An accountability examination of our president-elect Donald J. Trump, from a conservative, libertarian, constitutional, and Christian biblical perspective.
1 Cor 14:8 For if the TRUMPet give an UNCERTAIN sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?
Donald Trump is "fine" with same-sex marriage and doesn't think the Supreme Court needs to revisit the matter, the president-elect said Sunday, diverting from the Republican Party's official position on the matter.
TG: Republicans, conservatives, and Christians voted for Trump and got Hillary anyway. I guess "if you voted for Trump, you really voted for Hillary" ;-)
We live in Northern Ireland. We would not have voted for Clinton or Trump if we lived in USA because both are evil and mirror images of each other. The Clintons were at Donald Trump's wedding to his third wife so they are all friends and the animosity between them in those election debates was manufactured. Trump is as pro-LGBT as Clinton. He gave money to GLSEN in the past and he also attended a fundraiser for an IRA-front organisation. The murderous IRA have caused devastation in our homeland of Northern Ireland. We think it is shameful that so many US Christians voted for Trump. I stood for election three times in Northern Ireland. I was not successful but my manifesto was the most Biblically based manifesto ever. I called for the imprisonment of adulterers and homosexuals. I opposed abortion and Islam. I called for the death penalty for murder. Those are a few examples of my manifesto. My campaigh slogan was "Biblically correct NOT politically correct."
You are giving the late Ian Paisley more credit than he deserves. We have no association with his political Party (Democratic Unionist Party)as they are a deeply compromised Party who have abandoned many of their formerly held principles. Ian Paisley and his Party agreed to share power with the representatives of the murderous IRA in 2007 and that terrible compromise has led to many others. When Paisley was First Minister of Northern Ireland and the hideous Martin McGuinness was Deputy First Minister, Paisley's Office gave money to homosexual groups via third parties. Yet in the past Ian Paisley had a campaign called "Save Ulster from sodomy." The DUP no longer have an official stance on homosexuality and they agreed to the lifting of the ban on "gays" giving blood. They are also considering giving pardons to homosexuals for convictions for sodomy when it was illegal in NI.God has never changed His mind on homosexuality and never will but the DUP think they can "pardon" an activity which God condemns and forbids. The DUP are also going liberal on abortion. So please, do not compare us to the DUP. We have nothing to do with them. We are not members of any political Party because non of them are standing for Biblical principles. When I stood as a candidate in Northern Ireland, I stood as an Independent. If you google "West Tyrone Decides" you will see a pre-election debate before the 2015 Westminster election. I took part in that debate and was the only one on the panel to stand for Biblical principles.
You are right that Paisley started to compromise in the latter years of his life, but I won't judge an old man based on the last couple years of his life and ignore the previous decades of his life.
I don't know much about the DUP, but I know that organizations usually compromise faster than individuals.
We live in Northern Ireland. We would not have voted for Clinton or Trump if we lived in USA because both are evil and mirror images of each other. The Clintons were at Donald Trump's wedding to his third wife so they are all friends and the animosity between them in those election debates was manufactured. Trump is as pro-LGBT as Clinton. He gave money to GLSEN in the past and he also attended a fundraiser for an IRA-front organisation. The murderous IRA have caused devastation in our homeland of Northern Ireland. We think it is shameful that so many US Christians voted for Trump. I stood for election three times in Northern Ireland. I was not successful but my manifesto was the most Biblically based manifesto ever. I called for the imprisonment of adulterers and homosexuals. I opposed abortion and Islam. I called for the death penalty for murder. Those are a few examples of my manifesto. My campaigh slogan was "Biblically correct NOT politically correct."
ReplyDeleteMore radical than Ian Paisley!
ReplyDeleteYou are giving the late Ian Paisley more credit than he deserves. We have no association with his political Party (Democratic Unionist Party)as they are a deeply compromised Party who have abandoned many of their formerly held principles. Ian Paisley and his Party agreed to share power with the representatives of the murderous IRA in 2007 and that terrible compromise has led to many others. When Paisley was First Minister of Northern Ireland and the hideous Martin McGuinness was Deputy First Minister, Paisley's Office gave money to homosexual groups via third parties. Yet in the past Ian Paisley had a campaign called "Save Ulster from sodomy." The DUP no longer have an official stance on homosexuality and they agreed to the lifting of the ban on "gays" giving blood. They are also considering giving pardons to homosexuals for convictions for sodomy when it was illegal in NI.God has never changed His mind on homosexuality and never will but the DUP think they can "pardon" an activity which God condemns and forbids. The DUP are also going liberal on abortion. So please, do not compare us to the DUP. We have nothing to do with them. We are not members of any political Party because non of them are standing for Biblical principles. When I stood as a candidate in Northern Ireland, I stood as an Independent. If you google "West Tyrone Decides" you will see a pre-election debate before the 2015 Westminster election. I took part in that debate and was the only one on the panel to stand for Biblical principles.
ReplyDeleteYou are right that Paisley started to compromise in the latter years of his life, but I won't judge an old man based on the last couple years of his life and ignore the previous decades of his life.
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about the DUP, but I know that organizations usually compromise faster than individuals.