The core principle of the American military—leaving no one behind—must extend to the care and honor of our veterans who have bravely sacrificed their lives in service.

If we truly uphold this principle, it is unacceptable for veterans to be mistreated when they speak out.

We must resist the temptation to empower those already in positions of authority and protect the essential freedoms of speech that enable us to address critical issues. We need to decisively prevent harm and economic ruin.

A robust separation of powers is essential, with a clear distinction between church and state.

We must establish strong moral and ethical standards within our system of checks and balances to ensure that the lines between moral and civil authority remain distinct. This will allow us to effectively combat corruption and abuses of power.

Without a strong separation of powers and effective checks and balances, our commitment to leaving no one behind will weaken, become indefensible, and ultimately be abandoned in the face of greed for power and control.

The consequences of such neglect, including economic destruction, will be ignored as they clash with the propaganda of perfection that often prioritizes religious beliefs, material desires, and grand aspirations.

In the end, when we fail to uphold our principles, ethics, and values, and dismantle our safeguards—without even bothering to correct injustices—not even Jesus Christ will recognize who we are as our systems fail veterans and everyone else.

 

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Because we do not know when we will die, which is why it is essential to always be at peace with the Lord.

If we pass away with unrepentant sins in our souls, we will be judged by this unfortunate state of sin in our souls.  

Scripture states, "And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment" (Hebrews 9:27). We will be directed to final destinations, where the righteous will receive everlasting life and the unholy will face eternal punishment (Matthew 25:46).

In this life, we should not fear earthly authorities or unholy forces; instead, our reverence must be directed toward the Lord. 

While human authorities can harm the body, Caesar cannot touch the soul. Only the Lord possesses the power to destroy both the soul and the body (Matthew 10:28).

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In life, how should Christians conduct ourselves?

Christians are called to love the Lord and their neighbors as themselves, exemplifying humility, peace, kindness, service, truthfulness (Matthew 12:36-37), and integrity. 

Though while they must leave vengeance to the Lord (Romans 12:19) and overcome evil with good by turning away from sin (Acts 3:19), they must hold accountable those who cause harm (Exodus 21:23–25, Galatians 6:7–8, Proverbs 24:24–25).

If Christians fail to live according to the teachings of Jesus Christ, those who claim to be Christians are hypocrites and do not deserve that title, and should not be called Christians.

Moreover, without good and honorable conduct, no genuine relationship with the Lord or with others exists.

Anyone who urges you to behave in an unholy, dishonorable, or abusive manner is unholy themselves and should be avoided (Matthew 18:6-7, 1 Corinthians 15:33, Proverbs 28:10).

Any relationship not built upon trust and honorable values will eventually fall apart or never truly begin. 

It is laughable and unrealistic for guys to think that treating women poorly will lead to any meaningful connection with them for there is no love there to be won or lost. 

Those who view women as trophies or engage in abusive behavior are merely participating in desecrations rather than forming any real relationships.

Without good conduct, there can be no genuine connections or relationships with people or with the Lord. 

Ultimately, without peace in our relationship with the Lord, our final judgment will be sorted with what we have sown throughout our lives.

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If you are a Christian, it is essential to ask yourself: 

Do you truly believe you know better than Jesus Christ? 

When Christ commands us to love, can we really choose to disregard that command in favor of hate? 

When Christ tells us, "Do not fear," do we turn away and allow fear to dominate, as if it could ever be stronger than love? 

For instance, those who engage in war and aggression may believe that inflicting harm on children and the innocent will create fear and lessen resistance. However, those who genuinely love their children protect them fiercely, demonstrating that love is the most powerful force in life.

It is crucial to question why some individuals profess belief in Christ yet lack love, faith, empathy, or compassion for God’s children and creations. 

How can anyone call themselves a Christian and turn away from those in need, failing to embody the roles of good neighbors or good Samaritans? This is pure hypocrisy.

The Lord has created each of us uniquely—just as no two fingerprints or snowflakes are alike—so why should we expect everyone to think and act the same way? 

Is it truly possible to be a "mini-me" of someone else, let alone an exact replica? 

If it isn’t, then any insistence on conformity is merely a pretext for abuse and control, rooted in grandiose delusions of power. 

This mindset completely disregards the Lord’s command to love one another in fellowship and leads to ostracizing those who do not adhere to a particular ideology.

