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The American Church Has Some Big Problems

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Though many pastors and church leaders would probably not be willing to admit it, for all intents and purposes, our churches are mostly more concerned with being the compliant servant of the state than they are the obedient servant of God. The way most pastors teach Romans 13 is nothing more than the promotion of idolatry. Christians are taught to obey civil government almost without question. As was the case in Nazi Germany, America’s churches are taught that obedience to the state is obedience to God.

Have you been to a modern church wedding recently? If you have, as the pastor pronounced the bride and groom as husband and wife, you probably heard him say, “As an officer of the laws of the State of (your State) and in the presence of God…I now pronounce you man (or husband) and wife.”

The IRS 501c3 non-profit organization status for churches (instituted in 1954) has turned pastors and church officers into corporate officers of the state–and most pastors and church leaders KNOW it–even if they are unwilling to admit it.

It’s all about preserving the church’s non-profit status so contributors can deduct their offerings on income tax forms and so that the church doesn’t have to pay sales taxes on what they purchase or property taxes on what they own. And whatever pastors and church officers are required by the state to do in order to preserve that non-profit status, they will comply.

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Our own federal government put the Taliban in power, put Al Qaeda in power, and put ISIS in power. Our federal government often uses war and conflict to cover up its own murderous activity or to kill the very people that they formerly gave arms to, supported, befriended, etc. Whether one wants to believe it or not, most of the conflict in the Middle East has been caused by our own government. We are our own worst enemy. How convenient that we make Muslim people everywhere the straw man to divert attention away from the real criminals.

Yes, the American Church has a BIG problem: much of it is filled with HATE. To be sure, Christians are instructed to hate “evil,” but nowhere are we instructed to hate people–any people. Yet, the hatred of Muslims by Christians in America appears to be epidemic.

Hatred is a cancer. Hatred, bitterness, resentment, bigotry, etc., kill the soul. When Jesus instructed us to love our enemies, it was NOT for our enemies’ sake; it was for OUR sake. How can God bless a hate-filled Church when He commands us to love our enemies? How can He bless warmongers when he tells us that it is peacemakers who are blessed?

FK – We won’t begin to fix our problems until we abandon blind faith, because that’s what got us into this mess and it won’t get us out, and until we cease choosing among the various forms of authoritarianism. I don’t expect to be here long enough to see that happen.

British army creates team of Facebook warriors

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The British army is creating a special force of Facebook warriors, skilled in psychological operations and use of social media to engage in unconventional warfare in the information age.

The 77th Brigade, to be based in Hermitage, near Newbury, in Berkshire, will be about 1,500-strong and formed of units drawn from across the army. It will formally come into being in April.

The brigade will be responsible for what is described as non-lethal warfare. Both the Israeli and US army already engage heavily in psychological operations.

Against a background of 24-hour news, smartphones and social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, the force will attempt to control the narrative.

The 77th will include regulars and reservists and recruitment will begin in the spring. Soldiers with journalism skills and familiarity with social media are among those being sought.

FK – The Amerikan empire’s version of this is probably much older and not public.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-5eO2rJJ3A

Happy Birthday General Lee

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FK – What our ancestors did when they came to this continent was invent a new form of empire. A few of them insisted on a Bill of Rights to force the federal government to acknowledge our natural born rights all of which are based upon the most basic right any creature possesses, the right to fight back. The Bill of Rights is what makes us ‘exceptional.’

Robert E. Lee should be remembered because he did his duty, he fought for his country, against ‘common sense,’ against what would have been a stellar military career with the Yankee empire.

Oh for such men today.

FK – From the movie ‘Gods and Generals‘:

FK – “…challenging our central government…” Did ya’ catch that?

“With all my devotion to the Union and the feeling of loyalty and duty of an American citizen, I have not been able to make up my mind to raise my hand against my relatives, my children, my home. I have therefore resigned my commission in the Army, and save in defense of my native State, with the sincere hope that my poor services may never be needed, I hope I may never be called on to draw my sword…..” Lee in a letter to his sister, April 20, 1861

GOA Alert: “Fast Track” to Delegate Enormous Power to Obama

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— Second Amendment Could be Impacted

Congress got back to work last week.  And within the next month, the congressional GOP leadership is expected to move a “bait and switch” scheme that could seriously impact the Second Amendment.

The scheme is called “fast track.”

In “fast track,” Congress passes a bill which delegates to Barack Obama the legislative authority to do anything he wants — ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING — so long as he includes it in a “trade agreement.”

In this case, the trade agreement is the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP or TPA) — currently being negotiated with thirteen Pacific Rim nations.

