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Thank you for caring, non-US Anon. It’s people like you that will ensure the seismic wave of change will not end at the shores of the US.
Godspeed!
Be patient with us in our present parochialism. When we’re breathing normally again we will focus on the rest of the world. We will never be quitting the fight until the world is liberated from tyranny and evil.
She’s already signaled her intention to leave the US.
Bitch needs to follow through and finally retire somewhere else.
Yes indeed! It’s encouraging to see so many good people here; all caring not just for the US, but for worldwide transformation.
God bless you all! Darkness to Light EVERYWHERE.
Amen! Let your yes be yes; and your no, no
Then I pray for Rachel and her passage from this world to a place of safety.
As a Christian, I wait for the renewal of the Heavens and the Earth and the restoration of all things.
May her memory be eternal.
Not secret oaths. Big difference.
And what would you say if he’s a Knight of Malta?
Weigh the man first and discern where his loyalties lie.
Which is why most Christians have always refused to swear oaths, and membership of secret societies has often been proscribed.
Thankfully, in the Orthodox Church ☦️ that’s still the case.
But when anyone has sworn an oath of secrecy to protect members of a society, despite the laws of the land, then we have a problem. And the US has a fetish for secret societies and for secrecy of all kinds. It afflicts our nation like few other phenomena.
It’s time to shine the light of truth and treat as secret only those things that must remain secret for the nation’s greater good.
That’s not the intention. The oaths, and there are many, are to protect brother Masons first and foremost.
If Christians swore secret oaths to protect fellow Christians from the consequences of lawbreaking, what would the secular world say?