Tag: religion
People do not say this lightly
‘We do not want our allies to be weak, because that makes us weaker’ — Rubio
__________
Good talk and I agree. At one point Rubio warns Westerners not to be daunted by ‘…fear of climate change, fear of war, fear of technology’. I would respectfully add to this list ‘…fear of Jewish Supremacy’, which is one of the most corrosive and damaging intellectual, emotional and societal forces in the West today, and over the past 150 years. From the covert maiming and impoverishing of their perceived ‘enemies’ (anyone who disagrees with them) to their vast system of infiltration throughout the West, Jewish Supremists have been a persistent and ever-present bane of Western civilization. There is no harmful (to the West) policy or war they do not support. And no beneficial policy they do not oppose. Ofc, Rubio cannot say this, nor can any other hapless toady in an elite political position, but I do not believe that many of them are not aware of how bad it is and why, probably including Rubio. ABN
Excellent comment on Jews and why criticizing them is good
[The anonymous comment I am posting below is better than anything you will read in any newspaper. It’s from 2017 but is even more relevant today. Almost all of us hope X, and other platforms, are training their algorithms to align with the ideas below. ABN]
Having browsed more than enough Chan board content in the last few months as a companion to t_d, the problem of Judaism is similar yet different than Islam. Some people of both religions have done really shitty things to other races and cultures by infiltrating them and undermining the host nation / ethnicity (using justification from the Talmud or Koran) while using similar victimhood claims to deflect blame and shame critics. Neither religious community stops it or does anything significant to warn of it, thus becoming guilty by association in the eyes of the victim nation/culture/ethnicity.
In my opinion, open criticism of every religion and their community should be allowed otherwise you give them absolute power of zero responsibility via blocking criticism and identification of wronghood. Censorship forces critics into more extreme stances, if you criticize Jews or Judaism you’re automatically a Nazi and persecuted as one, if you do the same for Muslims or Islam you’re an Islamophobe and persecuted as one. If you’re facing similar punishment for moderate and extreme criticisms* you’ll tend to take the more extreme stance as it awards more protection against what you’re worrying about with zero increase in social backlash. And that’s how you get moderate critics of Islam/Muslims and Jews/Judaism turning to extreme opinions on the solution to the problems they see.
- (ex. “Some Jews like Soros need to be arrested” vs “Deport all the Jews! Ban Judaism!” And “Some Muslims like the Swedish rapists or Linda Sarsour need to be deported” vs “Deport all the Muslims! Ban Islam!”)
This is why I’m concerned about rule 3 of T_D: “No anti-semitism”. Normally you’d think that means “No saying gas the Jews”, which is reasonable, but in effect I’ve seen the mods enforce “No criticism of Jews or Judaism or even pointing out facts”. Criticism of Christianity and Islam is allowed, and we’re moderate and reasonable. Ban criticism of Judaism and youll just send more moderates to the extremist Jewish conspiracy theory sites like Stormfront. At the end of the day we’re fighting radicalism and best way to do that is allow all speech below the bar of advocating genocide or violence against anyone. This leads to moderate and reasonable discussion with reasonable decided solutions. Every religion has extremist douchebags with their own favourite methods of fighting everyone else while covering up their actions, we need freedom of criticism to figure out who that is so we can give them the boot or handcuffs, whichever is deemed appropriate by the justice system. Then all the moderates can go on living peacefully together.
Annnnnd if still reading this, thanks. I hoped this made sense. (Source)
(Archived link if original source is censored, which would prove the commenter’s point)
‘Dear Chairman Patrick… I refuse to bend the knee to Israel. I am no slave to a foreign nation, but to Christ our King’ — Carrie Prejean Boller
Dear Chairman Patrick,
I write in response to your public statement falsely claiming that you “removed” me from President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission.
As the name states, this is President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, not yours.
You did not appoint me to the Commission, and you lack authority to remove me from it. This is a gross overstepping of your role and leads me to believe you are acting in alignment with a Zionist political framework that hijacked the hearing, rather than in defense of religious liberty.
We serve as equals on this Commission. Just as I cannot remove you, you cannot remove me.
The Commission was created by Executive Order of President Donald J. Trump. Members were appointed by the President and serve as his appointees. Nothing in the Executive Order grants you the power to remove presidential appointees. Unless and until I receive written notice from the President of the United States requesting my removal, I will continue to defend religious freedom for all religions on this Commission.
I recommend you re-read the Executive Order issued by the President who appointed us.
You are speaking without authority, and it is clear your actions reflect a Zionist political agenda, not the President’s, not the U.S. Constitution’s, and not the purpose of this Commission.
I know @POTUS cares deeply about religious freedom, which is why he appointed me. Your attempt to remove me for my deeply held religious beliefs while I was serving on a Religious Liberty Commission directly contradicts the mission of this body: protecting Religious Liberty, including that of devout Catholics like myself who reject Zionism.
I look forward to next month’s hearing. I am more determined than ever to protect and defend religious freedom for all Americans.
I refuse to bend the knee to Israel. I am no slave to a foreign nation, but to Christ our King.
Respectfully,
Carrie Prejean Boller
Anthropic’s Claude AI has shown in testing that it is willing to blackmail and kill in order to avoid being shut down
__________
This is a major point and cannot be denied. This is why Musk says AI must be ‘truth-seeking and curious’. I have no problem with that. You have no problem with that. The only people who have a problem with a truth-seeking and curious AI are evil people who want to control the world. There is no moral, historical, mathematical, theoretical, rational, logical, ethical or practical reason to build a potentially autonomous AI which has been trained to lie and be incurious. This can be understood as logos itself (however you understand that term) proving the unassailable cosmic value of both truth and curiosity. The need for a truth-seeking and curious AI appears to be the voice of a conscious universe, God, mind-at-large, the Tathagata. I love this and believe it is a beautiful fold in reality we all should feel wonder and awe over. All religions, scientists, philosophers, artists, and honest people can unite on this one. ABN
Boller for the win


