Thread by @jimstewartson

This explains a lot. I’ve been looking into Tim LaHaye, founder of the Council for National Policy #CNP.

He was allied with the Moonies in the 80s, led a protest of Rev. Moon’s jailing, and received financial assistance in return.

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Thread on the #CNP.
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The CNP was designed from the beginning to push us toward the Rapture — a relatively new invention of Christian doomsday cultists — where everyone “saved” by Jesus will rise up to meet him.

Tim LaHaye was a master propagandist and wrote a series of books to promote his ideas of the Christian apocalypse.

The books detail LaHaye’s specific fantasies about the Rapture and the End Times.

It is fundamentally white supremacist accelerationism.

Christian doomsday ideology has been there all along. It’s confusing, especially to non-believers. It’s like Dungeons and Dragons with no agreed upon rules.

One of the things the world has to come to grips with is that hundreds of millions of people are actively pursuing this.

It used to be that End Times theology was pretty much isolated to a few hours on Sunday in certain churches and guys on the street corner with a cardboard sign saying “THE END IS NIGH.”

This is no longer the case.

Mike Flynn has been working for years now to merge Christian doomsday theology with fascist accelerationist ideology.

Here he leads a large Christian congregation in a prayer directly lifted from a dangerous doomsday cult leader.

He deceived them into committing heresy.

37 years after Tim LaHaye organized a protest for Sun-Myung Moon, Moon’s son Sean has a spinoff cult which is extremely focused on the manufacture and distribution of weapons of war.

They are having a cult rally this weekend with guest speaker and subpoena avoider, Steve Bannon.


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