Donald Trump & The Passion of the Christ

Guest Post by Antonius Aquinas

                                  the-donald-christ  the-passion

If Donald Trump can somehow defeat the Wicked Witch of Chappaqua despite vote rigging, outlandish media bias, backstabbing by his own party’s elites, and opposition of Wall Street, his victory may be the most serious setback for The Establishment since, perhaps, the release of Mel Gibson’s blockbuster movie, The Passion of the Christ.

Both Gibson and Trump faced seemingly impossible odds at the start of their quests and were viciously attacked and undermined by the usual Establishment suspects, yet, in Gibson’s case, he was able to beat the bastards at their own game producing one of the most accurate and authentic Christian movies ever made which garnered over a half billion dollars and numerous cinematic awards!

Unfortunately, Mel Gibson did not parlay his enormous success and cause further aggravation for the Entertainment industry with additional non-cultural Marxist features, but fell prey to booze and the pleasures of the flesh.  Moreover, Gibson, who was once a traditional Catholic who rejects the heretical changes brought about at the Vatican II Anti-council, could have been a force in a counter insurgency to rid the Church of its current horde of apostates including its head honcho.

If Trump wins he will have completed what earlier populists, most specifically Ross Perot and Pat Buchanan, had started, but were unable to complete.  A real challenge to the two-party duopoly could have taken place had Perot and Buchanan stuck with the Reform Party and built it up as a legitimate alternative.

A Trump Presidency will, at the very least, put a temporary halt to the totalitarian liberal order’s relentless drive to render American sovereignty and create a multicultural society via mass controlled (and uncontrolled) immigration.  There would be no return from such a demographic onslaught and political realignment, at least through the ballot box, with the only alternative being secession or the emergence of a strongman who would violently suppress the Left.

A Trump victory would not only be a blow against the entrenched political class, but like Gibson’s great movie, it would be a mighty and much needed knockdown of the mass media.  No presidential candidate has ever dared to openly take on the mainstream media and expose it for what it truly is – the propaganda arm for the New World Order and the purveyors of degenerate cultural Marxism.

The protagonist in The Passion of the Christ has often been referred to as “The Prince of Peace,” which is somewhat of a misnomer.  The Christ of the Scriptures is a fighter who spends a good portion of His ministry battling and upbraiding the corrupt Church officials and hierarchy of the day who were not properly shepherding His flock.

Similarly, Donald Trump has always considered himself a fighter (counter puncher) who has promised to get rid of the corruption and criminality that pervades the political establishment, especially the Clinton cartel.  Trump is uniquely qualified for such a task because, unlike nearly every other politician, he is not beholding financially to anyone.

Most importantly, Trump will set a new course in US foreign policy which will lead to a de-escalation in tensions around the globe especially with Russia.  High praise was attributed to the peacemakers by the Author of the Beatitudes who said: “Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called children of God.”

Not only for America, but a Trump victory will have positive reverberations throughout the Western world which would surpass that of the surprising Brexit vote.  European anti-immigration groups and organizations would undoubtedly become further emboldened both psychologically and financially in their struggle to stem the tide of massive unwanted and society-wrecking immigration.  There is no telling what the effect would be when the chief executive of the world’s dominant power would be in sympathy with those who have courageously sought to preserve their families, heritage and way of life from the wicked designs of the New World Order.

While Mel Gibson self destructed after the phenomenal success of the The Passion of the Christ, his movie still stands not only as an inspirational and moving cinematic masterpiece, but as a glorious blow against the Establishment.  A Trump victory could mean an even greater strike against our globalist masters.

 

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razzle
razzle
November 3, 2016 9:39 am

I think the Trump campaign would do well to knock these sort of commentaries on Trump down a notch. Trump needs to hammer home “This movement isn’t about what I am doing now, but what all of you have been doing for your country to get us to this point.”

Bring that JFK reference in, acknowledge the decades of work people have been doing despite being called racists, sexists, etc but without the resources of self defense while Trump was still hanging with the Clintons, and cloak the people in their proper role as the necessary doers.

Say no to Jesus Trump. Say yes to Representative Trump.

I understand what the author intends, but comparing to any spiritual savior is a long term damaging approach. Might as well just call him Hitler and you LIKE it as far as those who don’t like him are concerned… because all they hear when comparing to Jesus is “cult fanaticism”. Not morally grounded philosophy and righteous anger in the face of evil.

razzle
razzle
  razzle
November 5, 2016 9:15 am

Well done Donald and his staff… well done. Money shot at 1:17.

