Sew a Yellow Cross on Your Shirt

Today is a great day. I was supposed to be in Miami today, but I’m not. I need no additional cause for celebration.

I was supposed to drive down to Miami and retrieve more things the movers left behind. I made a reservation with a rental company. I wanted a large enclosed van. My pickup wasn’t right for the job. The website agreed to a noon appointment. Then when I arrived at the location, it was closed. They close at noon on Sundays, so in order to pick up the van, I would have had to be there earlier.

My schedule has been messed up, and now I’m trying to work things out so I can go later this week. Bad. But I’m not in Miami, so I’m happy. I hate that place so much. Driving down there is like driving to prison to start a sentence.

I’ve had breakfast, and I’ve been reading the news. I see the forces of tolerance just mustered their might to persecute Sarah Sanders. She went to a restaurant in Virginia that had a big homosexual element on the crew, and they voted to throw her off the premises.

We should have known we were sowing for a dim and contentious future back in the Sixties, when we decided civil disobedience was a good thing. We were too stupid to see it. People started holding sit-ins and so on, and eventually young Americans decided rioting was also civil disobedience. Now we call riots “protests.” Okay.

At some point, leftists decided that it was always good to break the law–any law–or to commit any wrong, in order to make a point. This is where we now stand.

Maxine Waters, who has encouraged people to riot in the past, is now encouraging leftist criminals to target conservatives wherever they may be. Leftists have actually showed up at people’s homes–private property–to hound them. Imagine how wives and kids feel when they see angry crowds at their houses. Must be nice.

The restaurant that ejected Sanders is called The Red Hen. Their actions were repugnant, but believe it or not, I support their ability to choose their clientele. They’re wrong to pick on Christians and conservatives, but they should have the right to do it. I’ve started to think the whole business of having the government force us to do business with each other is counterproductive. I suppose there must be exceptions, in important areas like transportation, medical care, and lodging, but generally, I think we ought to be able to say no without having to explain ourselves.

The reason we don’t get along isn’t a lack of laws. We have more laws than we know what to do with. We don’t get along because we don’t hear the Holy Spirit. Two thousand years ago, Jesus died to give us the power to become Holy-Spirit-led. We have not taken him up on it. As a result, we are led by evil spirits, exceedingly stupid people, and our own tiny minds. Our beliefs and motivations come from different sources, so they conflict.

God does not tell different people different things. If we heard from the Holy Spirit and submitted, we would be in agreement, and we wouldn’t be throwing each other out of restaurants.

Division is a frustrating thing. It’s particularly frustrating to see it in the church. We were never supposed to have denominations. If we were united by the Holy Spirit, we would agree on doctrine. There would only be one denomination. Unfortunately, denominations are started or corrupted by people who listen to the devil, and he does his best to pit us against each other with lies and nonsense.

Most Christians are not baptized with the Holy Spirit. Most don’t pray in tongues. Most who pray in tongues don’t do it enough to matter. We don’t confess every day. We don’t cast out the spirits that rule us.

We don’t hear from God. We don’t think God is smart enough or sufficiently engaged to tell us what to do, so we make things up. No meat on Friday. Pray to the “saints.” Homosexual preachers are fine and dandy. God has stopped working miracles. Give preachers money, and God will make you rich. “God helps those who help themselves.” “Christian pride”; I love that one. It’s like “Christian child pornography.” Pride is evil.

The other day I read about a guy who seriously believed Jesus had told him he was proud of him. Jesus is not proud of anyone; not even himself. Jesus can’t have pride.

The Bible clearly states that God fights the proud. God doesn’t fight himself.

One of the biggest lies is this: “Christians have to be more politically involved.” That doesn’t work. That puts us on Satan’s turf, in a game where he chooses the rules and equipment. We need to be more spiritually involved. The government can’t save you from what’s coming, but God can, and he will.

Christians fight each other all day, and we also have to contend with unbelievers who want to remove us from the planet. Instead of using the powerful tools God gave us, we use things like memes and tweets. It’s a bad situation.

We (Americans) don’t have supernatural unity, so we pass laws to keep us from clawing each other all day. It’s the best we can do. When you don’t have a power screwdriver, you use a butter knife or even a fingernail. It’s understandable. Jesus died to take hard work off our shoulders, and we don’t know how to receive the gift, so we work and strive. Laws seem better than nothing.

One of the big problems with human laws is that they are many-edged swords. A law you use to stick it to your enemies may be used to stick it to you later on. If we tell the fragile, bitter employees of The Red Hen they can’t have a safe place where Sarah Sanders can’t terrify them by eating highly pretentious food, can we then tell bakers they don’t have to choke back tears as they make cakes for homosexual marriages?

I prefer the word “homosexual” to “gay.” There is nothing gay about homosexuals. They’re extremely angry. Also, the word “gay” hasn’t always been applied to lesbians. That’s a new thing. It’s why we see “LGBT” instead of “GBT.” Lesbians tend to be a little grim, perhaps because it’s how they perceive masculine men, so it makes sense that people would be reluctant to call them “gay.”

