The United Nations' Pact for the Future

[WantDisclosure]

I think the basic premise of Manifest Destiny has weaseled its way right into our DNA.

I can relate to that.

I think part of the Great Awakening we're going through is coming to grips with what we the people have been up to for centuries, learning from it, and searching for ways to make progress in the future.

[Catsquotl]

I've been affraid of end time holocaust believers/lunatics ever since Ronald Reagan took control of the American Nuclear arsenal.
After so many rounds of end times I sort of lost faith that we will ever see anything like it. Just another way for people to occupy themselves with imagined divides and senseless worries.

Not saying it won't happen, just that I could care less these days. If bombs are on their way I think I'll just drive towards their impact zones instead of away from them.

[Emil El Zapato]

I don't think in the United States that we have any danger of becoming a theocracy.

Americans have freedom of religion and the rest of the Bill of Rights in our DNA, at least in spirit.

Better rethink that one, The Christian right lacks a concept of 'spirituality' and has usurped American freedom and redefined it. It works fine for the corporatists because they like the free marketing and it thrives on the clueless.

[WantDisclosure]

The Christian right lacks a concept of 'spirituality' and has usurped American freedom and redefined it.

Can you flesh that out with some examples?

[Catsquotl]

Shall we start with Jimmy Swaggart?
Then the pro gun lobby where we may pry things from cold dead hands.
For a country built by slave labour there's been something fishy about american values and christianity ever since it's conception.

Maybe not the founding fathers, although their righteous superiority disguised as opposition to the king, I mean a ploy to do away with taxes for a while......
How many of them owned slaves?

Need more?
ahem

[WantDisclosure]

Apparently, a United Nations Pact for the Future was adopted on Sunday, September 26. A link to it is @ https://www.un.org/en/summit-of-the-...for-the-future

A screenshot showing the subject of the Pact for the Future coming up in The Alex Jones Show on Sunday, September 29, 2024:


https://rumble.com/v5gymdx-emergency...-nwo-plan.html

[Fred Steeves]

Shall we start with Jimmy Swaggart?
Then the pro gun lobby where we may pry things from cold dead hands.
For a country built by slave labour there's been something fishy about american values and christianity ever since it's conception.

It's really kind of nuanced, as even there's differing kinds of Christians, and I know first hand because I was raised up in it. Your run of the mill Catholic, Episcopalian, Methodist, are generally not going to be the problem. The problem, IMO, is in the fundamentalist, the Pentacostal wing of the belief. These are the ones who although when met in everyday life they are perfectly wonderful, caring and kind people, running food banks/feeding the homeless and such; but at the same time they have their sights fixed on the end of times and the return of angry Jesus.

There's a certain kind of switch that gets flipped, and they start thinking in terms of "Onward Christian Soldiers", and "Us and Them". That particular aspect of it never truly hit home for me until back in around 2015 a Southern Baptist church pastor a couple of towns down also owned and ran the town hardware store, and he caused a bit of a stir when one day he put up a sign on the front of his store that read "No Gays Allowed".

Like WTF are we back to 1960!

I actually wound up going there to ask him about it, and videoed it, he was more than happy to be on camera, very proud of his stupid little sign. It all boiled down to Romans 1:28, he promptly looked it up in his handy dandy King James Bible sitting right there, and read it to me aloud:

And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient;

Hell I didn't even know what "reprobate" meant, had to look it up, and was like OMG that's how he looks at certain people? Wow! "Beyond hope of salvation..."

Reprobate

a depraved, unprincipled, or wicked person:
a drunken reprobate.

Synonyms: cad, rascal, wretch, miscreant, wastrel, scoundrel, tramp, rogue

a person rejected by God and beyond hope of salvation.
Synonyms: pariah, outcast

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/reprobate


Will never forget coming home and telling my wife that under the right conditions, and with enough concentration of power, this is precisely the type of mindset that could give rise to concentration camps and loaded train box cars again. There was no sign of this almost 10 years ago now, thankfully, but I'm starting to see it now.

They are truly beginning to be convinced that these are the long awaited End Times spoken of in Revelations, the rapture, Armageddon, all of that is on the way. They're chomping at the bit to flip that switch once and for all, and become Christian soldiers in service of Angry Jesus. That's exactly what I see with all of the Pentecostals that worship DJT, they see the man as anointed by God, and at a certain point would likely do whatever he said.

