Brian, Wow and it's only day 3 of the novena! In case anyone missed the following which Brian posted... http://motheofgod.com/threads/pray4usa-divine-mercy-novena.12119/ Edited to add: Don, I just saw from a reply tweet that there is indeed a movement for the following (the Dems have definitely lost it.),
TDS - Trump Derangement Syndrome. They have never been so unhinged. I for one believe that the US has been in a sort of cold civil war for decades now. I think it officially started around the time President Reagan was in office. My prayers are that it never goes hot. There have been flare ups. I know personally some who wish for it because they desire Justice but my hope is that the ship can be righted without resorting to such. I honestly do believe that President Trump and a great many Patriots are fighting to do this and not to allow the alternative no matter how hard those who worship and belong to the death cult try to make this happen.
Where were these virtue signalers back in 2014? From their own often quoted website using arguments they misconstrue regarding gun crime and violence. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/childrens-concentration-camp/ Is This a Photograph of a Children’s Concentration Camp in the U.S.? Debate continues over how temporary holding facility and processing centers for undocumented migrant children should be described. CLAIM A photograph shows a 'kids' concentration camp' in the U.S. RATING Mixture ORIGIN In May 2018, a photograph of two children sleeping inside a fenced enclosure was widely circulated via social media with accompanying text stating that it pictured a “kids’ concentration camp” in the U.S.: This photograph dates from 2014 (during the Obama administration) and was not directly related to a mid-2018 controversy over Trump administration policy of separating children from undocumented migrant parents at the U.S. border. The picture was one of several that accompanied an Arizona Republic article about a detention center for undocumented migrant children in Nogales, Arizona. What this photograph depicts is not a “concentration camp” as the term is most commonly used (i.e., a facility where “political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities are deliberately imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities, sometimes to provide forced labor or to await mass execution”) but rather a temporary holding facility/processing center for undocumented children who were apprehended entering the U.S. by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) during the height of an unprecedented surge of child migration from Central America that took place in 2014: They are undocumented. They entered the country illegally. And when they were apprehended by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, they were shipped to Nogales from overwhelmed processing facilities in Texas. But they are still children in cages, not gangsters, not delinquents. Just children, 900 of them, in a makeshift border-town processing center that is larger than a football field. They pass the day sitting on benches or lying side by side on tiny blue mattresses pressed up against each other on nearly every square inch of the floor in the fenced areas. Some might argue that the pictured facility was in fact a detention center where children were held in conditions that were woefully inadequate for their numbers, and thus it was concentration camp-like in those aspects: In essence, it is a juvenile prison camp. The children, mostly of high-school and junior-high-school age, are housed behind 18-foot-high chain-link fences topped with razor wire. They are segregated by age and gender: There is one area for those 12 and under. There are areas for boys and girls ages 13 to 15, and still more for boys and girls ages 16 and 17. Nylon tarps, tied to the fences, provide a modicum of privacy between the groups. They share the kind of portable toilets used at fairs and construction sites, placed inside the cages and vented with clothes-dryer hoses. There is an occasional frisbee or stuffed animal. One pregnant teen in the older girls’ area sat with her back against the fence, holding her belly. Muted televisions blink incongruously, hanging from overhead beams. But most of the children lie motionless on side-by-side mattresses with looks of intense boredom on their faces. Inevitably, given the number of people, it smells of feet and sweat and straw, giving it the look and feel of the livestock areas at the State Fair. However, others maintained that — despite the difficult conditions — the facility was not comparable to a concentration camp in that the children kept there were treated humanely, were provided with medical care, and were held only until they could be placed with relatives or other caretakers pending adjudication of their cases: [The children] are fed and clothed, kept clean and cool, far better off than if they were walking through the desert in June temperatures. The Nogales facility is a way station where the children are identified, examined for health problems by the U.S. Public Health Service, vaccinated and then moved to other facilities in Texas, Oklahoma and California until they are placed with relatives already in the country to await their day in Immigration Court. [A] tour dispelled rumors of ill treatment. The CBP agents in the building seem to be genuinely compassionate in their interactions with the children. The facility is clean and air-conditioned. Still, in 2016 the conditions of similar detention facilities were being described as “deplorable”: Although [Texas] detention centers had been used long before [2014], that year the Obama administration made them key to its immigration policy. [The center in] Dilley was built that year, and Karnes was greatly expanded. Immigration advocates fought back, and last year in the Federal District Court for the Central District of California, Judge Dolly Gee made a ruling that helped their case. In her decision last July, the judge said the centers were in “deplorable” condition, and that they failed to meet even minimal standards. Gee pointed to a 1997 ruling that determined the government cannot treat a child in detention as it would an adult. She ordered the Obama administration to release the migrant kids from both Texas centers. That didn’t happen. The Obama administration appealed, and for the past year has tried to figure out how to get around the ruling Debate continues about how undocumented migrant children who come to the U.S. (whether alone or with their parents) should be dealt with, and where and how they should be housed until their status has been resolved. No approach is likely to satisfy critics at both ends of the political spectrum.
