evangelical christianity – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com Daily Stormer Historical Archive Fri, 07 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.17 https://www.anglinarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png evangelical christianity – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com 32 32 Trump Announces Pro-Christian Task Force and “Faith Office” Led by Heretical Woman https://www.anglinarchive.com/2025/02/07/trump-announces-pro-christian-task-force-and-faith-office-led-by-heretical-woman/ Fri, 07 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Pres. Trump said he will sign an executive order to appoint Attorney General Pam Bondi as the head of an anti-Christian bias task force, which will aim to “halt all forms of anti-Christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government.” https://t.co/XKgxOUVEqO pic.twitter.com/zOZ7XIsWXX

— ABC News (@ABC) February 6, 2025

The Jews are back to pushing their evangelical boomer scam to promote war in the Middle East.

This is another part of that particular program.

Pam Bondi (real name, apparently) is going to be pushing for mass censorship of Israel criticism and then saying it’s the Christian thing to do.

Pure heresy.

AP:

President Donald Trump said Thursday that he wants to root out “anti-Christian bias” in the U.S., announcing that he was forming a task force led by Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate the “targeting” of Christians.

Speaking at a pair of events in Washington surrounding the the National Prayer Breakfast, Trump said the task force would be directed to “immediately halt all forms of anti-Christian targeting and discrimination within the federal government, including at the DOJ, which was absolutely terrible, the IRS, the FBI — terrible — and other agencies.”

Trump said Bondi would also work to “fully prosecute anti-Christian violence and vandalism in our society and to move heaven and earth to defend the rights of Christians and religious believers nationwide.”

Hours after the two events, Trump signed an executive order directing the new task force to identify unlawful policies, practices, or conduct by all executive departments and agencies, and recommend any additional presidential or legislative action.

Early in the day, the president joined the National Prayer Breakfast at the Capitol, a more than 70-year-old Washington tradition that brings together a bipartisan group of lawmakers for fellowship. He told lawmakers there that his relationship with religion had “changed” after a pair of failed assassination attempts last year and urged Americans to “bring God back” into their lives.

An hour after calling for “unity” on Capitol Hill, though, Trump struck a more partisan tone at the second event across town, announcing that, in addition to the task force, he was forming a commission on religious liberty. He criticized the Biden administration for “persecution” of believers for prosecuting anti-abortion advocates.

Trump also announced the creation of a White House faith office led by Paula White-Cain, a longtime pastor in the independent charismatic world. An early supporter of Trump’s 2016 presidency bid, she led Trump’s Faith and Opportunity Initiative in 2019, advising faith-based organizations on ways to partner with the federal government.

At Thursday’s prayer breakfast, she praised Trump as “the greatest champion” any president has been “of religion, of faith and of God.”

She’s the religious advisor “that he appears to trust the most,” said Matthew Taylor, a Protestant scholar and author of “The Violent Take It By Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy,” a 2024 book about the roles of White-Cain and other charismatic leaders who have been among Trump’s most fervent supporters.

Some people are calling this out.

If there was going to be a “Christianity Czar,” it should have been Mel Gibson.

]]> Trump Claims He was Sent by God to Save the World (With Abortion, Gay Sex, Weed, Endless War) https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/09/03/trump-claims-he-was-sent-by-god-to-save-the-world-with-abortion-gay-sex-weed-endless-war/ Tue, 03 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Levin: You have been a man of faith. You go to church. You believe in god. Has this further your belief, your commitment? pic.twitter.com/FkOpgrHTv6

— Acyn (@Acyn) September 2, 2024

As we march towards the ultimate pointless showdown this coming November, election news continue to get more retarded.

Donald Trump is a maniacal abortion obsessive and a homosexual-supporter who recently endorsed the federal legalization of weed. He is the biggest Zionist kike-sucker to ever be involved with American politics. He is also a supporter of racially replacing whites in America with H1B Indian service-people.

While promoting all of these satanic agendas, Trump is now claiming that he was sent by God to save America.

I don’t know what “god” he is talking about, but I am not interested in his kind of “salvation.”

