… smart boy … found a way to use the white devils (and their religion) to make his way up and out … there will be more to this story … hide and watch … not as far as you can throw him …
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… question for much more Theologically or “spiritually” driven folks … If one goes into a sacred “other space” and performs an “exorcism” does it “falsify”, “undo” or “negate” the results (causal or otherwise) and the effects of whatever realities were or might have been brought into existence via “rituals” having been previously performed there or “beliefs” having been expressed? — e.g. there is a formerly Christian church site in Buffalo that is about become the site of a Muslim mosque. - Christian churches were quite often built onto or over pagan sites … in effect to cancel what had happened there before or to acquire (co-opt) the power of the site? Curious if there is a literature dealing with such situations.
Should a “Christian nation” allow the building of a synagogue, mosque or mandir? Doesn’t this give the “opposition” both a material and spiritual foothold and claim of some sort on the land itself?
I believe and alot of literature supports my claim that land has memory. That’s why most people prefer not to move into house where a double homicide took place.
Some people don’t like to read used books because of the energy of the previous owner.
Different spiritual philosophies have different methods to clear spaces. You know, burning incense, prayer, sage etc… Thus the aim of the practice is to remove the bad juju in the space. So yes, you can remove the bad ju ju. But I’m still not moving into a haunted house after cleaning. Personal Preference.
I’d like to propose a reframe for your second question. The founders were free masons, deeply steeped in natural law and their book list which was published is everything related to “natural law”
This is where I probably should add one of those footnotes since based on anecdotal evidence, almost every human encounter, the phrase natural law draws a big blank. Brief explanation
Juris Naturalist Richard J. Maybury
So ok, Christian nation but I’m gonna need details. Because if the Christian in charge leaves a few chapters, I might take exception
Thomas Jefferson wrote about the metonic cycle. Ben Franklin was a regular Star Gazer and I propose to you as Christians who were advocates of natural law, their Christianity and interpretation might be vastly different than most today. There is a HUGE GAP in knowledge base between then and now.
As a matter of fact, our entire legal system even back to Jamestown was based on Natural Law, alot borrowed from Ireland, which probably is completely forgotten there as well based on reports. And it was the Christian Clergy that extensely studied natural law to dispense justice before the modern day court system, they were the judges. And quite good ones. It was they who made the bridge from natural law to common law which has been replaced with political law.
Thus the question is the philosophy which the Founders used to form the nation and write the Constitution allow other religions to have presence?
If Every damn religion would remember it’s origins, then we wouldn’t have problems with any of them.
Thus based on the simple principles of natural law studied and applied by early Christians in this nation, the answer should be self evident.
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A word or two about Free Masons. Just in case…
I propose at one time in a period of history (probably rewritten too)a long time ago, Free Masons was probably similar to a mystery school. Not unlike the Greek Mystery schools, Socrates, Pythagoras etc…
And somewhere and somehow something went wrong. It’s a dead religion but the teachings were passed along and the Founders used it. Whether or not there is a dark underground lair with men in dark suits that control society using occult practices, I don’t know. There is some hysteria around that, largely unfounded. Slightly uninformed.
Christine Lagarde comes out and uses the number 7 and in 10 minutes there are 100 video’s of how she is using occult language in her numbers. That was a big thing a few years ago.
The other half of free mason’s today is nothing more than a fraternal organization. Hats and dinners.
It’s all in the history books that were in all the bookstores that have now closed. Maybe one day we’ll have a renaissance.
@reddclay - great post! Bang on! Couldn’t agree more!
I hear you about bad ju ju. And here’s the place I’ve come to - I’m not even convinced that sage, incense, etc. even clears it. In fact, I think that all it does is makes your home stink! It sticks to the walls, especially sage. I have several methods for clearing things and while I do use them, I also acknowledge the power of the dark side. Whether bad ju ju, bad EMF, or bad anything, prudent avoidance is always a good approach.