But up until then they're still just the nice drive thru teller at the bank, feeding the homeless downtown, and the neighbor you wave hi to when passing.

Maybe not the founding fathers, although their righteous superiority disguised as opposition to the king, I mean a ploy to do away with taxes for a while......
How many of them owned slaves?

There's the famous tale of someone on the street approaching Ben Franklin after their Constitutional Convention, and asking what kind of gevernment they had decided upon. Franklin answers sharply "a republic, if you can keep it!"

For some reason a lot of people tend to look at that little scene and be praising at Franklin's directness, oh what a great man! Whereas he just sounds to me like an arrogant fucking prick.

[Emil El Zapato]

Can you flesh that out with some examples?

They are the walking, talking, breathing example. One cannot be a Christian and believe what they believe or do what they do. They are really Christians for Jews. Which isn't an inherently bad thing, it just makes them behind the truth of spirituality by a couple of thousands of years. I'm not sure the Earth has time for them to catch up.

[WantDisclosure]

One cannot be a Christian and believe what they believe or do what they do. They are really Christians for Jews.

When you say Christian right, is that a reference to supporting Israel no matter what evil the state has been up to?

[Emil El Zapato]

When you say Christian right, is that a reference to supporting Israel no matter what evil the state has been up to?

No, they are skewed in every way imaginable...Israel is owed support by the U.S. for both historical reasons but for regional agreements as well. But the more Israel has gone fascist the less they are owed by anyone. If they don't straighten up they will be cast out again and end up living in the desert without shelter. And while they might have been innocent in the first case, they will not be this time.

[WantDisclosure]

Like when Newman here jumps from the end days of the Book of Revelations at 35 minutes into the posted video, to a different version of fear porn written by King David in Psalms.

I see today that somehow I deleted the interview in my opening post. But I can't remember who the host was to go find it and re-post it. By any chance to you remember who the host was who interviewed him?

[Octopus Garden]

Shall we start with Jimmy Swaggart?
Then the pro gun lobby where we may pry things from cold dead hands.
For a country built by slave labour there's been something fishy about american values and christianity ever since it's conception.

Maybe not the founding fathers, although their righteous superiority disguised as opposition to the king, I mean a ploy to do away with taxes for a while......
How many of them owned slaves?

Need more?
ahem

American Christian values aren't just fishy, they're loaves and fishy.

[WantDisclosure]

I see today that somehow I deleted the interview in my opening post. But I can't remember who the host was to go find it and re-post it. By any chance to you remember who the host was who interviewed him?

Nevermind—I found the video in my browser history.

[WantDisclosure]

The Christian right lacks a concept of 'spirituality' and has usurped American freedom and redefined it.

Do you consider Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to be part of the Christian right?

She definitely talks about Christianity in the podcast Critically Thinking, and I've learned a lot from her expertise about healthcare.

I have cringed, however, when she talks religion, because I worrry about religion, in general, dividing we the people.

I see this video on Rumble today:

Dr Sherri Tenpenny Speaking on the United Nations Pact of the Future

Truth Seekers Worldwide

8 days ago

Dr Sherri Tenpenny speaking on the United Nation’s Pact of the Future document. It restipulates the essence of the World Health Organization’s failed treaty. It lays the groundwork for biometric digital ID. It also includes mass censorship of unapproved information.

WE DO NOT take orders from the WHO nor the WEF nor the UN!!!

Thanks to all you amazing patriots for joining us on this journey and for your support and faith in this biblical transition to greatness. . .


Source: https://rumble.com/v/v5dzf9x

[Octopus Garden]

Sorry to say this, but Tenpenny looks like she worships the God of Naivete, more than anything. A lot of these people discovered they could make a hell of a lot of money with the commonly held belief that the UN and the WEF are in total control. There are control points revolving around these institutions, but they are largely around influence. They have no real power. If they did, the head of the US would be endorsing the UN's position on Israel. They don't.

Tenpenny isn't going to present any information that counters her views. And that is largely due to the need to engender anger and fear and ramp up sensationalism. Clicks for money. How is this phenomenon different than MSM? It's not. It's the same and in some ways, it's worse.