Cutting Through the Confusion

I’m not a theological expert but in case you haven’t noticed, we live in a civilization hijacked by an ethno-religious group that hates us. Ultimately, they’re advancing a Satanic agenda. In that regard, it’s all really quite simple. “Ye shall know them by their fruits” cuts through the confusion nicely. So, shrugging and exclaiming that “It’s Satanic” doesn’t make you sound nuts to most conservatives at this point. We all get it when we see a child tranny groped by a homosexual.

However, if one tries to point out who’s running the show in practical terms, they short circuit. The devil himself doesn’t pay the bribes and publish the lies, nor does he rig politics to wage the endless wars and persecute us for existing. He didn’t set up an international system of usury and extortion so reckless it’s beyond the comprehension of the average Bible reader. Such are the deeds of a specific group of people.

If you point out that these people have a set of practical goals you start making even less sense because these things can be defined by their conflicting nature. Each objective makes the others impossible to achieve. In other words, it’s all highly impractical to the point of being impossible.

Here’s a pair for today: seeking global domination while never keeping one’s word. They tell people what to do in order to get what they want, while lying that the result will be something those people will find acceptable. It turns out to be something horrific and then they move on to offering the next bargain. Here’s a string of “deals with the devil“:

• Offering to save the British Empire by forcing America into WW1 in exchange for Palestine;
• Telling the Germans to give up and go home because they’d get a fair peace settlement later;
• Telling the Poles not to compromise on returning German land because they’d be protected;
• Telling White Americans to cede their rights so everyone can be judged by the content of their character;
• Assuring the Russians that NATO would never move eastward;
• Exhorting Americans to fight a global war on terrorism to keep their nation safe; and
• Telling the Ukrainians to abandon regional autonomy agreements in favor of civil war because NATO will prevent direct Russian intervention.

How is “never keeping one’s word” a practical goal? Well, it’s a matter of being above accountability and criticism. “Chosen,” one might phrase it. If anyone can decry your hypocrisy and demand it stop, there’s really nothing that distinguishes your divine status from those you intend to rule with no regard to their own interests. The truth isn’t objective and embodied by Christ, it exists only in relation to yourself. It’s critical they respect the principle, or the swindle is over.

This is where “my word is my bond” conservatives can’t figure it out. They know in practical terms that without credibility, leadership can’t be established or sustained. So, if you tell them somebody wants to rule the world while engaging in pathological dishonesty, it sounds absurd. The same could be said about all of these wars and the child trannies, and yet we’re plagued by them.

This then raises the question in the conservative mind about why these people would relentlessly pursue what can only be a very bad outcome for themselves. They reason through the situation to conclude that you’re a nutjob because they can’t comprehend that none of this has to do with reason. Without Christianity, there’s no explanatory context. Just ask why they’re surprised that the people who killed Christ would persist in doing things that don’t turn out well. That used to be considered common sense.