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The irony of Catholic tradesmen in a position to take over a Masonic lodge and repurpose it using the knowledge preserved by Masonry and the hostility towards them by the Catholic Church….plus the irony of an Islamist turned Catholic reverses the conquering of Christianity by Muslims. Too weird.
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Yes to everything you said. It’s really not a matter of religion as much as it’s a matter of energy.
Calling on Trump’s Feng Shui expert to chime in here because it’s not a Christian thing, It’s not a native american thing, it’s kind of a universally accepted principle with different names. It’s the reason you can walk into a bad section of town and know it in your gut that something is not right. We’re wired to sense the bad juju.
Bill, I accept the take over premise. That makes total sense. It wasn’t what it was but the principles are universal and embedded in every major religion that has some form of the golden rule.
I’d say that Islam is a western political invention. There are thick books on this subject. I’m no expert on Islam but I know a few things. If the average reading level all over the world is on an 8th grade level and you give those same people a holy book to interpret on their own… it doesn’t turn out well. Bible too.
The Sufi’s that come out of the tradition of Rumi and other holy men were to give their opinions on mainstream Islam, it would be no better than most of our versions.
Powerful men in charge corrupt the literature and tell you it what it means. The infidel is within. It’s not the white guy eating pork rinds and drinking a 64 ounce. He never did you any wrong.
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The only book that will save our nation. And your nation too… England, Ireland, Canada.
But if a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to film it on the iphone for their twitter page, did it ever fall?
I don’t care if you read it off a petroglyph. You pick your technology.
Allow me to distill it.
Our ENTIRE legal system is based on natural law. Maybury, like the founders, read the books. All of them. They went thru every major religion and found TWO COMMON PRINCIPLES in EVERY RELIGION. It’s where we should all agree. And from that he came up with the TWO LAWS that are the foundation of every thriving civilization…Every great economy. Every civilization that ever believed in Justice.
Wrong. It shouldn’t be required reading. It should be MANDATORY Reading. YOu don’t become a citizen until you can articulate the origin of law and from where it comes from. You don’t have rights unless you can articulate from where they come from and understand the responsibilities that come with them. That includes speech.
How can you be an informed voter if you decide your vote on policy rather than the principles which you pledge allegiance to? America is one of the few countries founded on a set of ideas, as opposed to simple loyalty to a ruler or piece of real estate. America is just a concept. It no longer exists until the collective remembers what it was based on sans political slogans. Christianity, Judaism, Islam and all the others are just brands unless the adherents have a deep understanding of how those principles within were applied to society and their own lives. And I’m getting the feeling we’re at an all time low.
And here is what Maybury discovered. Quite unique… That every country that follows the two laws has a long history of economic prosperity, freedom and the headlines are filled with bad people doing bad things.
Countries who violate the two laws fall into a state known as Chaostan. You all know about that part. You write about it everyday. I haven’t seen the solution yet.
I’ve read the conservative opinion on natural law. F+ When you attack a man, and it might be one of the few man that actually knows what juris naturalism means, Ron Paul, and call him a passivist, your ignorance is on display.
The libertarian party is not dead, it just smells funny. Unfortunately, it was taken over by a few nut jobs that can’t articulate the basic principles in modern culture so Joe Six Pack understands. The clergy has forgotten. Our political leaders have forgotten. Our influencers have forgotten if they ever knew. And thus the scroller is no more informed than when we began scrolling.
You’re going intimidate me to choose the lesser of two evils, because the general public refuses to take the stance of NO CONFIDENCE against the political philosophy of the day?
You don’t put a band aid on deep flesh wound. Maybe we don’t need a wall or ICE on the streets. Maybe if the CIA would stop toppling foreign governments there wouldn’t be a mass exodus out of these countries. Maybe if they wouldn’t put these IMAN or whatever into power people wouldn’t be walking around the streets with black curtains on their head.
