Friday, December 5, 2025

Billy Graham

Billy Graham

"When GOD called me to preach, it was for life." 


Billy Graham was a Christian preacher who was noted to be among the first tele-evangelizers. Billy Graham began preaching in the 1950s and would fill football stadiums with people who wanted to hear the Gospel. Graham would preach King Jesus Christ throughout his life being able to live into his 90s. Graham would be an evangelizer that preached the need to repent of sin and accept King Jesus Christ Eternal LORD and Savior.

Richard Nixon in the 1970s would ask Graham to join his administration promising him a job. Graham refused to work for Nixon describing that he worked for GOD Almighty and not for the government. Graham's decision allowed him to persevere without being a part of Nixon's administration. 

It was noted that in the 1970s Nixon would send the FBI to wiretap the offices of the Democratic party in order to prevent the Democrats from competing in the elections. The FBI agreed to wiretap the Democrats and were found out. Nixon did not finish his presidency and kept denying that he was a crook. 

Nixon was an FBI agent prior to being president and also described that there was a lack of integrity from his part. Graham was able to keep preaching without being a part of Nixon's presidency. Graham would live to long life into his 90s while being able preach King Jesus Christ Eternal LORD and Savior. Graham's example allows us to know that we can persevere preaching and avoid the deception, wickedness, and snares of the world. Graham was able to persevere without being a part of iniquity. We can choose to deny temptation and persevere despite persecution.

Persevering Preaching Christianity

Graham's example helps us know that there have been individuals who decided to persevere preaching truth instead of practicing iniquity. We choose to deny the deceptions, temporary lies, and falsehoods that are used to tempt far from the worship of GOD Almighty. Graham probably had healthy skepticism concerning working in Nixon's administration due to Nixon having worked for the FBI. Graham decided to preach King Jesus Christ than be a part of iniquity. Graham's example helps us know that it is better to worship GOD Almighty than be a part of wickedness and grave sin. 

Instead of being in love with the things of the world describing temporary wealth, connections, and fame, Graham chose to redirect the worship to GOD Almighty. Graham chose to honor GOD Almighty with his life preaching King Jesus Christ than to partake with deceit and envy. Graham would be able to persist preaching allowing us to know that it is possible to worship GOD Almighty above the temporary things of the world. Instead of listening to the snake, Graham chose to worship King Jesus Christ.

Roe v. Wade and Promiscuity

In the 1970s in the United States, the Supreme Court made a negative and questionable decision allowing abortions in early terms. This led to conservatives having questions about how abortions could be considered a viable option concerning unwanted pregnacies. Socialists supported the decision since it advocated for promiscuity and irresponsibility. Instead of choosing better options, socialists probably wanted abortions to be seen as something that is normal. Socialists wanted society to think that lust was normal and that abortions could be used. Instead socialists wanted to lead to heathenism and recklesness. 

It is documented in health studies by researchers and by health professionals that abortions can lead to psychiatric problems. Women who had pre-meditated abortions (not spontaneous abortions), were more likely to have psychiatric illness and DSM IV medical conditions. There have been women who died attempting to obtain an abortion in clandestine clinics. Abortion is not a good option for the baby's life nor for the life of the mother. Women who have had abortions tend to have depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder among possible psychiatric illness. The Supreme Court case allowed for abortions in certain cases, yet there are states that have rejected abortions as an option since the 1970s. Roe v. Wade allowed us to know that we are not living in the best of times where there are socialist rat snakes who hate human life, families, women, and civilization. We can avoid idolatry, lust, fornication, adultery, and homosexuality. We also know that there are more venereal diseases and HIV than in the past.

