Urgent warning about Donald Trump

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'Tis a sique, sique world we live in.
whats sad there are i live is very rural for the most laid back hunting fishing good old boys church every 3-5 miles half empty on sunday.. this city is about 2 hours drive or less from me.. so it just aint the big cities .perilous times
 
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Trump on Saturday said "Trump said the U.S. cannot fight "endless wars." "We have to bring our great heroes, our great soldiers, we have to bring them home. It's time. It's time," Trump said in a lengthy and wide-ranging address to the Values Voter Summit, an annual gathering of social conservative activists."
Trump says he's an 'island of one' on Syria as he announces aid

One day after saying: "US President Donald Trump said on Friday the US is sending more troops to Saudi Arabia "to help""
Trump: We’re sending troops to Saudi Arabia and ‘they pay for everything’

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So you would rather throw your support to the Leftist-Socialist-Anarchist crowd represent by the Democrats? Looks like you are as deluded as the Leftists.

Not deluded Enoch; alert. This is the argument Trump loyalists use - we must choose the lesser of two evils. Of course Warren and ilk are "worse" in their policies. But why do we have to choose either one? Just how long are we going to play this Republican/ Democrat game when nothing ever changes? And it's not going to - Washington is too compromised. It's done.

Why not vote independent or why put our hopes in Washington at all? Washington isn't going to change - it's a rigged game and too many politicians are bought and paid for.

Maybe we should be asking ourselves what we can do instead? I think there is plenty. But first we have to give up the delusion that Trump is our savior whose going to finally fix things. He's not. He's a freemason and we all know who they serve. I read that he's likely a 33rd degree so you can't use the argument that he's in the low levels and doesn't know what it's about at the top.

Just how many photos of Trump with Clintons, Epstein, Cardinals, Kissinger, and other elites are you going to dismiss? Just how many wars and deaths is it going to take for you to see that he's continuing the policies of his predecessors? Don't the lives of those humans Trump is dropping bombs on matter? The wars are all lies. The real reasons for the wars is hidden and Americans are lied to. And Trump is continuing the lies. All he's doing is throwing Christians a few bones while moving America into the North America Union. Are you going to wake up only when you're carted off to a FEMA camp?

Maybe instead of hoping in Donald Trump to be our daddy savior we should look to what we can do locally to implement change, or maybe we should organize a rally, or maybe we should go door to door - I don't know. Maybe we each can go in prayer to God and ask Him. But I do think that Step #1 is realizing that we as Christians have no friend in Washington. The only person that seems remotely Christian is Jim Jordan and possibly Rand Paul.

What can you personally do to make America better instead of hoping that Trump is going to do it? How about starting a Revival? Or handing out tracts? Or coming up with your own ideas?

Here is Pastor Chuck Baldwin's latest article:

The Religious Right Is A Blight
Published: Thursday, October 10, 2019
Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column

The Religious Right was born during the ineptitude of the Jimmy Carter presidency and came to maturity during the Bill Clinton years. It got old and feeble during the G.W. Bush years. And now under the Trump presidency, it is nothing but a rotting corpse. The Religious Right was created to be a cure, but it has become a blight.

I was a young preacher back in the 1970s when the Religious Right (as it was dubbed by the media) was birthed. I had recently graduated from what is now the Willmington School of the Bible (named after my dean, teacher and friend, Dr. Harold Willmington—he was the main reason I transferred to the institute) at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. In fact, I was a member of Liberty’s first full graduation class in 1975. I knew the Falwell children, Jerry Jr., Jeannie and Jonathan, when they were kids. The school was small then; and the school president, Dr. Jerry Falwell Sr., and I became quite close.

Jerry spoke at my church in Florida several times, and he invited me to be the featured speaker at Liberty more than once. In 1979, Jerry asked me to be the executive director of the Florida Moral Majority, which I was happy to do. I traveled with Jerry several times on his private jet; he and I shared the platform together in several conferences; I was a featured guest on his nationally syndicated Old Time Gospel Hour television broadcast; and Jerry featured me in his national publication, the National Liberty Journal. I accompanied Jerry overseas twice, and we often spoke by phone.

