My friend Walt Garlington wrote an essay on the evils of Amerikan exceptionalism so powerful I was tempted to post the whole thing. Please read it all. Here, I just give his proper and correct takes on TJ and the death cult of anti-traditional, anti-Christian ‘Murika.

An examination of the key text of Americanism, the Declaration of Independence (1776), confirms this, especially the second paragraph, so rich in the defining theological content of Americanism. The first claim tries to strike a mortal blow against hierarchy of any kind: ‘We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal’. This is not simply an attack on established orders in society, but on a hierarchy of knowledge and/or wisdom. Typically, traditional cultures have taught that insight is acquired with an increase in virtue. Americanism rejects even this, stating baldly that the understanding of a young, undisciplined student is equal to that of a holy ascetic elder in the matter of political philosophy (because Truth is self-evident, requiring no effort to perceive it).

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Yet the believers in the cult of Americanism believe all these inversions and corruptions are good and praiseworthy, the apogee of mankind’s political development over the centuries. They base this on a misreading of the Holy Scriptures, viewing the people of Israel in the Old Testament prior to the establishment of an overt kingdom as a sort of model republic of officials chosen by ‘the people’, and the US as a continuation and perfection of that form of government. William Federer is typical of these people. He quotes approvingly from a talk given by Harvard President Samuel Langdon on 31 May 1775: ‘The only form of government which had a proper claim to a divine establishment, was so far from including the idea of a king, that it was a high crime for ISRAEL to ask to be in this respect like other nations; and when they were thus gratified, it was rather as a just punishment’ (Who Is the King in America?, e-book version, Amerisearch, 2018, p. 128).

But Mr Federer defeats himself in his own book by quoting Deuteronomy 1:13 in support of his thesis: ‘TAKE YOU wise men, and understanding, and KNOWN AMONG YOUR TRIBES, and I will make them rulers over you’ (p. 122). He neglects to see that it is the Holy Prophet Moses who makes the selected men rulers in the final instance, not the tribesmen themselves. Thus, as Dr Vladimir Moss of England has pointed out in his writings, the period prior to the Israelite kingdom in the Old Testament was simply an inchoate monarchy, with Moses and Aaron the high priest foreshadowing both the Davidic kings and Levitical priesthood in the kingdom of Israel as well as the Christian king and bishop/patriarch in the Orthodox countries of the world that would fulfil the type seen dimly in Moses, the judges, etc.

Mr Federer is nevertheless undeterred in pressing his case, using a quote from Justice John Jay (8 Sept. 1777) to present his ideal government: ‘You will know no power but such as you will create; no authority unless derived from your grant; no laws but such as acquire all their obligation from your consent’ (pgs. 132, 133).

This is Promethean, satanic. And it is all the worse when one considers that the ‘God’ of the Declaration is quite literally a creation of Thomas Jefferson (the author of the Declaration and an opponent of traditional beliefs about the Lord Jesus Christ), which does not belong to any religion in the world and whose sole function seems to be providing psychic cover and comfort to the American exceptionalists for whatever deed (be it good or evil) they embark upon.

This satanic/Promethean spirit unfortunately colors the whole project of Americanism. All traditional countries are therefore at risk while this ideology, this heretical cult, is embraced, consciously or unconsciously, by the greater number of the peoples in the United States: A guilty, unrepentant conscience will always seek to be rid of that which pricks it, that which reminds it that it is doing wrong. The US will continue to go round the world destroying hierarchical societies until the States renounce the evils of the Declaration of Independence and themselves return to a normative arrangement based on a hierarchy with a divine origin and blessing.

Read the whole thing. Then pray for either the Conversion of the American people, the complete end of the Freemason’s US project, or both.