Bea Lever
Bea Lever
  razzle
November 5, 2016 10:11 am

Razzle- I agree with the content of his speech BUT how does a guy make a video in which he bitches about jobs going to China and shows sweatshop slave workers WHILE AT THE VERY SAME TIME (HE) is guilty of just that?

Trump Apparel and Trump Home- made in China and Mexico
Ivanka Trump clothing line- made in VietNam and China
Melania Trump Timepiece and Jewelry line- Made in China

razzle
razzle
  Bea Lever
November 5, 2016 10:33 am

My stance on this has been consistent. A vote is a vote for Satan.

However… I support the people who are supporting the movement that has resulted in Trump being the current meme for an even larger reality that is trying to (and will) re-assert itself.

I’ve been slogging through this fight long before I knew Trump existed… I’ll be slogging through it after. Day to day conversations, ignoring insults, hugging friends, etc.

These people haven’t been heard because ironically enough, they have had too high of standards for the representative they want to go in and fuck shit up. Now they are visible… now it’s whether the rest of the country and world will look PAST Trump to see the people who are going to still be there regardless of what happens to Trump.

If Trump is the current JPG saying truths… great. I don’t support the system he will be in charge of, but I do support the Fuck You he represents.

I think Brandon Smith is right that Trump is being propped and grooved to victory so his supporters can take the blame for the economic Armageddon. But that doesn’t mean I’ll turn my back on the correct message despite the potential abuse to/from the messenger.

BB
BB
November 3, 2016 9:52 am

Amen ,Amen and Amen ….Trump or the death of our republic.Those are the choices.

Stucky
Stucky
November 3, 2016 10:27 am

” …. in Gibson’s case, he was able to beat the bastards at their own game producing one of the most accurate and authentic Christian movies ever made …” ———- from the article

That’s a most mistaken and ignorant statement. Bullshit, actually.

Hopefully he doesn’t do movie reviews for a living.

EL Coyote
EL Coyote
  Stucky
November 3, 2016 10:15 pm

I prefer Superstar, the P of C was an excuse for gore, you’d become a Saw devotee after watching that shitshow. I mean, if you recall that Jesus asked the Father to forgive those who knew not what they do, and cocksucking Mel has a crow pluck the eyes out of one of the criminals. WTF? And he heavily implies that Jesus was raped. Oh and Mary wipes the tiled floor of blood which she wrings into a bucket. Is that the good wine left for the end of the wedding?

Alright, we were talking about Donnie. You just can’t fool razzle and Stucky at the same time or on the same day. This asshole doesn’t know what the fuck he wants to say but he hopes people don’t know the bible.

Antonius would provoke Thomas to say what Alexander said to his namesake; that he should change his name and quit embarrassing both of them.

razzle
razzle
  EL Coyote
November 4, 2016 12:31 am

Superstar is great.

My secret guilty pleasure is the 2000 stage-like film.

Unscreened
Unscreened
November 3, 2016 12:05 pm

At first I was thinking this essay was clever. But the word “clever” seems, perhaps, a little too cynical. So I will instead say it this way: This essay is skillfully written in a tricky manner.

The author compares Trump to Christ yet he does it through the reflective lens of a Hollywood film and its flawed director. This way, neither Christians or Atheists can be offended. Sweet! Put a bough on that sucker and hand me a cigar. Gawd, I love this place.

Westcoaster
Westcoaster
  Unscreened
November 3, 2016 8:36 pm

I thought he was comparing Trump to Gibson.

EL Coyote
EL Coyote
  Westcoaster
November 3, 2016 10:01 pm

Westy, that is the sleight of hand that Uncatholic referred to.

ditchner
ditchner
November 3, 2016 12:47 pm

“The Passion of the Christ” by Mel Gibson followed Catholic dogma (even Gibson himself was surprised by the reaction of the evangelicals because it was so “Marian”).

“Much of the public believes that the movie was based on the Gospel of John. The film’s official web site states that the movie “was adapted from a composite account of The Passion assembled from the four Biblical gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. ” 1 However, the Gospels were extensively supplemented by a number of other sources, including two Roman Catholic mystics:

bullet The “diaries of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) as collected in the book, ‘The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ’.” 2 She was an Augustinian nun who lived in Germany. Many information sources incorrectly state that she was the author of the book. In reality, it was Brentano, a famous German author and poet, who assembled descriptions of her visions into book form. It is available online. 3 One posting on a mailing list to which we subscribe wrote that when they read this book, they thought that they were reading Mel Gibson’s screen play.
bullet “The Mystical City of God” by St. Mary of Agreda (1602-1665). 4
The dialogue in the four gospels could probably fill less than a half-hour of film. A great deal of non-biblical material was added in order to flesh out the movie to its full length of 126 minutes. Whether this additional material was similar to the real events and dialog in first century CE Judea is a matter of debate.Much of the public believes that the movie was based on the Gospel of John. The film’s official web site states that the movie “was adapted from a composite account of The Passion assembled from the four Biblical gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. ” 1 However, the Gospels were extensively supplemented by a number of other sources, including two Roman Catholic mystics:

