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| Subversion of the West; Manifest Destiny betrayed |
| 2023-03-12 |
| [News with Views] While God chose Israel, the Anglo Saxon people chose God. Thus they were greatly blessed , preserved and protected by God through hi mighty hand and outstretched arm. God’s blessings were echoed in the work of Alexis de Tocqueville, who stated in his book "Democracy in America" published in 1836, that "I searched throughout the land for the source of Americas prosperity and power. But I was at a loss until entered their churches. There, I heard righteousness thundering from her pulpits. Then I knew I had found the greatness of America. America is great because she is good. However if she ever ceases being good, she will cease being great." In our history books of the nineteenth century, time after time were shown how the hand of God had supernaturally delivered Washington and his army from great peril to unlikely victories. How even in the midst of cold, hunger and despair, God made a way. These words greatly inspired subsequent generations, paving the way for the idea that America had a special place in God’s plan for the ages. A Manifest Destiny to enlarge out nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific. To make America a beacon of hope to the world. At the beginning our founders in Rhode Island stated that it is the universal desire of our people, to create all that is Roman in Providence. Like in ancient times, the Roman armies matched under a banner with the letters SPQR meaning "For the Senate and People of Rome." They endeavored to be worthy and do likewise. The Robber Barons of the late nineteenth century thought this great legacy and the Christian faith were the chief obstacles to their quest to obtain absolute power. So they laid careful plans to destroy both. Only a demonic indwelling could have driven these thirtyish families to singlemindedly pursue this goal of power and subversion generation after generation. After several years of meetings in the smoke filled rooms of the gentlemen’s clubs and society functions, they decided on a multifaceted approach to their goal. Several of the elite chose to create their own universities. See notes. Others, like the Rockefellers, decided to create programs inside rural communities, especially among the minorities in the South. |
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