Toobin: ‘Roe v. Wade Is Doomed,’ ‘Abortion Will Be Illegal’ in 20 States Soon After Kennedy Retires Wednesday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” network legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said abortion would soon be “illegal” in 20 states in light of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s retirement. Toobin said “Let’s talk about facts. Let’s talk about what America is like that is going to be different. You’re going to see 20 states pass laws banning abortion outright. Because they know there are going to be five votes on the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.” He added, “Abortion will be illegal in a significant part of the United States in 18 months. There is just no doubt about that.” He added, “Roe v. Wade is doomed. It is gone because Donald Trump won the election and because he’s going to have the chance to appoint two Supreme Court Justices.” http://www.breitbart.com/video/2018...egal-in-20-states-soon-after-kennedy-retires/ Trump! Trump! Trump!
The day the Supreme Court upheld Trump’s travel ban, the Los Angeles Times ran a headline to the effect that “The travel ban may be legal but it is not moral.” My first thought was, what demonic hypocrisy, given that the most immoral “law” ever enshrined in Law (Roe v. Wade) has been defended body, mind and soul by the same vermin that now are attacking Trump.
Finally.....they've asked for it: Trump Puts ICE Protesters and “Extremist Democrats” on Notice “The Only Response They Will Find From Our Govt is LAW AND ORDER!” Trump tweeted: In recent days we have heard shameless attacks on our courageous law enforcement officers. Extremist Democrat politicians have called for the complete elimination of ICE. Leftwing Activists are trying to block ICE officers from doing their jobs and publicly posting their… Round two: …home addresses – putting these selfless public servants in harm’s way. These radical protesters want ANARCHY – but the only response they will find from our government is LAW AND ORDER! https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...hey-will-find-from-our-govt-is-law-and-order/
I don’t think they should underestimate President Trump. He means it. Poke the bear and you better have a plan B. I think America has had enough! I have been reading many many twitter sites with former Dems declaring freedom from leftist brainwashing. Young old black Hispanic White Native American Asian —amazing what is going on. All declaring WWGOWGA! God is at work!
