There was a domestic terrorist attack on January 23rd in Los Angeles County,
California. You see, there was actually a crude bomb, otherwise known as an
improvised explosive device, used at a church. The church was First Works
Baptist Church in El Monte, California. The New York Times decided to cover this
story, briefly, and ran an article, and I kid you not, this was the actual title.
Bomb Explodes at California Church Known for Hateful Views. That was really the
title. They might have sort of just called it, Church Was Bombed Then It Got
What It Deserved. I mean, seriously, that slant is just so incredibly obvious. Like,
they deserved it for being Christian or something. But to cover this story
properly, in addition to the church being bombed, it was also, I guess you could say,
defiled, spray-painted with obscenities, and the words, get out, were on the front
of the church. This is a church that has come under leftist criticism for some
time. About two weeks ago, Bruce Meijer, the pastor of the church, reported to the
police that he had had an arson threat that came across social media. Nothing
was done. Of course, this is, like I said, Los Angeles County, California, so we're
talking a really leftist area, so we shouldn't be surprised. And if history is
to be our guide, the threat that was, you know, left on social media is
probably just still there, with the same accounts still up, you know, because
Twitter and Facebook and similar companies all approved threats against
the right people. But yeah, no one was arrested, nothing was done, and now the
church has been bombed. Well, see, leftists hate this church because of their
pretty strong anti-gay views. The pastor, Bruce Meijer, had attended a Make
America Straight Again conference in 2020, which upset the usual parties. Now,
the leftist media has reported that the church pastor said some pretty extreme
things from time to time in regards to sexual perversions. For example, he seeks
that homosexuals get a state-imposed death penalty. That's very Old Testament.
Of course, Christ taught a message of mercy for the repentant, but would we be
analyzing any of this if it were a mask that were targeted? Would the mainstream
media? Would they say a hateful mask has been bombed? I don't think so. If it was a
Muslim priest, otherwise known as an imam, and he'd said something, I don't think
you'd have the same coverage at all. There would be no justification for the
bombing, which is what they're doing in this case. The media is actively seeking
justification for the bombing. Like, what if it were an abortion clinic? Would we
say, well, maybe it's justified if they were doing abortions just late enough? I
don't think so. I don't think the media would really take that approach. But the
FBI and the local police departments say there's no motive and no suspects. This
is a place that's been picketed numerous times, that's had threats numerous times,
and yet there are just no suspects. Who knows what it could be? The motive is
just totally unknown. This is the way the media is reporting it, too. They're not
even surprised. They're like, well, it's been picketed a bunch of times, and
they're on all these different hate lists and everything, but who knows who
could have, you know, been the person who was bombing the church? Like, you know,
it's incredible, seriously. This church is on a list of SPLC, that's Southern
Poverty Law Center, hate groups, and it would not be the first group to get
targeted by someone who is using that list. And imagine for a second, if I've
produced a list of my political or ideological enemies, and then someone
used that list to target them, to physically target them and hunt them
down, you imagine how I would be covered in the media? The SPLC? Perfectly fine.
Perfectly okay. Like, and would a mosque have even been placed on that list for
espousing similar views? I don't think so. In fact, those views are very common
inside of mosques. And I'm just gonna give you this short report, because the media
won't really cover this story in any respectful way, and in fact, most
of them didn't even cover the story, didn't make primetime news. If you heard
of this story, it was doing like a four or five hour window on the internet,
that's it. Now, as communists gain more and more power in America, we're headed
toward a situation where Christian persecution is the norm in the US, with
the media, law enforcement, and the political class aiding and abetting. And I
don't just mean Democrats. Republicans have shown themselves to be who they
really are. They've shown themselves to not be our allies. This whole story
was an attack on Christianity at multiple levels. It was, of course, the
bombing of a Christian church, which is more obviously an attack on Christianity,
but then the way that the media coalesced together to condemn the church
as, you know, when it's actually the victim. That shows you the way our
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