For example, a group of friends might invite someone to their wedding, but when they discover that their friend is gay, they choose not to attend. This behavior is not only fair-weathered but also shameful and profoundly hurtful to the bonds of friendship. 

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If the Lord did not want anyone to be gay or different, then He would not have created them that way.  The same can be said for free will; if the Lord did not want us to have it, He would not have granted it. 

If you have a problem with it, you should take those grievances up with the Lord for choosing to create unique individuals with different races, talents, preferences, viewpoints, and perspectives. 

Finally, why claim to be Christian and ignore what Jesus would do, disregarding the commands and teachings of Christ by following all other scriptural passages, except the Gospels?

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In every election, voters often find themselves choosing between candidates based on preference or dislike. 

Essentially, it’s about selecting the better candidate or the lesser of two evils—whichever aligns more closely with our values or repulses us less.

It is a misconception to believe that chaos in politics benefits everyone. In a polarized environment, people tend to gravitate toward the politician they trust more or find less objectionable.

So, why adopt this divisive approach? Why fuel hatred and division?

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It’s time to ask: 

Do you genuinely believe that hate and division are more effective than rational discourse? 

In a civil environment, we can engage in meaningful debates about ideas and policies without disruption.

Negative politics may seem appealing in the short term—especially to those who thrive on undermining others—but it ultimately fails to establish the essential foundation of trust. When one half of the population distrusts the other, confidence in policy decisions dissipates.

As we spiral further into a cycle of delusion, where success is defined by lies, slander, and misinformation, the political process drifts further from reality.

This trajectory leads to dystopian outcomes filled with political and economic turmoil, with each party convinced of its righteousness, while trust and unity erode across social, political, and economic spheres.

Trust and stability are not just components of consumer confidence; they are the bedrock of a healthy society.

Trust signifies the public’s faith in institutions and brands, while stability reflects confidence in the broader economic and political landscape.

When both trust and stability are strong, consumers are more likely to spend, driving economic growth. 

Conversely, when these elements are weak, a lack of trust incites upheaval and chaos, leading to diminished consumer confidence in government and stunted economic growth.

Unfortunately, in their desperate quest for power—by any means necessary—politicians often resort to negative tactics, mistakenly believing that this approach will yield better results.  

This behavior not only undermines public trust but also stifles effective political discourse, increases distrust of government, heightens societal divisions, and ultimately hampers economic growth.

Moreover, the disruptions to vital economic components may initially go unnoticed, overshadowed by the relentless pursuit of power through negativity.

Politicians may realize too late the need to abandon aggressive tactics, because so consumed by their misguided strategies of winning—that those politicians overlook the resulting public distrust and economic turmoil that threaten society.

Since our decisions often come down to whom we prefer or dislike the least, we must take corrective actions to shift away from the negative, aggressive politics that erode public trust and jeopardize our institutions and economy.  

Instead, we must advocate for policies that cultivate trust and uphold high standards of integrity, reason, and civilized discourse, following Robert’s Rules of Order as a guide for effective governance.  

Only then, can we save our society and economy before it's too late.

Do You Care?

 

Why is it crucial to care for your neighbor and foster love within your community, just as you would for yourself?

Caring for others is not only important; it is a fundamental expression of love, as emphasized in Jesus Christ's commandment to love your neighbor as yourself.

By caring for our neighbors and nurturing love in our communities, we strengthen our bonds and reflect the compassion we owe ourselves.

When we treat others with kindness and support, we create a vibrant, positive environment that benefits everyone.

Ignoring this essential commandment is a serious violation that can lead to separation from the Lord, disconnection from the Holy Spirit, spiritual death, and ultimately, damnation.

We are unequivocally commanded to care for one another and to act as stewards of the earth; therefore, we have a clear duty to fulfill this responsibility.

The concept of a "duty of care" encompasses both a spiritual imperative and a legal obligation to act reasonably and avoid causing harm to others.

While we all have individual responsibilities to care for one another, those in public service have an even greater obligation to prioritize the public interest and the well-being of their employees and contractors.

When we grant our leaders excessive power, it often results in a diminished commitment to the people and employees due to reduced accountability and a misguided sense of immunity.

Some public servants may even overlook the "Public Trust Doctrine," malfeasance laws, and conflict of interest regulations.