The Rise of the Mob Ben Shapiro | Jun 27, 2018 | https://townhall.com/columnists/benshapiro/2018/06/27/the-rise-of-the-mob-n2494657 This week, Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., issued a clarion call to Democrats outraged at the policies of the Trump administration: It's time for mob action. In the wake of mobs targeting Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, Waters explained: "God is on our side! On the side of the children ... Let's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up. And if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them and you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere." Waters has always been a fan of mob action. She infamously touted the violent and brutal 1992 Los Angeles riots, which did approximately $1 billion in property damage and ended with 63 people dead. Waters called the events a "rebellion," labeling them a "spontaneous reaction to a lot of injustice and a lot of alienation and frustration." And yet Waters has been affectionately nicknamed "Auntie Maxine" thanks to her rabid attacks against the Trump administration. Democratic leaders ranging from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., denounced Waters' words. They've done the same with regard to violent protests on college campuses. That is meritorious and deserves praise. But there is little question that major political figures on both sides of the aisle have played footsie with mob action to little or no blowback. It's not just Waters. President Obama made excuses for riots in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, Maryland, during his presidency; Rev. Al Sharpton, who has actually been involved in precipitating mob violence, still gets to play peacemaker on national television; during President Trump's 2016 campaign, he repeatedly referenced the possibility of violence against protesters. No civil society can humor such overtures to mob action and remain civil for long. The First Amendment protects Maxine Waters, of course, and it should. But Americans should be appalled by her words, rather than slightly titillated by them. And yet it seems that extreme rhetoric now earns a sort of badge of "coolness" that can't be matched by those calling for cooler heads. To call for civility now seems unwoke. No wonder Symone Sanders of CNN stated, "the folks calling for civility might need to check their privilege." To be angry is to be justified; not being angry enough is the greatest sin. And that is dangerous. It's not that Americans will suddenly begin attacking one another in the streets. It's that large populations can be moved by small, extreme minorities. Nassim Nicholas Taleb writes in his new book, "Skin in the Game," about the phenomenon of "renormalization," whereby larger, more moderate groups appease small minorities simply to avoid certain costs. That can happen when reasonable people stop standing up to advocates for mobocracy, afraid that doing so will alienate their most vocal supporters. Waters has always been a fringe figure. Perhaps she'll remain so. But there are no guarantees. And we shouldn't be sanguine about the prospects of quashing radical tribalism. It's not quite as easy as putting out a few tepid statements. Related articles: Kurt Schlichter |It Is Terrible To Be A Liberal In 2018 – Which Is Awesome Derek Hunter | The Liberal Mob Won’t Stop Until Someone Gets Killed, And Then Only Maybe Ann Coulter | Country Overboard! Women and Children Last! Also, here are two good videos of Ben Shapiro discussing these topics imo, And there is this breaking news.... Trump-Putin summit to be held in Finland on 16 July BBC · June 28, 2018
And now TRUMP gets a 2nd SC pick in the likes of Pro Life Justice Scalia. Trump has 25 names. Democrats cared about illegal kids 2 days ago. Today, they care about aborting kids When you vote GOD off your party platform like Democrats did in 2012 #FreakFest
Welcome aboard the TrumpTrain did I call 2016 ? Our Lady is going to end abortion in America... SOON!
Hi "IJOP" Good to see you back on MoG! Hope you are keeping well. God Bless and hope to see more of your posts
Perhaps it is nothing, but the Trump-Putin summit set to occur on July 16, 2018 will occur on the 100th (inclusive) anniversary of the assassination of Czar Nicholas on July 17, 1918.
just a FYI Ben Shapiro is and was in 2016 a Hard core NEVR Trumper. He promised Trump would NEVER pick Pro Life justices to SC. Ben is for Ben and his Daily Caller hits to the website. Missed you All !!!! Thanks for the WB Josephite- greatfull Could use a few healing prayers...ughhh torn some hip/thigh muscles But all is good : )
IJoP, Yes, welcome back! Maybe early on Ben Shapiro appeared to be a never Trumper but I doubt that he would have supported Killary Rodham Clinton. We all had some tough decisions to make and with lots of prayers some things appear to be moving in the right direction. Hopefully we are really witnessing the beginning of the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Our Lady. Maybe each little "win" is adding up. I will be praying for your complete healing. **** Nonprofit operator of shelters for immigrant kids tells of ... Fox News June 27, 2108 The headquarters of a Texas nonprofit that runs the nation's largest shelters for migrant children has been evacuated twice in the last two weeks because of bomb threats… Edited to add: The Fraudulent Parent Problem on the Border In 2015, Piccolo blew the whistle on the Obama administration releasing unaccompanied ... to really vet these adults,” he said. Currently, DHS and HHS have detained approximately 2,000 minors separately from adults. Editor's note: A previous version ... Townhall · June 21, 2018