The Guardian:

Donald Trump told a Fox News host that he thinks God believes he will “straighten out” the country after he survived an assassination attempt in July at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

“I think you think like, if you believe in God, you believe in God more. And somebody said like, why? And I’d like to think that God thinks that I’m going to straighten out our country,” Trump told Mark Levin on Life, Liberty & Levin after the host asked him if the shooting on 13 July had strengthened his belief in the almighty.

In recent months the former US president and current Republican presidential candidate has increasingly sought to mobilise his religious base and some of its most extreme elements – such as Christian nationalists – as he seeks to get re-elected to the White House.

Trump has previously suggested that it was divine intervention that the bullet from Matthew Crook’s gun merely clipped his ear. Soon after the shooting, he told reporters, “I’m not supposed to be here. I’m supposed to be dead.”

“By luck or by God, many people are saying it’s by God I’m still here,” he said.

During his Fox News interview, Trump pivoted to floating God’s political purpose for his survival. “Our country is so sick and it’s so broken. Our country is just broken. And maybe that was the reason, I don’t know. I don’t know, a lot of people have said that.”

I don’t know if Christians in America still support Trump. Probably a lot of them do because they are fat retards.

However, to their credit: Trump switched so fast that you have to be reading the news every day to know how bad he has gotten. He is now the worst presidential candidate in US history. His agenda is completely insane, and bears no resemblance whatsoever to his historic 2016 platform and is much worse than his 2020 platform.

See:

He has been running with this “I am sent by God” thing (which would be very weird under any circumstances), recently telling Dr. Phil that he is a savior sent to save the whole world.


Perhaps he made a slip and meant to say he was sent by Satan?

He is effectively claiming he is Jesus.

“Savior of the world sent by God.”

Is this normal political discourse? I think not.

It seems things have gone totally off the rails in America, and everyone has basically gone insane.

Here’s the full interview with that blood-sucking Jew rat Levin:

]]> Trump Tells Elon He Experienced a Miracle, “More of a Believer” Now https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/08/13/trump-tells-elon-he-experienced-a-miracle-more-of-a-believer-now/ Tue, 13 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Trump: I’m More Of A Believer Since Assassination Attempt pic.twitter.com/XQXXhC2JAF

— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) August 13, 2024

Well, you know, this is. This is the thing. This is what I said the thing was going to be.

I don’t agree with it.

New York Post:

Donald Trump said he’s “more of a believer” in God after surviving an assassination attempt last month — calling the fact that only his ear was struck with a bullet a “miracle.”

“It hit me at an angle that was far less destructive than any other angle,” the 78-year-old former president told Elon Musk in an X livestream conversation.

“So that was a miracle — that was for those people who don’t believe in God, I think we got to all start thinking about that,” the Republican presidential candidate said.

We all know that this is going to be: “it was a miracle so I could save Israel from the Chinese-backed Iranian nuclear mullahs who opened our border and are turning our kids gay. There’s nothing wrong with being gay, we love our gays, but we don’t need any more of them, and the Mullahs are trying to make more gays, they’re ripping us off, the border is open, Obama is gay and a Muslim, and also, I’ve heard, a communist who is involved with Chinese people, and that’s why I had this miracle.”

I’m not just cynical.

We all know that’s where this is going.

On some level, the stress of life can make you more religious. Age itself makes you more religious, but that’s something that happens between like, 35-55. I don’t think it happens between 72 and 78. Maybe it does. It could. But hard times can make you more religious. That’s possible. But I don’t think that’s happening, either with Trump or Musk, even though Musk would fit into the age range where it would make more reasonable, logical sense.

I’m not cynical for believing other people are acting cynically. That’s just called being realistic.

I do believe in God and I do believe in miracles. I believe in the miracles in the Bible, at least the ones that you have to believe in. I believe Jesus was born of a virgin and killed by the Jews and was resurrected after three days, and that he will return to judge the living and the dead. I believe the Nicene Creed. Moses crossing the Red Sea, you know, maybe that was low tide or something. God destroying Sodom seems to have been a space rock. I prefer the normal, natural explanations for things, generally. That is my constitution.

Further, I don’t believe magical miracles happen in the current year. Like, if your arm gets chopped off by some black guy with a machete, I don’t think you can pray and your arm will grow back.