In the 1970s Preachers Preached Against Illicit Drug Use

"[The Beats] Profoundly alienated from dominant American values, practicing voluntary poverty and spade cool, they rejected materialism, competition, the work ethic, hygiene, sexual repression, monogamy..."- (page 287)

"In the metamorphosis of beat to hippie, hallucinogenic drugs played an indispensible part. Indians had been using peyote and magic mushrooms for [idolatry] purposes since before the rise of the Aztec civilization. But in industrial civilizations, knowledge of mind-altering substances had virtually disappeared. In the 1920s chemists synthesized the active ingredient peyote, calling it mescaline, and did the same thing in 1958 for the mushrooms, producing psilocybin. Science even outdid nature in 1938 when Dr. Albert Hoffman of the Sandoz Chemical Works in Switzerland fabricated a compound many times more potent than anything imbibed by the most ecstatic Indian. Searching for a respiratory stimulant, Hoffman produced the diethylamide of lysergic acid, a colorless, odorless, apparently useless substance that he called LSD. Five years later, in the course of an experiment on animals, Hoffman accidently ingested an 'unmeasurable trace' of LSD and took the world's first acid trip. (It was, incidentally, a bummer.) Hoffman kept experimenting trying to cure schizophrenia. By 1960 LSD was seeping out of the laboratory into the cultural underground."- The Unraveling of America by Allen Matusow (page 287-288)

"LSD was a big story in 1966. Congress outlawed it. And the Food and Drugs Administration sent a letter to two thousand colleges warning of its 'widespread availability' and 'profound effects on the mental processes'."- (page 291)

"In 1965...[ a promoter of LSD] called it the acid test... Hooking up with the rock group the Grateful Dead, he experimented with multimedia shows so noisy and frienzied that, by themselves, they menaced reason. To make sure no one missed the point, lots of free LSD was distributed, a legal act, since California did not get to outlawing the drug until October 1966."- (page 292)

"[Concert in 1969 with 300,000 concert goers] Lots of bad dope, including inferior acid spiked with speed, circulated through the crowd. Harried medics had to fly in an emergency supply of Thorazine to treat the epidemic of bad trips and were kept busy administering first aid to victims of the random violence."- (page 304)

There were preachers who preached in the 70s against illicit drug use and idolatrous rock and roll. Preachers described how idolatry tried to instruct individuals to rebel against the values and ethics of Christianity trying to lead individuals to indiscipline, slothfulness, envy, adultery, homosexuality, and idolizing foolishness. It is noted in 1969 that pharmaceutical companies Sandoz and the CIA distributed free LSD in music festivals including Woodstock. LSD is known to cause madness and hallucinations along with anger. The pharmaceutical companies and the CIA gave out free acid (LSD) to see its effect on humans. Some individuals went mad and had significant health problems including psychiatric symptoms. The supposed intention of Dr. Hoffman was to treat schizophrenia with LSD while the use of the drug, LSD, actually caused auditory and visual hallucinations in drug users. It is quite possible that the CIA knew the effects of LSD prior to handing out free LSD at free concerts. Matusow described the turbulence of the late 60s and early 70s in his book stating that hallucinogenic drugs were used deceitfully to lead individuals to idolatry, overdoses, anger, hate, violence, and narcissism.

"As the decade closed, it became clear that drugs, sex, and rock and roll lacked intrinsic moral content."- (page 303)

It is noted that concerts and LSD were free in the 70s. Preachers preached against drug use and rock and roll and were right about avoiding such idolatrous things. It is noted that LSD is derived from peyote which is a hallucinogen and can cause madness. Idolatrous hostile native americans used peyote when practing idol worship. (There were also non-hostile Native Americans who converted to Christianity.) Preachers preached against illicit drug use and also against idolatrous music that needed illicit substances to "fully experience" the music. (If music needs illict substance use, then it must not be good music. Amazing music does not require drug use.)

The Publishing of Socialist Propaganda

Different socialist propaganda magazines began to be published in the 1960s. The intention was to separate from the worship of GOD Almighty to lead to the disobedience of the commandments of Moses and foment unneeded conflict. Magazines like Rolling Stone was started by a hippie from the 1960s who lived in the Haight-Ashbury district in California. The magazine published articles that were part commercials and part propaganda for socialist bands and socialism. Instead of honestly critiquing music it praised socialist bands while slandering and hating anything that was not socialism. The magazine was heavily biased in favor of anything that had to do with socialism.

The Rolling Stone magazine has been favored by socialists for covering and advocating for illicit drug use, promiscuity, rock and roll, idolatry, lies, and deceit. All of this under the disguise of glamor and "authenticity". Rolling Stone was probably hailed as an impressive magazine for preaching idol worship. We can avoid socialist propaganda and false advertisement that do not look to help individuals.

