GOD GIVES TRUMP EVEN MORE THAN A LANDSLIDE

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And for Antipope Francis and the Deep Church

Deo gratias. God is good. Neither America or the world deserved Donald Trump's devastating defeat of the demonic Democrats' Kamala Harris; we owe his election as 47th president of the United States to prayers and divine Providence. Much chortling - not to say gloating - has been indulged by conservatives, but gratitude must be our over-riding emotion. 

Let's thank God also for the massive red wave win (ALL the swing states) result showing up the MSM as the frauds they are. In their Marxist mania they banned the iconic image (below) of Trump shouting defiance at his assassins and tried to conceal its blatantly obvious set-up. They never showed the crowds who crammed his rallies. Their polls were lies. Their quoting of Trumpisms was lies. They gave oxygen to Trump's enemies. They called him a Nazi. A dictator. A would-be tyrant. But Americans didn't fall for it - the plandemic has left them sadder but wiser. (Nick Donnelly on X, redacted.)  

What else can we thank God for?His exposure of the egos of celebrities who vied with one another in vowing to leave America if Trump won. Where they could go to was never suggested. Hell springs to mind. But  uh-oh: "How do I move to New Zealand?" is trending on Google. When we only just got rid of Ardern .... However, their embarrassment surely signals the end of celeb endorsements. Thank God.

But what was Antipope Francis doing on the day America went to the polls to vote on the biggest issue of this election - abortion?  

As America Votes, ‘Pope’ Francis Pays Personal Visit to Notorious Italian Abortionist and Politician

 

On this very day, the ‘Roman Pontiff’ spontaneously decides to take the highly unusual step of visiting a private individual at her home in Rome. That is practically unheard-of, at least in modern times. It hardly needs pointing out that 

to be visited by the Pope — which almost everyone believes the apostate Jesuit Bergoglio to be — is among the greatest possible honors one can receive, even in the eyes of the world.

So, just who is it who merited such a distinction in ‘papal’ eyes? It is 76-year-old Emma Bonino, a notorious abortionist, abortion activist, and Italian politician.https://novusordowatch.org/2024/11/francis-pays-personal-visit-to-emma-bonino/

 

Bonino is widely acknowledged as one of the key lobbyists and leading voices who brought about the legalization of abortion in Italy. Notwithstanding this, Francis has repeatedly praised her during his pontificate, most recently saying in 2022 that he has “great respect for her,” though adding he did not “share her ideas.”https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/breaking-pope-francis-makes-personal-visit-to-notorious-abortionist-emma-bonino/

Typical Bergoglian ambiguity.

 

As Nancy Pelosi realises Trump will hold her accountable

And where have all the Democrats gone? The 20 million or so who voted for Biden/Harris in 2020? 2024 proves beyond doubt that 2020 was rigged and we await in hope President-elect Trump's release of the January 6 'terrorists'/'traitors'. 

What else may we expect? That President Trump and Catholic convert VP J D Vance will protect children from trans grooming. That Zelenskyy's Ukraine will be defunded. A clean-out of the corruption at the FDA and CDC. Repatriation of illegal immigrants. Feel free to go to God with more suggestions. AND THANKS.

And to St Michael, Archangel, for protection for Donald Trump. The Deep State will not take this defeat lying down. They will have their plans laid for Trump. 

From this moment the US election was all over bar the shouting

From Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò:

Donald J. Trump’s victory in the electoral competition for the presidency of the United States of America constitutes a historic moment in the dramatic events of the present and marks a formidable setback for the criminal plan of the New World Order.

I express my warmest congratulations to President Trump, while I thank Our Lord for having prevented the United States and the Western world from definitively falling into the tentacles of the deep state and globalist tyranny.

The battle against the subversive elite of psychopathic criminals who hold the West hostage is not over; it now begins.

 

I urge American Catholics and all Christians to pray for President Trump, so that the Lord may protect him in this transition phase towards taking office in the White House, guiding him in the unavoidable eradication of the lobby of corrupt and perverted people subservient to the deep state. His determined action against the traitors of the nation will also weaken the work of the deep church, which today holds the Catholic Church hostage.

May God bless America.

 

Arcivescovo Carlo Maria Viganò

https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/archbishop-vigano-trumps-victory-is-a-formidable-setback-for-the-new-word-order/?utm_source=twittercath

Celebs who said they'd leave if Trump were elected - please God send them anywhere but here

The Catholic Herald is a bit of an old frump journalistically speaking, but here's their take on Trump:

In January Donald Trump will return to the White House as the next president; JD Vance, a Catholic convert, will be his vice president.

 

This is a momentous result, not least for Catholics and indeed for all who hold dear the protection of life in the womb. Kamala Harris’s only clear policy – there really were not many – was that she was pro-abortion in all circumstances, although this was usually expressed euphemistically in terms of her support for “women’s health” and “women’s reproductive rights”.

