🧵SOUTH CAROLINIANS: @MarkLynchSC is endorsed by Gen. Mike Flynn (Ret.) and made the repost you see below. The remaining posts in this thread are:

1. Mike Flynn leading an auditorium in an occult prayer, quoting it almost word-for-word from Theosophist cult priestess Elizabeth Clare Prophet.

2. The video Lynch reposted from the Chinese communist "professor" in which he explains how capitalism is slavery because it rejects what occultists call "unitive consciousness."

3. A link to a post that describes what the commie professor is talking about. It's the occult idea of "unitive consciousness." It is collectivist, and it will be, and has been, used to justify mass ₥uŗðег.

Nobody likes Graham, but to replace him with this guy would be leaping out of the frying pan and doing a cannonball into the fire.

@TaraServatius, @bfrady61, @CharlieOnAir Here's Mike Flynn leading a congregation in what may sound like a Christian prayer, but is in fact an occult prayer. Specifically, it is almost word-for-word a prayer offered in the '80s by Theosophist Elizabeth Clare Prophet, who headed the Summit Lighthouse cult.

🧵 1/12 In 1989, the FBI wrote a report on Christian Identity (CI), a right-wing ideology that twists Christianity to justify white supremacy. Christian nationalism (CN) shares most of CI’s core ideas. Let’s compare. Buckle up, buttercup—it’s time for a thread! 2/12 The FBI released the report in response to a FOIA request. Below is a link to the file at the FBI website. We’ll compare it to current, CN teaching. Book page images are from Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism unless otherwise noted.
vault.fbi.gov/Christian%20Id…

🧵 1/20 Christian nationalists want to make the US a “Christian nation.” Preaching the gospel is not how they’ll do it. They’ll do it by scrapping the republic. No more Constitution. No more “We the People.” Who will be in charge? Joel Webbon says a king. Let’s explore… 2/20 All book page images are from Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism. It’s like Mein Kampf or Das Kapital for Christian nationalism and lays out Wolfe’s vision for the Christian nation that will replace the United States after the revolution.

🧵1/12 Christian nationalist pastor William Wolfe equates a pretty standard set of conservative values with Christian nationalism and says Protestants believed what he believes until recently. This is gaslighting. A quick thread on what Christian nationalists (CN) really offer… 2/12 All of the page images I’m posting come from Stephen Wolfe’s book, The Case for Christian Nationalism. While there are different flavors of CN (Catholics and Protestants, for example), the ideas you’re about to read are pretty common to all of them.

🧵1/15 Here, a self-described anti-communist says Democrats are in no way communist and that believing they are makes you look crazy. Let's take this post point by point, because it is critical that we understand what is happening in the United States. A thread... 2/15 First point, Democrats don’t call themselves communist. No kidding. Neither did Fidel Castro. He said his idea was democracy and denied being a communist on NBC’s Meet the Press on April 19, 1959, a few months after his victory and Bautista’s flight from Cuba.

For at least a couple of years, revolutionaries have used the "Christ is King" cult spell to lure Christians away from Christ and into their radical political movement. They sound Christian, but beware: they do not speak the truth. The post below will help us understand this: First of all, Jesus didn't say "Christ is King" at all. Ever. To do so would to be bearing witness of Himself, which He explicitly refused to do. In fact, you won't find the exact phrase, "Christ is King," anywhere in the entire Bible. So that's lie #1.

🧵A microdrama that unfolded this morning is the perfect example of woke manipulation through incantation. It is EXACTLY the same tactic we saw Black Lives Matter use on America in 2020. Christians, you are the target of this new spell. Let's take a look at it. The scene below unfolded again and again in 2020. Black Lives Matter agitators would demand that bystanders repeat the phrase, "Black Lives Matter!" If you said "All lives matter," you were attacked. If you said anything other than those exact, three words, you were the enemy.

Many have commented on the LA protests saying something like, "If they love living in America so much, why are they waving foreign flags?"

In a nutshell, they hate United States and are part of a much larger effort. Let's take a long walk together...

. We have to go back to the 1950s to get the big picture. That's when the Chinese Communist Party started taking a real interest in Latin America. In his 1969 paper, "Chinese Communist Cultural Diplomacy toward Latin America, 1949-1960," William E. Ratliff made this observation: