wnd--2020-10-12--Proof home-based treatment trumps the failed Fauci model

Note : Dr. Vliet is a member of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons , AAPS .
SARS-CoV-2 virus was virtually unknown when it hit in early 2020 .
COVID-19 , as the disease is known , now has more than 60,000 National Library of Medicine citations , as the internet disseminates information at the speed of light .
Recently , President Trump was treated early for COVID-19 , with rapid success .
What are the lessons learned from the scientific research ?
Lesson 1 : COVID-19 is not the death sentence we had at first thought .
For @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , do n't drink alcohol and have no serious medical conditions such as heart disease , lung disease , diabetes , kidney disease , or morbid obesity , recovery rate is better than 95 % .
Lesson 2 : Early treatment at first sign of symptoms is critical .
Thousands of front-line physicians in the U.S. and around the world have been saying this from the beginning .
Early treatment is the principle that guides almost all medical practice – from heart disease to diabetes to cancer .
In viral diseases , early @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medicines , vitamins , minerals , known immune boosters , fresh air and sunshine .
Studies confirm early treatment for COVID-19 .
In more than 130 studies compiled at c19study.com , the early-treatment studies using hydroxychloroquine ( HCQ ) showed a favorable effect of HCQ with other antivirals , with a median improvement of 64 % .
We accept 30-40 percent as a `` success '' with flu vaccine .
Why would n't 64 % improvement with antiviral medicines be considered a huge success ?
Even the majority of late treatment studies in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % improvement with HCQ .
Lesson 3 : Doctors have now learned what medicines work and when to use them .
Many physicians across America – myself included – are using a combination approach to early treatment for COVID , keeping patients at home for treatment with family and loved ones around them helping to implement the physicians ' recommendations .
A peer-reviewed algorithm by lead author Baylor cardiologist Peter McCullough , M.D.
, and colleagues from major US and Italian medical centers shows the widely available , safe medicines targeted for each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ use these generic medicines day in and day out for many conditions .
They now show impressive success with COVID-19 .
Dr. McCullough 's team of experts recommend cheap , safe , FDA-approved medicines – HCQ with azithromycin or doxycycline , possibly ivermectin or colchicine , inhaled budesonide or the more potent oral prednisone , anticoagulants , supplemental zinc , vitamin C and vitamin D , and home oxygen concentrators .
With the possible exception of mechanical ventilation , almost all the treatment modalities treatment used in hospitals can be implemented at home @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individual , at lower risk of other infections common in hospitals and at dramatically lower cost .
Lesson 4 : LATE stage treatment of COVID carries a high risk of ICU admission , mechanical ventilation and death .
The failed Fauci model –telling patients to go home , self-quarantine , do nothing and go to the ER if they get sicker – exacerbated by the FDA 's statements discouraging HCQ use , has caused the U.S. COVID death rate to be in the world 's top 10 .
Lesson 5 : Widespread use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths and hospitalizations .
The pathophysiological rationale and protocol published in the prestigious American Journal of Medicine gives much needed hope for physicians and patients around the world .
Dr. McCullough is not just theorizing .
He is actually treating COVID patients who remain in their own homes .
This is not just theory for me either .
I have personally collaborated with Dr. McCullough using this home-based model of care for my own seriously ill COVID patients who live in other states .
TeleHealth allows visually checking the patient , remote access @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of medications and medical equipment such as oxygen concentrators when needed .
In my experience , early aggressive outpatient treatment can usually be handled with oral medicines , but home health services can provide intravenous medicines if necessary .
One of my seriously ill COVID patients in Virginia , a 58-year-old health-care worker , is alive today and avoided hospitalization because of early treatment at home following Dr. McCullough 's algorithm .
But patients and physicians suffer as the FDA continues to erect barriers to early home-based treatment for COVID-19 .
FDA refuses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or release the national stockpile of HCQ donated by Big Pharma to help save American lives .
In a letter delivered Aug. 19 to FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn , Sen. Ron Johnson , R-Wis. , chairman of the Senate Oversight Committee on Government Affairs and National Security , with Sen. Ted Cruz , R-Texas , and Sen. Mike Lee , R-Utah , requested the FDA 's data used to claim HCQ given within the first seven days of COVID symptoms might be harmful in outpatients .
The FDA 's reply deadline was Aug. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6 , when the senators finally received a response letter that completely ignored the questions the senators asked .
FDA failed to produce any data at all that showed use of HCQ for early outpatients had no clinical effect or caused harm .
Whom is the FDA protecting by stonewalling , using a false narrative of outpatient harm with HCQ – that even the FDA itself can not support with its data ?
Are they preserving profits for Big Pharma with new high-cost medicines still on patent – for example , Gilead 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , another high-cost experimental drug given to President Trump ?
Americans have the right to know why low-cost medicine , widely used for other conditions for decades , are suddenly too `` dangerous '' to be used for COVID-19 so people can stay at home to be treated and get well quickly .
Enormous financial conflicts exist within NIH , CDC and FDA – and all receive payments from pharmaceutical companies and vaccine manufacturers , as well as income from patents on new vaccine adjuvants and processes .
Dr. McCullough 's editorial , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Development , '' explained this multibillion-dollar financial incentive to preserve vaccine windfall profits in wealthy countries .
Print Dr. McCullough 's article .
This can save your life .
Learn your options before you get sick .
Make a copy for your doctor .
This entire model of care can be implemented by your local physician , in your own home , with minimal cost , and gives you the best chance of rapid recovery .
I know these doctors are right from my own experience treating patients .
If you get admitted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be a prisoner with no visits from family , clergy , or the doctor of your choice – and at high risk of complications and death .
For most patients , hospitalization is unnecessary .
Patients and physicians must take the initiative from the start and use the home-based methods that work , instead of trusting in the FDA-promoted no-treatment `` standard of care , '' waiting in fear for a vaccine magic bullet .

Note: Dr. Vliet is a member of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, AAPS.
SARS-CoV-2 virus was virtually unknown when it hit in early 2020. COVID-19, as the disease is known, now has more than 60,000 National Library of Medicine citations, as the internet disseminates information at the speed of light. Recently, President Trump was treated early for COVID-19, with rapid success.
What are the lessons learned from the scientific research?
Lesson 1: COVID-19 is not the death sentence we had at first thought. For healthy 74-year-olds who do not smoke tobacco, don't drink alcohol and have no serious medical conditions such as heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, kidney disease, or morbid obesity, recovery rate is better than 95%.
Lesson 2: Early treatment at first sign of symptoms is critical. Thousands of front-line physicians in the U.S. and around the world have been saying this from the beginning. Early treatment is the principle that guides almost all medical practice – from heart disease to diabetes to cancer. In viral diseases, early treatment is critical. Patients need antiviral medicines, vitamins, minerals, known immune boosters, fresh air and sunshine.
TRENDING: Is this the 'Final Battle'?
Studies confirm early treatment for COVID-19. In more than 130 studies compiled at c19study.com, the early-treatment studies using hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) showed a favorable effect of HCQ with other antivirals, with a median improvement of 64%. We accept 30-40 percent as a "success" with flu vaccine. Why wouldn't 64% improvement with antiviral medicines be considered a huge success? Even the majority of late treatment studies in very sick hospitalized patients showed around 25% improvement with HCQ.
Lesson 3: Doctors have now learned what medicines work and when to use them. Many physicians across America – myself included – are using a combination approach to early treatment for COVID, keeping patients at home for treatment with family and loved ones around them helping to implement the physicians' recommendations.
A peer-reviewed algorithm by lead author Baylor cardiologist Peter McCullough, M.D., and colleagues from major US and Italian medical centers shows the widely available, safe medicines targeted for each stage of COVID-19 illness. Doctors already use these generic medicines day in and day out for many conditions. They now show impressive success with COVID-19.
Dr. McCullough's team of experts recommend cheap, safe, FDA-approved medicines – HCQ with azithromycin or doxycycline, possibly ivermectin or colchicine, inhaled budesonide or the more potent oral prednisone, anticoagulants, supplemental zinc, vitamin C and vitamin D, and home oxygen concentrators.
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With the possible exception of mechanical ventilation, almost all the treatment modalities treatment used in hospitals can be implemented at home – faster, better tailored to the individual, at lower risk of other infections common in hospitals and at dramatically lower cost.
Lesson 4: LATE stage treatment of COVID carries a high risk of ICU admission, mechanical ventilation and death. The failed Fauci model –telling patients to go home, self-quarantine, do nothing and go to the ER if they get sicker – exacerbated by the FDA's statements discouraging HCQ use, has caused the U.S. COVID death rate to be in the world's top 10.
Lesson 5: Widespread use of home therapy could prevent thousands of deaths and hospitalizations. The pathophysiological rationale and protocol published in the prestigious American Journal of Medicine gives much needed hope for physicians and patients around the world. Dr. McCullough is not just theorizing. He is actually treating COVID patients who remain in their own homes.
This is not just theory for me either. I have personally collaborated with Dr. McCullough using this home-based model of care for my own seriously ill COVID patients who live in other states. TeleHealth allows visually checking the patient, remote access to vital signs, and electronic ordering of medications and medical equipment such as oxygen concentrators when needed. In my experience, early aggressive outpatient treatment can usually be handled with oral medicines, but home health services can provide intravenous medicines if necessary. One of my seriously ill COVID patients in Virginia, a 58-year-old health-care worker, is alive today and avoided hospitalization because of early treatment at home following Dr. McCullough's algorithm.
But patients and physicians suffer as the FDA continues to erect barriers to early home-based treatment for COVID-19. FDA refuses to retract its negative statements on HCQ or release the national stockpile of HCQ donated by Big Pharma to help save American lives.
In a letter delivered Aug. 19 to FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., chairman of the Senate Oversight Committee on Government Affairs and National Security, with Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, requested the FDA's data used to claim HCQ given within the first seven days of COVID symptoms might be harmful in outpatients. The FDA's reply deadline was Aug. 25.
The FDA stonewalled until Oct. 6, when the senators finally received a response letter that completely ignored the questions the senators asked. FDA failed to produce any data at all that showed use of HCQ for early outpatients had no clinical effect or caused harm.
Whom is the FDA protecting by stonewalling, using a false narrative of outpatient harm with HCQ – that even the FDA itself cannot support with its data? Are they preserving profits for Big Pharma with new high-cost medicines still on patent – for example, Gilead's costly experimental drug remdesivir, or Regeneron, another high-cost experimental drug given to President Trump?
Americans have the right to know why low-cost medicine, widely used for other conditions for decades, are suddenly too "dangerous" to be used for COVID-19 so people can stay at home to be treated and get well quickly.
Enormous financial conflicts exist within NIH, CDC and FDA – and all receive payments from pharmaceutical companies and vaccine manufacturers, as well as income from patents on new vaccine adjuvants and processes. Dr. McCullough's editorial, "The Great Gamble of COVID-19 Vaccine Development," explained this multibillion-dollar financial incentive to preserve vaccine windfall profits in wealthy countries.
Print Dr. McCullough's article. This can save your life. Learn your options before you get sick. Make a copy for your doctor. This entire model of care can be implemented by your local physician, in your own home, with minimal cost, and gives you the best chance of rapid recovery.
I know these doctors are right from my own experience treating patients. If you get admitted to the hospital, you will likely be a prisoner with no visits from family, clergy, or the doctor of your choice – and at high risk of complications and death. For most patients, hospitalization is unnecessary.
Patients and physicians must take the initiative from the start and use the home-based methods that work, instead of trusting in the FDA-promoted no-treatment "standard of care," waiting in fear for a vaccine magic bullet.


