The Mike Church Show Episode 335 Podcast: Trump: The Era Of Nation Destruction Begins

April 5, 2017 1

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Mandeville, LA – DeceptiCONNED: Trump Allows WarHawks To Help Al Queada Destroy Yemen – When candidate Trump said “the era of nation-building is over” I never took him to mean that “the era of nation destruction has begun” but that is exactly what is happening. Trump’s “war, war, war” hacks are making deals with AQAP (Al Queda Arabian Penninsula) to help take the port of Hodeidah, the only supply line for humanitarian aide to Yemen’s starving civilians. What’s happening in Yemen are war crimes, vicious Muslims trying to rule other less vicious Muslims and killing anything that gets in the way. Not only is Trump assisting these atrocities he is expanding Obama’s defense of them. Does that “Make America Great Again”?

Can Evil Be Justified To End Other Evils? – California is infamous for a lot of things and it has now added to it’s resume: defense of Planned Parenthoods baby-body part trafficking. David Deleidan is a journalist and the founder of the Center for Medical Progress, the entity responsible for the shocking videos showing Planned Parenthood monsters chomping on arugula and swilling high dollar wines while making deals to sell the body parts of late-term aborted babies. California is now prosecuting Deleidan for violating PP’s “right to privacy” with the undercover tapes. But as Les Sillars points out, Deleidan and company are actually using fake ID’s from fake companies to gain entrance and then asking questions that amount to lies, to solicit PP’s monstrous response. “If undercover reporting isn’t morally justified in Daleiden’s case it can’t ever be justified, but isn’t it unseemly on some level when journalists use falsehoods to promote truth? Those who fail to recognize the dilemma here are unwittingly aligning themselves with a pernicious “ends justify the means” approach in journalistic and legal circles.” The Catechism of The Church answers the question: “A good intention (for example, that of helping one’s neighbor) does not make behavior that is intrinsically disordered, such as lying and calumny, good or just. The end does not justify the means.” I’m glad PP is exposed, but that hasn’t brought about the good longed for, has it?