The problem is that Congress would delegate this authority to Obama without knowing what was in the top secret agreement — and possibly before it is even completely written.

FK – I told the bastards they shouldn’t be surprised if someday soon they look out their windows up there and see crowds approaching, not with signs in their hands but with tools to do what will be required.

Why aren’t we killing them? Can someone tell me?

Military-Like Precision of Paris Terror Attack Has Many Asking Serious Questions

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cOsfjyT4_U

FK – A couple of smart college age ‘kids’ who’ve watched a few YouTube vids could probably act just as calmly. Just sayin’. Humans are more capable than they realize of steeling their minds to certain realities. Military training is no guarantee of success or ‘professionalism.’

FK – What a newswhore says in relation to reality doesn’t mean a whole lot anyway.

I’ve hunted all my life and shot that caliber. The angle looks right to me. It’s a possible complete miss but there’s no guarantee that a high velocity full metal jacket round which is probably what was fired would immediately produce blood and gore.

I’ve shot watermelons with high powered rounds and it usually takes a center shot to make them explode. Otherwise you just blow a chunk off. A human skull is not a watermelon. This is a low grade vid from a distance as well.

I’m not defending or attacking anyone but we also don’t need to be adding to the confusion.

Focus on what the govt.s will do in name of these events. We can hold the war crimes trials after the war to figure out who really did what.

Best to prepare for what will be required.

Terrorists take advantage of restrictive French gun laws to kill 12

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Clearly, the terrorist murderers were not deterred by any of this, but their law-abiding victims were. The other clear conclusion that can be drawn is the inevitable collision when a relatively tolerant people take in a relatively intolerant group. That culture clash, which historically occurs when disparate groups with different ideologies and values occupy the same territory, is especially observable wherever it is encouraged by state policy.

Added to that tension is the threat of spreading violence on a global level, with special emphasis on the potential for increased domestic attacks in this country. Mike Morell of CBS News, formerly with the CIA, warned of the need to “worry about copycat attacks, not only in France but in the rest of the world, and I would even say in the broader world to include the United States.”

With an administration policy abetting immigration by disparate cultures with incongruous goals, such attacks may be inevitable. If and when one does happen, the probability is that it will occur in an area where private carrying of firearms has not been normalized, and is discouraged or outright prohibited. As for any and all laws in place, the attackers will ignore them, as they always do.

FK – We are clearly at war. Not with the fundamentalist ragheads, but with the trash that encourages their presence in Western Civilization and their ultimate actions which result from the ‘culture clash.’ The real culture clash is between those who claim to love Liberty and their blood domestic enemies who write the laws that make these events possible. Hint: They have white skin, were probably born here and aren’t hiding in a cave on the other side of the world.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pntX7r3sYd8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6aVijUkKVc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocYf0BbaIDY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PimjLG_l0uo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiCI7XC3I2o

Lawsuit: Cops Confiscate Guns From Vet Diagnosed With Insomnia

FK – This is the arrogant trash that’s our real enemy:

ANCIENT ALIEN MYSTERY OF THE ARCHONS – Invaders from Space HD

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FK – I don’t doubt there are higher intelligences that don’t have our best interests at heart. If someone or something is threatening to torture you it doesn’t love you, it doesn’t like you, it considers you to be a slave. Our slave mentality and our blind faith is part of what’s holding us back.

Who’s Afraid of Machiavelli imagine Winter BBC Documentary

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZQVWvte_Ks

FK – This is only an hour. It’s streamed twice in this segment for some reason. I couldn’t find a better resolution version on YouTube.

Everyone should read ‘The Prince.’ I read it during the dubya years with one eye on current events and it showed me that government/politics hasn’t changed that much in 500 years. It’s on my ‘Books to read before you vote‘ list on Amazon.

I’m not surprised the church banned it since most religions work on the same principles as the governments of the world: treat them like mushrooms, make them fear you and your god. Their god of course is patterned after the ancient tyrannical kings who looked down their noses at their subjects/slaves and said “Obey me or I’ll torture and kill you.” Now the message “Be a good slave(servant, worshiper), you’ll have paradise in the next life,” often suffices.

They consider us to be livestock.

My test results:

Your score was 62 of 100.

This puts you in the category of the high Machs, people who do not belive in the goodness of the world and that because that it must be manipulated, people who Machiavelli would approve of.

FK – The test of course doesn’t take a lot of things into consideration. Thinking the world or human herd animals are certain things doesn’t equate to always acting in certain ways. But then human nature/behavior often ignores what it finds inconvenient.