wnd--2020-10-12--Analyst who nailed 2016: President is 'going to absolutely crush the election'

A pundit who correctly predicted how each state would vote in the 2016 presidential election , with the exception of one district in Maine , believes Donald Trump will collect even more Electoral College votes in November than he did four years ago .
`` A # Trumpslide if you will , '' Kevin McCullough writes at Townhall .
Rush Limbaugh pointed out McCullough , who hosts a nationally syndicated radio show , has correctly predicted election maps since 2006 .
McCullough forecasts 333 electoral votes for Trump and 208 for Joe Biden .
`` Biden wins Washington , Oregon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He wins Virginia , Maryland , Delaware , New Jersey , New York , Massachusetts , New Hampshire , Rhode Island , Connecticut , Maine , and – not , New Hampshire .
Not New Hampshire .
Vermont , '' Limbaugh said .
`` And everything else on this map is red . ''
McCullough said nothing the Democrats have tried against Trump has worked , `` Russia Hoax , Impeachment Farce , Lockdown Lies , Evaporative Economic Policies , Debate Blowups , and Covid Contraction . ''
`` They 've even floated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thought really bitter and nasty Never Trumpers would ever embrace . ''
Trump will , he writes , `` absolutely crush the election that day . ''
`` Now the 'smart people ' will tell you that 's not possible , and that he lags Joe Biden in the polls by margins too big to overcome .
If you only look at the selective polls listed in the Real Clear Politics average one might come to that conclusion ( Just like they did in 2016 ) .
… To be exceedingly clear – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ win outside of the media polls . ''
He notes that while Biden `` has trouble getting more than a dozen to show up at a tour stop in Yuma , '' Trump is drawing massive crowds , even while in the hospital . ''
`` Is it significant that Candace Owens led a 'Back the Blue ' march through DC and to the White House yesterday consisting of thousands of African American voters ?
Is it important that President Trump received them ?
Does it seem to make an impact that President @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Black Americans with the fastest growth in wages among the poorest Black Americans in the modern era ?
Evidently it does because he ’ s currently enjoying ( what I perceive to be understated ) support anywhere from 18 to 25 percent of Black Americans .
When narrowed down to Black men he ’ s consistently in the low to mid-30s percentage wise .
The modern era high for a GOP president is 11 percent .
Democrat ’ s consistently need 90 to 95 percent support of Black voters to win .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wins big .
If he takes 20 percent or more it starts to reshape states like Pennsylvania where he runs up the score in the west and enjoys enough Black support around Philadelphia so as to win the state convincingly .
Carbon copy that for Michigan , Minnesota , North Carolina , etc . ''
He points out that Biden also is losing Hispanic voters , and Trump has spent his entire term keeping his promises .
`` By my count 127 promises later he 's still not finished . ''
And then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ built into `` the fastest growing economy the world had ever seen . ''
`` On November 3rd , President Trump wo n't just win , he will break records , shift turn out patterns , and crush his way to the biggest re-election victory since Ronald Reagan . ''
Limbaugh said that when the Biden-Harris bus `` rolls in and six people sit in a gym in big circles drawn on the floor , the media will ignore the contrast of 40,000 supporters on a rainy tarmac in Minnesota . ''
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the pundits , Never Trumpers , and swamp monsters , '' he noted .
Limbaugh pointed to Gallup polling showing Trump is regarded `` as a strong and decisive leader , '' which are `` two pretty important big deals . ''
Recent polls have had Biden up from eight to 12 points .
`` Biden in a landslide .
And then there was this little segment of the Gallup poll where they have been doing since 1996 , they asked their respondents who they think their neighbors are gon na vote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not been wrong .
Their respondents have predicted the winner of the presidential election in this aspect of the survey since 1996 . ''
He said 56 % of those respondents believe Trump is going to win .
An American Spectator report said : `` Most of the national polls portend defeat for President Trump in November .
At the time of this writing the RealClearPolitics average shows him behind his Democratic challenger , former Vice President Joe Biden , by nearly 10 points .
This lead emboldened Biden to tell a group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way he could lose was through polling place ‘ chicanery.
’ Why , then , do most Americans believe Trump will win ?
Survey after survey has found that , regardless of which candidate they support , a majority of respondents predict a Trump victory . ''
Limbaugh said : `` I think that the underlying , if you will , data or evidence that there is all kinds of unregistered support for Donald Trump is there in droves .
Let ’ s face it .
Most of the national polls portend defeat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November . ''
But he pointed out that , to the music of a Mariachi band at a recent campaign event , Biden was speaking to about 10 people .
`` I have never heard a crowd roar at a Joe Biden event .
I ’ ve never heard any kind of loud applause after he makes a statement , '' Limbaugh said .