Despite the legal obligations public servants have to their constituents, they must prioritize people first and safeguard jobs.

This commitment reflects a fundamental level of care and decency essential to a thriving and prosperous society for everyone.

So ask yourself: “Do you care? About the Lord's commandments? About the people around you? About fulfilling your duty as stewards of the earth?” 

If not, why do you not care?

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How would you feel if you were treated in the worst way possible? 

What if someone went out of their way to hurt you? 

Consider the impact of living under constant abuse.  

Life is not about inflicting pain on others or seeking revenge, especially when it comes to personal gain at someone else's expense. 

Furthermore, life isn't solely about forgiveness, especially in the face of grave injustices committed for the sake of power and control over others.  

Why is life not fundamentally about forgiveness? 

Because if it were, it would imply that we are perpetually sinning and in constant need of forgiveness.  

Is life truly about disobeying the commandments of the Lord and yielding to Satan or anyone else? 

Is it about spending your time dishing out cruelty to feel powerful and in control, while descending into ruthless aggression? 

The question remains: What does the Lord say life is truly about?

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Thank you to the peacemakers for your unwavering dedication to building a better and safer world. 

Your efforts pave the way for peace and prosperity to flourish, transforming lives everywhere.

You know who you are, so we won’t mention the long list of courageous and integrity-driven individuals who truly deserve recognition and awards.

A special and heartfelt thank you to the leaders and supporters of these peacemakers; your commitment makes this vital work possible.

Thank you.

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Which Is Stronger?

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Which is stronger: the one who has integrity and moral authority, or the one who lacks credibility and moral authority?

Which is stronger: the one who operates with intelligence rooted in service, or the one who relies on empty propaganda driven by unrealistic power trips?

Which is stronger: the one who follows the commandments of the Lord, or the one who submits to Satan?

Which is stronger: the one filled with love and peace from the Holy Spirit, or the one driven by hate and fear instigated by Satan?

Which is stronger: the one who understands how things work, or the one who disregards how things function in favor of desires and personal gain?

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What might be the ultimate outcome, both in salvation and in sustainable success in each case?

**Do We Live Forever in the Cycle of Life?**

 

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Do we  live forever in the cycle of life?

No one lives forever; therefore, most people are concerned with salvation and leaving a positive legacy rather than a negative one marked by fear, hate, and infamy.

What happens to those unrepentant sinners who continuously harm and sin? 

In life, unholy sinners live a life that is separate from love and peace, distanced from the Lord. In Isaiah 59:2, "your iniquities have separated you from your God," making it impossible for them to connect with the Holy Spirit.

Continuous perpetual sinful behavior results in "storing up wrath against yourself for the day of God's wrath, when His righteous judgment will be revealed" (Romans 2:5).

In Revelation 2:5, Jesus said, “Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent, and do the works you did at first. If not, I will come to you and remove your light, unless you repent.”

Ultimately, in death and after death, the unrepentant will “burn with fire and sulfur, which is the second death” (Revelation 21:8).

Thus, there is no forgiveness for the unrepentant sinner, as no forgiveness is sought through the confession of their sins; and a heart that refuses to repent cannot receive forgiveness and grace because it remains overwhelmed with wrath and sin.

 

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Is the economy a Republican or a Democrat issue? 

Is healthcare a Republican or a Democrat issue? 

Is gun violence and mass shootings a Republican or a Democrat issue? 

Is the lack of bravery a Republican or a Democrat issue? 

The most urgent challenge we face today is our failure to prioritize solving the pressing issues in our society, regardless of whether we identify as Republicans, Democrats, or neither.

Dividing people through hate and violence will only worsen our problems. 

And men need to realize that acting like, excuse my colorful language, a jackass and fool won’t earn them any respect or admiration from women. 

While I may not have a crystal ball, I can confidently predict that such behavior leads to breakups, divorces, and significant turn-offs.

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So, have we truly kept our focus on what matters—the critical issues at hand?

 

**What’s the Major Problem with Operating Based on Fear and Propaganda?**

The primary issue with relying on fear and propaganda is that it relies on brute force rather than intelligence, ultimately distorting how things will truly work out.

For instance, the strategy of using propaganda during a government shutdown often aims to place blame on the opposing party. However, the real responsibility usually falls on the ruling party.

