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... and which will not be un-dominated without force.

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Participants seem to be Black, which may give the story legs. Riverside is a university town, University of California Riverside. Very diverse city. School is named Martin Luther King. City is in inland empire, that is a more conservative area, about an hour East of LA.

https://nypost.com/2023/05/04/high-schooler-slams-california-school-district-over-trans-policy/

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An example of corporate involvement:

https://ussanews.com/2023/05/02/chase-bank-warned-on-religious-discrimination-by-19-gop-attorneys-general/

As an example, the AGs said the National Committee for Religious Freedom (NCRF) was “de-banked” last year without explanation.

NCRF is a “nonpartisan, faith-based nonprofit organization dedicated to defending the right of everyone in America to live one’s faith freely.” According to the letter, NCRF’s National Advisory Board includes Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Muslim members.

Three weeks after NCRF opened a Chase checking account last year, Chase sent NCRF a letter indicating that the bank had “end[ed] their relationship.” When NCRF inquired about the closure,

***Chase never gave an explanation but eventually said it would reopen the account but only if NCRF provided the bank a list of its donors, political candidates they intended to support and criteria for its endorsements.***

“The bank’s brazen attempt to condition critical services on a customer passing some unarticulated religious or political litmus test flies in the face of Chase’s anti- discrimination policies,” the AGs wrote.

The AGs also said a credit card processor owned by Chase shut down the account of a conservative pro-life organization for being “high risk.” That same year,

***a company called WePay, which is also owned by Chase, refused service to a conservative group because WePay equated conservative views with “hate, violence, racial intolerance, [and] terrorism[.]”***

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May 4, 2023·edited May 4, 2023

"Clearly organized religion is a key enemy,"

This is 100% correct. I recall David Horowitz over at Frontpage Magazine began warning of the anti-Christian agenda that was building and to be concerned with a crack down on all things Christian. This surprise me not at all especially when you become aware of who is behind this agenda, yes, you guessed it, the revenge-minded NEOCONs and the Leninist Democratic Party with the help of CINOs (Catholics in name only) whose god is GAIA and they are looking more pagan than Christian. I weep for true "committed" Catholics. My mother was a deeply devout Catholic and was upset when I became Greek Orthodox over 30 years ago. Any Catholic who has doubts about the direction of the church under Francis should look at Orthodoxy.

"including among “committed Catholics” like Zhou and Becerra. We also see that in the disappearance of the Nashville religious school massacre."

I chuckled when you used quotes around committed Catholics. I do not see how either Biden or Becerra can claim any commitment to Catholicism given their full embrace of the policies of perversion and death which contradict the teachings of this ancient faith.

It seems the Catholic Biden is targeting Catholics far more than any other Christian denomination. The U.S. under the early Puritan and Calvinist sects of Protestantism has never let go of their hatred of Catholics and we are living through counter-counter reformation this time it's paganism and satanism that is the Huguenots of the 21st century. So much for separation of church and state under a fascist totalitarian state.

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I hate to dox myself, but I live in the Tulsa area.

The best hospitals are St Francis and St John's.

Both have chapels.

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My Catholic wife is a nurse at a Catholic hospital. They currently have a chapel. We will see if this becomes a nationwide phenomenon.

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