A pundit who correctly predicted how each state would vote in the 2016 presidential election, with the exception of one district in Maine, believes Donald Trump will collect even more Electoral College votes in November than he did four years ago.
"A #Trumpslide if you will," Kevin McCullough writes at Townhall.
Rush Limbaugh pointed out McCullough, who hosts a nationally syndicated radio show, has correctly predicted election maps since 2006.
McCullough forecasts 333 electoral votes for Trump and 208 for Joe Biden.
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"Biden wins Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, Illinois. He wins Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, and – not, New Hampshire. Not New Hampshire. Vermont," Limbaugh said.
"And everything else on this map is red."
McCullough said nothing the Democrats have tried against Trump has worked, "Russia Hoax, Impeachment Farce, Lockdown Lies, Evaporative Economic Policies, Debate Blowups, and Covid Contraction."
"They've even floated the 25th Amendment, which I only thought really bitter and nasty Never Trumpers would ever embrace."
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Trump will, he writes, "absolutely crush the election that day."
"Now the 'smart people' will tell you that's not possible, and that he lags Joe Biden in the polls by margins too big to overcome. If you only look at the selective polls listed in the Real Clear Politics average one might come to that conclusion (Just like they did in 2016). … To be exceedingly clear – I find no evidence of a Biden win outside of the media polls."
He notes that while Biden "has trouble getting more than a dozen to show up at a tour stop in Yuma," Trump is drawing massive crowds, even while in the hospital."
"Is it significant that Candace Owens led a 'Back the Blue' march through DC and to the White House yesterday consisting of thousands of African American voters? Is it important that President Trump received them? Does it seem to make an impact that President Trump oversaw the fastest job creation for Black Americans with the fastest growth in wages among the poorest Black Americans in the modern era? Evidently it does because he’s currently enjoying (what I perceive to be understated) support anywhere from 18 to 25 percent of Black Americans. When narrowed down to Black men he’s consistently in the low to mid-30s percentage wise. The modern era high for a GOP president is 11 percent. Democrat’s consistently need 90 to 95 percent support of Black voters to win. If Trump gets anything above 11 percent he wins big. If he takes 20 percent or more it starts to reshape states like Pennsylvania where he runs up the score in the west and enjoys enough Black support around Philadelphia so as to win the state convincingly. Carbon copy that for Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, etc."
He points out that Biden also is losing Hispanic voters, and Trump has spent his entire term keeping his promises.
"By my count 127 promises later he's still not finished."
And then there's the economy, which Trump built into "the fastest growing economy the world had ever seen."
"On November 3rd, President Trump won't just win, he will break records, shift turn out patterns, and crush his way to the biggest re-election victory since Ronald Reagan."
Limbaugh said that when the Biden-Harris bus "rolls in and six people sit in a gym in big circles drawn on the floor, the media will ignore the contrast of 40,000 supporters on a rainy tarmac in Minnesota."
"But this election won't be decided by the pundits, Never Trumpers, and swamp monsters," he noted.
Limbaugh pointed to Gallup polling showing Trump is regarded "as a strong and decisive leader," which are "two pretty important big deals."
Recent polls have had Biden up from eight to 12 points.
"Biden in a landslide. And then there was this little segment of the Gallup poll where they have been doing since 1996, they asked their respondents who they think their neighbors are gonna vote for. Since 1996, Gallup has not been wrong. Their respondents have predicted the winner of the presidential election in this aspect of the survey since 1996."
He said 56% of those respondents believe Trump is going to win.
An American Spectator report said: "Most of the national polls portend defeat for President Trump in November. At the time of this writing the RealClearPolitics average shows him behind his Democratic challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden, by nearly 10 points. This lead emboldened Biden to tell a group of supporters on Saturday that the only way he could lose was through polling place ‘chicanery.’ Why, then, do most Americans believe Trump will win? Survey after survey has found that, regardless of which candidate they support, a majority of respondents predict a Trump victory."
Limbaugh said: "I think that the underlying, if you will, data or evidence that there is all kinds of unregistered support for Donald Trump is there in droves. Let’s face it. Most of the national polls portend defeat, big time, for Trump in November."
But he pointed out that, to the music of a Mariachi band at a recent campaign event, Biden was speaking to about 10 people.
"I have never heard a crowd roar at a Joe Biden event. I’ve never heard any kind of loud applause after he makes a statement," Limbaugh said.


wnd--2020-10-12--Biden: A bigoted buffoon

Biden: A bigoted buffoon

Joe Biden is a pernicious liar and an arrogant , bigoted buffoon who fancies himself a tough guy bully chiefly because he has n't eaten anyone 's fist lately .
He threatens people at campaign rallies even as he has cursed at others .
Such behavior is not consistent with a winning protocol when he is a candidate for the Oval Office with literally fewer than 20 people showing up for those campaign rallies he is actually able to leave his basement to attend .
And let us not forget his nasty and insolent remark that any black person who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ black .
You may not like President Trump 's straightforward , no-nonsense approach , but President Trump gets things done .
Joe Biden has spent 47 years in office , eight of those years occupying the second-highest office in the nation – the vice presidency .
In those eight years , Biden 's single greatest accomplishment was the financial impropriety that plagues his son , Hunter , like the odor of a skunk in a construction site Porta-Potty on the hottest day of the summer .
Biden 's other great success story has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passing the crime bill responsible for more imprisonment of people of color than any other civilized country .
I should here point out that those are not my words ; they are the words of those liberals who make the case of the disproportionate numbers of persons of color imprisoned , but who conveniently omit that Biden and Hillary are responsible for same .
Yet we 're supposed to overlook those facts simply because now that Biden is a feeble and fragile old man suffering from massive cognitive degeneration , he magically concludes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the problems plaguing America .
The problem is that like with everything in his political life , Biden 's coming up empty .
President Trump has factually accomplished more in less than four years than Biden has in his entire career .
That may sound like hyperbole , but just what has Biden done that you can name in two-minutes time ?
The Collier County , Florida , GOP compiled a list of President Trump 's accomplishment at of Jan. 14 , 2020 .
This list omits his successful leadership in combatting the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fact is that liberal governors in New York , California and many other poorly run Democrat strongholds praised President Trump for his quick and decisive action in response to their pleas for help .
Somehow this is overlooked , as Biden , Pelosi and other wicked druid princesses of darkness , like the horrid Obama woman , blame President Trump for people dying .
Once again they expect We the People to divest ourselves of all memory of the aforementioned facts , simply because they are now telling the lie that President Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – and it is Biden enjoined by Kamala Harris .
The latter has lied and boasted of sleeping with married power-broker ( s ) to arrive at the place she now finds herself .
She is churlish , common and boorish , which speaks to the lack of good taste those men possess that she boasts of using to ascend the political ladder .
She is anti-Catholic and rabidly anti-Semitic .
She is more pro-child killing than Barack Obama .
It is time Harris answer the questions that continue to haunt her .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
There is no need to make things up when the truth is on your side ; and the truth is that despite Trump 's demeanor at times , i.e.
, his straightforward , in-your-face approach , no one can truthfully deny the great accomplishments of President Trump , his most recent being the historic peace accords with Israel and other Middle Eastern countries , chief of which to date is United Arab Emirates ( UAE ) .
We 've had nice-guy feckless globalists pretending to be conservative in the Oval Office before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of pretend Republicans such as the late John McCain and the pathetic Mitt Romney .
President Trump is a breath of fresh air .
He is honest , and he has kept his promises .
What can Biden do now that he is drooling out of the corners of his mouth and his mental capacity is diminished daily , that he would n't do when he in theory had most of his faculties ?
Personally , I voted for President Trump because I liked him ; but I also voted for him because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a winner is what America needs as president .
We 've had plenty of losers on either side of President Reagan .
That said , here 's a message for Joe Biden .
I am black and I support President Trump .
I 'm black and a lifelong conservative , but I remember Donald Trump private citizen being applauded by Al Sharpton , Don King , Jesse Jackson , the NAACP , black athletes and performers from every professional sport and every segment of the entertainment business .
Ergo , since my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his neo-Leninist cronies , let them convince me of exactly when it was that President Trump became a racist .
Order Mychal Massie 's new book , `` I Feel the Presence of the Lord , '' a collection of devotions intended to encourage the reader to seek and see the Lord in every aspect of life .

