"Putin... a rational world leader handles cultural [CRT] Marxism, saying, "I am a proponent of the traditional approach that a woman is a woman & a man is a man... I hope that our society has the internal moral protection dictated by the traditional religio[n]"
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Constitutional lawyer Scott Lively asked "Why do some conservatives feel comfortable aligning with Obama, Clinton, Bush, Soros and the corporate media on Russia but virtually nothing else?":
Is it because Russia is truly still the Evil Empire of the Soviet years? Or because there really are no effective pro-Russian advocates of stature in the U.S. to counter the anti-Russian arguments of the left and the neocons?
Conservatives generally recognize and
lament the manipulative power of one-sided information control when its
targets are high school and college students, inner-city minorities, or
social media consumers, while thinking they are immune to the same
trickery. It doesn't help that there are many conservatives who formed
their views on Russia during the Cold War and just never outgrew them –
encouraged by a handful of prominent conservative pundits who perpetuate
the myth that the Russian Federation is still Communist. (I've been
there three times. It's not.)
Now, I'm not claiming Putin and
Russia are faultless. No leader or nation (or political candidate) can
survive scrutiny of their conduct against the standard of perfection.
Maybe Putin did assassinate political rivals, or maybe that's just CIA
spin or propaganda. We'll never really know, but let's just suppose it's
true. Does his body count approach that of the Clintons? Is there any
leader or nation today with purely clean hands in such matters? Has
there been anything like honest two-sided debate on ANY of the
anti-Putin, anti-Russian talking points for the conservatives to base
their opinions on?
My objective here is to encourage
people to ignore the talking points and simply compare Putin and Russia
with Biden and the U.S. on how each handles the issues we say are
important to us, most of which fall under the category of human rights.
I offered such a comparison in a WND article
on March 10, 2014, writing, "in my view the United States of America
remains the gold standard for human rights in the world, and Russia
remains an autocratic state with many lingering and greatly disturbing
Soviet-era tendencies. On a scale of 0-100, with 100 being the best, the
United States is in the high 70s while the Russian Federation is in the
mid-50s. The problem is that the United States is rapidly trending
downward from a high in the 90s, while Russia has been steadily trending
upward from a low in the 30s. … Russia has a long way to go even to
meet today's tarnished standards in America, but if current trends hold,
Russia will eventually supplant the U.S. as the greater defender of
true human rights. Unfortunately, at the pace that our country is
falling, that day may not be far off."
It is with a very heavy heart as a
man who loves his country that I admit today that Russia has surpassed
America as a defender and protector of true human rights.
True human rights are those that have been
recognized as such through the history of human civilization, not the
Marxist wish list of moral, cultural and political perversions that have
been aggressively forced upon the world by the United States since the
Clinton administration and slammed into hyper-drive by Barack Obama. And
yes, I condemn the Bush 43 administration as well, having fought an
unsuccessful battle in Riga in 2007, alongside the late great Pastor Ken
Hutcherson, to stop the U.S. Embassy under Bush from forcing a "Gay Pride Parade" down the throat of Latvia's 90% pro-family majority. (Trump did better than Bush, but not by much.)
Just last week Putin reminded the world
how a rational world leader handles cultural Marxism, saying, "I am a
proponent of the traditional approach that a woman is a woman and a man
is a man. … A mother is a mother, a father is a father. And I hope that
our society has the internal moral protection dictated by the
traditional religious denominations of the Russian Federation." [Scott Lively's Mission Dispatch, December 29, 2021, Observations and Action on Current Events, History and Theology.Photo above is at Tel Gezer archaeological site looking west toward Jaffa, Israel. Subscribe HERE. Contact/Comment HERE. DONATE HERE.]
Pray an Our Father now for reparation for the sins committed because of Francis's Amoris Laetitia.