Kopp Disclosure
(John 3:19-21)
@#$%
It's sad and pathetic.
America has become so
divided by ideological extremes fueled by the devolution of news media from
journalism to ideological advocacy that it's pret' near impossible to hold
rationale conversations on challenges to the republic.
For example, consider
45.
He's lionized or
demonized.
Either people hate him
more than they love America and what's best for the republic or adore him more
than they love America and what's best for the republic.
For example, Islam.
We can't talk about
Islam in public; because if we talk about what's bad about it according
to their manuals of operation like, you know, the Koran, we're
haters. If we talk about what's good about it according to their
manuals of operation like, you know, the Koran, we're idiots.
So I expect the
assassination of one of the world's most notorious savages - the
Islamofascistnutball Suleimaniac - will fuel the divide even more.
It only takes a spark
to get a fire going...
What can we do?
Well, JP, AK, AOC, NP,
FG or even KFC haven't called me.
Have any of 'em called
you?
Oh, maybe we can write
something at the next church meeting and send it to...
That'll make a
difference.
Really.
Not.
Psst.
No one outside of
parochial church groups pays attention to church declarations anymore because
churches are as divided as everybody else.
Helllllllooooooo!
I suggest something
that no one seems to be considering in DC or down at ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, CNN,
MSNBC or ESPN.
How about getting on
our knees and surrendering it all to God in a Matthew 5:3 kinda way?
Before you laugh me
off and jerk back to supporting who and what haven't worked like, uh, ever...
I recall a friend
whose son was a heroin addict.
Understandably, he was
distraught with a paralyzing impotence to make any difference in his son's
life.
Finally, his wife
said, "Don't you know God loves our son even more than we do? Give
him back to Jesus. Trust God. You have no other options left."
John 3:16-17 comes to
mind.
There's never been a
better declaration for life's interrogatives.
Blessings and Love
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