Seraphim Hanisch
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Doctor Ben Carson ran for President in 2016, and now he serves President Trump as the Secretary of Housing and Development. He was a superb pick because he lived as a severely disadvantaged black boy growing up in the ghetto. One can read more about his story even on Wikipedia, and see that this man had no “privilege” whatsoever, yet he is a world-renowned neurologist. He is deeply Christian, and deeply focused.
He gave a speech on May 31st, pointing out the plan of action going forward, how to illumine people’s perspectives on Donald Trump and conservatives in general. His speech is light, inspiring and full of joy, honestly. While this is a political introduction, one of the beautiful things about it is that, like much of the inner circle that the President keeps, his advisers are deeply Christian people, deeply committed to the best the United States has been, and can yet be. Here is that talk. But we have more after this, a second bit of good news for Americans who feel run down by the waves of crises being strategically unleashed on the nation:
The second sign of hope is delivered by Doctor Steven Turley, where he notes that a new poll showed that a super majority of Americans favor the use of the military to stop the rioting going on in the country. Here is that video:
Ben Carson said it the best, “I only worry what God thinks.” It should be noted that those of us who only worry what God thinks find ourselves supporting the way of traditional faith, culture and society. This radicalism and burning everything down looks like the work of the guy that the writer of Rules for Radicals, Saul Alinsky dedicates his book to:
Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins— or which is which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom — Lucifer
Whose side do YOU want to be on?
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Carson should insist that Egypt open its vast grain resources hidden away in the pyramids for tariff free export to the US, to appease the hungry masses.
https://todayrevolution.com/2020/06/05/super-power-in-world/
Since the beginning of civilization, the more intelligent upper-half of society has hoarded all of the wealth.
So, what is wealth? Is it not the property we hoard above what is needed to have a comfortable life? Is it not the root cause for why in every nation there is a 50% working poor?
And so, the only solution is to nationalize all wealth
I would say the root cause is not money but power. Now you normally acquire power as you acquire wealth but how many people accumulate wealth and don’t exercise power.
So even if you nationalized all wealth you will still have people wielding power over you. Nothing changes other than you have no choices that aren’t sanctioned by the people in charge.
This is the man who claimed the Egyptian Great Pyramid was built for Joseph, a non existant mytholical Hebrew character, to store corn. Absolutely no evidence, either Egyptian or Hebrew, written, or archeological, but this man believed it. I don’t know about you, but I certainly would not trust such a man with my medical or mental health, nor believe anything else he has to say.
I suspect that Carson retired from brain surgery because he was caught removing a healthy frontal lobe, mistaking it for a brain tumor. PS: He had many Bible-inspired insights into Egyptian archaeology (see below). The man’s a nut. A bit of an outlier yet still par for the course in American politics.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/nov/05/fact-check-ben-carson-claim-pyramids-store-grain
“Carson once told a hotel bagboy, in lieu of the standard cash tip, that the pyramids were constructed with pointy tips in order to prevent blimps from landing on them.”
Convinced yet?
……and what’s wrong with that? Perfectly reasonable. Otherwise, you’d have enemy blimps landing on pyramids to rob them of their precious grain stores and destabilizing Egypt. It’s also a perfect way for foreign enemy invaders to get over the mountains on the Nile delta.