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Sure. Other races have their exceptions and if a White is fat they could go either way, but it seems to me the vast majority of White women look like women and the vast majority of White men look like men. Other races? Mehhh
I am not a member of the protestant movement, but I can't understand people who are and who complain that they are powerless to do anything. If I understand correctly, you can take over a church with a majority vote. All you have to do is show up, right?

Organize yourselves! Church by church, take over the leadership positions and hire good men to be pastors. Kick the corrupt and degenerate out. Don't feel bad for cleansing your churches the same way Jesus cleansed the temples!

Stop running away from liberals and degenerates! Take control of the physical assets of your local church! Take over the committees responsible for distributing donations and such. If you run into resistance, bring more and more men in to overwhelm them by sheer numbers. There are so few people going to protestant churches nowadays it should be a trivial matter!

I would love to share notes with you on what works and what doesn't in motivating real men to get involved with prayer, scriptures, church participation and most importantly leading their families in godliness. Our church does a pretty good job of it, and most of what we are doing has nothing to do with whether or not you believe in the Trinity or not. It's a pattern you are free to steal from us! Come and take whatever you want and use it as your own! I would be happy to see more and more protestant families spending more time in the Bible and in prayer and in keeping Christ's commandments!

To the catholics and orthodox: You already know what you need to do to clean up your house. It's not the first time it has been done. Don't be afraid. Just do it. Or keep doing it. I think there is going to be a renaissance in the Catholic church and it is going to explode with power soon. It's already starting in the orthodox churches and it's amazing!

Happy Easter to everyone! Even the atheists, jews and muslims! You all need more Jesus in your lives.
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The Psychopathy Of The Jew: The Samson Option (arthurkwonlee.substack.com)
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Tomorrow is the traditional celebration of Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter Sunday.

When Jesus entered Jerusalem he was hailed as the new king of Jerusalem. At the time, there was no king in Jerusalem since Herod had died and his son was a lunatic that the Romans wanted nothing to do with.

Jesus would come back to Jerusalem again and again holding court in the temple. People were coming to him with problems and he was solving them, not unlike what Moses did long ago.

The jews (rather, the jewish leaders) were angry with Jesus for one reason and one reason alone: He threatened their power structure. The high priests were well-compensated for their position, and had an influential over both the people and as a delegate to the Roman authorities. (In Roman society, the high priest was considered superior to all other political positions.) The temple itself generated a lot of revenue from its donations and the high priest got to determine how that money was spent.

Then Jesus showed up and started proclaiming himself as the Son of God, and they knew what he was going to do if he was allowed to continue. As the Messiah he would not only become the political king of the jews, but also their chief high priest, bringing in with him a new order of things, not unlike what Moses did.

NEVER FORGET that Jesus is not only the king of the jews, but the king of king and lord of lords. He was welcomed as king not because he had a mighty army but by force of his words alone!
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