Joe Biden is a pernicious liar and an arrogant, bigoted buffoon who fancies himself a tough guy bully chiefly because he hasn't eaten anyone's fist lately. He threatens people at campaign rallies even as he has cursed at others. Such behavior is not consistent with a winning protocol when he is a candidate for the Oval Office with literally fewer than 20 people showing up for those campaign rallies he is actually able to leave his basement to attend.
And let us not forget his nasty and insolent remark that any black person who didn't vote for him wasn't black.
You may not like President Trump's straightforward, no-nonsense approach, but President Trump gets things done.
Joe Biden has spent 47 years in office, eight of those years occupying the second-highest office in the nation – the vice presidency. In those eight years, Biden's single greatest accomplishment was the financial impropriety that plagues his son, Hunter, like the odor of a skunk in a construction site Porta-Potty on the hottest day of the summer.
Biden's other great success story has been that he enjoined Hillary Clinton in passing the crime bill responsible for more imprisonment of people of color than any other civilized country. I should here point out that those are not my words; they are the words of those liberals who make the case of the disproportionate numbers of persons of color imprisoned, but who conveniently omit that Biden and Hillary are responsible for same.
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Yet we're supposed to overlook those facts simply because now that Biden is a feeble and fragile old man suffering from massive cognitive degeneration, he magically concludes that he has the answers to resolve the problems plaguing America.
The problem is that like with everything in his political life, Biden's coming up empty. President Trump has factually accomplished more in less than four years than Biden has in his entire career.
That may sound like hyperbole, but just what has Biden done that you can name in two-minutes time?
The Collier County, Florida, GOP compiled a list of President Trump's accomplishment at of Jan. 14, 2020. This list omits his successful leadership in combatting the spread of COVID-19. Specific to that fact is that liberal governors in New York, California and many other poorly run Democrat strongholds praised President Trump for his quick and decisive action in response to their pleas for help.
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Somehow this is overlooked, as Biden, Pelosi and other wicked druid princesses of darkness, like the horrid Obama woman, blame President Trump for people dying. Once again they expect We the People to divest ourselves of all memory of the aforementioned facts, simply because they are now telling the lie that President Trump is evil.
We've seen evil – and it is Biden enjoined by Kamala Harris. The latter has lied and boasted of sleeping with married power-broker(s) to arrive at the place she now finds herself.
She is churlish, common and boorish, which speaks to the lack of good taste those men possess that she boasts of using to ascend the political ladder. She is anti-Catholic and rabidly anti-Semitic. She is more pro-child killing than Barack Obama. It is time Harris answer the questions that continue to haunt her.
Everything I have said is easily verifiable. There is no need to make things up when the truth is on your side; and the truth is that despite Trump's demeanor at times, i.e., his straightforward, in-your-face approach, no one can truthfully deny the great accomplishments of President Trump, his most recent being the historic peace accords with Israel and other Middle Eastern countries, chief of which to date is United Arab Emirates (UAE).
We've had nice-guy feckless globalists pretending to be conservative in the Oval Office before. We've watched the embarrassing defeats of pretend Republicans such as the late John McCain and the pathetic Mitt Romney.
President Trump is a breath of fresh air. He is honest, and he has kept his promises. What can Biden do now that he is drooling out of the corners of his mouth and his mental capacity is diminished daily, that he wouldn't do when he in theory had most of his faculties?
Personally, I voted for President Trump because I liked him; but I also voted for him because I knew he was a winner, and a winner is what America needs as president. We've had plenty of losers on either side of President Reagan.
That said, here's a message for Joe Biden. I am black and I support President Trump. I'm black and a lifelong conservative, but I remember Donald Trump private citizen being applauded by Al Sharpton, Don King, Jesse Jackson, the NAACP, black athletes and performers from every professional sport and every segment of the entertainment business.
Ergo, since my memory is clearly better than Biden and his neo-Leninist cronies, let them convince me of exactly when it was that President Trump became a racist.
Order Mychal Massie's new book, "I Feel the Presence of the Lord," a collection of devotions intended to encourage the reader to seek and see the Lord in every aspect of life.


wnd--2020-10-12--Biden claims he went to black church as a teen, but longtime members don't remember him attending

Members of a Delaware church are disputing a claim from Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden that he was “ raised in the black church , ” and in particular , their house of worship .
Biden , who is known for telling whoppers , misremembering important details , plagiarizing political language and appearing to embellish his political and street credentials , made a claim in Iowa early this year that his entire “ political identity ” was molded by relationships with minorities from his youth during the civil rights movement .
“ I have a lot of black support because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I was raised in the black church , politically , not a joke , ” Biden said in Des Moines in January , The Des Moines Register reported .
“ When I got into politics , I was the only white guy working on the east side , in the projects , because these were the guys I grew up with .
These were the guys I worked with , ” Biden also said at the event , according to The Washington Examiner .
“ People ask why do I have such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , because that ’ s what I ’ m part from … That ’ s where my political identity comes from .
It ’ s the single most consistent political constituency I ’ ve ever had.
” '' That 's what got me involved in politics to begin with : The Civil Rights movement , '' he said .
Biden had made an almost identical claim in June of 2019 , according to Julia Terruso with The Philadelphia Inquirer .
Biden is correct on his historical support from black voters .
Support from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ candidacy in February in the South Carolina primary , just a week before he knocked Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont out of the primary on Super Tuesday .
But did Biden actively support the civil rights movement as a youth ?
Not according to the record .
Did Biden really get his start in a black church in the 1960s , as he asserted twice last year ?
Not according to two of that church ’ s members .
The Washington Free Beacon identified the church as the Union Baptist Church in Wilmington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moines , `` We would go sit in Rev .
Herring 's church , sit there before we 'd go out , and try to change things when I was a kid in college and in high school . ''
Biden ’ s Herring reference was to Rev .
Otis Herring , who ministered the church for decades , but died in 1996 .
While Herring as long since passed away , other members of the Union Baptist Church are alive and well , and they remember Biden ’ s connection to their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A woman named Phyllis Drummond attended the church for nearly four decades , and told The Beacon that while she was not part of the church during the civil rights movement , she doesn ’ t think Biden was either .
`` No .
Not at our building .
I think he was probably in Claymont , [ Del.
, ] [ or ] in Pennsylvania then , '' she told the outlet .
Another church member named Juanita Matthew also told the outlet she is not aware of Biden being affiliated with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he was `` raised ” there .
Matthew disclosed that Biden did have a connection to the church , and did have a relationship with Herring , but that the connection was established well after Biden was already an adult — when Biden ’ s political ambitions were likely brewing .
The Free Beacon reported Matthew said Biden became `` a great friend of the church and the pastor ” after the death of Biden 's wife and daughter in 1972 , after he was elected to the Senate .
While it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Union Baptist Church , there is no evidence that it came when the Democrat was being raised .
Biden , born in 1942 , turned 18 in the fall of 1960 .
Rev .
Herring did not take the reins of the church until 1962 , when Biden would have been 19 or 20 .
Unless the rules for rearing children and teenagers in the early 1960s have suddenly been rewritten , a person is and always was pretty well raised by the age of 20 , minus the modern exception for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plan until age 26 , as is mandated by the Affordable Care Act .
But an unlikely person has further discredited Biden ’ s claims about him being raised in a black church .
Twitter activist Shaun King , a fervent leftist , wrote earlier this year that claims about the Delaware church and Biden 's broader involvement in the civil rights movement during his 1987 quest for the Democratic presidential nomination were debunked by Biden himself .
King pulled old quotes where Biden claimed to have marched for justice in Selma and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden later admitted he lied about those marches : “ During the 1960s , I was in fact very concerned about the civil rights movement .
I was not an activist .
I worked at an all-black swimming pool in the east side of Wilmington , Delaware .
I was involved in what they were thinking , what they were feeling .
But I was not out marching .
I was not down in Selma .
I was not anywhere else .
I was a suburbanite kid who got a dose of exposure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” Biden said after he was busted by the media for embellishing his civil rights record , according to King .
After reading Biden ’ s 400-page biography , King further noted Biden summarized the civil rights movement , and his involvement with it , with the following paragraph : “ I worked there ( a swimming pool ) back in the early sixties , when freedom rides , sit-ins , and Bull Connor ’ s dogs and fire hoses were starting to get people ’ s attention .
Like everybody in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ getting dramatic lessons about segregation and civil rights from newspapers and television.
” According to accounts from the Union Baptist Church members , King , and even Biden himself , his claim about being “ raised in the black church ” is pure fiction .
Others were marching for equal treatment for minority Americans in 1962 , around the time Biden was standing tall against his swimming pool nemesis , a Delaware gang member called CornPop Jackson , who Biden claimed he nearly fought with a chain while CornPop and three cronies were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden told , which is outlined in great detail by The Guardian , Biden said , “ CornPop was a bad dude and he ran a bunch of bad boys.
” Biden said after he approached CornPop and the three others with his improvised chain weapon , the bad dude backed down , giving Biden a victory .
The absurdity of the CornPop rivalry and story alone drew a sort of bipartisan cringe when it was told by Biden last summer .
Biden 's stories should always be taken with a grain of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was seeking the council of Rev .
Herring on civil rights issues during the CornPop era is further evidence that Biden 's propensity for telling falsehoods appears almost pathological .
He 's using the Delaware church to elevate his position with minority voters and his outlandish claims too often go unchallenged by the establishment media , so credit to those at The Beacon for following up on this one .
Biden , like many other young people in the early 1960s , was likely enjoying summertime sun when he was able to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with that .
But there is an issue with a man such as Biden apparently attempting to rewrite history to bolster his credentials .
We can discern from Biden ’ s own words , and from the words of others , that he likely wasn ’ t too invested in black churches or in the civil rights movement as a young man and teen .
That interest in courting black voters apparently came after the former VP became involved in politics .
The candidate has been without shame since the beginning of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to that , he was apparently just another middle class American young man who watched TV and enjoyed territory disputes with rapscallion youngsters .
Now , seeking to court black voters for his third presidential bid , he has shamelessly been busted , yet again , telling another unnecessary fib .
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal .

Members of a Delaware church are disputing a claim from Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden that he was “raised in the black church,” and in particular, their house of worship.
Biden, who is known for telling whoppers, misremembering important details, plagiarizing political language and appearing to embellish his political and street credentials, made a claim in Iowa early this year that his entire “political identity” was molded by relationships with minorities from his youth during the civil rights movement.
“I have a lot of black support because that’s where I come from. I was raised in the black church, politically, not a joke,” Biden said in Des Moines in January, The Des Moines Register reported.
“When I got into politics, I was the only white guy working on the east side, in the projects, because these were the guys I grew up with. These were the guys I worked with,” Biden also said at the event, according to The Washington Examiner.
“People ask why do I have such overwhelming support from the African American community, because that’s what I’m part from … That’s where my political identity comes from. It’s the single most consistent political constituency I’ve ever had.”
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"That's what got me involved in politics to begin with: The Civil Rights movement," he said.
Biden had made an almost identical claim in June of 2019, according to Julia Terruso with The Philadelphia Inquirer.
He then ran through his record on civil rights issues, including with the Obama admin. “My president gets much too little credit for all that he did. He was one of the great presidents of the United States of America and I’m tried of hearing about what he didn’t do.” — Julia Terruso (@JuliaTerruso) June 28, 2019
Biden is correct on his historical support from black voters.
Support from black voters revived Biden’s dead-in-the-water candidacy in February in the South Carolina primary, just a week before he knocked Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont out of the primary on Super Tuesday.
But did Biden actively support the civil rights movement as a youth?
Not according to the record.
Did Biden really get his start in a black church in the 1960s, as he asserted twice last year?
Not according to two of that church’s members.
The Washington Free Beacon identified the church as the Union Baptist Church in Wilmington, where Biden also said in Des Moines, "We would go sit in Rev. Herring's church, sit there before we'd go out, and try to change things when I was a kid in college and in high school."
Biden’s Herring reference was to Rev. Otis Herring, who ministered the church for decades, but died in 1996.
While Herring as long since passed away, other members of the Union Baptist Church are alive and well, and they remember Biden’s connection to their church very differently than he does.
A woman named Phyllis Drummond attended the church for nearly four decades, and told The Beacon that while she was not part of the church during the civil rights movement, she doesn’t think Biden was either.
"No. Not at our building. I think he was probably in Claymont, [Del.,] [or] in Pennsylvania then," she told the outlet.
Another church member named Juanita Matthew also told the outlet she is not aware of Biden being affiliated with her church during the time when he said he was "raised” there.
Matthew disclosed that Biden did have a connection to the church, and did have a relationship with Herring, but that the connection was established well after Biden was already an adult — when Biden’s political ambitions were likely brewing.
(Biden was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1972 when he was only 29 years old.)
The Free Beacon reported Matthew said Biden became "a great friend of the church and the pastor” after the death of Biden's wife and daughter in 1972, after he was elected to the Senate.
While it appears Biden did have a relationship to the Union Baptist Church, there is no evidence that it came when the Democrat was being raised.
Biden, born in 1942, turned 18 in the fall of 1960.
Rev. Herring did not take the reins of the church until 1962, when Biden would have been 19 or 20.
Unless the rules for rearing children and teenagers in the early 1960s have suddenly been rewritten, a person is and always was pretty well raised by the age of 20, minus the modern exception for staying on mom and dad's insurance plan until age 26, as is mandated by the Affordable Care Act.
But an unlikely person has further discredited Biden’s claims about him being raised in a black church.
Twitter activist Shaun King, a fervent leftist, wrote earlier this year that claims about the Delaware church and Biden's broader involvement in the civil rights movement during his 1987 quest for the Democratic presidential nomination were debunked by Biden himself.
King pulled old quotes where Biden claimed to have marched for justice in Selma and Birmingham, and this quote, where Biden later admitted he lied about those marches:
“During the 1960s, I was in fact very concerned about the civil rights movement. I was not an activist. I worked at an all-black swimming pool in the east side of Wilmington, Delaware. I was involved in what they were thinking, what they were feeling. But I was not out marching. I was not down in Selma. I was not anywhere else. I was a suburbanite kid who got a dose of exposure to what was happening to black Americans,” Biden said after he was busted by the media for embellishing his civil rights record, according to King.
After reading Biden’s 400-page biography, King further noted Biden summarized the civil rights movement, and his involvement with it, with the following paragraph:
“I worked there (a swimming pool) back in the early sixties, when freedom rides, sit-ins, and Bull Connor’s dogs and fire hoses were starting to get people’s attention. Like everybody in America in those years, I was getting dramatic lessons about segregation and civil rights from newspapers and television.”
According to accounts from the Union Baptist Church members, King, and even Biden himself, his claim about being “raised in the black church” is pure fiction.
Others were marching for equal treatment for minority Americans in 1962, around the time Biden was standing tall against his swimming pool nemesis, a Delaware gang member called CornPop Jackson, who Biden claimed he nearly fought with a chain while CornPop and three cronies were armed with razors.
Per the story Biden told, which is outlined in great detail by The Guardian, Biden said, “CornPop was a bad dude and he ran a bunch of bad boys.”
Biden said after he approached CornPop and the three others with his improvised chain weapon, the bad dude backed down, giving Biden a victory.
The absurdity of the CornPop rivalry and story alone drew a sort of bipartisan cringe when it was told by Biden last summer.
Biden's stories should always be taken with a grain of salt.
His newly unearthed claim that he was seeking the council of Rev. Herring on civil rights issues during the CornPop era is further evidence that Biden's propensity for telling falsehoods appears almost pathological.
He's using the Delaware church to elevate his position with minority voters and his outlandish claims too often go unchallenged by the establishment media, so credit to those at The Beacon for following up on this one.
Biden, like many other young people in the early 1960s, was likely enjoying summertime sun when he was able to.
There is nothing at all wrong with that.
But there is an issue with a man such as Biden apparently attempting to rewrite history to bolster his credentials.
We can discern from Biden’s own words, and from the words of others, that he likely wasn’t too invested in black churches or in the civil rights movement as a young man and teen.
That interest in courting black voters apparently came after the former VP became involved in politics.
The candidate has been without shame since the beginning of his 47-year career in government.
But prior to that, he was apparently just another middle class American young man who watched TV and enjoyed territory disputes with rapscallion youngsters.
Now, seeking to court black voters for his third presidential bid, he has shamelessly been busted, yet again, telling another unnecessary fib.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