During those years, I met most of the leaders of the Religious Right. I was there when Jerry led the Religious Right to endorse George H.W. Bush as Ronald Reagan’s running mate in 1980 (over the strong objections of a few of us). I was at the White House with Jerry on at least two occasions. I had audiences with President Reagan, Vice President Bush, several cabinet members, many U.S. senators, house members and governors. I was one of the young bucks in the room, but I was there.

On my nationally syndicated radio talk show during the 1990s, I interviewed and/or met most of the power elite in the Republican Party. My radio show helped elect dozens of conservatives to national, State and local offices. For those of you who have never read my full biographical sketch, here it is.

I say all of that only to prove my bona fides with the Religious Right. So, know that I am speaking as an insider, not as a critic from the outside.

The first time I remember hearing the word Zionist in public was in 1980. We were at a press conference in Washington, D.C., and a journalist asked Jerry on live television, “Are you a Zionist?” In my young ignorant mind, I remember saying to myself, “No.” The thought was still reverberating around in my head when I heard Jerry emphatically say, “Yes.” I was confused about it; but I dismissed it to my youth and lack of knowledge. Come to find out many years later, of course, that my initial instinct was 100% right.

The first tarnish on the armor of my mentors in the Religious Right came in 1996, when they overwhelmingly embraced the candidacy of Bob Dole over Pat Buchanan. I was old enough at that point to start standing on my own two feet, and I took that fight to the bitter end. That story, if told in full, is one for the history books—and it forever changed me.

When G.W. Bush came along in 2000, I was skeptical but willing to give him a chance. It didn’t take long. After only a few months of Bush’s unconstitutional conduct—and especially his pathetic penchant for warmongering—I began taking him to task over my radio talk show and in my syndicated column. My brethren in the Religious Right excoriated me. But by then, I had learned my lesson from ’96, and I was man enough to take the heat—which I did for eight long years.

Needless to say, the closeness I had shared with Jerry began to unravel as I refused to complacently go along with my brethren when they compromised principle after principle to stay on Bush’s smiley side. But I grew a tough hide and a strong constitution during those years. I now know that those years were only prep school for the Trump years.

Yes, I saw all of this coming for a long time. But I honestly could never have guessed how bad it would get, because no one (at least not me) could foresee the arrival of Donald Trump. I foolishly thought that G.W. Bush was the worst it would be. And by worst, I’m not talking about Bush; I’m talking about the fawning actions and attitudes of the Religious Right toward Bush.

The power elite that control both political parties have completely mastered the Hegelian Dialectic. They have advanced architectural and engineering degrees in the designing and building of the phony left-right paradigm. They are professional propagandists and experts in political manipulation. Tokyo Rose and Joseph Goebbels were rank amateurs compared to these monsters. And Donald Trump is their greatest achievement. He is the Frankenstein who the Religious Right believes is Cinderella.

Many of the original movers and shakers of the Religious Right (RR) are no longer with us, of course. I would like to think that those dear old souls that I remember would be turning over in their graves if they could see what their spiritual posterity has become.

Pastor Robert Jefress is out there telling the nation that if Trump is impeached, it will bring civil war to America (and, of course, our Divider-in-Chief Donald Trump broadcasts Jeffress’ idiocy to the world). Jeffress is as irresponsible and foolhardy as they come. (Actually, this impeachment effort by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could wind up being the catalyst to Trump’s reelection; and Democrats might rue the day she tried it.)

Jeffress said absolutely nothing about Trump’s promotion of “red flag” gun confiscation laws that violate the vast majority of our Bill of Rights, not to mention the very core of God’s Natural laws of liberty, but wants to take the country into civil war should the constitutional act of impeachment take place. What a crock! If there is anything that would take our country to civil war it would be attempted gun confiscation. Remember Lexington and Concord? That was ALL ABOUT gun confiscation.
 
