Lets take a look at homelessness. Here in Canada it’s already
tough to be poor. It’s illegal to sleep on public land, and crown land can be seized at any time by law enforcement. The Crown Lands Act endows them with this privilege. Ever been a Canadian in a park that said "I have the right to sit here, you can't make me leave, this is public property?" Well, according to the law you don't have the right, and they can, and will, arrest you if they please. We also have taxes which
make it hard to exist without the world and not filing taxes can even be considered a form of tax evasion. Cops harass the
poor more than many other groups, and it’s likely we’ll see a hardening on the poor in our country.
In the United States life is getting worse daily. I
blogged about the old man who was arrested for feeding the poor and mentioned the man who was arrested for sheltering the poor, but not
only are those who support the poor under attack, the poor
themselves often find themselves being attacked by the system.
There’s a place in Los Angeles
called Skidrow. It’s become a refuge for many of the city’shomeless.
Although crime can be heavy there decent people just try to get by on what little they have.
The city decided to come up with a plan to deal with what they call a homeless problem. Their solution was the broken
windows theory. Itamounted to police entering skid row and tearing
down tents, sweeping the streets clean of all homeless people’s possessions, and
even arresting old men for sitting on “stolen crates”, which could have been already
sitting there on the sidewalk when people sat. It was a blatant attack on American civil rights.
The documentary above is pretty good. It gives a good look
into poor people’s fight to keep what little they have. Still, it’s under attack. The video below outlines a pretty good portion of the assault being carried out.
We have to keep helping the poor, and fighting crime, but we also have to fight this Nazi mentality that seeks to "end" poverty in atrocious ways. We have to be careful, because there's a real difference between not having money and poverty. Poverty is often treated like some kind of burden that acts as a plague. The working class has it stuck in there mind that they have to end poverty. This has NEVER been the case. They have to help end the burden of poverty. Being poor is a place some people go to get freedom, and there's true freedom in it. Freedom the rich, and working class have forgotten about, or never felt. It's freedom from all things, including money. They've never had freedom from money, so therefore they don't understand it, nor have they EVER experienced its truth. They don't understand the burden it can relieve, and the absolute theoropy it can render. This is truth that runs deeper than a camping trip, or vacation, this is the true freedom.
In the bible there's an interesting story where Jesus tells a rich man to give up his possessions. This shows that God sometimes wants people to be poor, but likely also to see the truth in it, the good in it, and feel its true freedom. This is another reason why poverty is so fiercely and cruelly attacked spiritually. Not because it's bad, but because God can do good in it. It can be freedom, and when it comes right down to it, the core of their movement has little to do with freedom.
I know lots of people don’t get down with Christianity and likely hate it, but if you stick around and read these posts I’ll take you on a mind trip you may never have thought possible. It seems now more than ever Christianity is under attack. In the United States this is amazingly prevalent. Their military was given a list of terrorist threats, and oddly enough evangelical Christians were at the top of that list. You might be surprised to see other groups such as Al-Qaedaand the KKK sharing a space on the list, but not taking precedence. That's right, for some reason the authors of this agenda, the writers of this list, prioritized Christianity as the greatest threat. Check out the Washington Times article below.
We might think, well, there are extremist Christians, even ones that would hurt people, and they have carried out terrorist attacks. This is true. There are Christian groups in the United States that actually train with guns, and the government has some concerns with such groups, especially when it comes to instating their New World Order, but there’s something darker at play. It’s more than just extremist Christians that find themselves under attack. It's almost every facet of the religion.
It started simple enough. First people were taking bibles from schools. If bibles aren't 100% true this can seem justified in the Lord’s eyes, but if there’s darker agendas hidden behind, like getting rid of what truth lies within, we’d see there’s more evil at play than we first thought. They took bibles, they took prayer, and attacked public assembly in the name of God. Now in America they’re censoring Christian talk in public events, removing bible verses from military guns, and taking horrible steps to demonize those of the faith.
People are now starting to get arrested for illegally housing the homeless. An old men was even arrested for feeding the poor. People are arrested handing out bibles. Cops are actually coming into soup kitchens and feed the poor events and laying charges on curators. I don’t think this is just to enforce the law, but think it has deeper ties to police mentality and Nazism, but those are other topics yet to come. Like I said, stick around and I’ll take you on a trip.
The above video shows a law passed which makes it illegal to feed the poor in public. This means, if a man was hungry on the side of the road, you couldn’t pass him a sandwich. This is all part of something darker. Good people don’t pass laws condemning charitable activity. They don’t make kindness illegal. This is the work of horrible morals and a crossbreed of atheism, Satanism, and whatever other evils are out there, but we’ll get to that later. For now check this out.
