I respect JD and never miss his prophecy updates. I understand his point about us not being so connected to the world that we are looking for a leader/savior other than Jesus Christ. However, I thought he was off base in some of this update.
First, there is nothing wrong with Christians fighting to restrain evil while we are on still on earth. In fact, I believe we are supposed to do this. So when JD listed all the people who are attending the conference, I was taken aback. I respect and admire many of them, including Del Big Tree, Robert Kennedy Jr., and Dr. Simone Gold to name just a few. All these people have actively been sharing the truth about the dangers of the Covid jab, the lies we’ve been told from the start about Covid, and the assault on our freedom and tyranny we’re enduring.
I have learned an incredible amount from Del’s show, The Highwire, and RFK’s website, Children’s Health Defense. I don’t think it was fair of JD to paint them as being in on it or part of the problem. They are trying to get the truth out. What is wrong with that? No one knows when the rapture will happen, and that includes JD. He may think it’s going to be soon, but he doesn’t know. It could be a month, a year, five years, etc. So what are we supposed to do in the meantime? Just sit back and wait with no resistance to the incredible evil we are seeing?
Also, I know JD doesn’t like Trump, but I think he’s much too hard on him. This has bothered me for a while. I’ve clicked off some of his messages because I think he has a bias against Trump that interferes with his ability to preach effectively (at times).
Yes, Trump was wrong about Operation Warp Speed and wrong to put Fauci in charge. But ALL his advisors were telling him Fauci was the answer and the vaccine needed to happen quickly to solve what was being communicated as a global health emergency/crisis. Senator Ron Johnson has spoken about this, and he’s very active in trying to squash the jab mandates. Trump is a fixer. He thought he was solving a problem. Imagine if he hadn’t listened to what everyone was telling him. He would’ve been accused of being tone deaf, arrogant, insensitive to the dire health issues the American public was facing, etc.
Trump was right about the virus being from a lab in Wuhan. He was right to stop travel from China. He got eviscerated for this and called a racist, but he was right all along.
Having said that, I do wish Trump would stop bagging about Operation Warp Speed. I cringe every time I hear it. But the real villain in this is President Biden, not Trump. It was Biden who went on national TV and chastised everyone to “get vaccinated.” It was Biden who mandated U.S. military get the jab. It was Biden who issued an EO not allowing anyone in the country who wasn’t jabbed. This order is still in place, which is why that tennis player can’t compete over here. It is Biden who is in bed with the WEF and the Great Reset agenda.
Trump has never mandated that everyone get jabbed, and he has done several good things for Christians in this country and to protect our freedom, which JD ignores. Instead, he continues to bash Trump. The statement he made about Trump and Bush, Clinton and all the others being in on it and celebrating the demise of our country was over the top to me. I don’t believe everyone is “in on it.” I believe the people who are pushing this evil agenda are well known to those of us who do our research, and it’s not Del, RFK, Dr. Gold, Charlie Kirk, etc.
JD talks about how this isn’t a right or left issue. Well, maybe not solely that, but facts are facts. People on the left are generally much more likely to support the Covid narrative and the jab than people on the right. People on the left are more likely to be pro-abortion than people on the right. People on the left are more likely to support socialism/communism than people on the right. They are more likely to support mask mandates and vaccine mandates, because most are getting their news from pro-Covid CNN, MSNBC and the networks.
Does that mean they shouldn’t be prayed for? Absolutely not, but I wish JD would stop trying to make conservatives the bad guys. I wish he wouldn’t imply that if we want to push back against flagrant violations of our constitutional freedoms, it means we aren’t looking for Jesus and are too connected to the world.
Again, it can be both: I am anxiously and enthusiastically waiting for the rapture. I cannot wait to meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I don’t believe any man can solve the crisis we are enduring, and that includes Trump. But I also believe in fighting to restrain evil while I’m still on this earth. And I’m not going to stop doing that.