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I don’t remember anyone calling for civil war when the GOP House of Representatives impeached Bill Clinton with only 5—mark it, 5—Democrats voting yes for impeachment. Talk about pure partisanship. But the good Pastor Jeffress ignores the tyrannical and unconstitutional act of gun confiscation without due process (because Trump is for it) and threatens the nation with civil war over a constitutional act of Congress. This is because Jeffress cares NOTHING for the Constitution and God’s Natural laws. All he cares about is protecting Donald Trump and the Republican Party. And Jeffress is not alone.

Convicted felon and televangelist Jim Bakker (yes, he still has a large “Christian” following) is out there telling the world that if Trump loses the election next year, Christian leaders are going to be murdered. (You know things are upside down when I have to quote this article.) Talk about fear mongering; this is it. Then again, the entire RR seems to be motivated by fear and NOT faith these days.

Pat Robertson is out there decrying Trump’s withdrawal of some 50 American troops from the Turkish/Syrian border. Trump is not evacuating troops from Syria; he only moved a small contingent of troops away from the border (so American troops would not be harmed) in an apparent deal with Turkey’s government, which allows it to attack Syria without risking the lives of American troops. For this, Robertson said that Trump is in danger of “losing the mandate of heaven.” Really, Pat?

Robertson also (FINALLY) condemned Trump for aiding and abetting Saudi Arabia’s brutal murder of American resident, journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Hooray for that point, Pat. It’s a little late, don’t you think? You and the rest of the RR sat back on your hypocrisy and said absolutely NOTHING about Trump’s tacit approval of the House of Saud’s murder of Khashoggi (and tens of thousands of innocent Yemeni people, I might add).

But Robertson—along with the rest of the warmongers in the Republican Party—are suddenly righteously indignant about Trump redeploying (to another part of Syria) 50 troops? Like all of a sudden Trump has become a giant peacenik?

Donald Trump has expanded the Warfare State beyond any of his modern predecessors. He has dropped over 100,000 bombs, killing tens of thousands—maybe over 100,000 innocent people—since taking office. If he is given another term in office, Trump is on a pace to drop more bombs on more innocent people than G.W. Bush and Barack Obama put together. Trump joins those two U.S. presidents as international war criminals and mass murderers, and Pat Robertson goes ballistic over Trump moving 50 troops? Are you kidding?

I’ll tell you what this is all about. Robertson and the rest of the RR are rabid, fanatical Zionists. (Yes, as you know, I finally awakened to what that is.) Robertson’s rebuke is a shot across the bow of Trump’s ship of state warning him to not abandon their idol, Israel, fearing the possibility that he might abandon Syria.

There is only ONE thing over which the RR would abandon Trump. He can do nothing to overturn Roe v Wade, and they will support him; he can enact gun control and even gun confiscation laws, and they will support him; he can partner with gangsters and mob figures, and they will support him; he can explode deficit spending and the national debt, and they will support him. But if they perceive that he might be abandoning Israel—which Trump will NEVER do, as he is an Israeli asset—they will shout it from the housetops.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is incoherence in its rawest form.

Faith and Freedom Coalition founder and RR bigwig Ralph Reed is going to publish a book prior to next year’s elections promoting Donald Trump. The original title for the book was Render To God And Trump, which is taken from Matthew 22:21, “Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.” Or, in this case, Trump’s. But the title was changed, and the book will be published under the rubric For God And Country: The Christian Case For Trump.

In his book, Reed is going to argue that Christians have a “duty” to defend and vote for Trump. It would not surprise me if Reed made voting for Trump requisite for gaining entrance into Heaven. He’s also planning to hire a paid staff of 500 people and a volunteer staff of 5,000 people to knock on doors eight hours a day during 2020 for Trump.

To people such as Reed, politics—excuse me, Republican politics—is their religion. Trump is not a president; he is a savior. And the Republican Party is their church. If you think I’m exaggerating, just go to church with them one Sunday and then go to a GOP rally with them later in the week, and you’ll instantly see what I mean.

