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Clinton vs. Black Lives Matter vs. truth
At a campaign event in Philadelphia, Bill Clinton yelled at Black Lives Matter disrupters after one accused him of “crimes against humanity” for his Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which put black drug dealers behind bars to quell the intensely violent crack epidemic of the 1980s and ’90s.
There were 800 to 1,000 murders per year in our most violent big cities at the time. (Today, there are 300 to 600.) The Congressional Black Caucus, black activists, Republican legislators and Hillary pushed President Clinton to diminish the violence at the time.
Unable to satisfy an angry people, today the Clintons are reamed as having been too tough on black crime. With violence down (relatively) and the number of criminals in prison up, black agitators dramatically cry “racism,” “mass incarceration” and “the new Jim Crow.”
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Not all women are victims
The failure of men is failure to address the evil in women. Children suffer for it. With no correction, victims continue to create victims.
Donald Trump said a woman should be punished for having an abortion if it became illegal, and the liberals went nuts. He eventually put out a statement saying a woman should not be punished, but only the abortionist. He said, “The woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb.” Whether or not she’s a “victim,” in most cases the woman is an accomplice.
A victim (or “survivor”) shifts responsibility and judges and victimizes others. A mother like this destroys her children spiritually if not physically.
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An inmate's powerful story of forgiveness
I recently talked to several audiences in northern California on my “Rebuilding the Man Tour.” God was with us. (Thank you to Madera County Supervisor Rick Farinelli and his staff for making the events possible.)
At a juvenile detention center, I spoke with boys who went through hell at home – most raised without fathers by drug-addicted mothers, all starved for their fathers’ love. Children need their parents – good parents – like adults need God.
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How anger deludes your thinking
Nowadays, everybody has their favorite candidate or issue that they protect more than they ought. Enemies of good have attacked and divided America on many fronts and with many lies – ushering in same-sex marriage and abortion; preoccupying Americans with sex, food, vice and entertainment; brainwashing American children while parents work; promoting feminism and the lie of “racism”; changing America with illegal aliens, refugees and immigrants primed for socialism; targeting the scarecrow of “Islamophobia”; leaving Americans open to terrorism; and rarely acknowledging Islamic violence. People spend a lifetime battling these issues. Some get so wrapped up in their issue that they get a false sense of identity and purpose from it. Well-meaning people come up with solutions to the symptoms, thinking they’re solving the problem – but some symptoms require immediate attention.
My friend, Ann Coulter, points out in her book “Adios America,” that every issue that is important to you – from abortion and same-sex marriage, to terrorism and the economy – has been made worse by immigration, the changing of the electorate. And she is right. If we do not stop and turn around illegal immigration, and get smart about whom we allow into the country, we can kiss America and freedom goodbye. America’s poorer communities, especially blacks, have suffered the brunt of the corruption of illegal immigration for decades. The government has pretended to solve black suffering with welfare and unemployment payments, but in so doing, the government has only encouraged the immorality of the illegals and blacks.
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Only Trump can unify America
All of the little demons are coming out against Trump. Their heyday is coming to a close with Obama’s presidency, as Trump’s approaches. Donald Trump is uniquely able to unite America because he exposes the divisions and phoniness in America, left and right. Trump has the clear-thinking courage to deal with our problems directly. No other presidential candidate comes close to addressing the hatred and lies collapsing America.
The longer you wait to address a problem, the tougher the measures you have to use. When evil is allowed, it grows. When you let a bully group get away with spreading mess, the evil that drives it is emboldened. The weak responses of “decent” people have allowed wickedness to build movements of hate and lies, such as Black Lives Matter, Muslim activists, Copwatch groups, Occupy Wall Street and phony “peaceful protesters” who are really agitators and propagandists providing cover for rioters and criminals, promoting hatred, blame and lies against Trump, America, police and whites. Blinded by anger, Trump’s hard truth feels like hate to them, while emotional lies feel like love.
You must get tough with a bully. If you have to, you beat up a bully. The bully learns he can’t mess with you. The bully stops. This is a man’s game. The other Republicans are playing it like women – and losing. You cannot always play nice, by manmade rules of “civility.” Even Jesus name-called with the truth.
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God's fearless spirit in Trump revives men
“Dilbert” comic creator and insightful commentator Scott Adams shared a moving letter to “President Trump” from “just a simple man” named Troy, a black man who grew up without his father. Fear controlled Troy’s decisions and held him back in life, but courage enables Trump’s winning strategy. Troy described so clearly not only the strength of Donald Trump’s spirit, but the fear and weakness that rules over men and America today.
God called me to rebuild men, specifically black men. I have helped blacks and all people the past 26 years through my nonprofit, BOND – counseling, mentoring, leading open forums, showing people how to pray and return to the Father by forgiving and loving their earthly father and fellowman.
Many Americans, including Christians, have become so weak, emotional and feminized that they do not recognize real love, nor real men. Reaction to Donald Trump highlights differences between those who can see and those who cannot. The lines have not split cleanly between “liberal” and “conservative,” nor between “Christian” and “worldly.” Many conservatives and Christians love Trump – as do the more down-to-earth Democrats and “independents” who never liked stiff Republicans. Many nice “by-the-letter” Christians and intellectual constitutional conservatives fear and judge Trump – as do liberals and the godless who hate the truth and hate older white men boldly standing for Americans.
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Donald Trump is not an angry man
Jesus said, “Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment.”
People are claiming Donald Trump is angry. In Trump’s book, “Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again,” he writes that he is angry – angry at what has happened to the country. Although I share his urgency, I don’t believe that Donald Trump is emotionally angry. Very few men truly understand “righteous anger.” Donald Trump might.
Dealing with anger and angry people the past 26 years for my nonprofit, BOND, I have focused on helping angry young black men, and all people, to drop their anger.
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Trayvon: Poster boy for the 'racism' myth
Trayvon Martin cast himself a “gangsta.” Liars re-cast him as a “civil rights” martyr.
Feb. 5, would have marked the 21st birthday of the lost soul, shot and killed at 17 as he attacked neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman in Sanford, Florida.
Had Trayvon’s parents not failed him, had he not viciously assaulted Zimmerman, he would be alive today – and he would not be poster boy for another myth propping up the illusion of “racism.”
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TRUMP EXPOSES PHONY SOCIAL JUSTICE POPE
Pope Francis has shown his true colors. He’s no friend of America.
While visiting Mexico, the pope suggested Donald Trump “is not Christian” for calling for a border wall. The pope, who claims to care about justice for the poor, showed shameful disregard toward vulnerable American citizens – especially blacks – damaged most by the presence of illegal aliens.
Trump denounced Francis’ remarks as “disgraceful.” A pope spokesperson, like a snake, tried to soften the words, claiming it wasn’t “a personal attack” and was based on “what he was told” by Mexican officials.
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The new black degradation
White people are in major decline in America, unwilling or unable to defend their once-great country, as exemplified by Beyoncé’s disgraceful Super Bowl performance.
In his final year, Obama will inflict much damage on America. He licked his chops at the death of Justice Scalia, prepared to nominate another liberal justice. Loretta Lynch is suing the city of Ferguson based on a bogus DOJ “report.” The radicals want finish to off whites, Christians and men.
Al Sharpton is on his way out – and greater evil and deception is on its way in. “Reverend” Sharpton represents a time when blacks pretended to be Christians, disapproved of homosexuality and imitated masculinity. Bernie Sanders hugged up to Al Sharpton, pimp of the old black vote. Bernie also bowed down to Black Lives Matter, a hate movement the DNC officially supports.
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