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🇺🇸 SPLC TRAINED BIDEN DOJ, HAD ACCESS TO HATE CRIME DATA - NOW FBI CUTS TIES Bombshell records show the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) wasn’t just lobbying - it was inside the room at Biden’s DOJ. The group helped train federal prosecutors, sat in on high-level meetings with Lisa Monaco and Kristen Clarke, and even got embargoed FBI hate-crime data before the public - drafting talking points straight from the pipeline. By 2022, DOJ officials were openly asking SPLC what civil rights issues to “track.” The partnership extended through 2023 symposiums where SPLC staff briefed 100+ prosecutors on “bias crime” trends. Critics call it partisan capture of law enforcement. The SPLC, once famed for bankrupting the KKK, is now notorious for slapping “hate” labels on mainstream conservative and religious groups - and its “hate map” was weaponized in at least one terror attack. The backlash is landing. Yesterday, FBI Director Kash Patel terminated all ties: “The SPLC has become a partisan smear machine. Their record makes them unfit for partnership.” Source: NY Post

Why would an Israeli soldier use a sledgehammer to smash the face of Jesus? Because there are a lot of people in Israel who hate Christianity above all. How can American evangelical leaders support this?

Post WWII and the Schofield Bible: 📕 Published in 1909 by Oxford University Press; The Schofield Bible was the single greatest piece of goy slop ever perpetrated onto the American Republic, and here’s why: Immediately after WWII, supporting Israel was marketed in the U.S. as a way to ensure God continued to bless the United States, effectively turning a theological belief into a matter of national security and prosperity. Mid-Century Sales Boom: By the end of World War II (1945), the Schofield Bible had already sold over two million copies. By 1967, that number jumped to nearly ten million, marking its highest period of mass adoption by lay Christians. The "Prophetic Vindications" were that the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 was seen by many followers as a literal fulfillment of Scofield’s notes on biblical prophecy, which skyrocketed the book's credibility among fundamentalists. This book of nonsense had continued relevance over the years which led to a major update, The New Scofield Reference Bible, published in 1967. This revision was a culmination of over a decade of scholarly work intended to modernize the text while maintaining its core dispensationalist framework. Between the 1950s and 1980s, Scofield's notes became the standard curriculum for rapidly growing independent churches, Bible institutes, and seminaries like the Dallas Theological Seminary.  The "Literal" Promise: Scofield's notes taught that God's promise of land to Abraham in Genesis was "unconditional" and "literal.” This led readers to believe that the Jewish people had an eternal, legal right to Palestine that was separate from the Christian church. Genesis 12:3: He famously annotated this verse ("I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee") to mean that a nation's prosperity depends on how it treats the Jewish people.
This became a core "mantra" for American pro-Israel political support. The Prophetic Timeline: His system (Dispensationalism) argued that before Jesus can return, the Jewish people must return to their homeland. Since the 1970’s, evangelical Christians in America have been crucial supporters of the State of Israel and religiously motivated settlement in the West Bank, providing considerable financial backing for settlements and organizations connected to Israel’s religious right wing. For some evangelical sponsors of the Temple movement, rebuilding the Temple is a Christian obligation; it is a prerequisite for the Second coming of Christ. This also explains why Donald Trump’s spiritual advisor, Paula White and others are evangelical morons, because they’re the only “Christians” stupid enough to believe this utter nonsense.