The Time Bomb of Aiding the Invasion

Churches must prepare now. Many must repent.

Yes, this is yet another post related to church and parachurch enabling of the Invasion, particularly by agencies in Big Evangelicalism.  One may be forgiven if one thinks me rather obsessed with the unpleasant topic.  But I contend that most leaders in the church are not paying enough attention, both to how “Christian” aid of the Invasion is wrong and to how it could go horribly wrong.

Yes, I think the situation, bad as it already is, could get much worse for the church, along with the country as a whole.  And not only from the human trafficking, the fentanyl, the murders, the drug cartel and terrorist infiltration, etc.

There is already a strong undercurrent of righteous anger against those inviting and aiding the Invasion.  The anger is mainly and rightly aimed at the Biden Regime and Democrats along with some RINOs.  But more are noticing and will notice that church and parachurch agencies are aiding the Invasion, too.  (And Megan Basham’s upcoming book Evangelicals for Rent will make people that much more aware.)

That anger will likely get worse still.  It’s almost inevitable.  I hate to predict horrors and pray I’m wrong, but with all the criminals and terrorists and drug cartel monsters who have surely gotten in thanks to Biden, we can expect one or more horrific atrocities from invaders. I’m not expecting a 9-11, but it will be bad.

And it will provoke so much anger in this country that I doubt the targets will be only those who most deserve punishment — the Democrats, NGOs and other Globalist traitors behind the Invasion.  The anger, with some justification, will target those who willfully enabled the Invasion — World Relief and most of the rest of Big Eva among them.

Worse, no telling how many churches who had little or nothing to do with the Invasion will get lumped with those who willfully aided it.  Just as good faithful Roman Catholics were targeted and smeared after the child abuse scandal broke wide open, any number of faithful Christians who did not aid the Invasion and even opposed it may get targeted as well.

Again, let’s hope and pray matters do not get this ugly.  If I’m alarmist and wrong on this, then good.  And even if I’m right, I do not presume to know just how ugly it will get, and I doubt it fruitful to speculate.  But we must not be naive.  Such a massive invasion with ample aid from supposed Christians asks for horrific consequences with great anger following.

More subtle is that many faithful and potential faithful out of exasperation, anger and disappointment will walk away from churches that were so careless as to aid the Invasion.  That includes churches who did so inadvertently, such as churches who, with good motives, contribute to World Relief and other Christian agencies.  Rod Dreher is among those who walked away from the Roman Catholic Church because of the child abuse scandal.  No telling how many people evangelical and other churches will lose because of their role in assisting the Invasion.  (And that may include the Roman Catholic Church again.  Catholic Charities has aided illegal immigration for many years.)

Churches need to prepare for what is likely coming.  A start is to cease any giving, either directly or indirectly, to World Relief, Catholic Charities or other agencies aiding the Invasion.  And document the decision to stop.  One way is simply a letter or email telling the agency you are ceasing giving to them due to their aiding illegal immigration.  Keep a copy of the letter.  An additional step is to draft and pass a statement opposing aid to illegal immigration.

The time may come when it will be helpful to document that your church opposed aiding the Invasion and took steps accordingly.  The time may come when it will be helpful both for peace and witness to be able to tell people, with documentation, that you did not aid the Invasion and opposed it.

Such steps are wise and right anyway.  They may sadly become more necessary than we now know.

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After I wrote the first draft of the above, news came out that four invaders (Yes, that is what they are. That is I what I will call them.) who assaulted and beat two cops in New York were released back on the streets with NO BAIL.  Here is additional comment.  And Megan Basham retains her sense of humor in chiming in.

One of invaders had already allegedly committed assault while attempting a robbery — twice:

One of the men, Reveron, has two open cases in Manhattan for assault and robbery.  In November, he allegedly “pushed, punched and bit” a Nordstrom Rack employee who caught him lifting a $130 item from the Union Square store’s display rack, according to law enforcement sources. Last month, Reveron also allegedly “punched with a closed fist” a loss prevention officer at the Herald Square Macy’s after trying to pull off a robbery with two other suspects, the sources said.

These and many more incidents inflame more and more the undercurrent of hot righteous anger I note above. Again, I do not know if and when the anger reaches a break out point.   But churches must stop being accessories to such invasion and crime.  What Big Eva is doing now in aiding the Invasion is a profound wrong that invites retribution from both God and man.