Franklin Graham is such a radical Trump toady that he is using his father’s famous evangelistic platform to travel the country, conducting rallies that are nothing more than an overt effort to move Christians to circle the wagons in support of Trump against potential impeachment. And people call me a political preacher!

The fact is, I am probably the least political preacher you’ve ever heard. I care nothing about partisan politics. I am consistent in my support of Natural law and constitutionally protected liberties in the face of a Republican challenge as much as I am in the face of a Democrat challenge. This is evidenced by the fact that when a Democrat is in the White House, Democrats hate me; and when a Republican is in the White House, Republicans hate me. Why? Because I tell the truth about both.

Then there is Jerry Falwell Jr. What a disgrace this man is to his father’s name! He is photographed carousing in nightclubs (doubtless the oldest man in the joint); he gave his son, Trey (Jerry Falwell III), $4.6 million to buy a gay-friendly/strip club-friendly hostel on Miami Beach; he attacks in vulgar terms evangelical preachers if they don’t support Donald Trump strongly enough; and he is embroiled in a mysterious business relationship and personal friendship with a “pool boy” in Miami. And that’s just the beginning.

But as one of the most famous and most influential leaders of the RR, Jerry Falwell Jr. is one of Donald Trump’s most sycophantic toadies. Why not? They are two peas in a pod.

These men, and hundreds like them, have led America’s evangelicals over the cliff of truth and righteousness and into the abyss of putrid political partisanship. Millennial news blogger Jason Charles is right: Evangelicals Have Themselves To Blame For The Political Divide In The U.S.

When Jerry Falwell Sr. and others started the Moral Majority and the Religious Right, I believe their motives were pure. They wanted Christians to stand up for Biblical righteousness, the Natural laws of our Creator codified in the Bill of Rights and the fundamental laws of morality upon which all societies and governments must build in order to survive.

For a while, they were astoundingly successful. But, as so often happens: success ruined them.
 

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After Ronald Reagan’s election, the RR married the Republican Party. It quickly stopped being about principles, and it started being about partisan politics. And it didn’t take long for the Republican machine to realize that the RR craved attention; it craved popularity; it craved the perks of power. And they swiftly began manipulating the RR into becoming little more than robotic cheerleaders for the GOP.

I well remember another press conference that I attended with the leaders of the RR back in the day. The reporter’s question was, “What exactly is it you want?” I thought the question was terrific. It gave us a chance to express some of the basic principles of truth that we believed and what we were all about. What an awesome opportunity. One of the key leaders of the RR back then answered by saying (and this is a quote), “All we want is a seat at the table.”

I almost gasped aloud. What? All of this effort, all of this adversity, all of this energy, all of this prayer and fasting was simply to give the leaders of the RR an opportunity to sit at the seat of power? At the time, I thought the answer was one man’s opinion. Turns out it wasn’t. He was truly speaking for many of them. To be sure, not all of them had this Machiavellian motivation, thank God. But for far, far too many of them, that is exactly what they wanted.

Well, the RR got their seat at the table. And now that Trump is president, it is a front-row seat. And I’m here to tell you, the RR will do almost anything to keep their seat at the table. When they protect Donald Trump, they are protecting themselves.

For almost three years, I have studiously documented the fundamental principles of God’s Holy Word, our Creator’s Natural Law and the principles of constitutional government that Donald Trump has egregiously and habitually violated. Worse, as far as true born again Christians should be concerned, I have detailed Trump’s blatant blasphemies against our wonderful Redeemer and Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. I’ve done so, NOT because I “hate” Donald Trump (no more than I hated Barack Obama or G.W. Bush or Bill Clinton or Jimmy Carter when I challenged their unconstitutional conduct) or because I think Hillary Clinton would have made a better president or because I want Donald Trump to lose the 2020 election—or ANYTHING of the sort.

