VM writes:

I want to thank you for the excellent link to The Quash, wherein ‘Legalman’ talks about the Sandy Hook fiasco.

Within a day or two of the December 2012 “events” of Sandy Hook, I fired off a naive and knee-jerk response to the “shooting” to Lawrence Auster. At the time I lacked the information to come to the truth about this watershed event in 21st century America. I simply assumed that it was true, and Mr. Auster actually published my comments (which means, of course, that he believed it for a few days himself). The default position of Christian truth-tellers is to assume that other people are telling the truth.

But perhaps this is no longer true …

I have since spent a not insignificant amount of time investigating this “school shooting”, and I now of course know the truth about what happened. The fact that Alex Jones is meekly going along with the court judgment against him, without putting his foot down and continuing to assert the truth is confusing, to say the least.

I am a Bible teacher in a small Christian school in Mississippi. I have been at this for twenty years now, and I have had to re-think my assumptions about a host of things. But I think that the following conclusion has been the saddest and most melancholy realization of my 59 years on this planet; i.e. Christian truth-tellers no longer have a home in any institution in this land.

I used to live (at least subconsciously) by the dictum “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.” But now I have concluded that “the enemy of my enemy may be yet another enemy.”

Or, as the old Carter Family spiritual says, “There’s no hiding place down here.”

I used to be a Republican, because they at least fought the Liberals. Well, that old canard no longer applies. The Republicans and Democrats are but two heads of the same monster.

I used to support national Israel, because they were at least fighting the Muslims who have hated Christians for 1,400 years. Of course, both Israel and Islam hate traditional stalwart Christians, and it is a known fact that when push comes to shove, both Judaism and Islam will persecute Christians whenever they have a chance.

I’ll admit that the Muslims of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank have the moral upper hand, but I also contend that both Jews and Muslims are my enemy; I don’t side with either group. (On a related note, “traditional Catholic” E. Michael Jones absolutely embarrasses himself with his sidling up to the Muslims. Strange, weird, and fruitless).

Your comments on Ursula Haverbeck further illustrate the present-day spirit of non-reality. She questions whether or not Auschwitz was an “extermination” camp, when it is easily proven that disease and starvation (caused by Allied bombings of everything that even moved in 1944 and ’45) did ALL the dirty work of producing those thousands of emaciated corpses we’ve seen in the old photographs. And for the crime of noticing  Ursula was hounded to the end of her days.

Mainline Christianity (either Protestant or Roman Catholic) plays along with the entire “Holocaust” narrative, and to even broach the subject of “Holocaust revisionism” in polite company is professional suicide.

So if I can’t talk honestly about the Holohoax in either my confessional Protestant church OR a Novus Ordo parish, then which of the two is my friend, and which is my enemy?

There’s no hiding place down here for people who tell the truth. To say that this makes me sad is such an understatement that it isn’t even worth saying. And when non-Christians such as the man who runs The Quash or the Holocaust revisionist Robert Faurisson are willing to tell the truth about reality, then what is a man like me to do?

Thank you, Mrs. Wood, for being a Christian truth-teller. From my point of view, there is no greater compliment I can give to another human being. May the Lord Jesus bless you and keep you.

And a Happy Thanksgiving week to you and yours.

Laura writes:

Thank you — and Happy Thanksgiving!

Alex Jones is just an actor. His job is to discredit and scare away ‘truthers.’

As Legalman points out, the veracity of his claim that Sandy Hook was a staged psy-op was never adjudicated. I doubt the financial judgment against him was even real.

So if I can’t talk honestly about the Holohoax in either my confessional Protestant church OR a Novus Ordo parish, then which of the two is my friend, and which is my enemy?

I would say, neither is your friend.

Thanks again.

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