Ten Reasons to Vote NO on Virginia’s 3 Amendments Scam

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Virginia Christians should feel compelled to vote. And they should vote “No”.

Romans 13:1 “Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God”.

Since 1776, Virginians, as individual citizens, are the governing authority. See: Virginia Constitution. Each Virginia citizen delegates specific authority and power to officials to legislate, administer, and adjudicate as their public servants. Consequently, there’s no excuse for any Virginia Christian to not vote – to not do their duty as the Sovereign, the governing authority, of our Commonwealth.

Here are 10 reasons to vote NO on the three bogus amendments on the ballot.

You in a heap o’ trouble, boys!

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Technically, Kaleem Roland, only 17 years old, was convicted of first degree murder, but in actuality, he was convicted and will be sentenced for absolute, utter, boneheaded stupidity. Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Vinny Vella told us for what he, along with Jabriil Morgan-Cook, 20, Naseem Worrell, 19, did: The killing of a Norristown man last year …

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They Call Trump Corrupt. I Have the Receipts. All of Them. Save This Link.

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Every time someone posts that Trump is the most corrupt president in American history, send them here.

Not because I said so. Because the DOCUMENTS say so. Declassified ones. Congressional ones. Appellate court filings ones. Whistleblower ones. The kind that do not disappear when the media decides they are inconvenient.

Poland belongs to the Poles

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A weekend battle against EU supporters for sovereignty

This weekend, everyone on Twitter became an expert of Polish politics following an attempted coup d’état by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska, who declared herself the chief of the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland and suspended the President of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal Bogdan Święczkowski and his deputy.

I am pretty sure Korwin-Piotrowska translates into English as Boasberg.

Predicting the Next Civil War…

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Professor David Betz, a respected military strategist at King’s College London, warns that Europe is heading toward civil war—and the warning signs are getting harder to ignore. From political factionalization to vulnerable infrastructure, his red-team analysis paints an ugly picture of Western civilization’s future. Having witnessed the aftermath of ethnic conflict in Bosnia and Kosovo, I think Betz is probably right about the trajectory. But here’s the real question: Why are we still arguing about whether catastrophe is coming instead of figuring out how to survive it, minimize the destruction, and rebuild afterward? History doesn’t grade on a curve.

The Greeks Have a Way: A Long Road to Athens

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After our plane landed in Athens, we boarded another airplane. A much smaller, older model plane. The carpet was dingy. The upholstery had long ago gone to be with Jesus.

Our fellow passengers were almost entirely Greek. I know this because the passengers were louder than an average SEC Championship. Almost all passengers were talking and laughing, at times leaning over neighboring passengers to shout with glee toward the back of the plane.

The Sky Is Not Falling: God Is Still On The Throne

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Faith, Elections, and the Christian’s Responsibility to Trust God

There is something deeply troubling about watching professing Christians react to election results (or potential results) as though the future of civilization, the survival of Christianity, and the sovereignty of Almighty God depend entirely upon which candidate wins. Each never-ending political cycle continuously floods us with “the most important election in history” narrative. Fear is a fund raiser.

The Enemy Doesn’t Have to Defeat Us. We’re Doing It Ourselves.

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America has discovered a pharmaceutical shortcut to weight loss, but are we becoming healthier or simply thinner? Scripture warns that a man without self-control is like a city without walls. Sun Tzu understood that an enemy’s greatest weakness often comes from within. As Americans trade discipline for convenience and increasingly depend on medication, are we strengthening our nation—or dismantling its defenses from the inside?

Who Not to Vote For

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Let me say something at the very beginning that you need to understand before we go any further.

Your congressman does not represent Democrats. Your senator does not represent Republicans. They do not represent the donors who funded their campaign, the party bosses who gave them their committee assignments, or the cable news anchors who invite them on television. They represent EVERY SINGLE PERSON in their district or their state. Period. That is the entire job. That is the oath. That is the contract they signed with you the moment they put their hand on a Bible and swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States.

Censorship Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #119: “Women’s March” Et Al In Dirty Blue States Terrorize Normal Americans Into Silence

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The Women’s March election deniers, well-funded by billionaires Soros & Singham and the CCP, are still screeching at their neighbors, passersby, etc. who voted for Trump in order to terrorize them into silence. Trump is NOT listening and they know it. He has a country and society to save.

Old Men, Old Lies, and the Business of War

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Maybe it’s time we changed the military draft. Ages 50 to 62. Seriously. After a career in uniform, I’ve learned there’s a difference between defending your country and fighting somebody else’s geopolitical chess tournament. At West Point, we memorized the fourth verse of The Star-Spangled Banner, written during the War of 1812: “Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just.” Those last six words matter. Sometimes overwhelming violence is necessary, but war should never be a spectator sport for politicians willing to sacrifice somebody else’s children. Let the old men fight the next war. Something tells me there would be considerably fewer of them.