All that said, I’ve experienced more than one incident in my life which was statistically impossible, which is really what we’re talking about with the Trump ear scratch when we hear people say that was a “miracle.” Nothing necessarily defied the laws of physics in this miracle, it’s simply that, if we looked at the probability, it would be a 1 in 100 million chance or whatever. And I do believe those miracles.

However, I also believe those miracles are personal. None of my own personal experiences which I think happened both to save my life and to tell me “yes, for sure God exists,” are things I would share with anyone, because they wouldn’t believe it, I would sound insane, and I have no proof. These things are for the individual.

If someone says “a miracle just happened on live TV,” then I think that person is at some stage in the process of developing schizophrenia. That is not something I expect or appreciate a normal person believing or promoting. It sounds weird, at the very least.

As I’ve Already Explained

I am not 100% totally closed to the possibility of a miracle happening on TV. That could happen. But there are some things that would also have to happen for me to believe that. Like, firstly, someone would have to deserve it. I don’t really think America deserves it.

In the story of Lot, he’s the last good man in Sodom, and angels are sent down to save him. He wasn’t even a great guy, because he offered his virgin daughters up to a violent mob for a gang-bang, but he was better than everyone else there, so God sent angels to save him.

I don’t think there are very many people in America who deserve that kind of thing, as America is a cesspit full of godless wankers who either worship the Jew or are serious sexual degenerates. So I think God might save some good people in America, probably by sending them to the Daily Stormer and hearing me tell them “move out of the cities because this whole thing is going to get really rough at some point and it will probably happen pretty fast.”

The other problem here with the “miracle theory” of the Donald Trump “assassination attempt” is that Donald Trump would himself have to experience some kind of change, personally.

Instead, Donald Trump’s first appearance after the alleged “assassination attempt” was appearing for a speech by a pro-abortion, pro-gay, used-up old hooker with a face tattoo who is into satanism.

That was where he entered the RNC, during her speech.

The RNC was filled with gays, abortionists, black activists, everything Jewish, all of this stuff.

I’ve said it before, but if I was Donald Trump, and I had just experienced a miracle that saved my life, I would roll up to the RNC like this:

There would be zero subtlety involved. It would have to be a full denouncement of the abortions, the gays, the Jews, all of these things.

If Trump actually believed it was a miracle, he would say “God has some purpose for me,” and the purpose would not be “make the Republicans all gay abortionists and then start endless wars for Jews.”

Maybe he wouldn’t immediately know all the right and Christian things, but he would at least know “this gay stuff and the abortions, the Jews – God does not like these things.”

But I think the “assassination attempt” was fake. I’m not even pushing that hard, because I know a lot of readers have a problem with it, just like when I said coronavirus doesn’t exist and was just the flu. Of course, now the CDC admits that coronavirus is just the flu. Technically, they still say it is some different kind of flu, but say it is indistinguishable from the flu. That’s kind of where things are going with the FBI director saying “well, it couldn’t really have been a bullet that caused that injury, so maybe it was shrapnel.” They will never say “this was all fake,” but they will say enough that you can conclude as much.

]]> Boomers Much More Likely to Vote for Trump Than Younger People, Georgia Poll Finds https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/08/10/boomers-much-more-likely-to-vote-for-trump-than-younger-people-georgia-poll-finds/ Sat, 10 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Retards: “Trump isn’t owned by the jews”

Trump: pic.twitter.com/rGNAt2cggg

— Conscious Philosopher (@consciousphilos) August 9, 2024

See: Trump Energizing Evangelical Christianity with Messiah Narrative, Rebranding as Savior of the Jews

Mobilize the wheelchair bound to fight for Israel, boomer.

Slick.

New York Post:

A new survey of Georgia voters suggests that the path to victory for Republicans in the presidential race involves mobilizing the 50 and up crowd.

Those typically high-propensity voters are breaking for Donald Trump, according to the latest survey from AARP, and they could potentially flip a state that the former president lost by fewer than 12,000 votes four years ago.

Overall, the race is tight: a head-to-head ballot shows Trump and Harris tied at 48%. When the options expand to include Robert Kennedy Jr., Jill Stein, and Cornel West, Trump then leads 48% to 46% overall.

But the race is seeing radical segmentation, with this poll showing that the older a voter is, the more likely they will support Trump.