You can build the new banquet hall after the great Parthenon. Did they take accurate measurements? Or leave out all the sacred law that was even embedded in the structure. You can give the White House the Midas Touch and put gold everywhere. In the words of George W Bush, fool me once, potato, patoto. But until you resurrect the foundational principles, we are going to suffer.
In the words of George Carlin and I paraphrase, maybe it’s not the politicians that stink around here. Maybe it’s something else.
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What is the mechanism by which the individual members of the collective “remember” that which is “necessary” to be remembered (Orwell describes such a situation in 1984 as can any good reeducation camp)? What is/are the mean(s) by which the “tacit” (that list to which one has agreed) is made explicit? Does that list of “tacits” (along with their meanings and understandings) evolve or change over time? If so, how do they do so? What is done with those who are incapable of understanding the “tacits”, do not wish to accept the “tacit” givens (free will can sometimes be problematic) of the agreement, or do not or are not capable of “recalling” their having had “agreed” to anything?
Under certain conditions is encroachment on other persons permissible?
I’d like to say force people. The homeschool movement knows it. They voluntarily raise their children on a program that includes natural law. Maybury wrote an entire set of books to teach the kids. Better than a government education. But force is against natural law so I put myself in a box. The option is a total collapse of our institutional structures until somebody who can get everyone’s attention using Trump’s skillsets rides up on a white horse, or Merlin and King Arthur and once again re-unites the republic and our collective memory kicks in. Until then, be prepared. The cycle has to play out. It’s commonly known as blow back
2The means in which we decided what was right and wrong was based on prior law. The Christian Clergy based on their limited understanding of natural law (everyone has limited understanding of higher law) would do the best they would to interpret it and then listen to a case and apply it. That became case law. So we indeed can claim that Christian settlers defined and implemented the same natural law that the Magna Carta was based on.
Unlike law today, where if someone harms you, the government takes over. YOu were now under the jurisdiction of community agreed upon process for law and were punished according to what the clergy decided was fair. That meant, if you harmed someone else, you OWED them restitution or they’d hunt you down like a feral pig It wasn’t a for profit government run Jail.
For serious or repeat offenders who refused to make restitution or appear in court, the community could declare them an “outlaw.” Anyone could then hunt, capture, or kill them without legal penalty. This was a strong deterrent and enforcement mechanism in a time without large police forces.
Yes, our laws are supposed to evolve over time rather than a dogmatic, rigid application of our understandings.
"The question Whether one generation of men has a right to bind another, seems never to have been started either on this or our side of the water. Yet it is a question of such consequences as not only to merit decision, but place also, among the fundamental principles of every government. …
On similar ground it may be proved that no society can make a perpetual constitution, or even a perpetual law. The earth belongs always to the living generation. …
Every constitution, then, and every law, naturally expires at the end of 19 years. If it be enforced longer, it is an act of force and not of right."
Thomas Jefferson
Madison agreed and so did most founders. The Founders generally rejected perpetual, unchangeable law while fearing pure majoritarianism or constant upheaval. This might be one area where libertarians are weak…
If you encroach, there had be near and present danger. Your rights end where my nose begins. I can’t think of any reason to ever encroach on another persons property or body unless they are attacking you. This is the kind of stuff the Clergy would contemplate.
And btw, the water under the ground in your countries, the gold, silver, rare earth metals, the oil and natural gas. Those are called NATIONAL Resources. They contribute to the wealth and well-being of the country…it’s citizens.
Only the Danish remember that small fact. It’s over looked by everyone else. Shhhhh!!! No whistle blowers please.
Each of their citizens get a citizens dividend. At a minimum, it’s re-invested into the communities. At least get a park out of it.
He who owns the land, owns you. Government leases the collective resources to the robber barons.
Private ownership of land’s economic rent gives landowners control over those who must live and work on it
Land (all natural opportunities, resources, and locations) is not produced by human effort; its value arises from community activity, population growth, public infrastructure, and natural advantages. Labor and capital, by contrast, create value that rightly belongs to their producers.
