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Judeo-Catholics Respond

01 Thursday Sep 2022

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Or, I might say “Catholics for Anti-Pope Fwancis.”

As if in response to my column yesterday, the Churchian Catholics OF the World share their own views about NOT obeying the clear commandments of Jesus Christ and His Father. See: What Does the Bible Say About Student Loan Forgiveness? by a Kody Cooper at Crisis. Kody quotes a few of the scriptural and secondary sources I did, and then ignores them all in favor of some BoomerCon nonsense. See, kids, God, Schod! It’s all about the … CONSTITUTION! The Republic! Other meaningless words…

One can safely assume that these types care even less about the future of society and know even less about economics and law than they do about Christianity. Not that it matters much at this very late hour.

All is not completely lost at Crisis. Eric Sammons was a little more honest in his column.

If faithful Catholic colleges don’t make these changes, they may very well find that the market for their services has dried up. What started as a government program to push everyone to college may end up spelling the end of faithful Catholic colleges.

I think we’re down to exactly 2 FAITHFUL Catholic colleges in the US, both in NH. If one understands that the present system is utterly satanic and only has destruction as a goal, then it’s not hard to see that they want an end to formal education, Catholic and otherwise. It was a dire mistake to ever participate in their madness. Yes, make those changes immediately.

Jubilee now!

Hold the Line!

09 Wednesday Dec 2020

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Poland and Hungary, sane bulwarks of the West, are again under attack by the forces of hell, as told in Crisis:

Poland and Hungary are in trouble with the European Union again. Ostensibly, this time it is a budgetary dispute that neither Warsaw nor Budapest is willing to sign off on. But, in essence, it is a clash of postmodernism on the one hand and traditionalism on the other. Brussels endeavors brutally to impose its social-engineering schemes on the Poles and the Hungarians, who view such ham-fisted behavior as a violation of their national sovereignties.

At the moment, we are witnessing a fight over two fundamental issues: immigration and sexuality. Brussels huffs and puffs about freedom of movement and human rights. Poland and Hungary simply must accept whatever quota of Third World migrants (mostly Muslims) the E.U. has set for the member states. Further, they must agree to all rules and regulations favoring LGBT causes, abortion, and so on—long overdue in the region. Or so Brussels says.

Stand! My prediction: they hold and civilization endures. Then, the EU will continue t dissolve as more Euro nations return to their roots. Then, the satanists will be sent fleeing to their master! Keep the faith and the hope!

“Another” Border Crisis

18 Friday Oct 2019

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It’s now impossible to tell where one ends and the next begins. These folks obviously haven’t heard about the cages, family separations, racism, and whatnot.

A sudden increase in the number of Mexican families and asylum seekers trying to cross into the United States has raised fears of a new border crisis, frustrating Department of Homeland Security officials who are unable to deter Mexican nationals with the same restrictive immigration policies designed to keep Central Americans out of the country.

Mexico surpassed Guatemala and Honduras in August to again become the single-largest source of unauthorized migration to the United States, according to administration officials who provided data on the Mexican migrants but were not authorized to speak about the situation publicly. In recent weeks, thousands of Mexican adults and children have been camping out in queues at U.S. border crossings, sleeping in tents while awaiting a chance to apply for safe refuge.

Most concerning to U.S. authorities is the percentage of Mexicans declaring a fear of persecution or harm, a claim that typically prevents their rapid deportation. Their requests for asylum are adding to the backlog of nearly one million pending cases in U.S. immigration courts, and by law, the United States must process their claims.

No wall. No A-10s. No law. Why not just abandon the border and let nature take its course?

Tell it to the Marines?

17 Wednesday Apr 2019

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This “identity crisis” needs be quelled in a hurry.

Many of the Marine Corps‘ iconic battles such as Iwo Jima and Inchon are decades in the past, and the amphibious assaults that were once the service’s calling card seem to have fallen by the wayside in a world of artificial intelligence weaponry, cyberwarfare and the Pentagon’s strategic focus on outer space and great-power rivals such as China and Russia.

Now, an open letter to Lt. Gen. David H. Berger, the White House’s pick to become Marine Corps commandant, is fueling debate over whether the Corps is in the midst of an identity crisis that could mean tighter budgets and fewer clear missions.

While the Army and other services look to expand into cyberwarfare and other modern modes of combat, some strategists and many Marines themselves say the Corps is moving further afield from its core mission as America’s expeditionary force in combat.

They say Marines are beginning to buckle under the strain of seeking new missions and managing unconventional deployments to Eastern Europe, the North Atlantic and other places.

How about just letting the rest of the damned world take care of itself. Maybe keep the Fleet Force with the fleet and send the Expidicary Forces to the Southern border.

A Good Time to Make Use of National Unity?

02 Saturday Sep 2017

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Pat Buchanan thinks so:

Like 9/11, Hurricane Harvey brought us together.

In awe at the destruction 50 inches of rain did to East Texas and our fourth-largest city and in admiration as cable television showed countless hours of Texans humanely and heroically rescuing and aiding fellow Texans in the worst natural disaster in U.S. history.

On display this week was America at her best.

Yet the destruction will not soon be repaired. Nearly a third of Harris County, home to 4.5 million people, was flooded. Beaumont and Port Arthur were swamped with 2 feet of rain and put underwater.

Estimates of the initial cost to the Treasury are north of $100 billion, with some saying the down payment alone will be closer to $200 billion. In inflation-adjusted dollars, the cost of Harvey will exceed that of the Marshall Plan, which rebuilt Europe after World War II.

Though the country has appeared united since the storm hit, it is not likely to remain so. …

No, it won’t last. In fact, as one team of overweight, low-IQ felons after another take the field today, the Harvey effect begins to fade. After tomorrow’s Day of Prayer (which will surely gripe some in and of itself) the unity may be over.

As for tending to our own house – there’s still a fortune for some to make meddling overseas, the consequences be damned.

Still, it has been nice, this week, to see so many come together. It’s sad that it takes a disaster to do it.

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