wnd--2020-10-12--The Winepress of God's Wrath and baptism

Christianity has been waning in America for a long time .
Christendom is fragmented into a thousand diverse splinters , much of the top leadership of its largest denominations , from Roman Catholicism to the Southern Baptists , has been corrupted with Marxist ideology , and its most liberal denominations have completely abandoned biblical truth in favor of what I call Christian-flavored Secular Humanism .
Many signal their subjugation to a false Christ by flying the rainbow flag ; others pretend to remain faithful but reject the `` meat of the word '' for politically correct pablum they spoon-feed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because that do n't actually read the Bible , and because their sense of reality has been shaped by leftist public education and the even further leftist corporate media .
By leftist , I mean atheist , because that is the first principle of Marxism : We can be our own gods , just as Satan promised Adam and Eve as their reward for rebellion .
Marxism 's religion is humanism , its moral code is political correctness , and its Scriptures are the false narratives it relentlessly preaches .
I believe humanism @ @ @ @ @ @ @ refined over millennia to its most deceptive and seductive form .
It is no surprise that humanism would be the dominant religious theme of this last generation on the threshold of the Antichrist kingdom , especially since its adherents deny it is a religion , thus unifying all the deceived pew-sitters in all the world 's religions and the supposedly `` non-religious '' together under one banner .
Under that banner , the pursuit of `` science based '' human self-perfection replaces belief that our Creator God actively controls all things according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of atheism is not that one says `` there is no God '' but that one acts as if whatever God he holds ( if any ) has no real power or plan .
The `` Christian '' version of this is described in 2 Timothy 3:1-5 .
But , as the true God advised Elijah in 1 Kings 19:18 , `` Nevertheless , I have reserved seven thousand in Israel who have not bowed to Baal . ''
God always preserves for Himself a remnant .
Elijah , fleeing through the wilderness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jezebel , had lost hope .
Although he had performed great miracles , his world under Ahab and Jezebel grew worse not better .
Every season of wickedness must have its harvest time .
As God said to Abraham about the Holy Land that He promised him : `` Know for certain that your descendants will be strangers in a land that is not their own .
… You , however , will go to your fathers in peace and … In the fourth generation your descendants will return here , for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ complete . ''
Their sin had not fully ripened .
Soon , as is warned/promised in Romans 11 , the `` fullness of the Gentiles will be complete '' : the culmination of a season lasting 2,000 years .
Then , as Jesus explained in Matthew 13:24-29 , there will be a harvest of wheat ( the righteous ) and tares ( the wicked posing as righteous ) .
In my theology , that occurs on Yom Teruah at the start of the 10 Days of Awe/Wrath , when the Bride of Christ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Lamb in the spiritual realm .
Back on earth during that 10 days , the bowl judgments are poured out as a final effort by God in His mercy to persuade the wicked to repent , but they refuse ( Revelation 16:10-11 ) and instead besiege God 's city , Jerusalem , to destroy it ( Zechariah 12 ) .
That triggers the great Battle of Armageddon , the salvation of the Torah-faithful Hebrews who were sealed against death by God ( Revelation 7:3-8 , Zechariah 12:10 , and Isaiah 59:18-20 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , finally , the penultimate event of the 10 days , called the Winepress of the Wrath of God ( Zechariah 14:1-15 ) .
( This is the topic of my seventh installment of `` The Prodigal Son Prophecy , '' free by email request to [ email protected ] ) .
`` Swing your sharp sickle and gather the clusters of grapes from the vine of the earth , because its grapes are ripe .
So the angel … gathered the grapes of the earth , and he threw them into the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And the winepress was trodden outside the city , and the blood that flowed from it rose as high as the bridles of the horses for a distance of [ 180 miles ] '' ( Revelation 14:18-20 ) .
Then Revelation 19:11-21 and Zechariah 14 show how the Winepress event transitions into the grand finale as the King of Kings leads the Host of Heaven through that conquest to claim the earth for His Millennial Kingdom , parting the Mount of Olives for the freshly redeemed Hebrews and Mixed Multitude to escape through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Red Sea of blood in thematic parallel to Moses in Exodus 14 .
The imminent Antichrist Kingdom is unstoppable .
No revivals can prevent it .
Truth can not thwart it once it begins .
It must unfold according to prophecy because there must be a harvest of the wicked , and God 's justice must be vindicated by their incorrigible defiance of Him .
What must we of the remnant do as we see that day approaching ?
The model was set by John the Baptist , whom Jesus identified as an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which Jesus insisted on submitting to and later unequivocally commanded in the Great Commission ( Matthew 28:19 ) .
Baptism is not essential for salvation – which I believe is by faith alone in Christ alone .
But it is far more important than the modern church treats it .
It is the giant first step of sanctification after one is justified by confession of faith in Christ ( itself typically the first step of the baptism ritual ) .
Infant `` baptisms '' ( a common substitute for the Hebrew ritual @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't substitute for the immersion baptisms done by John the Baptist and the Apostles , since all or most of their earliest `` baptisees '' were presumably already circumcised .
Instead , Christian baptism is something closer to the Hebrew Mikvah ( `` cleansing bath '' ) as a purification ritual , reflecting the deliberate intention to be cleansed from sin .
As Paul teaches in Colossians 2:11–12 , self-sought baptism accomplishes the spiritual goal of circumcision , but only through the volitional act of `` putting off your sinful nature , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are capable of .
I have baptized many people : in the Jordan River , the English Channel , mountain streams , swimming pools and about 30 people one day in the splash pool of an inflatable water slide .
In the spirit of Elijah John , I will begin doing more baptisms as open-invitation public events , and I urge other remnant believers to do the same as a way to promote obedience to Christ , revive the church and to signal the urgency of the times .

Christianity has been waning in America for a long time. Christendom is fragmented into a thousand diverse splinters, much of the top leadership of its largest denominations, from Roman Catholicism to the Southern Baptists, has been corrupted with Marxist ideology, and its most liberal denominations have completely abandoned biblical truth in favor of what I call Christian-flavored Secular Humanism. Many signal their subjugation to a false Christ by flying the rainbow flag; others pretend to remain faithful but reject the "meat of the word" for politically correct pablum they spoon-feed to attendees who don't know the difference because that don't actually read the Bible, and because their sense of reality has been shaped by leftist public education and the even further leftist corporate media.
By leftist, I mean atheist, because that is the first principle of Marxism: We can be our own gods, just as Satan promised Adam and Eve as their reward for rebellion. Marxism's religion is humanism, its moral code is political correctness, and its Scriptures are the false narratives it relentlessly preaches. I believe humanism is the final perfection of Satanism, refined over millennia to its most deceptive and seductive form.
It is no surprise that humanism would be the dominant religious theme of this last generation on the threshold of the Antichrist kingdom, especially since its adherents deny it is a religion, thus unifying all the deceived pew-sitters in all the world's religions and the supposedly "non-religious" together under one banner. Under that banner, the pursuit of "science based" human self-perfection replaces belief that our Creator God actively controls all things according to His own plan. The true definition of atheism is not that one says "there is no God" but that one acts as if whatever God he holds (if any) has no real power or plan. The "Christian" version of this is described in 2 Timothy 3:1-5.
But, as the true God advised Elijah in 1 Kings 19:18, "Nevertheless, I have reserved seven thousand in Israel who have not bowed to Baal." God always preserves for Himself a remnant. Elijah, fleeing through the wilderness to escape the fierce wrath of Queen Jezebel, had lost hope. Although he had performed great miracles, his world under Ahab and Jezebel grew worse not better.
Every season of wickedness must have its harvest time. As God said to Abraham about the Holy Land that He promised him: "Know for certain that your descendants will be strangers in a land that is not their own. … You, however, will go to your fathers in peace and … In the fourth generation your descendants will return here, for the iniquity of the Amorites is not yet complete." Their sin had not fully ripened.
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Soon, as is warned/promised in Romans 11, the "fullness of the Gentiles will be complete": the culmination of a season lasting 2,000 years. Then, as Jesus explained in Matthew 13:24-29, there will be a harvest of wheat (the righteous) and tares (the wicked posing as righteous). In my theology, that occurs on Yom Teruah at the start of the 10 Days of Awe/Wrath, when the Bride of Christ begins the event called the Wedding Feast of the Lamb in the spiritual realm. Back on earth during that 10 days, the bowl judgments are poured out as a final effort by God in His mercy to persuade the wicked to repent, but they refuse (Revelation 16:10-11) and instead besiege God's city, Jerusalem, to destroy it (Zechariah 12). That triggers the great Battle of Armageddon, the salvation of the Torah-faithful Hebrews who were sealed against death by God (Revelation 7:3-8, Zechariah 12:10, and Isaiah 59:18-20 as cited in Romans 11:26) and, finally, the penultimate event of the 10 days, called the Winepress of the Wrath of God (Zechariah 14:1-15). (This is the topic of my seventh installment of "The Prodigal Son Prophecy," free by email request to [email protected]).
"Swing your sharp sickle and gather the clusters of grapes from the vine of the earth, because its grapes are ripe. So the angel … gathered the grapes of the earth, and he threw them into the great winepress of God's wrath. And the winepress was trodden outside the city, and the blood that flowed from it rose as high as the bridles of the horses for a distance of [180 miles]" (Revelation 14:18-20). Then Revelation 19:11-21 and Zechariah 14 show how the Winepress event transitions into the grand finale as the King of Kings leads the Host of Heaven through that conquest to claim the earth for His Millennial Kingdom, parting the Mount of Olives for the freshly redeemed Hebrews and Mixed Multitude to escape through, just before He creates a literal Red Sea of blood in thematic parallel to Moses in Exodus 14.
The imminent Antichrist Kingdom is unstoppable. No revivals can prevent it. Truth cannot thwart it once it begins. It must unfold according to prophecy because there must be a harvest of the wicked, and God's justice must be vindicated by their incorrigible defiance of Him.
What must we of the remnant do as we see that day approaching? The model was set by John the Baptist, whom Jesus identified as an Elijah: he conducted public immersion baptisms, which Jesus insisted on submitting to and later unequivocally commanded in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19). Baptism is not essential for salvation – which I believe is by faith alone in Christ alone. But it is far more important than the modern church treats it. It is the giant first step of sanctification after one is justified by confession of faith in Christ (itself typically the first step of the baptism ritual).
Infant "baptisms" (a common substitute for the Hebrew ritual of eighth-day infant circumcision) clearly don't substitute for the immersion baptisms done by John the Baptist and the Apostles, since all or most of their earliest "baptisees" were presumably already circumcised. Instead, Christian baptism is something closer to the Hebrew Mikvah ("cleansing bath") as a purification ritual, reflecting the deliberate intention to be cleansed from sin. As Paul teaches in Colossians 2:11–12, self-sought baptism accomplishes the spiritual goal of circumcision, but only through the volitional act of "putting off your sinful nature," which only adults and intellectually mature children are capable of.
I have baptized many people: in the Jordan River, the English Channel, mountain streams, swimming pools and about 30 people one day in the splash pool of an inflatable water slide. In the spirit of Elijah John, I will begin doing more baptisms as open-invitation public events, and I urge other remnant believers to do the same as a way to promote obedience to Christ, revive the church and to signal the urgency of the times.