The common wealth gets transferred thru government force to a small group of individuals and you get NOTHING except homeless on the streets, polluted water supply that you now are paying a robber baron to manage, your gold and silver is minted by us and gold bugs happily buy government minted coins and show it off to each other. Ohh, and your revolutionary bitcoin that was going to free us from federal reserve control? They took that too.
Wasn’t the entire purpose of bitcoin was to be an independent unregulated currency for the people by the people? It’s not yours anymore. Whether or not it was ever intended to be yours or not, that is the question.
The sheer breadth of investments, dialogue, influence, and windfall this one family has made in a few short years defies belief.
Those who control access to the surface of the earth can extract the surplus produced by labor and capital applied to it. It’s a hidden socialism. The government is giving the land barons free money and access. But we are the owners under natural law. Exxon and all the diggers owe the citizens rent for the privilege and opportunity to mine our collective resources.
Maybe we should privatize the office of the President? I want to know when Trump was sent in the time machine if this was part of the plan?
Donald Trump’s official 2025 financial disclosure has him taking in$1bn in earnings from: cryptocurrencies and golf courses to Bibles and perfumes.
*The record shows the US president last year earned $526mn from token sales linked to his family’s main crypto venture — up from $57mn in 2024 — and $635mn in royalties from a licence agreement with a company associated with the $TRUMP memecoin.
Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr and Baron too are now swimming in the cash.
Where’s Hunter?
They all do it. Some are just more slick than the others.
US policymaking has become a true family affair. The mind boggles. The father’s administration creates the policy; the sons take advantage. The Art of the Steal.
It’s not natural law.
Ok…I wonder what percent of the total welfare fraud from Somali’s in Minneapolis, how much of the total fraud from street level to political level is unaccounted for?
You want to see how much the Korean and Chinese immigrants steal from the federal government with elder care in NYC? Let’s look at Baltimore, Oakland, Miami.
Ok, one down… how many more to go?
You only survive in this economy if you’re a rent collector or an illegal immigrant. And both exist because government allows it.
Occaisionally, they throw us some crumbs to placate us that a revolution is in process. And we’re gonna fix it all while the same corrupt institutions do the same corrupt things?
The Deep State? I’ll look into it. UFO’s and JFK? Yes, let’s look into that. Gold and silver to back our currencies? I’ll put some on that.
Going after the left in words is their cover.
All of this was laid out by Henry George. He told us the result of economic rent and landowners, the real estate cycle and what happens when basic tenets of natural law are violated.
George’s view no individual “owns” the land in the absolute sense of capturing its socially created rental value for private benefit; that value belongs all the citizens. Individuals may hold exclusive rights and improve the land, but they do so as stewards who pay the community for the privilege of exclusive use.
The history books in a 100 years, if there are any, will write. And they privatized all the collective national wealth while celebrating it at extravagant Independence Day Celebrations with marching bands.
And btw, a Third term run by Trump is he is saying, none of you are smarter than me and there is nobody in the entire land that has the intelligence to compete against me. If true, wooooah, I must live in stupid land.
Imagine, a job that needs to be filled, but nobody is qualified for.
Ah the joys of synodality.
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The bourgeois values and lifestyle has been vanquished, long live the elite managerial class over the masses. They believe they have integrated the masses into their homogeneous managerial template. The art of persuasion…couldn’t have done it without the help of those at the top of their professions in industry, education, government and communication/entertainment sectors.
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oh!
don’t forget, the don’t forget!
look at the new Parthenon, almost twice the size of the WH! this is not a refurbished temple and imagine many-many layers below with functioning Stargate/UFOs so-and-so.
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Yes, the new Parthenon is on my list. The gold everywhere.
I’m contemplating the message.
I’d like to think he is invoking the wisdom of Athena or Phidias (who has the rightful claim to bringing the golden mean)to our attention or we are watching the resurrection of the divine right of kings.
Yes, I realize that saying that gives the left a rise as they have been saying that.