Is Government A Deity?-A Letter From Schaeffer Cox

Gavin Seim For Liberty/Call Me Gav ^ | 9/16/2016 | Schaeffer Cox

[Nextrush]

(A letter from Schaeffer Cox from a black prison site about what he faces....We are so consumed with government fake law that we forget God's law.)

"The biggest challenge I was running into in my efforts to teach people how to think like free people was the way Americans categorize the government as a diety in their minds. They never stopped to think about its origin or what it is at it's core essence. It's a dead idol that only has power because the human hands that made it pretend it has power. The act of pretending is so convincing that the people watching will attribute power to the dead idol in their minds.

This is all part of Babylonian Magi's ritualistic deceit of the masses. It's Satanic evangelism, getting people to believe and practice your religion without even knowing it.

So what I did was invite people go through the actions of building your own home-made government. We made our own idol, our own graven image, and in the process came to know that the idol of the state and federal government was not categorically different than the hokey one we made at Denney's over pie and ice cream. For everyone who participated, this exercise really undermined the power that the pageantary of state craft held on them.

What I was out to prove is that all it takes to be a "judge" is to get a bunch of your friends to act like you are a judge. We had a guy named David Bartell who was a well read local patriot. I started calling him "Judge Bartell". Then everyone else did too...It made the real judge (oh, sorry. I mean the other fake judge) extremely frustrated. He told everyone to "stop calling this guy Judge Bartell." .....

[Nextrush]

Activist Gavin Seim, who's been supporting the imprisoned and accused patriots from the Oregon Standoff and the Bundy Ranch, posted this letter from prisoner Schaeffer Cox on his Facebook page.

Cox was jailed by the federal government on other charges in another case.

But he argues about the legitimacy of the government system that is hurting farmers and ranchers out West, imposing rules about firearms on us, using terrorism as an excuse to spy on us and monitor us like a police state etc. etc.

Its a system that I consider to be a Corporatist Uniparty system of fake political parties with pretend differences, being manipulated by the real powers namely big banks and big business.

Gavin Seim is against the political system 100 percent but I choose to vote for Donald Trump understanding Trump alone is not going to save us.

We will have to do something more hopefully en masse and hopefully non violently to change things.

Martin Luther King broke the back of the political machine in 1963 and specifically the Democrat Party Establishment.

Its time for another movement to break the back of the political machine in general and the Republican Party Establishment in particular.

Its not a movement of politics and elections since 95 plus percent of the GOP candidates on the ballot in November are Corporatist RINO's without exception.

I was thinking about the situation in Syria and all the notions in the Bible about Armageddon.

If the US armed forces were fighting the Russian armed forces in the coming hours or days or weeks, who would be the 'good guys' and who would be the 'bad guys'?

Well at least I know God is the "good guy" whatever the situation.

[Wpin]

Compelling points. Food for thought definitely.

[achilles2000]

What he writes about are involve the most fundamental issues of political philosophy. The letter is far more profound than what passes for “conservative” writing these days.

[sport]

It is to a Communists. It is to a Socialists. It is to a Leftists. It is to a Liberal.

[Nextrush]

I would agree with that but I still remember preachers and teachers from my youth on radio and television to some extent using expressions like “God and Country” as if the two were equal for Conservatives.

God is first would seem to be the right notion to me.

Ronald Reagan reminded people that we should not be praying for God to be on our side but that we should be praying that we are on God’s side.

[sport]

Concerning your post: We are in one accord. God Ordained that man form Governments to protect the inhabitants and punish evil doers. Thus maintaining order where all inhabitants could prosper to the extent of their abilities. Referencing back to the Garden of Eden, where after Adam’s fall and sin, God informed him that he was to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow. Not by an EBT card provided by the Government made possible from the sweat of other’s brow. As Jimmy Swaggert phrased it: Much Bible, much freedom. Little Bible, little freedom. No Bible, no freedom.

[bkopto]

Just a quibble with your comments:

Martin Luther King broke the back of the political machine in 1963 and specifically the Democrat Party Establishment.

I would say that the Dems broke the backs of the blacks at that time, with the advent of the so-called Great Society. The blacks might have thought they prevailed. In fact, history has shown that the blacks have been destroyed by the events in the early 1960s.

[Nextrush]

I’ve been reflecting on what all came down in the early 60’s and it started with Birmingham’s ‘success’ in creating racial unrest and strife nationwide in 1963 ahead of the 1964 election.

JFK had the FBI on MLK, LBJ passed the Civil Rights Act, MLK got an audio tape of his sexual activity. The Civil Rights people cut back on protest.

Then came Selma in early 65 and worse riots yet at the 1960’s moved on.

LBJ moved in 1965 to create the Great Society not just to pick up where FDR left off, but to buy off and control the black population in urban areas and keep them voting Democrat.

The GOP has never wanted to undo the programs, only modify them at the edges with ‘work requirements’, ‘means testing’ etc.

But the drugs are so widespread and the crime that the Democrats are in danger of losing their grip as the violence over police shootings of people (many involved in drugs) demonstrates.

For a while MLK had the upper hand, but the descent into violence back then plus the control mechanisms of the Great Society came into play.

MLK kept trying to oppose Johnson and the Democrat machine and got into the anti-Vietnam War movement, which would upend Johnson in 1968, but not his legacy of big government programs the Republicans will never undo.

What the country needs is an MLK type movement on a higher plane with more commitment to non violence than he had and an understanding that the political machine will be unrelenting in trying to outmaneuver and destroy it.