Happy Easter!

Sad...but probably true. Ron Paul certainly helped pave the way for Trump being elected in the first place. Lots of Ron Paul rhetoric was used, especially in this last election.

Don't worry ... the income tax is only for the richest of the rich. Don't worry ... we're "turning the corner" in Vietnam. Don't worry ... Iraq will be a "cakewalk." It'll last "weeks." Don't worry ... It's only "15 days to flatten the curve." Don't worry ... social media is only silencing Alex Jones. And what do we have today? Don't worry ... only foreigners are punished for criticizing Israel.

God was hung between two thieves. The one on the left told Him to climb down; prove who He was. Yet, climbing down, which He certainly could have done, would not have redeemed us. He came to die; to lay His life down for us. The Kingdom is not down here. (Governments and the endless supply of utopians refuse to accept this, and always will). Further, it was already displayed that His miracles would not sway those who refuse to believe. The thief on the right believed, without the evidence of his senses. The King ushered this thief into Paradise. The very first saint was a thief. There is hope for all of us that believe.

God is always waiting with open arms.

"Government can't tell us what to do" is another way of saying "We are above the government." Sadly, it's true. And ironically, the government created the Fed. It created the unconstitutional and immoral institution that hovers above us all.

It can't be America First and Israel First. It has to be one or the other.

"Slap a gold star on it." "They'll feel like they're getting a reward."

Below is Lord Salisbury describing England's terrible foreign policy in 1897. Which nation replicated England and has ended up in the same rotten mess? You get one hint. The nation came into being by separating itself from England. Lord Salisbury: “I have a strong belief that there is a danger of…believing that it is our duty to take everything we can, to fight everybody, and to make a quarrel of every dispute. That seems to me a very dangerous doctrine, not merely because it might incite other nations against us…but there is a more serious danger, that is lest we overtax our strength. However strong you may be, whether you are a man or a nation, there is a point beyond which your strength will not go. It is madness; it ends in ruin if you allow yourself to pass beyond it.”

“We” attacked a country that had nothing to do with 9/11 and killed 1 million Iraqis. “We” are certainly not the standard.