It’s funny, but the First Amendment, which was intended to make America safe for different Christian denominations and perhaps Jews, is a law which has been turned against Christianity. It says the US won’t make any laws respecting the establishment of religions or the freedom to practice religion. That’s all it says. Courts took that and brought us to, “You can’t pray in school unless you’re a Muslim, in which case we will build a special room for you, but you can teach atheism and sexual immorality.”

Maybe the founders should have kept quiet about religion. Was there really any danger of ending up with a state religion? I don’t think so. I think they were paranoid. They passed a law anyway, intending to foster the free exercise of mainstream religions, and now your kids can be disciplined for opening a Bible during their private reading time at school.

It’s amazing how the First Amendment has been perverted. Without it, we would not have Satanic monuments and displays in courthouses and so on.

It’s too bad courts haven’t made the obvious logical jump and used the First Amendment to ban all state-backed coercion that relates to religion. If you push atheism and humanism, obviously, you are teaching about religion, yet the courts don’t see it that way.

Atheism is a religious belief, even if it’s not a religion. It’s a belief about religion.

We should do an experiment. We should get rid of anti-discrimination laws, except for industries that absolutely have to be accessible to everyone. We should go hands-free for a year and see what happens. It would be fascinating have a “purge” and see what business owners really want to do. The sudden jump in anti-Christian and anti-Semitic activity might drive a bunch of us back to God’s throne.

We don’t hear the Holy Spirit, so we are at each other’s throats. This is not going to go away. Things are going to get worse. America celebrates sin more and more. We are astoundingly filthy, even compared to the Americans of 2000. We watch filthy entertainment. We worship truly filthy celebrities. We are cruel and proud. We are cutting off whatever harmonizing influence the Holy Spirit still has, and we are increasing the influence of the spirits that want us to murder each other.

It’s crazy, seeing the bizarre things I’ve predicted come true. When God tells me something and I repeat it, I believe it…pretty much. When it comes to pass, it’s still shocking. For a long time, I’ve been saying we were headed toward a Nuremberg paradigm. Christians and Jews will be driven out of business, academics, and so on, and eventually, the imprisonments and killings will begin. Look what we’re seeing. They’re not murdering us in our yards yet, but many people have lost their livelihoods or important career opportunities because of their support of Christianity. That could not have happened 10 years ago, but now it’s commonplace.

It won’t be long before I’m marveling at the manifestation of worse things I’ve predicted.

I shouldn’t say I predicted anything. I was told things. I can’t predict what will happen 10 minutes from now without help. If I could predict the future, I wouldn’t have rented Black Panther, because I would have known what a clumsy, trite, amateurish movie it was.

You can say Sarah Sanders was thrown out because of politics, not religion. Thing is, politics IS religion. Leftists hate Trump largely because they see him (correctly) as the candidate of Christians. Homosexuals have a real hatred for Christianity. You can Google around and see for yourself. They would love to abolish Christianity.

When Satan’s children want to get rid of you, they start labeling you as the cause of a bunch of society’s problems. That’s what they’ve done to the Jews and Israel. Remember when Mel Gibson got drunk and became psychotic? Demons were controlling him. What did he say? He said, “Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world!” Mel Gibson doesn’t believe that when he’s sober. It’s idiotic. It came from demons allowed in by alcohol. When Hitler wanted power, he blamed the Jews for Germany’s poverty. Personally, I would have blamed the Kaiser or maybe England and France.

“Terrorism is caused by Jews. If we got rid of Israel, Muslims would stop.” “Christians cause gay and trans kids to kill themselves.” “Christians ruin education.” “Jew bankers caused the recession.” “Jew doctors created AIDS to kill blacks.” “Jews control America’s government.”

The enemy is convincing people who don’t hear the Holy Spirit that the answer to the world’s problems is to get rid of Christians and Jews.

Right now, in America, they can’t take us out and curb-stomp us for Youtube, but they are able to scratch their inexplicable itch a little bit, by getting us fired and excluding us from participation in the economy.

Laws aren’t going to save us. If you want protection, to go the only source, and submit. The world is a mess, and the only way to find safety is to step aside and let it proceed without you.

The world is rapidly becoming a place where we will not be able to (or want to) live. We need to be able to let go of it.

A funny thing happened to me yesterday. I was eating a snow cone at a flea market. I was really going at it. A couple of times, I felt a pain inside my chest. I knew it was the sensation of lots of ice melting in my esophagus, but part of me wondered: what if it was something else? Can eating ice bring on a heart attack?

For a few seconds, I was disturbed, but then I thought, “If it has to happen, let it be fatal.” I was ready to go. I didn’t mind at all. Emotional attachment to this world is a bad thing, and God is cutting me loose.

Life is like a birthday cake with a little bit of poop in it. Maybe you can enjoy it when the poop is tiny and it’s way down at one end, but these days, it seems like there is poop in every bite.

I can’t read the news without seeing pictures of half-naked women. I see rainbow flags in the Christian-heavy county where I live. A guy down the road has a concrete lawn jockey with black hands and a black face placed conspicuously in his yard, plus some other stuff that seems likely to be related to racism.

The poop is everywhere. I don’t like it. I don’t even like swimming in public pools.

Don’t fall in love with this place. It definitely doesn’t love you.