I say these things because almost no one else among the RR (and I was there when it all began) will objectively and honestly say what they all would be shouting from the housetops if Trump were not a Republican. I say it in the hopes that something—SOMETHING—will awaken evangelical preachers to the need of standing on truth and principle regardless of cost, to the need of divorcing themselves from Georg Hegel’s evil left/right paradigm charade that is shrouded in the mask of partisan politics and to the need of being the independent truth-seeking, bold and courageous men of God that they are called to be—and to the need of forsaking the lust for self-aggrandizement, for which many are sacrificing the soul of our nation.

I say these things, because I fear that Gary Silverman—a man with whom I would probably disagree with just about everything—was right when he said that the Bible Belt lost God and found Trump.

Trump didn’t make America great; neither can he make America great again. God made America great. And only God can save it, much less make it great again. But as long as evangelical Christians (especially pastors) look to politicians—Donald Trump or any other politician (no doubt a Republican)—to make America great, they are unwittingly helping to make America after the similitude of what the Religious Right was originally created to change.

© Chuck Baldwin
 

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What's to worry about? God is still on His throne. All is well.

Yes but I don't believe that God expects complacency. I think we have a work to do and we have to face the reality that we really don't have someone in Washington getting our backs.
 
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it appears that way.. i will say A SAINT TRUMP AINT.. he has stood by his campaign promises . to compare him to slick willy and hellary . that like saying a copperhead is more dangerous than a rattle snake . trump has had some good policies.. Bolton he was bit to dogmatic instead of diplomatic. trump is doing about all he can with china . they have been allowed to take american jobs. counterfeited many of the american products. flooded our store with china products. while made in the usa .is a thing in the past . he is far better than the Clintons

I urge you to read about the "Hegelian Dialectic" - it's been played on Americans over and over. We're being kept busy with one manufactured crisis after another to mix up and confuse and traumatize Americans - it's all done purposefully, just like mass immigration, and perverse agendas being pushed on the youth, and mass surveillance. America is dying before our eyes.
 
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Here has been my concern over voting either way this election.

I will not vote against what I believe is not right. For the most part, what the Democratic Party wants to do is not what I want for the country my family and I live in. I'll pray and instill good values in my daughter as things up come, but I can't support that.

But I haven't quite made my mind upon President Trump. Yes, he has accomplished so much!!!! But the way he tweets and speaks...it isn't matching up with his actions. It just seems a bit uneasy/off to me. I voted President Trump in and glad I did. I think this time round I am going to pray and watch. Ive had dreams in the past about President Trump. The last one scared me where as my husband was chasing him off to a hospital to hurt him, three drunk men walked in the door and I was there pregnant and defenseless. I don't know if that is a warning or what. Or just a dream. This day and age really has brought out the question where my trust is in my Father. I am not going to be afraid. The enemy is defenseless against a child of the one true King no matter who the earth's kings are. Hurt this body, but my spirit belongs to God. I just don't know what a vote would even do now. I don't think it matters anymore. Something is happening and fast. But God will always prevail in the end...so His children will too.

I tend to take your dream as a warning - we're told God speaks to us in dreams. I too feel uneasy. I have been praying because I feel that something is coming. We all know America has turned it's back on God and judgment is coming. We all know that we can't spend the way Washington has been and survive. America for the most part is on the decline and we all know it. Instead of there being fresh anticipation in the air, there is a pervasive feeling of unease.

I don't think our votes count anymore but I'm voting independent. I still vote Republican in local elections - which I think our votes may still count in. I think we should all offer to have Republican locals signs put in our yards - so in that respect I stick to the right. But I do not believe that Trump is legitimate. I trust Pastor Baldwin and my own instincts.

If there is ever a time for Christians to take action I believe it is now. I think we need to evangelize and get involved in any way that we can. America is on a collision course with disaster and I think we know it. But step #1 is seeing that Trump is not our savior and it is up to US to act and do whatever part God calls us to.
 

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PS - I Know that there are Hundreds of people that are Praying about this very subject, Pray for your President, and Pray that God will bring His Justice to the Evil, Pray that God will Reveal their intent, and Expose them for their True Agenda, His Justice according to Our Justice System!
When I say hundreds, it could be Thousands, so add your Voice before the Throne of Grace.
Hold Fast, and Peace be with You!

