Christ v. Anti-Christ, seed of the serpent v. seed of the woman, light v. darkness. For too long the church has been deceived into thinking that it is our duty to accommodate evil, but it is not. The end state of Christians per the will of the Anti-Christ is 100% annihilation. We need to take our battle seriously and stop pretending there is not a total war being waged now against those faithful to Jesus Christ.
Thirteen thousand US Army Troops invaded Russia in a century ago and engaged 
Bolshevik forces in Russia’s civil war — regime change before it was a thing.
This is not fake news. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied_intervention_in_the_Russian_Civil_War
Russia has not forgotten; a Russian may reasonably suspect that NATO is looking for a repeat.
NATO leaders have called for regime change, crimes against humanity tribunals, seized Russian finances, voted to for $40 Billion in arms for the Ukraine. Mr Biden has called Putin ‘a “killer,” a “murderous dictator,” a “pure thug,” a “butcher,” a “war criminal,” guilty of “genocide,” who “for God’s sake … cannot remain in power.”
What is a Russian to think of this?
Here’s another thought about War: soldiers do not accept mass mobilization in order to advance the communist revolution, nor to “save the world for democracy.” The Russians could not motivate their countrymen to die for the “workers of the world” in WW2. So, they resurrected the Russian nationalism and re-branded the conflict as the “Great Patriotic War.” It worked.
The Chinese have not made this mistake — they are rabid nationalists inspiring loyalty to race and blood. Only fools are seduced into the delusion that “we are all one people.” The Chinese bypassed Russia’s short-lived illusion while Americans wallow in it.
The Left demonizes Whites, and legacy Christianity, as “threats to democracy.” Traditional Americans are enemies, “domestic violent extremists,” as they labor to “fundamentally remake” America.
Who’s going to fight in the next World War? Fight for what?
These are tenets of the Left’s religion, not ours. It will be too late to make a call to traditional Americans to defend a regime that hates them.
Democrat governors like Newsom and Mayors like Lightfoot will call for United Nations intervention inside the United States to suppress “Nazis.”
Mark my words, this will happen.
Hell on earth is coming to America.
FB
11 May 2022
A theological foundation for understanding International Relations begins with the Tower of Babel and the Beasts of Daniel 7.
1 August 2022
Vienna, VA
(MPR)
Former Intelligence Officer Gloria Pendragon, and Professor Tomas Klimacek, Professor of National Security Studies at Saint Anne’s University in Glasgow, Scotland, appeared on MPR to discuss Fifth Generation Warfare.
Pendragon: Here is Fifth Generation Warfare — you create a problem. You create a solution. You create opposition to the solution. Since you created the opposition, or co-opted the opposition, you use them. An insider, say, or a whistleblower, comes out with a story about how the opposition is controlled, and voila, no one knows who to trust. It works every time, especially with a controlled press. We just brought it home to the U.S.A.”
MPR: Why would you tell us this? Are you controlled opposition?
Pendragon: Exactly. You cannot know. So what do you do? What can you do?
MPR: Professor Klimacek, your thoughts on Fifth Generation Warfare?
Klimacek: This is how it works. You screw with their heads so much no one knows who to trust and the opposition just fades away, or better yet, goes after each other.
MPR: Is there a risk of undermining our institutions? Our democracy?
Klimacek: That’s the point — you don’t want them to trust. You want them to be afraid and not trust any leader. That leaves only one trusted source — whoever is in power.
MPR: Are you for or against this type of social control?
Klimacek: Neither.I’m just telling you how it works. And because you cannot know how it works, you are trapped because you can’t trust anyone. So it doesn’t even matter when people say “the government lies,” because if the government lies and your professors lie, and your politicians and preachers and parents lie . . . You are kind of helpless. Which is the point.”
MPR: Is there anything that can be done to get around this trap?
Klimacek: It our culture, in the advanced western diverse and secular culture? Not really. I mean, the twentieth century say some pretty horrific dictators — that would be a most unwelcome solution.
Less advanced societies can resist this, those who have direct blood allegiances and a strong core of beliefs. This is why we could never civilize or democratize the Afghanis. Their tribal structure — based on race and kinship — was virtually impenetrable. Layered with this was their fath in Islam. All of our modern conditioning techniques failed to pierce that cultural shield.
MPR: What do you see for the future?
Klimacek: It is hard to say. Are the people of the future content to live this way? My gut says ‘yes,’ as long as they are comfortable — bread and circuses, the old Romans would say. But in economic collapse? Not so much.
MPR: What would that look like?
Klimacek: Well, as always, it is a resort to blood and tradition, kinship and faith. The secular liberal order has nothing to offer other than materialism. Once that goes away, people will be forced into more organic forms of social organization just to survive, forms that have withstood the test of time. At the core of it, people have to trust others in order to survive in the pre-modern world. The modern world designed a system that obviates trust and replaces it with things. Once things go away, people will be forced to find those they can trust again, and that will mean a return to blood, and faith. Your race, your language, your land, your gods, etc. All pre-modern tools of survival. The tribes that have that core will survive. Those that don’t, won’t.
MPR: Thank you, Professor Klimacek.
Klimacek: Thank you for having me on.
War becomes increasingly unpleasant for me to mention because it is scary as it moves from the historical into a realm of closer proximity. If you want to know what war looks like, look at some of the images from the war in Ukraine. I talk about these wars because I sense them coming and I have been warning my own family about it since about 2015. Who tells me war is coming? My gut.
Experts like Robert Pelton describe the gut as your subconscious arranging facts that you already have, in a logical manner, and presenting them to your conscious mind.
I have gobbled up anything to do with world affairs and wars since I was old enough to read US News & World Repost back in the 1970s. I have forgotten more than I remember. But I do remember in late 2016 after studying Russia’s history in the Crimea, the US intervention in Russia’s Civil War in 1917, and the four conflicts Russia experienced from the West in the last two hundred years, saying out loud in my office: “we are going to war with Russia.”
In 2015 I concluded we would have another civil conflict in the U.S. Many publications, right and left, have written of a coming Civil War in the U.S., there are too many to list.
Events over the last year, domestically and internationally, unfortunately do no dissuade me from my assessments.
I’m far from alone in my pessimism.
Readers of this site need no introduction to Niall Fergusson.
Michael Yon is a long time war correspondent.
And from the CJCS: https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/05/politics/mark-milley-ukraine-reaction-international-conflict/index.html
Either will be a bad outcome for me personally: where I live is close to ground zero in a war with Russia, and my views have put me in the cross hairs of our local Anti-Fa militants with my face and home adorning one of their web sites.
In any civil war or global war, both sides rage and blame the other.
Does it matter?
It matters every bit as much as it matters who is a fault for the war in the Ukraine, the War Between the States, the War for Independence, and every other war mankind ever experienced. Readers of this site will come to their own opinions — opining on it is irrelevant at this point.
And I guess that sums up my thoughts — it is too late for reason.
And boy do I hope I’m wrong.
But Easter is coming soon — love those around you.
FB