"I came across an unimaginably frightening word/concept today -
RAHOWA - RacialHolyWar.It's not liberals who coined this monstrosity. It's feverish white Christian authoritarians".
- Commenter on NY Times
Having already seen (May 30 post) the outsized role of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) in driving the specter of White Christian Nationalism - it behooves us to go further. Especially given this mutant system is based on the deranged belief America is a Christian nation founded for its white Xtian inhabitants. And which laws must support their benefits (i.e. halting the advance of equality for people of color, religious minorities, women and the nonreligious, it behooves us to expose the primary 'movers' and 'shakers' at the grunt or ground forces level.
The foremost Christian Nationalist - and 2nd in line to the presidency - is none other than Mike Johnson, current House Speaker. Few are aware that his primary goal is to make the U.S. a "Biblical Republic". For example, this Christianoid cretin insists that the separation of church and state is a myth. He also has cast the Declaration of Independence as a "creed" despite the fact it was written by Deists, not Christians.
Increasingly, members of the media, academics and others use the term “Christian Nationalism,” and often “white Christian Nationalism,” to describe a political movement that seeks to topple our democracy by undermining church-state separation and declaring America a “Christian nation.” This resurgent movement is part of the backlash against the changing demographics in the U.S. and the struggle to retain traditional white Christian power structures. Basically we see nascent extremists raging against the erosion of their long-held power structures. Much of this is derived from their false belief that the U.S. is a "Christian nation" - which falsehood I have skewered in many previous posts.
Indeed, even Article 11 of the Treaty of Tripoli makes this clear::
"As the
Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the
Christian religion; as it has in itself no
character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility, of Mussulmen;
and, as the said States never entered into any war, or act of hostility against
any Mahometan nation, it is declared by the parties, that no pretext arising
from religious opinions, shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony
existing between the two countries"
Backed by a billion-dollar shadow network of powerful organizations and political allies spending millions on litigation, lobbying, and messaging, this movement will stop at nothing to secure their power and privilege. This is exactly why the light of knowledge, information and insight must be directed at their nests and mind virus spreaders.
Anyway, for future reference here is the Xtiian Nationalist Rogues' Gallery of miscreants one needs to be mindful of:
This is especially, as I've already shown (May 30 post) , that Trump intends to use these extremists to forge his Amerikkan Dictatorship should he manage to snooker enough dumpkopfs to vote for him. Less known to most people (and the mainstream media has been amiss in its duty to warn) a majority of the January 6 insurrectionists were fanatical members of extremist white Christian Nationalist groups, in particular the NAR.
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by Bill Berkowitz | May 24, 2024 - 5:33am | permalink
Everybody knows that the presidential election will come down to six or seven battleground states. There’s bad news for the Biden campaign as a recent poll has Trump leading him in 5 of six swing states. And to add fuel to the bad-news fire, Lance Wallnau, a major figure within the New Apostolic Reformation, an ultra-Christian Nationalist movement, has launched a major campaign chasing Christian voters in districts in those states. According to veteran journalist Frederick Clarkson, “Apostle Wallnau's Courage Tour is not just a tent revival road show. This is a sophisticated, targeted, political outreach campaign to increase evangelical turnout in selected counties in swing states
And:
Political experts, historians, and scholars of fascism are sounding the alarm after Donald Trump posted video Monday afternoon that promised a “unified Reich,” once again echoing language used by Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany.
“Trump’s continued use of Nazi rhetoric is un-American and despicable. Yet too many Americans are brushing off the glaring red flags about what could happen if he returns to the White House,” former Trump White House deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews warned. “When someone shows you who they are, believe them.”
The video features made-up newspaper headlines claiming a Trump win of the 2024 presidential election. It asks, “What’s Next for America,” and promotes “the creation of a unified Reich.”
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