Socialists Preached Lust and Hate 

While Freud's teachings in Psychology taught that pleasure was important and described socialist tendencies, they still criticized Freud for not being radical enough in the 1960s. A socialist fomenter of hate, Norman O. Brown, described that socialists needed to embrace hate and envy along with lust. Freud described that while pleasure was important, it needed to be restrained in order for a person to be productive and industrious in his life. Socialists rebelled against this understanding and did not want to accept correction. They described that pleasure did not need to be restrained and that hate and envy needed to be added. (Idolatry is the source of hate, envy, and conflict and does not listen to correction.) Idolatry leads to bitterness and aggression and describes why the hippies fomented adultery, homosexuality, conflict, and envy. 

This was seen in the 1960s when the hippies essentially became the racist socialists fighting against true peace and harmony in the Civil Rights Movement. The hippies appeared to preach "peace and love" yet were drug users, adulterous, covetous, and hateful. The P.R. firms of advertisement and commercials attempted to deceive people into believing that hippies were benevolent in the 1960s and 1970s. This was refuted in multiple books that describe that the resistance against the Civil Rights movement was attempted by socialist racists among which were the hippies and idolators. Lust tries to lead to envy and hate and needs to be dominated and removed. Practicing lust leads to health problems, slothfulness, decreased energy, discouragement, lack of motivation, lack of discipline, decreased stamina, envy, and coveting among other problems.

The Use of Street Drugs and Lust Lead to Envy and Hate

"For Weatherman as an organization, smashing monogamy meant liberating both men and women from sentimental bourgeois ties so that they give total loyalty to the anti-imperial cause. Couples, even married ones, were compelled to split up; heterosexuals were pressured into lovemaking with fellow communards, male and female; and group gropes were not uncommon. The goal was group marriage, in which all members of the collective would be bound in love for the armed struggle. As Susan Stern, a member of the Seattle Weather collective, recalled, 'A sleeping schedule was set up. According to it, you were to have a different bed partner every night, regardless of sex. The schedule was never enforced in our collective, but its very presence testified to the seriousness with which we approached the problem of smashing monogamy." (page 340)

There are theories from books that state that the use of illict drugs such as LSD and lust leads to anger and hate. Socialists who decided to practice envy and coveting, ended up using street drugs that was seen since the Beat generation in the 1950s. Beat poets attempted to encourage socialism and preach utopia while actually leading idolators to perdition and destruction. This was seen in the Haight-Ashbury district in California in the 1960s where socialists, college dropouts (who had the means (were from the wealthy class) but not the effort, and were not gangstalked, decided to not stay in school), and criminals would do drugs and listen to psychedelic music including the Grateful Dead. The socialists were rebeling against having a work ethic and industriousness.

It was noted that the Beat poets became hippies when LSD was introduced in the 1950s. The use of illicit drugs, adultery, and slothfulness led to envy and anger. Idolatry leads to envy and anger. This would explain the chaos of the 1960s being due to socialist who could not stand amazing individuals who were righteous, industrious, and positive. The different disguises of socialists seen in Weatherman, Black panthers, Liberation Party, and SDS were intent on leading to racial strife, conflict, and violence (however, there were deceitful individuals who only wanted to lead others to destruction and not be involved with the consequences of crime and deliquency.) It is most likely that the FBI recruited individuals from these organizations to be agents in the 60s. The Weatherman probably were in charge of explosives (there were Weatherman who died while making explosives). The Black Panthers main leaders may have attempted to foment strife, lead African Americans to violence, and opposed MLK and the Civil Rights. The Liberation Party wanted to help the proletariat in the "Third World countries" while persecuting industrious self sufficient workers and individuals in different countries (The Liberation Party persecuted the working class). The socialists made communes that degenerated into conflict, disease, madness, and envy seeing that no one wanted to work and everyone was either instigating for "revolution" (actually persecution) or maddened by street drug addictions. The Weatherman communes were particular in that men were supposed to be turned gay and women also. Men were supposed to renounce marriages for adultery and becoming gay. There were socialist orders that stated that men and women had to practice adultery and fornication with different partners to lead them to homosexuality. The practice of lust led them to anger issues and bitterness. Wicked individuals that practice idolatry and adultery are led to destruction. There was a Weatherman, Mark Rudd, who told his sycophants to break windows and throw rocks and bricks at stores, while not participating in the lawlessness. Rudd wanted to appear righteous while getting socialist sycophants to cause damage to private property. Rudd did not want to be involved in the "revolution", told others to damage property (not himself though), but did want to fight capitalism by persecuting working people. Carmichael did the same by telling African Americans to take up violence while not participating. This describes the need to avoid socialists.