wnd--2020-10-13--Media outlets pull reporters from Air Force One assignment

( WASHINGTON EXAMINER ) -- A number of media outlets regularly assigned to travel with President Trump have decided to @ @ @ @ @ White House and the campaign 's response to the coronavirus pandemic .
The New York @ @ @ @ @ Journal , and the Washington Post have all decided to stop sending reporters to travel @ @ @ @ @ to the campaign trail with Election Day only three weeks away , according to the @ @ @ @ @ Trump departed for his first campaign event since being diagnosed with the virus and his @ @ @ @ @ National Military Medical Center , he entered Air Force One , where he had to @ @ @ @ @ to go with him without a mask .
“ White House reporters had safety concerns @ @ @ @ @ with the president at this time , ” Elisabeth Bumiller , the New York Times @ @ @ @ @ , said in a statement , while a spokeswoman for the Washington Post said , @ @ @ @ @ our coverage plans .
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(WASHINGTON EXAMINER) -- A number of media outlets regularly assigned to travel with President Trump have decided to stop doing so given the White House and the campaign's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post have all decided to stop sending reporters to travel with Trump as he returns to the campaign trail with Election Day only three weeks away, according to the New York Times. As Trump departed for his first campaign event since being diagnosed with the virus and his subsequent stay at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, he entered Air Force One, where he had to walk past the reporters designated to go with him without a mask.
“White House reporters had safety concerns and were not comfortable traveling with the president at this time,” Elisabeth Bumiller, the New York Times’s Washington bureau chief, said in a statement, while a spokeswoman for the Washington Post said, “We continue to evaluate our coverage plans.”
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wnd--2020-10-14--Adam Sandler makes shocking revelation about 'Happy Gilmore' fight with Bob Barker

( FOX NEWS ) -- Adam Sandler made a shocking revelation pertaining to his iconic fight scene with Bob Barker @ @ @ @ @ Sandler , 54 , opened up about the time he launched into a fisticuffs with @ @ @ @ @ Right ” host and revealed that not only was Sandler supposed to win the fight @ @ @ @ @ supposed to be against Barker in the first place .
When asked to appear in @ @ @ @ @ on the IMDb podcast , “ That Scene with Dan Patrick , ” that Barker @ @ @ @ @ one condition he would do it under given the fact he lived next door to @ @ @ @ @ with Chuck ” on a nightly basis .

(FOX NEWS) -- Adam Sandler made a shocking revelation pertaining to his iconic fight scene with Bob Barker in “Happy Gilmore.”
Sandler, 54, opened up about the time he launched into a fisticuffs with the legendary “Price Is Right” host and revealed that not only was Sandler supposed to win the fight, it wasn’t supposed to be against Barker in the first place.
When asked to appear in the flick, Sandler divulged on the IMDb podcast, “That Scene with Dan Patrick,” that Barker, now 96, had one condition he would do it under given the fact he lived next door to Chuck Norris and “trained with Chuck” on a nightly basis.
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wnd--2020-10-14--Federal judge rules on student's epic Trump portrait after school district covers it

We 've reached a point in American society where expressing support for the sitting president of our country is considered `` too political '' for some people .
That 's the excuse a school district gave for painting over a portrait of President Donald Trump painted on a student 's parking spot .
Thankfully , a federal judge stepped in to uphold the student 's right to free speech .
As part of what sounds like a very cool tradition , seniors at a Louisiana high school in Washington Parish can pay $ 25 to paint their assigned parking spaces @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their paintings , but the school 's policy appears to ban only lewd images and language and using other students ' names , as reported by The New Orleans Advocate .
This year , however , Washington schools Superintendent Frances Varnado also tried to exclude a painting of President Trump .
Ned Thomas , a senior at Pine Junior-Senior High School , commissioned for his parking spot a portrait of President Trump wearing a stars-and-stripes bandana and sunglasses .
He was originally granted approval for the portrait by the principal , but after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the backing of the school board -- deemed the portrait `` too political '' and covered it with gray paint .
Again , it was a portrait of the sitting U.S. president wearing sunglasses and a bandana decorated like the American flag .
I wonder if the school board would have considered a portrait of Obama `` too political '' during his presidency .
Varnado claimed she was trying to avoid controversy , but her actions had the opposite effect .
In addition to angry emails , Thomas ' parents filed a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ District Judge Eldon Fallon -- who happened to be appointed by President Bill Clinton -- ruled in favor of Thomas and free speech .
`` The painting of President Trump can not reasonably be described as obscene or plainly offensive on its face , nor can it be construed as school-sponsored speech , '' Fallon wrote .
The painting , he continued , `` depicts the sitting President of the United States .
This is not a case involving a symbol such as a Confederate flag , which has an established meaning as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ regardless of whatever other meanings may be associated with it . ''
Judge Fallon recognized that the school acted in the name of avoiding controversy , but found that did n't abrogate Thomas ' right to free speech .
As Jonathan Turley has pointed out , the 1969 Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District determined that students `` do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate . ''
While courts often try to limit or ignore this decision , Fallon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the school had violated Thomas ' constitutional rights .
The portrait of President Trump will be repainted on Thomas ' parking spot soon .
This is a straightforward freedom-of-speech case being decided correctly .
Political speech is a primary form of speech that must be allowed pursuant to the First Amendment .
One of the hallmarks of American free speech is the right to voice political opinions -- even unpopular political opinions -- without fear of punishment .
A portrait of the president is clearly political speech , protected by the First @ @ @ @ @ @ @ upholding the Constitution .
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal .

We've reached a point in American society where expressing support for the sitting president of our country is considered "too political" for some people.
That's the excuse a school district gave for painting over a portrait of President Donald Trump painted on a student's parking spot. Thankfully, a federal judge stepped in to uphold the student's right to free speech.
As part of what sounds like a very cool tradition, seniors at a Louisiana high school in Washington Parish can pay $25 to paint their assigned parking spaces. The students must get approval for their paintings, but the school's policy appears to ban only lewd images and language and using other students' names, as reported by The New Orleans Advocate.
This year, however, Washington schools Superintendent Frances Varnado also tried to exclude a painting of President Trump.
Ned Thomas, a senior at Pine Junior-Senior High School, commissioned for his parking spot a portrait of President Trump wearing a stars-and-stripes bandana and sunglasses.
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He was originally granted approval for the portrait by the principal, but after it was painted, Superintendent Varnado -- with the backing of the school board -- deemed the portrait "too political" and covered it with gray paint.
Again, it was a portrait of the sitting U.S. president wearing sunglasses and a bandana decorated like the American flag.
I wonder if the school board would have considered a portrait of Obama "too political" during his presidency.
Varnado claimed she was trying to avoid controversy, but her actions had the opposite effect. In addition to angry emails, Thomas' parents filed a federal lawsuit seeking an injunction.
U.S. District Judge Eldon Fallon -- who happened to be appointed by President Bill Clinton -- ruled in favor of Thomas and free speech.
"The painting of President Trump cannot reasonably be described as obscene or plainly offensive on its face, nor can it be construed as school-sponsored speech," Fallon wrote.
The painting, he continued, "depicts the sitting President of the United States. This is not a case involving a symbol such as a Confederate flag, which has an established meaning as a 'symbol of racism and intolerance, regardless of whatever other meanings may be associated with it."
Judge Fallon recognized that the school acted in the name of avoiding controversy, but found that didn't abrogate Thomas' right to free speech.
As Jonathan Turley has pointed out, the 1969 Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District determined that students "do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate."
While courts often try to limit or ignore this decision, Fallon actually relied on that case and found that the school had violated Thomas' constitutional rights.
The portrait of President Trump will be repainted on Thomas' parking spot soon.
This is a straightforward freedom-of-speech case being decided correctly. Political speech is a primary form of speech that must be allowed pursuant to the First Amendment.
One of the hallmarks of American free speech is the right to voice political opinions -- even unpopular political opinions -- without fear of punishment.
A portrait of the president is clearly political speech, protected by the First Amendment.
Good on Judge Fallon for upholding the Constitution.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.