This is largely because government shutdowns are expensive, leading to negative impacts on the economy, including lost growth and increased costs. While some costs may be recouped during a brief shutdown, a prolonged shutdown can cause lasting damage.

According to the White House Council of Economic Advisors, a government shutdown reduces the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by approximately $15 billion per week, or about $2.1 billion per day. The economic impact worsens over time.

Additionally, furloughed employees and delayed government contracts and purchases are aware of the true reasons behind the situation and who is ultimately responsible.

Imagining that propaganda and fear-mongering can overshadow the reality of how things operate will not change the truth of the matter and alter how things work.

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Decreases in government employees decrease consumer spending, which drives a large portion of the GDP, comprising over two-thirds of the U.S. economy.

 

By the way, a few verses later the Apostle Paul instructs husbands on how they should treat their wives.

Ephesians 5:25-27

25 Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her, 

26 that he might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing of water with the word, 

27 so that he might present the church to himself in splendor, without spot or wrinkle or any such thing, that she might be holy and without blemish.

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Did Jesus Christ ever say that women should be submissive to men? 

Where in the Gospels can we find any such statement from Christ?

While the Apostle Paul does mention in Ephesians 5:22 that a wife should be submissive to her husband, it's important to consider the verse preceding it—Ephesians 5:21—which advises, "Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ." 

This highlights Paul's understanding of Christ's teachings on equality and inclusivity among women and men, as well as across different races and social classes.

Furthermore, while the Apostle Paul is entitled to his own opinions, he does not possess the moral authority to override the teachings of Jesus Christ, especially concerning spiritual matters.

If Christians are to be faithful rather than hypocritical, they must adhere to the teachings of Christ and approach the Old Testament and even some New Testament verses with care and caution, especially if those scriptures contradict or diverge from Christ's teachings. 

It is essential to keep the Gospels distinct from other texts and never conflate the Gospels with any other scriptural verses.

Because in the end, Jesus Christ has the highest moral authority to teach spiritual matters and no one has the right to conflate, distort, manipulate, or override the teachings of Christ.  

 

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Do you find it interesting that the global population of females and males is roughly balanced at 50/50? 

Throughout human history, excluding instances of infanticide, this ratio has remained relatively stable. 

Why is there such a balance in nature, consistently leaning towards a near-perfect equilibrium, yet some males seem to believe that females are unimportant and that humanity can reproduce and survive without them?

How can the male species claim to be strong, in line with the idea of survival of the fittest, if there is no reproduction and therefore no continuation of existence?

What has happened to the male instinct to protect the women, children, and home against violations, invasions, and other threats? 

Why do men often remain silent when women are insulted, disrespected, or dishonored, instead of standing up for their wives, daughters, sisters, mothers, and grandmothers?

What has happened to them?

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It’s puzzling that some Christians claim to believe in Christ and the teachings found in the Gospels, yet dismiss the relevance of those teachings and spiritual laws in their own lives; acting as if these lessons don’t apply to the real world or that their understanding somehow surpasses that of Jesus Christ.

Many self-proclaimed Christians treat the commandment to love and the divine order as mere suggestions, ignoring them when it's inconvenient or when it conflicts with their selfish desires or ambitions.

Furthermore, some dismiss the blessings of prophecies of Christ, such as “the meek shall inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5) as unrealistic, equating meekness with weakness. 

This perspective raises questions about the Darwinian notion that only the strong will survive. 

What does "strong" mean in the Darwinian sense? 

Darwin did not refer to "strength" in terms of physical power or brute force; rather, he meant adaptability, intelligence, and reproductive success as the key concepts of survival of the fittest.

What does "strong" mean in a spiritual context? 

In a spiritual sense, being "strong" refers to the inner resilience that comes from connecting with the Holy Spirit. 

Spiritual strength encompasses unwavering faith, discernment, and wisdom, enabling one to face challenges with bravery, endurance, and perseverance while wearing the full armor of the Lord, our God (Ephesians 6:10-18).

Meanwhile, hypocrites act like chess masters in a game of conquest, playing on a grandiose, unholy board of power and control, as if this board is the entirety of life; thus failing to understand that life is not a game or about conquest. 

The true board, belonging to the Lord, is governed by the spiritual rules and natural laws of God and the cycles of life.

There is no invincibility or living forever; delusions of grandeur merely cover up fears, insecurities, and self-inadequacies. 