 

To paraphrase Ms Harris herself in her questioning of Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, what other form of healthcare entails the destruction of another human being? What was also troubling was the plain suggestion that she would pack the Supreme Court in order to override the existing majority which did away with Roe v Wade and returned the abortion issue to individual US states. 

 

This would have been constitutionally wrong and disastrous for the protection of the unborn. Now this vexed issue will be decided in individual states, one way or another.

 

There are other matters where Ms Harris’s views ran counter to those of the Church, including her undiscriminating support for trans rights. Some Catholics also took offence at her failure to make an appearance at the annual Al Smith dinner in New York, which presidential candidates would normally be expected to attend, something for which Cardinal Timothy Dolan took her to task.

 

This suggested a certain cowardice on her part, as well as the desire to establish a calculated distance from the Church – though she did send a friendly video message.

 

In the event, the Catholic vote, as predicted by the Pew Report, seems to have been mostly for Trump in roughly the proportion of the electorate as a whole. Catholics may indeed have voted on economic grounds, as they are perfectly entitled to do, but some will have been prompted to vote Republican by the distance between the Catholic take on moral issues and that of the Democrat nominee.

 

Once, Catholics could have been assumed to be Democrat; it is healthy that they now feel free to vote for other parties as their consciences dictate.

 

In honesty it must be admitted that the US electorate was not spoilt for choice in this election. The refusal of Donald Trump to acknowledge defeat after the last election was deeply troubling to any democrat,

 

He refused to acknowledge defeat because he was not defeated. 20 million more Democrats were counted as voting in 2020 than in 2024.

... and his home life and his views of women, at least in the past, have been far from ideal from a Christian perspective. Many Catholics will have voted for the least worst candidate rather than joyfully embraced Mr Trump as a role model.

 

But we must be realistic; had voters known about the private conduct of John F Kennedy, would they have wholeheartedly supported him as they did? Politics attracts individuals who often, unfortunately, lack self-discipline.

 

On the positive side, the election sees the election of JD Vance as vice president. It is an office that is crucial in its own right and gives its holder a strong claim to a future presidential candidacy. Mr Vance is a thoughtful and intelligent individual and the author of Hillbilly Elegy, an admirable book (which has been made into a film) about the neglected US underclasses.

 

Mr Vance is in many respects the opposite of Mr Trump. Many people, not only Catholics, will have taken grave offence that Ms Harris’s running-mate, Tim Walz (formerly a Catholic, now a Lutheran), called Mr Vance “weird”, apparently for no better reason than for some thoughtless remarks about “childless cat ladies” long before he was a vice-presidential candidate. The Catholic Herald is pro-ladies and pro-cats, but Mr Walz’s reaction to his remarks was absurd.

 

The vice president-elect thought hard about his decision to become a Catholic. His conversion was due in part to his perception that neither the left nor right in politics meets the whole of human needs; the complete, holistic understanding of the human being is found in the Catholic Church.

 

His wife comes from an Indian family and is not a Catholic; together they offer a positive example of family life, something the American public still values.

 

 

 

In normal circumstances, Catholics might be expected to regret the departure of Joe Biden, a Catholic president. But many will not, in great part because Mr Biden has not reflected Catholic teaching in important respects: on abortion and trans issues his views are indistinguishable from those of Kamala Harris. Nor has he at any point demonstrated a Catholic perspective on any of the great issues of the day, unless it be a certain reluctance to support some Israeli actions against Palestinian civilians.

 

The situation in Gaza and Lebanon, in fact, is an important issue that will face new administration in January. No Christian, not even Mr Trump, should give carte blanche to Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, to carry out indiscriminate attacks on Palestinian civilians, even in order to destroy Hamas enclaves. The just-war principle of proportionality forbids it.

 

And while we must never forget the brutal atrocities Hamas conducted against Jewish civilians over a year ago, nor the awful plight of over 100 remaining Jewish hostages in Hamas hands, this does not amount to a validation of every Israeli response, not least because that response has hit Christian Palestinians hard. Mr Vance must speak for Christian principles and communities on this critical issue.

 

There is also the matter of the treatment of migrants. Mr Trump’s most decisive policy proposal has been for the repatriation of illegal immigrants, most of them from Latin and South America. He is within his rights to condemn illegal immigration, though we must hope he will exercise compassion towards individual migrants.

 

More to the point, it is not enough simply to deport these wretched people. The US must take a far more proactive and positive approach to address the problem of why they feel the need to flee their homes. The unhappy situation in Venezuela, for instance, is the reason why people no longer wish to live there. Active engagement in the region should be the corollary of deportations.

 

Mr Trump will not be inaugurated until January, and there is still time to refine his policy on a host of critical issues. Meanwhile, let us hope that Mr Biden uses his remaining months as president to promote peace, especially in the Middle East. Catholics should pray for those in public office, whoever they are; so much depends on them.EDITORIAL: Trump triumphs and returns to the White House with a Catholic vice president - Catholic Herald

 

St Michael Vanquishing Satan (Michelangelo)

"Let not the evil-mouthed be established in the land; misfortune shall bring down the unjust to destruction" 

-Psalm 139