From The Niquers Of The New Age Department - Sitting Governor Overtly Mocks The Holy Eucharist

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (Wretched Witchmor?) is catching some well-deserved backlash for her blatant, deliberate mockery of the Holy Eucharist.  You can see the video in this link how she places a Dorito chip on the tongue of a left-wing accomplice, mocking the distribution of Holy Communion.  

Ostensibly she did this to promote Harris' bid for the presidency.  How she thought this will help is beyond me, but I strongly suspect that Kackles approved of this blasphemy.  She later tried to "apologize" for how her action was construed.  Mind you, she didn't apologize for her act of anti-Catholic bigotry and sacrilege itself; it was another thinly-disguised jab at our justified outrage.  She claimed that she "would never do something to denigrate someone's faith".  Nope!  We're not buying it, Gretch the Wretch!  That smirk on your face in the clip belies your lame damage-control attempt!

Now to those of you who are having vapor attacks because of the phrase that I used (deliberately misspelled to evade the censor-bots).  Holy Mother Church and her adherents are the politically-correct targets for left-wing bigotry.  It will escalate if we continue to maintain a polite silence in its face.  We must call it as it is, and not try to cushion the truth.  Do you have the courage and stomach to do that?

Taylor Marshall interviewed someone during one of his podcasts.  I don't know who he is, but he makes some relevant points.  We never see evil people mocking the practices of other faiths.  When have they ever mocked muslims at prayer?  We've all heard of "black masses", so when have we seen "black altar calls"?  Here it is.  Please watch.

More Proof That Catholics And Pro-Life People Are De Facto NIqq@r$ Of The New Age

Again, I have to misspell that term to get by the censor-bots.  Also, the blunt language is more than appropriate for the reality that is becoming all too apparent.  What else do you call it when Catholics and pro-life people obviously aren't being granted equal protection under the law?

In Michigan a while back, a pro-life activist named Joan Jacobson was passing out pro-life campaign literature at people's homes when one pro-abortion thug shot her in the back.  He was tried, and his penalty was - 100 hours of community service.  Had this been a pro-abort who was shot, the assailant would be looking at many years in jail.  Was Ms. Jacobson's life not worth protecting, in the eyes of this judge?  Oh, by the way - in the wake of this shooting, did you hear any clarion call from gun control advocates to ban guns?  Neither did I, but I digress.

During some BLM riots in California, some of the protesters went to a Church parking lot and destroyed a statue of St. Junipero.  The Democrat district attorney decided to charge them with a minor misdemeanor.  Had this statue been that of another religion, those thugs would have been charged with a hate crime.  Fortunately, the Archbishop of San Francisco, Salvatore Cordileone, shot off an open letter to them denouncing the double standard.  Please go to that link and read the letter.  All of our clergy should be so quick to call out anti-Catholic bigotry when they see it.  Too often, though, they are silent.  I hope it's just cowardice, but I strongly suspect that many of them, having no real faith themselves, are in the corner of the anti-Catholic bigots.

It's only as we call out the nonsense for what it is that we'll stand a chance of this bigotry deteriorating into something far more fearsome and ugly.

Who Doubts That We Are Being Treated As "Niggers Of The New Age"?

This is not the first time I've used this phrase (although I originally coined it).  The last time I used this was a little more than a year ago.  It caused a fair amount of consternation.  Some of that registered from the "golly-gee-we-mustn't-make-people-upset" crowd and some of it registered from those who indeed want to marginalize those of us who hold to Christian moral standards.

Well, a year has come and gone and the incidents continue to accumulate.

• A gay-rights group calling themselves "Angry Queers" (to their credit, they accurately named themselves) vandalized a Portland Oregon church claiming that Christians are "scum" who "deserve hammers through their windows".  Krystalnacht, anyone?
• A LGTB activist named Scott Rose suggested the death penalty for Christians who oppose the "gay marriage" debacle, stating that "those Christofascists deserve to be nailed up on crosses and left to bleed to death".  And this they call "tolerance"??
• It's not only the gay-rights bunch.  Now the U.S. Army is labeling Catholics and Evangelicals as examples of "religious extremism" - right up there with Al Quaeda and Hamas!  Did we mention that this is "your tax dollars at work"?

Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to stop the denial.  Let's stop playing "the three monkeys" before it's too late to stop this juggernaut. 

Open Letter To Americans United For Separation Of Church And State

On Easter Saturday, Bishop Daniel Jenky of the Diocese of Peoria (IL) delivered a homily to his congregation. I blogged on it yesterday.  Now comes the none-too-surprising "news" that the usual gang of progressive suspects have their panties in a twist.  Americans United for Separation of Church and State have filed suit against the Diocese of Peoria.  Methinks there's a bit of double-standard.  I have issued the following open letter to the AUSCS.  Will I get a response?  I'm not holding my breath!   The letter follows the jump break, so ..

Are The Libs Getting Desperate, Or What??

The picture to the left is what the Minnnesota Democratic party is using to discredit Dan Hall, candidate for Minnesota Senate.  I understand that Dan Hall is indeed a Protestant preacher and that he is running an unabashedly pro-life and conservative campaign. 

Now as I said, Mr. Hall is a Protestant preacher.  He states quite plainly that he has never worn a Roman collar.  So why, oh why, is one featured in this ad?  Might it be because on Mr. Hall's campaign website, he has the unmitigated gall to quote from Blessed Teresa of Calcutta?  Here's the quote, and it's familar to many of us.  "Being unwanted, unloved, uncared for, forgotten by everybody, I think that is a much greater hunger, a much greater poverty than the person who has nothing to eat." Mother Teresa.  Notice that the headless individual is wearing a button that says "ignore the poor".  What ignoramus would claim that's what Mother Teresa did?

Now could it be that the Minnesota Democrats are simply looking for any old excuse to treat faithful Catholics as personae non grata?  Why don't they just don themselves in white pillowcases and bedsheets, and burn a cross or two on a Catholic church lawn?  Oh, just in case you think the "headless priest" ad was a momentary lapse in judgment, to the right is another gem from the Minnesota Democrats.  Again, Mr. Hall is not Catholic, but here you clearly have a side altar honoring St. Anthony of Padua.

I truly think that in their desperation, the liberals are dropping their guard and letting loose with their anti-God and anti-life vitriol.  Let us see them as the bigoted atheists that they are.