I've been writing about and warning my fellow Americans of the danger of judicial despotism for years. I know I've been beating this drum repeatedly in my recent Time Capsules, but believe ye me, it needs to be repeatedly beaten. Our judiciary is beating its war drums more loudly than ever against our country, and if we don't wake up to what's going on, we may soon find our constitutional republic scalped of its Constitution. The dire and desperate straits we find ourselves in today, thanks to the growing danger of unabated judicial despotism, just got more dire and desperate yesterday, when the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court jumped in with both feet to rebuke our president over calling for the impeachment .........

With Mike Pence, a professed evangelical Christian, publicly declaring Pope Francis the “Holy Father,” and with the world’s attention seemingly riveted on a hospital in Rome, where the pontiff’s health is failing and his death possibly looming, I felt compelled this morning to write this Wilderness Voice to warn you of the malignity of the papacy. Far from being benign, it is, according to the Bible, malignant. Please, take the time to read this Wilderness Voice carefully and prayerfully, for it is in my opinion essential reading for all wannabe children of Issachar; that is, for all who want to understand the times and know what they ought to do (1 Chronicles 12:32).   

In 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12, ...

Although I’ve already written a couple of articles on the Ukrainian War, I feel another is warranted, in light of things that have now come to light. If you would like to read our previously penned pieces, here are the links to them and the titles of them: 

1. The Madness of Fighting Unwinnable Wars https://www.timefortruth.citymaker.com/wef-not-what-it-use-to-be.html. 
2. Ukrainian War Spills Over Into Oval Office https://www.timefortruth.citymaker.com/anchor-babies.html. 

I’ll begin this third of my trio of treatises on the Ukrainian War with a salient point. This war presents our world with only three viable options. 

1. Ukraine can opt to continue to fight this unwinnable war, at the horrendous cost ...
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The territory known today as Ukraine has been contested throughout history. Its borders have been redrawn by such things as a Mongol invasion and a Cossack uprising. It’s been under Lithuanian and Polish control. It’s been absorbed by the Austrian Hapsburgs and the Russian Empire under Catherine the Great. And, of course, was a constituent part of the former Soviet Union (USSR). In this constant state of flux, it has been, for the most part, without its own national identity or unity. Then, in 1991, when the Soviet Union collapsed, at the end of the Cold War, Ukraine, with the support of Western policymakers, not only declared itself an independent sovereign state, but drew its own borders, including within them disputed .........