Tag: Republicans

Hidden Face of Corporatism

by LeeS, posted in Corporatism, Indoctrination, Politics, Postmodernism, Propaganda

Who's Really Behind the Mask

Corporatism Hides Behind
Useless Political Terminology

This current presidential election process; indeed, President Trump’s four-year term polarized citizens into various camps using political terms that actually have no meaning today. People died, demonstrated and alienated each other over political positions that are essentially meaningless today. Ergo, the war was lost before the battle err began; just to keep you occupied until the real goal could be revealed – when you were too powerless to reject. Continue reading “Hidden Face of Corporatism” →

Hatred of Hitler’s Children

by LeeS, posted in Fascism, Politics, Scientism

This man has become the most
Hated man in human history: Why?

In one His last major sermons, Christ made an amazing statement on human behavior (Mt 23:27-35). Christ stated that though the scribes and Pharisees claimed to be different from their forefathers, they were in fact doing the same actions; hating God and those whom God had sent. Today’s Antifa claims to be anti-fascist; yet, they support those who believe in the same agenda that Hitler did: eugenics. They, like the Jews of Christ’s day, are the product of the teaching of their progenitors and embrace the same goals (Ex 20:5; De 5:9). They exhibit the hatred of Hitler showing themselves to be the children of the very man they claim to revile. Continue reading “Hatred of Hitler’s Children” →

Reformation: Legacy of Hatred

by LeeS, posted in Discernment, Nihilism, Philosophy, Politics

The Reformation Brought Freedom of Faith
The Reformation also Brought Endless Wars

As a Christian I am grateful to the revival of the true Gospel which is called the Reformation. Yet, it was an unintentional consequence of wanting a discussion of differences between Roman Catholic Church (RCC) and biblical hermeneutical interpretation by individuals rather than by the monolithic RCC via the Pope. The Reformation brought hope but it also entailed several hundred years of unrelenting and merciless wars across Europe. Violence that extends down to today’s political climate in America and across Europe; a climate of unrelenting hostility against those who think differently. Continue reading “Reformation: Legacy of Hatred” →