"Hordes of white working class kids led by Weatherman, were supposed to gather in Chicago to trash the city. On the evening of October 8, 1969,... eighty Weatherman wearing black helmets marched into Lincoln Park expecting to find ten to twenty thousand kids ready for war. No more than a few hundred were there. Nevertheless, after cheering the brave speeches of their leaders, the American Vietcong charged into the streets to smash cars and hurl bricks. Vastly outnumbered by police, most were quickly beaten and arrested. Back in the park shortly after the battle ended, journalist Kirkpatrick Sale watched as 'a man in coat and tie suddenly emerged from the darkness, looked around as if in bewilderment, stood for a moment, and walked quickly off: it was Mark Rudd, in 'straight' disguise, a general who it seems had decided to not march with his troops."- (page 341)

Socialism Opposed Classical Liberalism and Conservatism

"While liberals sought to improve American capitalism and American democracy, radicals [socialists] condemned both as "repressive" and sought "liberation" from both."- (page 271)

While socialists in the 1950s and 1960s attempted to portray democracy and capitalism as unjust through lying propaganda in the beats and hippies, it was actually the socialists who were actually lying, envying, slothful, and repressive. We learn that civilization and advancement has occured because of Christianity and genuine empathy. What the socialists considered "repressive" was the need to make an effort, have a work ethic, be disciplined, be willing to accept correction, care about others, be truthful, and the need to improve each day. Socialists hated American capitalism because it rewarded hard workers who seeked to improve and did not reward stagnated slothful deceitful covetors. Capitalism allowed individuals to improve based on having a work ethic. Bureaucrat socialists created bureaucratic red tape to prevent competition and reward cronyism and slothfulness. Socialists hate competition and loathe the idea of the working class improving themselves through education and employment. (Contrary to popular belief, socialist "intellectuals" and propaganda propagators are from the trust fund wealthy class. This was seen in the mid life crisis myth that was popularized in the mainstream media that is an obvious lie.)

Socialists also hate democracy because the majority of people want to have the opportunity to improve, have their voice heard, and hate stagnation. Democracy allows people to have options and choices and also describes the need to respect each other. Democratic Republics understand that if a nominee does not win there are elections in four years and there is no need for conflict and division. Socialists do not want individuals to have a choice and instead prefer one party dictatorships seen in socialist totalitarian countries. Democratic Republics allow individuals to remove corrupt individuals such as Nixon or Ford [Watergate and Watergate pardon] for better honest candidates without conflict and warfare. That is the beauty of Democratic Republics. Socialists hate democracy because citizens have options. That is why Carter and Reagen were voted into office who were honest, humble, moderates, and patriotic. (Politics in the 2010s has devolved and attempted to get Democrats and Republicans to fight against each other instead of fighting against socialism and idolatry by attempting to prevent civics and discussions. This was to cause people to become idolatrous war loving neoconservatives or abortion loving leftists or anarchy promoting "libertarians" (The leftist abortion loving marxists started by using Saul Alinsky tactics of gangstalking and intimidation against Libertarians, Independents, and Republicans with the intention to radicalize non-marxists into hate and envy. Some covert marxist "republicans" also fomented division and conflict in order to lead to idol worship and envy. We can persevere without negative emotions and lying propaganda from marxists that are fake "democrats" and fake "republicans". Instead of hating and envying one another, we should remind ourselves of Carter and Reagen. We can practice empathy and avoid marxists and their lying propaganda. The Establishment is marxist based.). True democracy and capitalism are far better choices than socialism. Socialism is repressive because it wants to remove autonomy and options for its citizens. Socialism has questionable elections and no capitalism. Democracy and capitalism are far better choices than socialism. Yet socialism does not say this and must resort to lies and propaganda to "appear" interesting, benevolent, and helpful. Watergate was essentially socialism in action.




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