Among voters under 35, Trump is down 11 points in a head-to-head and 9 points in a full field. With those aged 35 to 49, Trump is down by 4 points in either scenario.

But when voters old enough to be AARP members are segmented out of the larger poll, it’s a different dynamic altogether.

Among those 50 to 64 years of age, Trump leads by 4 points in both the full field and the binary battle.

And with those 65 and up, Trump dominates. He’s up by 13 points in the two-way ballot test, and a staggering 15 points (56% to 41%) when the larger field is factored in.

AARP believes that more seasoned voters will make the difference in this election.

Elections are fake and it doesn’t matter anyway.

But it’s funny to see who is thinking what about politics.

Trump was gaining a lot of ground with young people, and that seems to have dropped off a cliff with most young people joining the Anglinist movement of “don’t vote – but a Hilux.”

Remember that?

]]> Trump Energizing Evangelical Christianity with Messiah Narrative, Rebranding as Savior of the Jews https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/08/06/trump-energizing-evangelical-christianity-with-messiah-narrative-rebranding-as-savior-of-the-jews/ Tue, 06 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

🇺🇸🇮🇱Donald Trump: “if you don’t vote for me, you wont have israel for very long”

“Somebody’s gotta teach these people that israel is a good thing”

You guys know what to do right? pic.twitter.com/GOB7yuDpOy

— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) July 30, 2024

Related: Traveling “Christian” Tent with “Prophets” Touring Swing States for Trump

Based Trump is a messiah sent to save the Jews.

Freaking triggered snowflakes looking for a safe space for when the messiah of the Jews saves them from homophobic Palestinian infants.

The Guardian:

Donald Trump, now facing a tougher challenge in the US election after Joe Biden stepped down in favor of Kamala Harris, is increasingly leaning into religious extremism aimed at energizing a key section of his support base: socially conservative Christians.

Fears that Trump would be an authoritarian leader if elected seemed to be realized last week, when he told a group of Christian supporters they “would not have to vote” in four years if he becomes president.

I don’t even think he meant what they imply that means.

I think he meant that he would fix everything so hard that it wouldn’t even matter anymore.

But I don’t really understand the statement exactly, and I’m not trying to defend the messiah of the Jews.

“My theory would be that since Harris has entered the race, Trump has recognized that he’s on shakier ground,” said Matthew D Taylor, author of The Violent Take It by Force: The Christian Movement That Is Threatening Our Democracy.

“If you watched the RNC and saw the discourse there, [Republicans] really were quite confident that they were going to kind of have a cakewalk to victory in November.

“I think there’s, there’s more anxiety there now. I think Trump is dialing up religious dog whistles, and sometimes just straight up whistles to really galvanize and submit that religion’s religious support.”

Over the past couple of weeks, as Harris has posed a threat that Republicans apparently didn’t see coming, and Trump has been questioned over appointing JD Vance as his running mate, he has looked for the support of these religious groups.

The speech at Turning Point’s Believers’ Summit, a gathering of Christians and Republicans that had the stated aim of “ultimately turning our nation towards the Lord”, was the furthest Trump has gone yet in appealing to this Christian base.

Taylor said there is a distinction between Christians who merely support Trump and those – like the people at the Believers’ Summit – who have a “religious attachment” to the former president. Those people, who include an array of religious leaders, see Trump in religious terms and have attached “spiritual narratives” to him: one example being the comparison of Trump to King Cyrus, who, according to the Bible, liberated the Jews from Babylonian captivity, despite himself being a Persian ruler.

The real goal with Trump’s appeal to this crowd is about more than just winning individual votes, Taylor said.

“I think the more overt Christian appeals are maybe a little bit of desperation, but also it’s a tried and true method for them, of drumming up more and more support and the truth is the religious voters who have a religious attachment to Trump are not just voters – they’re force multipliers,” Taylor said.

“If somebody believes that it is God’s will for Donald Trump to be elected, and they believe that there are demonic and satanic forces pushing back against God’s will, and that they need to be active and pushing against [those things] to see Trump elected. That is a level of political fervor and ardency that is very, very valuable to a candidate, because those are people who are then talking to their friends, who are then mobilizing some of these groups.”