I think this is wise advice for all of us. I don't think there was ever a time in the history of our country when prayer is more needed. I'm trying to make my way through the land mines and figure out what it is God wants, I just don't believe that Christians should fawn all over Trump the way the hirelings are as he violates the Constitution and murders hundreds of people in these perpetual wars. Just what kind of "Christians" are we to give a wink and a nod to cold-blooded murder? Really think about that - Trump has dropped over 100,000 bombs on innocent people and we condone it??? A family member is taking forensics and had to view murdered bodies that had partially decomposed and described it. Can we think about the dead bodies strewn all over the middle east - the children - and be okay with Trump doing it??? How much are we compromising our faith??? Really grasp the reality of that. How can a Christian look at that and reconcile it with Franklin Graham, Pastor Jeffress, Falwell, and the rest oohing and aching every one of Trump's actions?

The mind is a funny thing - which is why I like psychology. We compartmentalize, and dismiss, and live in denial - the mind has a remarkable way of twisting, denying, and rationalizing truth and sin. But if we are going to look it in the eye and see that Trump is not ending the wars like he said he would, and has not drained the swamp but packed his cabinet with the swamp then we have to admit that Trump is only throwing Christians a few bones while largely continuing the policies of his predecessors.

We are warned to be as wise as the serpent yet as harmless as the dove and I think that Christians need to realize that Trump is not our savior and look for alternate ways that God may want us to act in these times. We dare not rest, erroneously believing that all is well because Trump is at the helm. I don't have the answers but right now what I think to do is evangelize and get involved in local politics. Maybe others have ideas.
 
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God is the one who installs kings, and deposes them. Back in 2016, the fact that Trump was elected has left the Left in shock to this day! And I have little doubt that Trump will again be elected ; and perhaps in these days, the last “Trump!

Yes that is Scriptural - but so is "be as wise as the serpent but as harmless as the dove."

I just believe that the first step here is to realize that Trump is not who he claimed to be - he's elite and he's hobnobbed with the elite. He is not for you and me. Trump knows something evil is planned for America and Christians. Trump and his family have bunkers to hide in if China invades, or if the elite arrange an EMP or thermonuclear attack. Trump won't make room for you in the bunker Stan. He's in the club and you're not in it. I just feel that that's the first step - seeing through the smoke and mirrors - the lies that Trump and his handlers are serving up like pablum.

I believe that we have to stop looking to Washington because I don't think anything will change there. The corruption is too bad and probably if we knew the truth there are powerful demons at work in the halls of Washington. When we took a trip there one time I had such a terrible feeling - I think it was the Holy Spirit. If there is any hope I think it may be in the individual states resisting the evil - so Christians should get involved in local politics. In our area you won't even get a call back if you're not a Democrat. So I've seen how evil the system is. I don't have the answers but at least I think we should see things clearly.

Psalm 146:3-5 King James Version (KJV)
3 Put not your trust in princes, nor in the son of man, in whom there is no help.

4 His breath goeth forth, he returneth to his earth; in that very day his thoughts perish.

5 Happy is he that hath the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the Lordhis God:
 
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I agree. Trump was hated and opposed by both the Left and the Right (the RINOs and the Never-Trumpers) and yet God enabled him to be legally elected as the President. Had there been no voter fraud on behalf of Hillary, his results would have been even better.

Soverign Grace (misspelled in the poster's avatar) has been posting anti-Trump nonsense for quite a while, which means that by default she would rather see the enemies of the American people and the Constitution take control and destroy the USA.

Let's hope and pray that God enables Trump to be re-elected in spite of the daily harassment that he experiences from the Left. He has been sabotaging himself all along, but he has also done many positive things for which he has received absolutely no credit from the evil media and Democrats.

Or maybe what you're describing is the Hegelian Dialectic that everyone is against Trump. Maybe it's what the globalists want you to think. After all they have control of education, the media, government, and many pastors - so they shape viewpoints and control the narrative.