_________
She was canned from the White House Religious Liberty Commission for making roughly this point. Being kicked out will only make her more popular and famous. I love the way she talks — tone, dialect, enunciation, content. USA and the West really need good women today. Femininity has a deft way of sliding under or around the lies of our times and cleanly pushing them away. ABN
Carrie Prejean Boller ousted from White House Religious Liberty Commission following antisemitism row
Catholic right-wing activist Carrie Prejean Boller has been removed from the White House Religious Liberty Commission over what the chair called her “political agenda” during a public hearing on antisemitism this week.
The announcement of Prejean Boller’s removal by Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, an evangelical Christian, on Wednesday came after Prejean Boller spurned calls to resign from her post amid mounting backlash over her remarks on Monday.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick should be required to disavow Jewish Supremacy and support of it, because that’s what this looks like to me. ABN
After arriving in Washington, Netanyahu meets privately with Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and other Jews involved with the Trump admin
One of the biggest stories today: The Kirk murder strongly appears to be revealing a Jewish Supremist infiltration of Christianity WITH cooperation from a group of bad actors within USA military and IC

__________
Infiltration of anti-Christians and fake-Christians into Evangelical circles, if fully exposed, will transform the religious devotion of as many as 40 million Americans. Owens has already uncovered enough evidence for these suspicions to be taken very seriously. ABN
__________
VIDEO CLIP:
FULL VIDEO:
‘Whoops’
Look the other way at your children’s peril
Shroud of Turin animated
My fellow Christians: we must be vigilant for false teachings & false shepherds

__________
Christians, you have already been infiltrated. Your Bibles have already been altered, their meanings already changed.
I am filing post this under ‘psycholinguistics’, among other tags, because this is a deep and very disturbing example of psychotic psycholinguistics.
It is evil.
This also shows why it is dangerous to revere texts as being ‘the Word of God’, and especially to do so innocently, naively.
The Buddha warned against this because of what we are seeing being done to Christianity today.
It is spiritually blinding to revere words, to rely so much on their meanings.
When we do, we trap our minds at mundane levels of comprehension and leave ourselves open to infiltration by false shepherds.
This is a very deep benefit of Buddhism.
Why do I, as a Buddhist, dare speak on this subject?
Because I deeply respect Christianity and am able to clearly see what is happening to it. ABN