See: Media Saying Oklahoma Man Predicted Trump Assassination Attempt with Alleged Vision from God

The assassination attempt, Taylor said, “added even more certainty for these folks that God wants Trump to be elected”.

At the Republican national convention, held days after the shooting, speaker after speaker leaned into this idea that God had been at work.

Yeah, that seems to have been the point of the supposed “assassination attempt,” which still has not really been explained at all.

Trump did a good job bringing abortion whores and faggots and other sickos together with these evangelical cult freaks.

Cool political bloc.

]]> Traveling “Christian” Tent with “Prophets” Touring Swing States for Trump https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/08/03/traveling-christian-tent-with-prophets-touring-swing-states-for-trump/ Sat, 03 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

See: Christian Zionism is Making a Comeback as Middle East Tensions Rise

Hey, hey – well, this seems normal.

The Guardian:

By 9am on Monday, hundreds of worshipers who had gathered under a tent in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, were already on their feet. Praiseful music bumped from enormous speakers. The temperature was pushing 90F (32C).

The congregants had gathered in north-western Wisconsin for the Courage Tour, a travelling tent revival featuring a lineup of charismatic preachers and self-styled prophets promising healing, and delivering a political message: register to vote. Watch, or work, the polls. And help deliver the 2024 election to Donald Trump.

Serving as a voter registration drive and hub for recruiting poll workers, it was no mistake that the Courage Tour came to Wisconsin just three months ahead of the presidential election in November. The tour had already visited three other swing states: Georgia, Michigan and Arizona.

…

Many of the attendees had learned of the event from Eau Claire’s Oasis church – a Pentecostal church whose congregants were already familiar with the movement’s goal to turn believers into activists with a religious mission.

“This is wonderful,” said Cyndi Lund, an Oasis churchgoer who attended the four-day event. “I teach a class on biblical citizenship – the Lord put in my heart that we have to be voting biblically, and if nothing else, we have a duty in America to vote.”

…

“What we’re up against aren’t people,” said Mercedes Sparks, speaking on the topic of the secularization of US life. “These are spirits.” Sparks made clear her explicit goal – shared by the other speakers on the tour – of bringing Christianity into politics and government. But despite invoking an intense form of Christian nationalism, the speakers at the Courage Tour repeatedly decried the label as a smear.

“This whole idea of Christian nationalism, it’s kind of interesting, right?” said Sparks, who claimed the term amounts to a form of persecution against Christian Americans. “This term that’s being thrown around, that I really think is designed to shame Christians into not voting and not being engaged like any other group that makes up America.”

By the end of the day, the speakers had warmed up the crowd for the afternoon’s natural conclusion: a call to get involved.

Joshua Caleb, a speaker at the event who described himself as a former Republican opposition researcher, called on attendees to join his organization, The Lion of Judah – a group which, according to its website, aims to unleash “the ROAR of Christian Voters across America” and urges members to “fight the fraud” by becoming election workers. Event organizers handed out flyers provided by the Trump-aligned America First Works and the evangelical group Faith and Freedom, urging pastors to help their congregants get registered to vote before the November election.

Some of that is really not very normal.

The MAGA movement is going in all of these weird, contradicting directions.

Some of it is now gay vaginaism, but also weird “Christian” voodoo cults.

]]> Trump Says Jews Who Don’t Vote for Him are “Absolute Fools” https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/08/01/trump-says-jews-who-dont-vote-for-him-are-absolute-fools/ Thu, 01 Aug 2024 00:00:00 +0000

👀 In radio interview today with @sidandfriends77, Trump repeated his attack on Jewish Americans voting for Dems.

THEN…. He agreed with the interviewer that Doug Emhoff, the husband of Kamala Harris, is a “crappy Jew” and “a horrible Jew.”

Listen 🎧 https://t.co/FEGwD30Tih pic.twitter.com/gyno4khPvg

— Jacob N. Kornbluh (@jacobkornbluh) July 30, 2024

Donald, if Jews who don’t vote for you are “fools” because you’re going to do everything for Israel, then what the the goyim who do vote for you?

If you’re swearing allegiance to this foreign country, then how can you also be swearing to take care of the American people?

