Faith in Leadership

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Over the years I guess I started loosing my faith in leadership - a stolen Presidential election or two, the erosion of Congressional districts, the institutional bias in the Senate. In parallel the semi-religious rise of the "superstar" boss, miserly tax breaks for billionaires, not to mention the ongoing failures of Benghazi.

Today that faith has been restored. The Supremest Court Of All Time has finally done something the People want and ended baby murder. Down the street I can hear mobs forming and celebratory gunfire, now permitted thanks to newly relaxed open carry laws. Hooray, the system works.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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Today that faith has been restored. The Supremest Court Of All Time has finally done something the People want and ended baby murder. Down the street I can hear mobs forming and celebratory gunfire, now permitted thanks to newly relaxed open carry laws. Hooray, the system works.

Surely the left will now give up. I don't want to see people screaming about women's rights or stopping mass shootings by licensing gun owners. Opposition to what Jesus wants, no abortions and lots of guns, is so out of date.

We have victory in Jesus.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Surely the left will now give up. I don't want to see people screaming about women's rights or stopping mass shootings by licensing gun owners. Opposition to what Jesus wants, no abortions and lots of guns, is so out of date.

We have victory in Jesus.

Discipline is key. People need to feel an economic noose around their neck before they will learn proper moral values. Speak, when spoken to. Serve, with a smile. Heads, down. Shut up, shut up, shut up! I feel we've been trying to drum this into their uppity heads for years, now it's time to shove it in their rotten mouths. Praise be to God!

[Johny Joe Hold]

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As a career politician, there is one thing I need to remind everyone here at LBC of whenever making public statements about the decision to overturn Roe.

There are some among our brethren who want to put all women who have had an abortion in jail. It was their decision, they say, and when 1st Degree Murder takes place the person who arranged the killing must go to prison. Maybe, they say, it is even punishable by death.

We all know this is true, the woman is guilty of murder. But politics make this an unsustainable position. There are simply too many women voters. We need, instead, in all public statements to say this, "The woman is a victim. Atheists and the abortion industry forced this abortion on the woman and she knew nothing about it."

I'm hoping our anti abortion operatives will find women to put on television ads saying they had abortions but have no idea how it happened.

https://religionnews.com/2022/06/24/...eek-abortions/

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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We all know this is true, the woman is guilty of murder. But politics make this an unsustainable position.

Sir, if that is the case then politics is the problem. If 63% of voters want something that is not acceptable to me based on my interpretation of a book someone in a very sharp outfit told me was written by God, who somebody explained was even more important than the man in the sharp outfit, then what? We're supposed to listen to guys in shitty suits? Not happening.

[MitzaLizalor]

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Another area to consider is people who never listen to anything said by anyone wearing any sort of suit. To get through to these people, a ministry team would need to dress like this.

Leadership is needed here, and I have faith in Landover's leaders, the Pastors and our deaconess. The type of person I'm referring to accepts instruction from men and women, pays no attention to crackpot religious views, all they need to do is not wear a suit because only crooks wear suits. It could be the worst suit ever bought at a joke shop – still ain't gonna happen. The result is they never hear The Good News and worse, are exposed to heretics who do wear this stuff. Here's some more examples.

As you can see there are several styles which, if worn, will get you listened to by a considerable percentage of people. Hell is very unpleasant and nobody wants to go there. Satan uses every method he can to keep entire generations ignorant and although at one time a sharp outfit helped him get his message across, now he's using different styles, all dreadful, many worse than the few I've included here. Satan wants everyone to reject leadership, even when it's in their best interests.

Is this a type of ministry Landover could use to reah these rebellious malcontents?

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Well certainly there's no better authority on authoritarian style than someone who has co-owned a Miss Universe franchise. So let's hear from the President of The United States of America:

Truth is the proper and sufficient antagonist to error, and has nothing to fear from the conflict, unless, by human interposition, disarmed of her natural weapons, free argument and debate; errors ceasing to be dangerous when it is permitted freely to contradict them....

Whoops, wrong one:

I love gold. Everything about it, the color, the shininess of it, the... shape. All of it.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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Well certainly there's no better authority on authoritarian style than someone who has co-owned a Miss Universe franchise. So let's hear from the President of The United States of America:

I love gold. Everything about it, the color, the shininess of it, the... shape. All of it.

Leadership is such a gift. Leaders need to be in touch with the common man, but have a reach just a bit beyond him. That is the deep understanding reflected by our President Trump on the topic of gold. My guess in every other leader in the world jotted down that statement and will use it themselves in time.

[WWJDnow]

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For the most part, I'm on board with the Republicans, but the Democrat party is a lost cause.

Remember when we had strong Democrat leaders like Strom Thurmond and George Wallace who were willing to stand up for the rights of white Christians and for white, Christian culture? Yes, I know people called them racists, but that's unfair. They were segregationists, not racists. Now the only segregationists left are Republicans. That's why we need to support Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and other Republicans who want to return us to the 1950s, when race relations were at their peak and America was great.

[Johny Joe Hold]

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For the most part, I'm on board with the Republicans, but the Democrat party is a lost cause.

Remember when we had strong Democrat leaders like Strom Thurmond and George Wallace who were willing to stand up for the rights of white Christians and for white, Christian culture? ... Now the only segregationists left are Republicans. That's why we need to support Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and other Republicans who want to return us to the 1950s, when race relations were at their peak and America was great.

You mentioned Governor Ronnie DeSantis. Today he did some nice Christian work. It involved homerism. He lashed out at a restaurant children's program that hired drag homers to perform. That is a refreshing display of American Christian values we can all endorse.

DeSantis files complaint against Miami restaurant after kids attend drag show, citing 1947 ruling on ‘men impersonating women’ – The Hill

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

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Politicians exposing the LIE of men dressed up as women need to be supported. Ron is a master at figuring it out like he has a radar for it or something.

I once had a semi-retarted teenage nephew that we brought to a kids' show - clowns, magic, women in miniskirts, etc. - and the little brat kept yelling out how all the tricks were done, ruining it for the 6 year olds. So smart. He is now head of the Republican Youth for picking out trannies and queers.