Horsey, I've been watching your comments since you joined the blog. Some thoughts for you to consider. our hapless and corrupt political and military leadership is not running this show as we are being marched into nuclear war. The beneficiaries of the resulting destruction of the United States and Russia are the NWO, one world order eug…
Horsey, I've been watching your comments since you joined the blog. Some thoughts for you to consider. our hapless and corrupt political and military leadership is not running this show as we are being marched into nuclear war. The beneficiaries of the resulting destruction of the United States and Russia are the NWO, one world order eugenicists and China. With a national debt of at least 21 trillion, we cannot afford the unaudited monies or weapons being sent to Ukraine. Ukraine is not a democracy or anything approaching it. With a quarter million folks illegally invading our southern border monthly, our actions in Ukraine are hypocrisy at best. To your specific point, we, at least not yet do not crush religions in our country if they happen to run afoul of the current political orthodoxy.
Differ with your conclusions, but you do know the WEF holds conferences in Communist China and they share the same tactics. In the end, they both utilize totalitarian tactics and one must embrace the immediate threat which will put your lights out permanently while acting similarly against another threat to our civil liberties. IMHO, we must do both.
Can we afford not to join the world in supporting Ukraine in a fight against the ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance? I'm afraid not, Larry.
We can not make this a fight to choose only acting against one problem/issue. We have to embrace the reality of the world and address our southern border. There's no luxury in picking one over the other. It's too bad that sending support in equipment can't solve the issues at the southern border. It's making a difference with many other countries however in Ukraine.
Might I posit there is a similar fight for our Christian faith here and I certainly believe that fight will escalate in varied forms in schools, universities and institutions. IMHO, the war against Christians in the US is not over; it's only beginning.
I agree with much of what you ae saying. We could likely benefit from further conversation. I would suggest we use another venue, rather than get Jeff's blog off its core focus.
Horsey, I've been watching your comments since you joined the blog. Some thoughts for you to consider. our hapless and corrupt political and military leadership is not running this show as we are being marched into nuclear war. The beneficiaries of the resulting destruction of the United States and Russia are the NWO, one world order eugenicists and China. With a national debt of at least 21 trillion, we cannot afford the unaudited monies or weapons being sent to Ukraine. Ukraine is not a democracy or anything approaching it. With a quarter million folks illegally invading our southern border monthly, our actions in Ukraine are hypocrisy at best. To your specific point, we, at least not yet do not crush religions in our country if they happen to run afoul of the current political orthodoxy.
Don’t bother. This is not about reasoning.
The pro-Putin crowd is really tough about dealing with facts. Sensitive, they are.
What happened to Kherson and Kharkiv, comrade?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Larry.
Differ with your conclusions, but you do know the WEF holds conferences in Communist China and they share the same tactics. In the end, they both utilize totalitarian tactics and one must embrace the immediate threat which will put your lights out permanently while acting similarly against another threat to our civil liberties. IMHO, we must do both.
Can we afford not to join the world in supporting Ukraine in a fight against the ChiCom-Russia-Mullahs Alliance? I'm afraid not, Larry.
We can not make this a fight to choose only acting against one problem/issue. We have to embrace the reality of the world and address our southern border. There's no luxury in picking one over the other. It's too bad that sending support in equipment can't solve the issues at the southern border. It's making a difference with many other countries however in Ukraine.
Might I posit there is a similar fight for our Christian faith here and I certainly believe that fight will escalate in varied forms in schools, universities and institutions. IMHO, the war against Christians in the US is not over; it's only beginning.
I agree with much of what you ae saying. We could likely benefit from further conversation. I would suggest we use another venue, rather than get Jeff's blog off its core focus.
Let me know your ideas. Mr. Childers has welcomed the discussion and my comments.