Donald J Tump, the greatest at everything he tried fell.  His fall is so catastrophic and decisive it is denied only by sleepwalking fans of rancid slogans, supporters of tyranny, and faithless religious operatives.  DJT might have become a fist, a Thor with a hammer, but he was too weak-kneed to do things required by his rabid band of deniers.  He had to fall: a total ban on Muslim immigration could not stand.  His sordid attempts to cover up and deny a trail of immoral behaviours could not stand.  The alliance of Protestants and Catholics was likely questioned in private but could only stand if both parties renounced their reason for being, therefore any success accruing has to end in failure.  Today, the 45th president of the United States is less than a finger.  He is a dwindling and vanishing digit, his shuffling profile heading to court, likely to prison, ignominy, and historic obscurity.

How many of Digit’s cronies in the Congress fall with him is a well kept secret, but we know that nearly all those who condemned his coup attempt then supported it should face the music.  They can lie to the public about election losses but let us hope that their sworn statements and evidence given to the police will pass the smell test.  The first deceived themselves.

“…Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great!…”

Revelation of John 18:2b, NASB

“…Ἔπεσεν, ⸀ἔπεσεν Βαβυλὼν ἡ μεγάλη,…”

Revelation of John 18:2b

Rather than being a prophet of doom or a silent watchman it is better for me to relate to the hate-free movements of people who have consistently taken care of the planet and the next generation.  As late as New Testament times people in Palestine were still associating God, his voice and awesome power with thunderstorms, moon configurations, red sunrises etc., so why did primitive cultures get labelled pagan, heathenistic, and ignoble?  Far too many people are being sucked into the abyss of politics, which is either a revolving door of Heckles and Heckles, or a despot’s perfect dinner.  Deceiving the whole world is not a cheap religious slogan.  Beware the pied pipers, beware the Merlins of Camelot, beware the physicians who do not heal themselves, beware those who divide households and then parade themselves as united and strong. Harlotry is always playacting.