Such delusions manifest in ignorance, incompetence, destruction, and annihilation—both of others and of the self. 

Hypocrites often operate based on the perfection of those illusions, believing themselves to be perfect, right, and justified, while ignoring truth, the state of their souls, and the spiritual and natural laws that govern outcomes, especially in the end regarding how the Lord will judge them based on their soul's state and what the Holy Spirit has witnessed in their lives.

How could anything be sustainable without adhering to true principles, including character, peace, and economic prosperity? 

Ultimately, this leads to the destruction of self, peace, and prosperity for the grandiose gains of power and control through destructive acts of war, resulting in eventual poverty.

When we destroy the excellence of spirit, character, and wisdom within ourselves and our connections to the Holy Spirit, the Lord, and the teachings of Christ, we risk falling into ruthless and inhumane power trips fueled by grandiose delusions of conquest, not salvation.

We are called to the stewardship of humanity, to serve and love one another as ourselves, not to conquer or destroy that which belongs to the Lord.

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Note:

For our salvation we need to follow with honor and integrity the teachings of Christ and spiritual laws and connect with purity of heart to the love and peace of the Holy Spirit.  

For our prosperity and peace, we need the love and peace of the Holy Spirit to inspire us to create the lights of sustainable prosperity and peaceful ways of holy life.

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Do you find the Lord distant? 

Do you often wonder why the Lord does not answer prayers, particularly during times of suffering and pain? 

Why does it seem that healing for the sick and the poor in spirit never comes? 

Why do the meek appear not to inherit the earth? 

Why does the Lord not intercede for victims of abuse and cruel treatment? 

Why do we question the Lord when it is the sins and ruthless actions of humanity that cause pain and suffering? 

Why not ask those who ignore the call for peace and love, who forsake the commandments, the Lord, and our fellow human beings? 

Why not inquire of those who never listen to or receive the Holy Spirit and fail to recognize that each one of us is a child of God, embodying the living witness of the Holy Spirit (John 14:17)? 

Did the Lord fail to answer us, or did we fail to respond to the calls of faith and our duty toward the Lord and stewardship to humanity? 

Do we have faith like a mustard seed? 

Are we Good Samaritans, always helping our neighbors in need? 

How can the Lord fail to answer when the answers lie within us, in the love and peace of the Holy Spirit and the faith of a mustard seed, especially when we choose to respond to these calls and abide by the teachings of the Lord? 

Who is responsible for the sins of humanity and for defending against harm and crimes against others? 

Who is to blame when some people turn a blind eye to abuse, sin, and harm? 

Who has led their flock astray by offering false absolutions of forgiveness without first embracing honest and humble confessions of the soul, contrition, repentance, and atonement of the heart? 

Why believe that the Lord has not answered when the answers have long been provided by the prophets, Christ, and the Holy Spirit? 

The proverb "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink" is particularly relevant. 

It suggests that while the Lord can guide, teach, and respond through the Holy Spirit, it is up to the individual to listen, see, follow, and receive the fruits of the Spirit. 

The failures of humanity due to sin and complacency rest with us, not with the Lord. 

The Lord is actively present in our lives through the teachings of Christ and the loving peace of the Holy Spirit, giving us the strength and faith of a mustard seed (Matthew 17:20) to overcome hardships and move mountains toward love, peace, and prosperity, if only we choose to see, hear, and believe (2 Corinthians 3:2-3). 

When someone is acting inappropriately, sinning, and going against the commandments of the Lord, that individual is acting contrary to the will of the Lord and betraying the teachings of Christ. 

Those actions have nothing to do with the Lord's blessings or answers. 

Therefore, we must identify and address the root causes of man-made inequalities, ruthlessness, callousness, indifference, ignorance, hatred, fears, and injustices of humanity, rather than placing the blame on the Lord. 

For the Lord always answers each sincere and heartfelt prayer through the power, love and peace of the Holy Spirit.  

We need only to believe, receive, and respond to the Lord's calls for justice, freedom, and equality, reason and wisdom, bravery, compassion and empathy, and love and peace.

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How does your spirit—the very essence of who you are—work and function?

Consider what happens to your soul when you practice sins rooted in hate and fear. 

Now think about the transformation within your soul when you embody grace through love and kindness. 

If you were to see your aura, which reflects the emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of your energy, what colors would emerge based on your actions and behaviors?