You can make that accusation Enoch, that I would rather see the enemies of the American people and the Constitution take control and destroy the USA. I believe that deep down you know it's a lie yet you post anyway - I've seen enough Christians put forth lies. I've read many of your posts and I believe you truly know the Lord - and I think that you know in your Spirit that I truly know the Lord.

I was injured and had my laptop and many empty hours and followed a winding course online and I read through multitudinous articles and visited innumerable websites before I came to the conclusions that I arrived at. I studied the bible for around 40 years and I also read many books on the enemy to learn how to defend myself from attacks that I encountered so I'm a veteran Christian. I believe that we're called to employ discernment and every red flag within me waves when it comes to Trump. Yet whoever disagrees with you regarding him you dismiss and vilify - just like the hirelings fawning over Trump.

Why don't you do an in-depth study on the 100,000 bombs that Trump has dropped on innocent people in the middle east and then come back and see if you can maintain your cognitive dissonance of "walking a godly life" yet seeing the destruction and sorrow that your hero Trump is inflicting on innocent people in the middle east. Why not see the true effects on the soldiers who are lied to about America being involved in these wars. Why not ask yourself why Trump nor his sons go over there to fight yet Trump is content to send OTHER PEOPLES SONS AND DAUGHTERS THERE.

Look at these real pictures Mr. Christian and see if you can continue to be Trump's whore. Heck he's only killing people in the Middle East. As long as it's not YOU whose blood is running in the streets you're okay with everything Trump does.

Christian. What happened to "Thou shalt not kill" or maybe we should say "Thou shalt not condone killing."


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I urge you to read about the "Hegelian Dialectic" - it's been played on Americans over and over. We're being kept busy with one manufactured crisis after another to mix up and confuse and traumatize Americans - it's all done purposefully, just like mass immigration, and perverse agendas being pushed on the youth, and mass surveillance. America is dying before our eyes.
America is dying before our eyes
this is not all trump fault .if you go back in history to bill clinton dont ask dont tell obama twisting of scripture. his liberal views . trump has done more to help the body of Christ thany of clinton bush or obama .the support of abortion
 
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I think this is wise advice for all of us. I don't think there was ever a time in the history of our country when prayer is more needed. I'm trying to make my way through the land mines and figure out what it is God wants, I just don't believe that Christians should fawn all over Trump the way the hirelings are as he violates the Constitution and murders hundreds of people in these perpetual wars. Just what kind of "Christians" are we to give a wink and a nod to cold-blooded murder? Really think about that - Trump has dropped over 100,000 bombs on innocent people and we condone it??? A family member is taking forensics and had to view murdered bodies that had partially decomposed and described it. Can we think about the dead bodies strewn all over the middle east - the children - and be okay with Trump doing it??? How much are we compromising our faith??? Really grasp the reality of that. How can a Christian look at that and reconcile it with Franklin Graham, Pastor Jeffress, Falwell, and the rest oohing and aching every one of Trump's actions?

The mind is a funny thing - which is why I like psychology. We compartmentalize, and dismiss, and live in denial - the mind has a remarkable way of twisting, denying, and rationalizing truth and sin. But if we are going to look it in the eye and see that Trump is not ending the wars like he said he would, and has not drained the swamp but packed his cabinet with the swamp then we have to admit that Trump is only throwing Christians a few bones while largely continuing the policies of his predecessors.

We are warned to be as wise as the serpent yet as harmless as the dove and I think that Christians need to realize that Trump is not our savior and look for alternate ways that God may want us to act in these times. We dare not rest, erroneously believing that all is well because Trump is at the helm. I don't have the answers but right now what I think to do is evangelize and get involved in local politics. Maybe others have ideas.
This is confirmation to me not to vote either way in this next election. Whoever is chosen will be under God's authority and He is my King...I don't regret voting President Trump this last election at all. And I pray for him and will not speak ill will on him. But my instincts is to stay out of the presidential elections this time. I go back and forth, but think Ill stick my ground this time. Local elections for us start tomorrow. I do plan to vote