wnd--2020-10-14--Just weeks away: Bull market 'boost' from election

[ Editor 's note : This story originally was published by Real Clear Markets . ]
Straight ahead of us , just weeks , this young bull market gets a boost from almost entirely unexpected quarters : America ’ s election .
Sound crazy ?
Before having me committed , let me explain .
This year ’ s election spews angst aplenty .
Even last year , alignments were steeling themselves for a chaotic campaign .
Subsequent 2020 developments only magnified this .
I won ’ t belabor you with them as they ’ ve been painfully shoved in your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , my advice : Go against the grain .
Ignore angst .
Be calm .
When the dust settles—possibly election night or sometime not too long thereafter—we get a winner and increased clarity .
Uncertainty will bullishly fall .
Markets love falling uncertainty , always .
You want to own stocks before then .
See it this way : Trump ’ s 2016 win shocked many , if not most , investors .
We hadn ’ t seen the full Trump effect yet .
Most people couldn ’ t fathom his winning when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ polling lead ( per RealClearPolitics ’ poll averages ) .
Most failed to see any path to Trump ’ s victory .
Betting markets had the odds of Ms. Clinton winning uniformly over 85 % on election eve .
The idea that traditional Democrat states like Pennsylvania , Michigan and Wisconsin were in play was radical .
People presumed those states would vote as they had in the preceding five presidential elections—blue .
They missed how red these states ’ legislatures had become as I wrote about that summer .
If they voted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had a clear edge .
That happened .
Will it again ?
I don ’ t know .
Maybe .
Same basic structure !
As I write , on October 11th , Biden has a slightly larger Real Clear Politics average ( 9.8 percent ) polling lead .
Will many be shocked if he wins ?
Certainly not .
Still , there isn ’ t evidence pollsters have gotten better at identifying likely Trump voters now than in 2016 .
First , in battleground states , Trump is actually ahead of where he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pre-2016 election by a half a point .
Second , recall that it is less how many votes nationally than where the votes are .
Third , it is possible , as widely bandied , there is some sort of secret underground Trump voter cohort who won ’ t admit Trump support to pollsters .
Finally , in today ’ s hugely polarized world , do you think oodles of voters have changed allegiances ?
Changing allegiances means admitting you were wrong before -- and in many things , and particularly political and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most to do !
We keep envisioning new events as if they will sway some big pool of up-for-grabs voters .
That universe is probably just a few percent .
You and all your family and friends probably decided whom you support long ago .
The winner is probably he whose party best gets its base to actually vote .
On that I don ’ t have a clue .
So where is the shock factor ?
Many say , “ a contested election ” or one where we don ’ t know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But in 2000 , the unclear result tied to Florida ’ s infamous hanging chads was a surprise .
This time ?
Media trumpeted this for months .
Many Wall Street firms forecast a “ Red Mirage ” of Trump leading election night but losing as mail-in ballots are tallied .
Many seemingly fear Trump rejecting results if he loses -- and then refuses to leave office—a fantasy .
Republican leaders already rejected this .
America isn ’ t Belarus .
But the chatter helps stocks pre-price any unclear result election night .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ winner -- sooner if Biden seemingly leads in electoral votes on election night , maybe a little later if Trump does .
Maybe we get recounts and legal challenges with some short-term market volatility .
Regardless , we will have a winner in mid-December at the latest .
As clarity emerges , the uncertainty and angst stoking today ’ s headlines decrease .
Falling uncertainty ; happy stocks .
Come January 20 , either Biden or Trump is sworn in—a newly elected Democrat or a re-elected Republican .
Maybe it is he whom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sure a Biden win is a socialistic disaster .
Biden fans are adamant Trump ’ s re-election is disastrous for democracy—and markets .
For investing , you must block out these feelings .
There are 94 years of precise and accurate US market data .
Those 94 years show a repeat pattern of stocks reacting to political biases—counterintuitively .
Individual investors , leaning roughly two-thirds to the ideological right and one third to the left , routinely fear Democrats are anti-business and “ bad for stocks.
” Republicans , they presume , are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ baked into stock prices in advance .
In election years when we re-elect a Republican president the S & P 500 hopefully averages 10.6 % .
And , when we newly elect a Democrat ?
Fearfully , negative 2.8 % .
But in the inaugural year , that flips as presidents can ’ t ever do and never have done nearly as much as they had promised .
America ’ s system of shared power between executive , legislative and judicial branches enforces moderation .
So do looming midterm elections—in which the presidents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Because of that moderation , re-elected Republicans ’ inaugural years disappoint investors .
Stocks then average a tepid 2.7 % .
But they 're relieved when a newly elected Democrat has to moderate because they don ’ t do as much as previously feared .
Their inaugural years average a whopping 21.8 % !
The two periods together average happy either way .
Keep your emotions in check as this election draws near .
The certainty coming your way soon should relieve markets .
[ Editor 's note : This story originally was @ @ @ @ @ @ @

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Markets.]
By Ken Fisher
Real Clear Markets
Straight ahead of us, just weeks, this young bull market gets a boost from almost entirely unexpected quarters: America’s election. Sound crazy? Before having me committed, let me explain.
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This year’s election spews angst aplenty. Even last year, alignments were steeling themselves for a chaotic campaign. Subsequent 2020 developments only magnified this. I won’t belabor you with them as they’ve been painfully shoved in your face all year long.
Acknowledging that, my advice: Go against the grain. Ignore angst. Be calm. When the dust settles—possibly election night or sometime not too long thereafter—we get a winner and increased clarity. Uncertainty will bullishly fall. Markets love falling uncertainty, always. You want to own stocks before then.
See it this way: Trump’s 2016 win shocked many, if not most, investors. We hadn’t seen the full Trump effect yet. Most people couldn’t fathom his winning when Hillary Clinton had a seven point mid-October polling lead (per RealClearPolitics’ poll averages). Most failed to see any path to Trump’s victory. Betting markets had the odds of Ms. Clinton winning uniformly over 85% on election eve. The idea that traditional Democrat states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin were in play was radical. People presumed those states would vote as they had in the preceding five presidential elections—blue. They missed how red these states’ legislatures had become as I wrote about that summer. If they voted accordingly in the national races, Trump had a clear edge. That happened. Will it again? I don’t know. Maybe. Same basic structure!
As I write, on October 11th, Biden has a slightly larger Real Clear Politics average (9.8 percent) polling lead. Will many be shocked if he wins? Certainly not. Still, there isn’t evidence pollsters have gotten better at identifying likely Trump voters now than in 2016. First, in battleground states, Trump is actually ahead of where he was against Ms. Clinton this same time pre-2016 election by a half a point. Second, recall that it is less how many votes nationally than where the votes are. Third, it is possible, as widely bandied, there is some sort of secret underground Trump voter cohort who won’t admit Trump support to pollsters.
Finally, in today’s hugely polarized world, do you think oodles of voters have changed allegiances? Changing allegiances means admitting you were wrong before--and in many things, and particularly political and ideological realms, that seems impossible for most to do! We keep envisioning new events as if they will sway some big pool of up-for-grabs voters. That universe is probably just a few percent. You and all your family and friends probably decided whom you support long ago. The winner is probably he whose party best gets its base to actually vote. On that I don’t have a clue.
So where is the shock factor? Many say, “a contested election” or one where we don’t know the winner, a la 2000. But in 2000, the unclear result tied to Florida’s infamous hanging chads was a surprise. This time? Media trumpeted this for months. Many Wall Street firms forecast a “Red Mirage” of Trump leading election night but losing as mail-in ballots are tallied. Many seemingly fear Trump rejecting results if he loses--and then refuses to leave office—a fantasy. Republican leaders already rejected this. America isn’t Belarus. But the chatter helps stocks pre-price any unclear result election night.
Contested or no, we get a winner--sooner if Biden seemingly leads in electoral votes on election night, maybe a little later if Trump does. Maybe we get recounts and legal challenges with some short-term market volatility. Regardless, we will have a winner in mid-December at the latest. As clarity emerges, the uncertainty and angst stoking today’s headlines decrease. Falling uncertainty; happy stocks.
Come January 20, either Biden or Trump is sworn in—a newly elected Democrat or a re-elected Republican. Maybe it is he whom you favor…or hate. Trump fans are sure a Biden win is a socialistic disaster. Biden fans are adamant Trump’s re-election is disastrous for democracy—and markets. For investing, you must block out these feelings.
There are 94 years of precise and accurate US market data. Those 94 years show a repeat pattern of stocks reacting to political biases—counterintuitively. Individual investors, leaning roughly two-thirds to the ideological right and one third to the left, routinely fear Democrats are anti-business and “bad for stocks.” Republicans, they presume, are good. These biases get pre-priced--baked into stock prices in advance. In election years when we re-elect a Republican president the S&P 500 hopefully averages 10.6%. And, when we newly elect a Democrat? Fearfully, negative 2.8%.
But in the inaugural year, that flips as presidents can’t ever do and never have done nearly as much as they had promised. America’s system of shared power between executive, legislative and judicial branches enforces moderation. So do looming midterm elections—in which the presidents’ party almost always loses clout.
Because of that moderation, re-elected Republicans’ inaugural years disappoint investors. Stocks then average a tepid 2.7%. But they're relieved when a newly elected Democrat has to moderate because they don’t do as much as previously feared. Their inaugural years average a whopping 21.8%! The two periods together average happy either way.
Keep your emotions in check as this election draws near. The certainty coming your way soon should relieve markets.
Ken Fisher, the founder, Executive Chairman and co-CIO of Fisher Investments, authored 11 books and is a widely published global investment columnist. For more, see Ken’s full bio, here
[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Markets.]