Our enemies are mobilizing for invasion. Just as thousands of assassins were brought to Paris by the Jacobins to exterminate their political enemies in Paris, our enemies are uniting to take not a mere city but entire Continents.
Thanksgiving is a good time to remember how an earlier onslaught began:
When a tiny schism of utterly self-absorbed Protestants left England, there was great joy. “I’m glad those Pilgrims are gone! Anglicans are bad enough, but at least they have music and hymns. Pilgrims just have a dark cloud of neurotic self-righteousness they carry everywhere they go. Good riddance!”
First, the Pilgrims went to Holland. The Dutch didn’t want them around, either. “These are the most depressing people in the world. Hope they go away.”
So, the Pilgrims came to America. Pilgrims had guns. Indians didn’t. “Hmm.” concluded one of the brighter Pilgrims after Thanksgiving Dinner. “We can shoot the Indians and steal their land.” for two centuries, early Protestant groups killed, raped, and robbed their way across North America.
Things were different in Mexico, Central, and South America. There, Catholic priests taught that “It is a mortal sin to kill the Indians.” They stopped genocidal slaughters so successfully that 95% of Mexican citizens now have Indian DNA.
In Protestant North America, Indian inhabitants were killed or driven away when villages and fields were burned. Quakers stole Pennsylvania from the Iroquois. The State of Maine was taken from the Penobscots. New Yorkers robbed the Senecas. Protestants in every area followed those examples. The next couple of centuries were spent shooting Indians and stealing their land as a wide variety of Pastor Bobs taught: “It’s your ‘Christian duty’!”
As the killing ended, a long-running Protestant Public Relations program began. It succeeded by having most Americans utterly unaware of the endless slaughters and thefts that funded our “Happy Thanksgivings!” Most of the roads and highways over which we drive to Thanksgiving dinners were once Indian trails. They connected the hundreds of thousands of Indian villages that tens of millions of Indians happily inhabited, before the Pilgrims’ first “Thanksgiving”.
We are never reminded that where Spanish and Portuguese Catholics settled, there are many, many Indians. Here? We can look out our windows, over places where Indian settlements and fields stood for centuries. We not only do not see any Indians, but also, we see that every trace of them has been obliterated.
Is there a lesson? Schisms bring death to the helpless. Yesterday, Indians. Today, schisms have so divided The Church Jesus Founded that millions of unborn babies are killed. Now, those who are sworn to destroy us are gathering by the millions. Helpless citizens know, and can do nothing.
Entire Continents grow closer to being taken over by invaders. Our history shows how easy that can be. We must pray harder than ever that we do not find Thanksgiving, a prelude to doom.
