Over the years of the past several centuries since the Declaration of Independence, America has experienced constant, occasional subtle attacks from illiberal enemies, but in more recent years, these attacks have increased significantly, sponsored by the leftist communists. However, these leftist Communist enemies have learned that America cannot be defeated militarily. So, they adopt more subtle tactics, which they believe will instigate internal conflict by pitting one American against another. In other words, they invent discord and divisiveness by developing pro-con narratives based on today’s prevailing social issues. These enemies will use issues such as DEI, trans issues, immigration, and racism, or lies about genderism or politics. And then they spread it on the internet, all intending to incite disorder within American society.
But one of our issues is increasing political apathy. This increases individual reliance on beliefs off the wall and/or not grounded in real research or thought. And when we do react, it is sometimes anger at the opposition. I remember when I was in a class in college discussing WWII. The professor, a veteran of WWII, became upset while discussing why America entered WWII when it did, but finally, the bell rang.
By and large most of us are happy with our country. We do not want to cause any angst or disruption; we are pleased with our country and do not want to cause division or discord. We experienced only one Civil War over 150 years ago. We have prospered in a material way. Very few citizens realized, in 1776, the essence of a Democratic Republic. Instead, in America, the government should have focused on educating the population after the founding. Still, the population was already loading the wagons and heading West to pursue gold and free land.
Despite the issues we face, few countries have benefited such as America. The success of any human entity is the result of how sound and valid its ideas are. That a nation has significantly prospered for as long as America has is no wonder that many people believe that our Sovereign God does have a favorite.
We have never tried to impose our way of life on other countries. Today, America has the most extraordinary power, yet we have not established an empire. And yet we have had only one conflict, the Civil War. We have prospered immensely. And we have maintained a degree of freedom, justice, and order, which is rare in history.
My goal is to develop programs to help educate and vet the millions of immigrants, starting at the community level where they have settled. I have traveled extensively at the local/community level in the Americas and much of Europe.
Despite the issues we face, few countries have benefited such as America. The success of any human entity is the result of how sound and valid its ideas are. That a nation has significantly prospered for as long as America has is no wonder that many people believe that our Sovereign God does have a favorite.
We have never tried to impose our way of life on other countries. Today, America has the most extraordinary power, yet we have not established an empire. And yet we have had only one conflict, the Civil War. We have prospered immensely. And we have maintained a degree of freedom, justice, and order, which is rare in history.
My goal is to develop programs to help educate and vet the millions of immigrants, starting at the community level where they have settled. I have traveled extensively at the local/community level in the Americas and much of Europe.
During my travels, I have also encountered poor treatment of aboriginal natives, a subject I will spend more time on later, but also through many other countries that have already experienced many of the same issues that we are still faced with today. In Europe, for example, cross-border issues were faced many years before America. They have resolved most of the migration issues except recently when Russia raised the ugly head of using migration as a weapon in Hungary. It did not work. In addition, I was in Colombia in 1977 when the Amazonian Indians conducted a sit-in on the Capitol steps. Their complaint was interference in their native lifestyle. The Colombian Government finally agreed, and the Indians returned to their homes in the Amazonian basin. The point is that unless the Indians were interrupting modern-day progress, it was agreed that the Indian Natives’ historical habitat would be respected.
To supplement my thoughts and conversations while traveling, I chose a book entitled The American Cause, written by Russell Kirk, to outline the essence of the American country. This book is particularly suited to inform/introduce new residents (whether immigrants or new-born Americans) to the nature of America.
Also, my experiences while traveling through many parts of this globe between 1964 and 2006 when I visited and met a diverse number of people who have lived in the United States and as well to other places in this world. I have visited many different places and spoken with many people who have lived in the U.S. and other countries around the globe. My travels included all the States of America (except Alaska and Hawaii), the Northern part of South America (I lived in Cali, Colombia for most of 1977), and as well spent extended time in each area: Caribbean, Central America, United States, Canada, East and West Europe (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Poland, and Austria). I learned to speak Spanish and French. I do not doubt that the United States of America is everyone’s favorite place to live and work. The mix of races and people from other parts of the world who have migrated to America is amazing.
We must remember that this world exists in a Good versus Evil environment wherein we will always have enemies. I plan to break this good versus evil dichotomy, developing a process that addresses the inbound millions of immigrants and our youth. During the past several years, more than a few million immigrants have entered the United States. However, there is always a chance to renew the American spirit, and this could start with addressing the millions of immigrants who have been encouraged to come to America. I plan to develop a program that addresses those issues.
But first, we need to get the attention of the youth and their relationship with God. That means that the Church is going to have to address the spirituality in today’s world if we are to come together with me and listen to my program.
This story started eons ago when Lucifer, considered one of the most beautiful Angels in Heaven, told God he wanted a part of Heaven. The result was that God kicked Lucifer and a third of the Angels out of Heaven. Lucifer was proud of his beauty and had demanded a part of Heaven from God. As the story continues, God eventually kicks Lucifer and his angels out of Heaven.
The modern story begins when Lucifer (now known as Satan) lands on Earth. From here, Satan begins his revenge against God and His people.
Much time goes by, and the battle goes on.
When we pick up the story again, God has decided to send His Son, Jesus, to earth to help renew the hearts and minds of His people. Again, much good was done, but Jerusalem was lost, and the Muslims forced the Christians to the sea. At this time, the Pope would send out a call for more Christian warriors. Much good is done. But Jerusalem has been lost, and their backs are to the sea, and the Muslims occupy Jerusalem. The Muslims are driven back to Jerusalem, where the Christians retook Jerusalem, but in short order, the Muslims retook Jerusalem. His return to Heaven and the battle begins again, but this time, it is behind the battle flag of Islam. The Christians are almost driven into the sea. His people and to the story again here we pick His people up the story in the Middle East when God had sent His Son Jesus to help renew the people to assist God in the mission of redeeming the population which had been led astray by Satan who since being kicked out of Heaven was devastating Europe.
After some 1,700 years of war and conflict between Satan and his forces and God and His Christians on the European continent, America comes into the picture. It was early in the 17th century, when God’s people were suffering from torture in Europe, that God arranged for their new home in Colonial America. God had saved the tortured Christians (Pilgrims and Puritans) in Northwest Europe and, in addition, as well established a new home for His Christians from where His tortured Christians could also help in the founding of the United States of America.
