Posted on 07/30/2019 2:53:14 AM PDT by Kaslin
Globalism is wicked, similar to the rebellion of Babel.
NAFTA stems from, and is a manifestation of Globalism.
The United States, as a Christian nation, has to be destroyed in order that Globalism can thrive.
The wickedness of every strata of society is apparent. From the wealthiest and most powerful to the poorest. People like the Clintons, Obamas, Bushes, Epsteins, Steyers, Musks devise grandiose schemes to challenge, deny, or somehow supplant God. They all discourage faith in God. The poor of Baltimore, Los Angeles, SanFrancisco, Philadelphia, New York, and so on won’t clean up after themselves and so on.
It’s likely your Irish grandfather was a Catholic, and lived in a society that had the blessing of being informed by Christianity.
Our society is at present informed by materialism, secularism, and rebellion.
Anything at all except Jesus Christ.
Coming soon to St Louis.
The story of the Crusaders on a long voyage.
As was the practice of the time, they took along extra horses, and a page to do the dirty work of the journey. One evening they approached a castle. The custom of the day dictated that the Lord of the Castle was required to take in the travelers for the night, and they were then bound to perform some service or offer a gift in return.
The Crusaders rode up to the castle, the drawbridge was lowered, and they entered the huge courtyard. Servants met them and ushered them eagerly into the main hall, where a man in regal attire approached. “Oh, thay, am I ever glad to thee you fellas!”
In dismay, one of the crusaders whispered to another, “Promise him anything, but give him our page!”
...speaking of Julia, I don’t recall Omoeba using that episode in his “Life of Julia” campaign materials, do you?
No; I don’t.
But then; I barely recall ANYTHING used!
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