The Party of Chaos, Fear, Crime, Sin, Abortion

[ChemEngineer]

I cannot sleep tonight because of the ongoing chaos across America.  It is currently 3:10 AM.

This chaos is brought to you by The Party of Chaos.
The Party of Antifa
The Party of Rioting
The Party of Crime
The Party of Saul Alinsky
The Party of Socialism
The Party of Abortion
The Party of Transgender Insanity
The Party of Obamagate
The Party of Intimidation
The Party of Arrogance
The Party of Hatred For America
The Party of Racial Divisiveness
The Party of Class Warfare
The Party of Thought Control
The Party of Fake News
The Party of Fear
 

FEAR Climate Change
FEAR Covid 19
FEAR President Trump
FEAR Fox News
FEAR Conservative Speakers

What have Democrats brought our country to, people?
 

Obama’s fear-mongering
By JONAH GOLDBERG
SEP. 16, 2014
11:46 AM
Imagine a child falls down a well. Now imagine I offer to lend the parents my ladder to save her, but only if they promise to paint my house. Would you applaud me for not letting a crisis go to waste? Or would you think I’m a jerk?
I ask because I’m trying to come to terms with Rule No. 1 of the Obama administration.
“Rule 1: Never allow a crisis to go to waste,” White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel told the New York Times right after the election. “They are opportunities to do big things.” Over the weekend, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told members of the European Parliament, “Never waste a good crisis.” Then President Obama explained in his Saturday radio and Internet address that there is “great opportunity in the midst of” the “great crisis” befalling America.
Numerous commentators, including me, have pointed to this never-waste-a-crisis mantra as ideological evidence that Obama’s budget priorities are a great bait-and-switch. He says he wants to fix the financial crisis, but he’s focusing on selling his long-standing liberal agenda on healthcare, energy and education as the way to do it, even though his proposals have absolutely nothing to do with addressing the housing and toxic-debt problems that are the direct causes of our predicament. Indeed, some -- particularly on Wall Street -- would argue that his policies are making the crisis worse.

But the real scandal isn’t those policies, even though they’re bad enough. The real scandal is that this administration thinks crises are opportunities for governmental power-grabs (It seems writer Randolph Bourne was wrong. It is not war, but crisis, that is the health of the state).
Michael Kinsley famously said that a gaffe in Washington is when a politician accidentally tells the truth. As they say, it’s funny because it’s true.
But the White House tactic isn’t funny at all. It’s scary. Its amorality is outweighed only by the grotesque and astoundingly naked cynicism of it all.
Recall that not long ago, the first item on the bill of indictment against the Bush administration was that it was “exploiting” 9/11 to enact its agenda. Al Gore shrieked that President Bush “played on our fears” to get his way. In response to nearly every Bush policy proposal, from the Patriot Act to the toppling of Saddam Hussein, critics would caterwaul that Bush was taking advantage of the country’s fear of terrorism.



The Bush administration always denied this, and rightly so. If the president admitted that he was using a national calamity for narrow partisan or ideological advantage, it would be outrageous. Indeed, every time Karl Rove or some other administration official said anything that could be even remotely interpreted as using the war or 9/11 for partisan or ideological gain, the editorial pages and Democratic news-release factories churned into overdrive with righteous indignation.
Well, now we have the president, along with his chief aides, admitting -- boasting! -- that they want to exploit a national emergency for their preexisting agenda, and there’s no scandal. No one even calls it a gaffe. No, they call it leadership.
It’s not leadership. It’s fear-mongering.
Franklin Roosevelt said that all we have to fear is fear itself. Now Barack Obama all but admits that all he has to fear is the loss of fear itself.

In other realms of life, exploiting a crisis for your own purposes is an outrage. If a business uses a hurricane warning, for example, to price-gouge on vital supplies, it is a crime. When a liberal administration does it, it’s taking advantage of a historic opportunity.
Obama’s defenders respond to this argument that Obama’s motives are decent, noble and pure. He wants to help the uninsured and the poorly educated. He wants to make good on his vow to halt those rising oceans.
But this is just a rationalization. Every president thinks his agenda is what’s best for the country; every politician believes his motives are noble. The point is that scaring people about X in order to achieve Y is fundamentally undemocratic.
This was transparently obvious to Bush’s harshest critics, who alleged that 9/11 was merely a convenient crisis for devious neocons who wanted to topple Hussein all along. But it’s now clear that many of these critics simply objected to the agenda, not the alleged tactics. Now that it’s their turn, they see nothing wrong with doing what they so recently condemned.

They even admit it, over and over again.
jgoldberg@latimescolumnists.com

[R. Hartono]

Has the birth pang begin contracting ?

[Heleadethme]

The Lord wisely says there is none righteous, no not one.  America does well to keep a tight reign on her governments of any party.  I think anyone in power is going to make the most of opportunities that present themselves.  Power just means getting your own way.

Sin is the reason for chaos.  Chaos is the consequence/judgment upon a nation for turning away from God.  So the only answer for it is the gospel......but right now there is a famine and dearth in the land of hearing the word of the Lord.....the Lord sends such famines when He is not pleased with His people.  It is the church that needs to examine herself and repent of however she has wandered away from Jesus.  What have we done to offend the Lord...is there sin in the camp?  are we trusting to the arm of flesh?  have we left off following/obeying Jesus?  have we become idolatrous in any way(s)?  have we become worldly and worldly-wise?

Righteousness exalts a nation, and Jesus showed us and taught us what righteousness is so that we would measure ourselves against Him.  It is we the church that needs to look into the mirror of the word of God to see how we are falling short of His glory.  Don't blame the democrats, don't blame the lost, don't blame conspiracies, because like the song says, "It's me, it's me, it's me oh Lord, standing in the need of prayer."

[Heleadethme]

It always happened to ancient Israel that in her prosperity she would forget God.....this just seems to be an unavoidable weakness of human nature.  Halting between two opinions, trying to serve God and Baal at the same time.  Doing our own will and expecting God to bless it....offering strange fire.  The Lord chastens who He loves as sons, so we must not lose heart when we are chastened by the Lord....and He is sending chastening and chaos now, just as He did to Israel of old (our ensample).  We need to repent and turn back to the Lord and to His ways, which are not like man's ways.