The “diaries of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) as collected in the book, ‘The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ’.” 2 She was an Augustinian nun who lived in Germany. Many information sources incorrectly state that she was the author of the book. In reality, it was Brentano, a famous German author and poet, who assembled descriptions of her visions into book form. It is available online. 3 One posting on a mailing list to which we subscribe wrote that when they read this book, they thought that they were reading Mel Gibson’s screen play.
“The Mystical City of God” by St. Mary of Agreda (1602-1665). 4
The dialogue in the four gospels could probably fill less than a half-hour of film. A great deal of non-biblical material was added in order to flesh out the movie to its full length of 126 minutes. Whether this additional material was similar to the real events and dialog in first century CE Judea is a matter of debate. ( http://www.religioustolerance.org/chrgibson4.htm)

Gibson is very tight with the Jesuits and they’re a shifty bunch.

Westcoaster
Westcoaster
  ditchner
November 3, 2016 8:36 pm

Isn’t/wasn’t Kaine a Jesuit?

ditchner
ditchner
  Westcoaster
November 3, 2016 9:52 pm

Kaine is/was a Jesuit. Reason enough to keep away from him. Pence grew up in Catholicism but I’ve not seen anything to support the statement that he was a Jesuit. He is reported to have converted to Christianity. As I’ve stated before Catholicism is not Christianity. Just ask the reformers of the 16th century.

RiNS the deplorable
RiNS the deplorable
  ditchner
November 5, 2016 9:34 am

Not christianity… but you are I suppose Ditch…
Fuck you are an idiot..

ditchner
ditchner
  RiNS the deplorable
November 5, 2016 12:53 pm

@Rins

This is the Christianity of Catholicism:

“The strength and the weakness of the Catholic Church is her unshakable belief that she is the ONLY repositor of Truth; since it is the right of truth to eliminate error, it follows that it is her duty to eliminate anything which is not consonant with Truth, namely with HER truth.

Because there cannot be two truths, any truth which is not hers are ipso facto errors. Because truth has the right to eliminate error, it is the duty of the Catholic Church to oppose and annihilate the latter.

That means that she is empowered to use any means, persuasion if possible but force if necessary, to prevent error from opposing truth; that is to oppose her Truth.

Her logic is faultlessly uncompromising, hence her dogmatism, both theological and operational. These have not been confined to abstractions, moral issues, or eschatological speculations. They have trespassed into the fields of concrete policies and have permeated her conduct from the beginning.

As soon as Constantine gave official recognition as a religion, she started to harass both Christians and non-Christians, who were not consonant with her. Her harassment of those not conforming with her commenced as early as the Fourth Century AD.

Such behaviour became a tradition. It lasted and progressed for more than a thousand years. The apex of her intolerance eventually became epitomized by the Inquisition. The latter, in the Spanish Inquisition, which terrorized the whole of Europe for more than five centuries.

Her claims of being the ONLY holder of truth, the fountain-spring of her historic intolerance, has never been revoked by her. She has maintained it with ever increasing resolution and ferocity until our own days. All her past actions bespeak of the constancy of such immutable intolerance. Since the Fourth Century AD her conduct has been patterned on nothing else.

The immutability of her resolve to compel everything and everybody to accept her belief, is compounded by her other belief that it is her duty to save the souls of ALL CHRISTIANS. A charge which culminated with the other belief, extension of such Catholic salvation to all mankind.

Hers is not a sporadic theological caprice of overzealous individuals. The Church has made it an official policy and objective of her own since the earliest times.

Pope Innocent gave precise instructions to all Inquisitors to enforce such regulations throughout Europe. Eventually it was made Statute Law. The regular clergy proved reluctant, so the Popes turned to the most fanatical, intolerant and narrow-minded section of the Church structure, the sundry monastic orders.

The two which excelled in their infamous task were the Dominicans and the Franciscans. Armed with practically unlimited power from the Popes, these Inquisitors swarmed all over Europe like theological hornets, setting up tribunals wherever they appeared.

