EatMoreSalmon said:
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Realitybites said:
EatMoreSalmon said:
Jew hatred has been a scourge of the West for centuries. It is always lurking and always ready to raise its ugly head in any circumstances it deems it can use Jews as scapegoats. It will do so even when it must use pretzel logic to try and draw others into its sphere. Jew blamers have found their own echo chambers in every generation for far too many centuries.
Now here we are once again with more of the duped trying to dupe others... and acting like their thinking is something new and enlightened. These Western Jew blamers' hatred has stewed in obscurity since WW2. Now they believe they have an opening to exploit. Like flat-earthers, they have found a bully pulpit to pronounce their beliefs and disguise them (to others and to themselves) in the troubles of the day. These Jew blamers are actually part of a stinking and rotting skeleton that has been trying to resurrect from a pit.
Never forget. Disagreeing with a Jew is one thing. Making Jews out to be the scourge of the earth is quite another. Don't be taken in by a tale almost as old as time.
Ever notice how the people who take this line never want to distinguish between people who practice Judaism, Semites people and the National Government of Israel? "Jew" is their fall back term, followed by "anti-semitic" in a dying effort to portray disagreements about foreign policy, domestic policy, and religion as "racisssssssss". They are intentionally imprecise in their language, and frankly engage in the same tactics that the NAACP and BLM have.
Great, so post for all to see that you have no problem whatsoever with Jews, and you're only problem is with wat you think is Israel's oversized influence here.
I've been extremely clear. I continue to be extremely clear.
(1) I have no issue with people of *any* ethnic background, including Semites.
(2) As of 2025 A.D., Judaism is a false pagan religion on par with Islam. I do not believe in it. Christian Zionism is a heresy. Semitic practioners of Judaism - or for that matter Ethophian practicioners of Judaism (different race, same religion in case that wasn't obvious to the public school crowd) - in the modern age are cleaving to a Mosaic covenant that has been made obsolete and thereby excluding themselves from the Abrahamic one (Galatians 5:2).
(3) I do not want *any* foreign government bribing our politicians.
This is why Christian Zionists are losing the argument. In contrast to the extremely precise, clear positions stated above they only respond with "jew hater!", "anti-semite!"
Fair.
But I submit most with your views are just as imprecise as the other side. Many of the more prominent influencers do not differentiate between their beliefs on Israel and Jews. In fact, many use quite vulgar language against Jews.
FWIW, my support for Israel has never been about the Bible or my Christian faith. Rather, it's always been about Israel being an ally democracy in the middle of hell, a strategic partner, and mostly on the "right" side.
However, I very much understand my fellow Christians who do base their support on their Biblical view. And I do not agree with your view that the Jews of the Bible are not today's Jews.
Indeed. Like a lot of his views, there is nothing biblical about replacement theology.
But he lacks the scriptural knowledge to debate anyone on those topics.
Would you say that you agree or disagree with what Billy Graham has to say here on these Nixon tapes?
Who has these "Nixon Tapes" that have this on them? Or is this another fake Billy Graham ai voice?
a significant portion of the
Nixon White House tapes is publicly available, largely due to the Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Act of 1974. The materials are preserved and released by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) through the
Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum and other platforms.
Over 2000 hours of the Nixon tapes are publicly available.
The
Nixon tapes contain numerous recordings of conversations between President Richard Nixon and evangelist Billy Graham, including discussions about various topics from the Vietnam War to Nixon's speeches. The tapes offer insight into their personal and political relationship, with Graham offering encouragement and political commentary, such as his comments on a 1971 Vietnam-related speech by Nixon.
Examples of taped conversations
- June 27, 1972: A phone call captured by the White House Telephone taping system, known as Conversation 026-016.
- February 1, 1972: A conversation recorded by the Oval Office taping system, known as Conversation 662-004.
- April 11, 1973: A meeting in the Oval Office and a subsequent phone call (Conversation 044-143) are documented, with Graham and a White House operator present during the initial meeting.
- April 30, 1973: Nixon received calls from several supporters, including Graham, following a televised address about the Watergate scandal.
- April 7, 1971: A conversation on this date is included in the Presidential Recordings Digital Edition.
Key topics discussed
- Political commentary: In a 1971 call, Graham gave Nixon feedback on a speech, mentioning how he included a sentence about former senators who supported the Tonkin resolution.
- Encouragement: Graham offered Nixon encouragement, telling him that he had many people praying for him and that it meant a lot to the President.
- Public opinion: Graham commented on public reaction to Nixon's speeches, suggesting that while editorial writers might have a different opinion, the public would likely love a specific address.