The proof of nefarious intent within the parent organization resides further in the article, resting like serpentine fashion in the weeds. However by its inclusion, the quote gives an indication of future “No Kings” plans for the area and nation, saying

 “Some attendees were focused on November’s general election, in which control of Harrisburg is up in the air and the partisan tilt of the U.S. House could hinge on voting in purple districts in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.”

The political tactic planned therefore fits neatly into the framework established and outlined for communist rule of America, as promoted in Saul Alinsky’s book entitled “Rules for Radicals”. In his writing, we find socialists were prompted to cause social unrest and then make much of their own being the messianic answer socially-engineered for curing the trouble. In this often violent tactic, the rightly-elected government thereby stands riotously assaulted by a needy population being ill-used by the atheistic powers.

 Within this societal framework, the Church ministering in the United States needs to stand once again as witness. We need to properly address the needs of the population. To do this correctly, we need address the government according to our biblically provided freedom using right actions guaranteed for us in the Constitution’s Bill of Rights. This plan reminds me of actions done by our clergy forebears who worked rightfully during the decades of our national formation. We of the Church need to follow their example and get more involved.

 The problem for the Church today, however, arises as liberal, mainline denominations have been corrupted in their religious calling. These have diminished their

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Media coverage would lead us to believe that Minneapolis, MN is the leading geographic area for political unrest. This remains as a diversion tactic taking attention away from such socialist arenas as Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.