Trump's Sec. of Interior, Doug Burgum, Will Make Alaska Available to the Homeless.

[Johny Joe Hold]

It's exciting to see the innovative thinking coming from the Trump Administration. Trump appointed Gov. Doug Burgum as his Sec. of the Interior. Interior has millions of acres of trees that are good for nothing. Alaska is a great place for some cheap housing. Now, these trees will be cleared in Alaska and poor people shipped there. Good things are happening under President Trump.

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[Anthony Harper]

Fascinating Mr Mayor. I do think moving to Alaska will be quite the change in scenery for some of these homeless people.
We definitely could use some newly built homes since housing prices are extreme nowadays.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Fascinating Mr Mayor. I do think moving to Alaska will be quite the change in scenery for some of these homeless people.
We definitely could use some newly built homes since housing prices are extreme nowadays.

Good thinking, Mr. Harper. The thing about Alaska is there are opportunities for people who cannot hold down a job in the lower 48. In Alaska there is gold panning all summer and moose hunting all winter. It's quite similar to North Dakota, the home state of Secretary Doug Burgum. I understand Burgum's family lived off of catfish all summer and deer and wild turkey's all winter. Even though both states have plenty of open space and only 600,000 people in each, Burgum does not want the homeless moving to North Dakota.

[MitzaLizalor]

[Alaskan] interior has millions of acres of trees that are good for . . . cheap housing.

When the pilgrims arrived, did they have federal funding to build housing? No. Of course not. Yet somehow strangely they did not generate a 3rd world hellhole because they loved Jesus and were frightened by God.

Luke 12:4-5 [Jesus speaking] I say unto you my friends, Be not afraid of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do. But I will forewarn you whom ye shall fear: Fear him, which after he hath killed hath power to cast into hell; yea, I say unto you, Fear him.

Hell. Is it a mere separation from God? “So what?” any self-respecting heathen would say. “Who'd wanna be within a parsec of that monster?” ~ which is no biggie. Jesus knew all the varieties of chopping up alive, eyeball gouging, feeding to crocodiles and/or nitric acid (either being equally worse IMO) yet something worser exists? Hell. That's what's worser. And because we know the difference between slugs fired into the brain BANG! BANG!(job done) versus a gradual lowering into nitric acid, either obviously would kill the body, we understand what Jesus meant. Hell is worse than nitric acid. Hell should frighten us more than acids and radio isotopes and God should frighten us more than anything because He loves us.

The pilgrims knew that everyone needed to understand this and by trees built a village. It's not about fear. It's about love.

Luke 12:6 Are not five sparrows sold for two farthings, and not one of them is forgotten before God?

Satan knows nothing about sparrows.

Satan knows nothing at all.