If the Jews who don’t vote for you are fools, aren’t the gentiles who vote for you fools?

Axios:

Former President Trump called Jewish people who vote for a Democratic president fools in a radio interview Tuesday.

The big picture: Trump, whose comments come as the 2024 election nears against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas war, has previously landed in hot water for attacks on Jewish Democrats.

Driving the news: Trump claimed during an interview on “Sid & Friends in the Morning” that his opponent in the presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris, “doesn’t like Israel” and “doesn’t like Jewish people.”

He went on to say: “If you love Israel or if you’re Jewish … if you vote for a Democrat, you’re a fool, an absolute fool.”

This is not a small thing.

This is not as if he was vowing to defend Canada or something.


Israel is trying to start a regional war and they are openly saying they’re trying to start a regional war.

This has no relationship to US interests.

It is actually very bad for US interests.

We do not need to be involved in these global wars. It’s just stupid and ridiculous.

This Isn’t About “The Jewish Vote”

Jews are not really a relevant voting bloc.

They are an extremely relevant voter fraud bloc, however.

Trump knows US elections are not based on votes, they are based on fraud, and that is why he is so aggressively and directly appealing to Jews and saying he’s going to fight all of their wars for them.

It’s the only way he can “win” the election: by being installed by the Jews.

]]> Jews Joining Forces With US Republicans Against International Pressure to Leave Palestine https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/07/20/jews-joining-forces-with-us-republicans-against-international-pressure-to-leave-palestine/ Sat, 20 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

See: Top UN Court Orders Israel to Leave West Bank, East Jerusalem, And Gaza!

Finally, Israel has a real and true ally, to help them protect themselves from 40 decapitated babies and Angel Face getting gang-raped and decapitated with a shovel.

Reuters:

Ruth Lieberman, a Jewish settler in the Israeli occupied West Bank, is determined to thwart international pressure for a sovereign Palestinian state. And her friendships with prominent U.S. Republicans from the party’s religious right are helping, she says.

Weeks after the Oct. 7 attack by Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, Lieberman hosted pro-Israel, conservative Senator Mike Lee, a Mormon, for a Shabbat meal in her family home, Senate records show.

Ruth Lieberman

The conversation turned to Palestinian statehood, and Lieberman told Lee the attack had hardened Israeli opposition to the idea, she said in an interview from her home near Bethlehem, in Alon Shvut, within one of the West Bank’s largest clusters of settlements, known as Gush Etzion. Lee did not respond to requests for comment.

Such visits are helping align the views of senior Republican Party officials with settlers and the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the wake of Oct. 7, said Lieberman, a political consultant who often hosts U.S. delegations visiting settlements.

“Having friends and voices like that in very high places in the U.S. helps us,” she said of Lee and U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, an evangelical Christian who visited her family in February 2020 during the presidency of Donald Trump, long before becoming speaker. Johnson did not respond to requests for comment.

Ever since Oct. 7, Lieberman and others have intensified their efforts, hoping to influence the Republican Party’s position ahead of the November U.S. election that could return Trump to office.

Lieberman and a delegation of settler officials pressed the case at meetings with Johnson and Lee, among others, in Washington last month, according to a statement from the delegation.

Reuters visited two Gush Etzion settlements and spoke to two dozen Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank and Israel, three current and former Trump aides and three evangelical leaders between March and July. The people Reuters spoke to described grassroots groups of settlers, members of Israel’s religious right and conservative Christians working to convince Trump and the Republican Party to drop longstanding U.S. support for a Palestinian state, arguing it rewarded the Oct. 7 violence.

While Trump has suggested U.S. policy could change, neither he nor the party have been explicit about their position towards a Palestinian state if they win the election.

God blesses those who bless Israel.

You can just see how much America has been blessed since the end of the second war.

We were blessed so hard, it really just totally destroyed our country.

]]> Media Saying Oklahoma Man Predicted Trump Assassination Attempt With Alleged Vision From God https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/07/20/media-saying-oklahoma-man-predicted-trump-assassination-attempt-with-alleged-vision-from-god/ Sat, 20 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

See: Jew-Loving Evangelical Kooks Claiming “God Saved Trump,” Calling It a “Miracle”

Well, this is important.