What color does your aura radiate at this moment?

What is your spirit like at rest?

Is your spirit at peace, overflowing with holy grace and love? 

Or during moments of stillness, your spirit is restless and filled with hate? 

Are you fully connected to the Holy Spirit, faithfully following the Lord’s commandments? 

Reflect on the state of your soul when you choose to disobey and betray the teachings of Christ in sin. 

Now, reflect on your state of being when following the Lord’s commandments to love and serve in peace.

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What is reflected back at you when you look in the mirror?

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What do you see and how do you feel, when you look into your soul and heart of hearts?

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Before we take any drastic actions, we need to clearly understand what we will be destroying. 

It is crucial to conduct thorough research and examine the consequences of our choices when the dominoes start to fall.

Let’s start from the beginning.

Will Jesus Christ recognize you? 

Or will He say, “I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.” (Matthew 7:23)

Who are you, truly?

Do you embody the teachings of Christ and showcase the fruit of the Spirit? 

“The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things, there is no law.” (Galatians 5:22-23)

Or are you a hypocrite?

Consider this: What will we sacrifice if we destroy our other half, sever our essential connections?

Now, let’s address a crucial question: How much do blue states contribute to our economy?

As of 2024, counties that predominantly vote Democratic account for approximately 62% of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP), equating to over $11 trillion annually.  For instance, New York alone contributes 7.6% of the GDP, or $1.6 trillion.

Why is this important?

Democratic-leaning counties often thrive as urban hubs characterized by high-paying, high-tech, and service-oriented industries.

 Moreover, many blue states are classified as "donor states," meaning their residents contribute more in federal taxes than they receive in funding and aid.

In contrast, many red states are identified as "recipient states," receiving more federal support than they contribute in taxes.

So, what will happen if we choose to destroy blue states, democratic counties, and vibrant cities?

We must engage economic researchers to apply prediction models and determine the impact of such an action.

We need to assess how quickly and drastically the stock market will fall and where our economy and other markets will stand in both the short term and the long term.

Finally, we should reflect on what it truly means to be a Christian first and then an American, united under one flag in the United States of America.

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Who's Left?

 

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If you declare war on the female population, which makes up over 50 percent of the population, 

And also declare war on immigrants who have not been here since colonial times, representing over 50 percent, 

And further declare war on the other half of the political spectrum, comprising yet another 50 percent, 

As well as homosexuals, climate change activists, transgender individuals, and non-hypocritical religious groups (meaning people of faith who do not hate, instead love in fellowship), 

And anyone who disagrees with you,

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Who do you have left?

Will any of your family members be missing?

Will you?

 

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Given that approximately 40 to 50 percent of the voting public does not identify as Republican, the potential loss of 40 to 50 percent of American assets would represent a significant blow to 60 to 80 percent of our economy.

In public service, there is no room for political bias. Those in office must remain entirely apolitical, focused on serving the people rather than a political party, regardless of their personal beliefs.

Beyond their oath of office and commitment to uphold the Republic and the Constitution, there is simply no justification for causing harm to one another.

Divisions and destructive actions—especially against our economy and fellow Americans—only empower our adversaries who seek to undermine the West through misinformation and turmoil. When we turn against each other, we play into their hands.

Those who claim their political party is the best, most patriotic, and all-knowing must prove it through good deeds and effective practices that foster prosperity and peace. The alternative—inflicting harm on fellow Americans and their assets—will only lead to economic instability, depression, and the degradation of our public institutions.  

We must unite in the service of our shared values and the betterment of our nation, instead of destroying over half of our people and assets.

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When fear manifests itself in harm plaguing the world in the ill-will of ignorance and hate, we who are the faithful are thankful for the holy, the love and peace of the defenders of the Lord and humanity.

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Hope lives within our hearts, for we are instruments of love and peace.

The wisdom of the Holy Spirit is rooted in the humble and loving connections of spirit, heart, and mind to the Holy.

Therefore, we strive not for greatness but for holiness with purity of heart in loving and peaceful connections in the Holy Spirit.

We are redeemed through redemption with the Holy Spirit; we stand humbly corrected, bravely facing our wrongs, and remorsefully atoning for our sins.

We defend, advocate, and fight for fellowship in love and peace that the Holy will of the Lord will prevail and manifest forth prosperity and peace, grace and salvation for everyone.

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