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Evangelism Gone Wild

In a recent Q&A video, John Piper exemplified how pastors rhetorically use emotion and circumlocution to avoid crucial questions so they can spend their time and their parishioners’ tithes on more spiritual things. Asked if Christians should keep guns in their homes to protect their families, Piper answers in the negative – albeit a contradictory negative. After hemming and hawing a bit – I’m not sure what shooting squirrels with a pellet gun as a kid has to do with whether I can lawfully take the life of a pagan who’s about to take mine and rape my wife – Piper draws upon the famous story of Christian missionaries who chose to sacrifice their lives rather than those of unbelievers. read more

Scott M Terry Interviews ‘Beyond Off Grid’ Filmmaker

Here’s some audio worth your time. It’s Scott M. Terry’s interview of Sean Tounn and Jason Matyas about Sean’s upcoming documentary film, Beyond Off Grid. What good is freedom of speech, guns and ammo, and a basement full of prepper supplies once your food runs out? We must beat the grid by replacing it, not by temporarily hiding from it.

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TT Live 15: Robert Fingolfin on Armed Bureaucrats vs Civilians

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Join us for a discussion on the failed American police and military models, and their threat to civilians.

Robert’s previous Tribal Theocrat Live interviews: One | Two

Outline (roughly speaking – many more goodies in the audio):

  • Chris Kyle’s funeral at Jerry’s World – Red State fascism and its love of militarism and cops.
  • Cop history
  • Rethinking law:  Big, theonomic law vs. Small, Talmudic law
    1. Solzhenitsyn’s 1978 Harvard commencement speech
    2. Problem with law in Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Judaism.
      3. read more

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    TT Podcast 20: Thugs and Killers by Any Other Name…

    The podcast rants are back.

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    TT Live 14: Mickey Henry on Firearms and Self-Defense

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    Mickey Henry from Empty Tomb Books joins us again on February 2 to discuss the all-important topic of firearms and self-defense. Join us at 10pm EST for another great interview, and be sure to hear his last one here.

    Outline:

  • Mickey’s Interest and Expertise in the Subject
  • Theology of Self-Defense and Firearms
    1. Second Amendment
    2. Human Rights Problems
    3. Theology of the Death Penalty
    4. Theology of Self-Defense
    5. Doctrine of Kinsman-Redeemer
    6. Doctrine of Authority
    7. Putting God to a Foolish Test
    8. Christian View of Weapons
    9. Jewish View of Gun Control
    10. Unbeliever’s View of Gun Control
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    Vigilantism is Arming and Trusting Yourself Rather Than Cops

    An honest sheriff . Sort of.

    With officers laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option.

    On the contrary, Sheriff Clarke, 911 is hardly ever our best option when the average police response time is 15 minutes as opposed to the five seconds it takes an armed citizen to draw and fire.

    You have a duty to protect yourself and your family. We’re partners now. Can I count on you?

    Doesn’t matter. We sovereign citizens have always been our own first responders and the primary protectors of our families. You count on yourself to protect your family, and I’ll count on myself to protect mine. Got it? The real question is whether we can trust you tax-parasites who take orders and enforce capricious public policy for a living.  I don’t want to be partners with such people. read more

    Soldiers Concerned About Second Amendment, Threat of Tyranny

    loveorleaveQuestions:

  • How did this “hero” fight for our country and for our second amendment when he and every U.S. solider since Lincoln’s War have only fought for Israel and U.S. global-imperial interests?
  • Why in the world is this soldier concerned with “the threat of tyranny” when he signed up to kill for the most tyrannical country on the planet?
  • Has a U.S. solider in a hundred years ever dispatched someone that actually attacked our
    soil or our liberties?
  • How do soldier boys go from those earning a living as members of the President’s abroad kill force, to those worried about the President’s domestic kill force? Isn’t tyranny tyranny? Unjust killing unjust killing?
  • If these men freely signed up for a criminal syndicate to invade, murder, and occupy indigenous innocents, is it not a bit disingenuous for them now to cry freedom as their former boss threatens to commission the new guard to perform their old vocation upon us?
  • Given the recent decades of blood these soldiers have shed for our gun rights, you’d think the second amendment would be our most secure freedom. Why then does it appear so volatile under today’s violent assaults?
  • More poignantly, how is it even possible that our second amendment is under attack from the same government that ordered these soldier boys to fight so zealously for it?
  • Have you ever wondered why these soldiers aren’t fighting for these
    freedoms?
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    Cop Threatens to Murder Innocent Gun Owner, Worse to Come

    In the video below, Florida Deputy Sheriff Andy Cox typifies the role of current cops: Armed Revenue-Collecting Bully.

    Stopped for not having the correct sticker on his license plate, the driver exits his large truck and is asked for his drivers license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. When the driver reaches back into his truck to look for his papers, here’s basically how the encounter ensued:

    Cop: Why are you carrying a gun?

    Civilian: I always carry it.

    Cop: Put your hands on the vehicle or I’ll shoot you in the f*cking back! read more

    Happy MLK Day

    As we celebrate the man who gets credit for the ubiquitously celebrated intrusion into the white man’s wallet, neighborhood, and payroll known as the Civil Rights laws, we pause to highlight the heroic content of Martin Luther King’s character, rather than judge him by the color of his skin.

    Michael Eric Dyson, Professor of sociology at Georgetown University, has written a biography of MLK entitled “I May Not Get There with You: The True Martin Luther King, Jr.” In this book he documents many juicy details on King. read more