New York Post:

An Oklahoma man predicted the attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in eerie detail a month ago, claiming it came to him in a vision from God.

In a video of a podcast posted to YouTube on March 14, Brandon Dale Biggs said Trump would be targeted — and that a bullet would fly by his ear.

“I saw Trump, rising up, and then I saw an attempt on his life,” Biggs told Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who hosted the taping.

“This bullet flew by his ear, and it came so close to his head that it busted his eardrum,” Biggs continued, adding the vision came to him a few weeks before the taping.

“And I saw, he fell to his knees during this time frame, and he started worshipping the Lord.”

Brandon Dale Biggs

“The Lord told me, he said, ‘I am not done with America,’” Biggs said, who further foreshadowed “a new wave of patriotism coming out” leading to “a red wave coming out of Michigan.”

He then saw people carrying flaming torches through Oklahoma, and “bringing forth a new patriotism upon this nation. … It was being birthed and it just kept spreading, like fire.”

I wonder if this is all leading to… “God saved Trump so Trump could save Israel.”

No, I’m just joking.

I don’t wonder about that.

]]> Trump Wears Ear Bandage at RNC as Republicans Say Divine Intervention Saved Him https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/07/16/trump-wears-ear-bandage-at-rnc-as-republicans-say-divine-intervention-saved-him/ Tue, 16 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This flag was flying during President Trump’s Butler rally. You’ll see that it’s not the effort of man, but an effort of nature. The full American flag was twisted by the wind into this angelic shape with stars on one wing and stripes on the other. A truly divine creation. pic.twitter.com/32f2y69vSQ

— Rep. Mike Kelly (@MikeKellyPA) July 15, 2024

Personally, I do not believe the “head turned at the exact moment to save his life” theory. I think the picture showing the bullet is probably fake.

But we now have this narrative that God saved Trump’s life so he could save America.

The Guardian:

Donald Trump, wearing a bandage partially covering his right ear, appeared in public for the first time since surviving an assassination attempt over the weekend.

Trump made a dramatic entrance to loud cheers on Monday during the first night of the Republican national convention in Milwaukee, emerging on the floor of the convention hall at about 9pm CT to cheers of “USA!” and “fight!” Lee Greenwood played “Proud to be an American” as Trump entered the convention hall.

Trump worked his way across the convention floor before making his way to a box, where he joined several notable Republicans, including Tucker Carlson, congressman Byron Donalds, and JD Vance, whom he named his running mate earlier in the day.

“He has proven to be one tough SOB,” Sean O’Brien, the president of the Teamsters union said to thunderous applause after Trump appeared.

His appearance came after a slew of speakers including Marjorie Taylor Greene, the far right congresswoman from Georgia, called Trump a “founding father” of the “America First movement.”

The speakers hailed Trump’s survival as a godly act. They also offered dueling visions of America: a country in decline under Joe Biden, beset by soaring grocery and housing prices while politicians were more concerned with undocumented immigrants and transgender issues. They tried to paint an opposite vision of America under Trump, claiming it was a prosperous country where these problems did not exist.

Well.

BLM happened under Trump. He didn’t stop it.

He also allowed the lockdowns.

And the whole tranny bathroom thing was happening.

None of the wars were ended, he bombed Syria over gas baby, he sent lethal arms to the Ukraine (without which the current conflict wouldn’t be possible).

The economy was better before he printed all of those trillions to save us from an invisible “virus” no one can prove even existed.

Greene directly referenced the attempted assassination of Trump on Saturday.

“Unfortunately, this is also a somber moment for our nation. Two days ago, evil came for the man we admire and love so much. I thank God that his hand was on President Trump,” she said.

Senator Tim Scott, of South Carolina, also suggested divine intervention had played a role in the event. “If you didn’t believe in miracles before Saturday, you better be believing right now,” he said. “A devil came to Pennsylvania holding a rifle, but a lion got back on his feet and he roared,” he added, to thunderous applause in the Fiserv Forum.

Yeah, great.

Tim Scott.

The BLM Republican who is going to get a cabinet position.

Where’s he getting his money?

Huh.

Interesting.

What’s his position on Israel?

Oh.

He introduced a bill calling for a shutdown on criticism of Israel and Israeli policy.

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