Soon individuals, communities, nations, and indeed, the very hierarchy trembled at the mere mention of their names. Wherever they came, denunciations, accusations, treachery, perjury, torture, woe and death resulted.

The hooded Inquisitors did not content themselves with establishing their court in the sundry lands of Europe. Pope Gregory IX appointed a Dominican Grand Inquisitor for the whole of Armenia and Russia. Pope Urban VI ordered the General of the Dominicans to appoint Inquisitors for Armenia, Greece and Tartary (China).

Pope Nicholas IV asked the Patriarch of Jerusalem to create Inquisitors from the mendicant friars in his land. Pope Gregory XI granted authority to the Franciscan Provincial in the Holy Land to act as Chief Inquisitor in Syria, Palestine and even Egypt.

When an Inquisitor arrived everybody was commanded, in obedience to the Pope and to Mother Church, to disclose the name of anyone suspected of the slightest deviation from the Faith. The Inquisitors issued a compelling threat and a promise. A denouncer would get an indulgence of three years. Those avoiding their duty would be excommunicated.

Some denunciations were factual but many were concocted by vengeance, spite or jealousy. Those denounced, even on the flimsiest accusation or mere suspicion, would be arrested and flung directly into prison.

This usually was a common dungeon. Cold and damp, it lacked light or sanitation, and contained cut-throats, thieves and the like. Among these the friars would plant spies to induce the accused, by pretended friendship, threats, or other methods, to admit his guilt.

If this first step proved insufficient, the suspected heretic would be chained with heavy irons and left to starve in a dark, foul hole called the durus carcer—”cruel prison.” The accused was then brought before the inquisitorial tribunal composed of friars. If he asked the names of his accusers, he was told that only his judges had the right to know their names. He had no such right.

He was asked to confess to his guilt. If he pleaded innocence, he would be sent back to prison. On a second or third appearance before the Court, if he persisted he was put to torture. The whole purpose of his trial, of course, was to force a confession of heresy.

Torture was inflicted without solid proof of guilt. Two complainers or even one single accuser was sufficient for subjection to the agonies of torture, even if the accused man had, until then, been of unblemished character, pristine honesty and genuine piety.

The methods, kinds and degrees of torture were endless. The three basic ones employed were hoisting the man to the ceiling by his hands tied behind his back, breaking him on the rack, or greasing his feet and thrusting them into the fire.

If, following all the exquisite devices of torture, the heretic refused to recant or to admit his guilt, then the Inquisitors would pass capital sentence for heresy. To complete the macabre farce, the Holy Inquisitors would ask these same temporal powers, in the name of the Church, not to kill the poor accused. This formality was a mere legalistic device to make the Church appear innocent of the blood which was about to be spilled—or rather, burned.

The civil authorities could not heed this hypocritical plea, however, lest the Holy Inquisition fall upon them. Refusal to burn the heretic would have placed the temporal authorities themselves on trial for their lives. For heresy, of course!

Soon no one was safe from potential arrest. The spying, denunciation, and hunting down of heretics reached cleric or lay, men or women, noble or common. No one was immune from the terrorizing omnipresence of the Holy Inquisition.

This reign of Catholic terror lasted for centuries. Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and yes, even children were murdered…burned alive at the stake. Simply because they dared to disagree with the Holy Catholic Church or with her Popes.

This Vatican terror officially ended less than two hundred years ago. As recently as 1762 a Protestant pastor was condemned to death in France. Why? Simply because he was a Protestant! By whom? By the Catholic Church! Yes, by that same church which now pretends to love her “dear separated brethren.”

Indeed, in Europe torture was still enforced by all the Tribunals of the Holy Inquisition until the last century, the Pope being forced to abolish it only in 1816.

It was Napoleon, who entered Madrid in 1808, who was to abolish the Inquisition. When the Spanish Parliament in 1813 declared it incompatible with the Constitution, the Vatican protested. Super-Catholic Ferdinand VII restored it in 1814, with the full approval of the Church. The Holy Inquisition was finally suppressed by the Liberals in July, 1834.

The Vatican protested for decades, because Spain had suppressed the Inquisition. Why? Because the Catholic Church was persuaded, as in the past, that she had the right to IMPOSE her truth.

The belief, that it is still her duty to do so, is as alive today. It will remain so in the near and in the distant future.

The apologists of the Church assured the contemporary world that the horrors of the Inquisition will never be repeated, ever again. But the Catholic State of Croatia proved them wrong. The attempted coup of Hungary, when Cardinal Mindszenty tried to set up a totalitarian Catholic State, proved them wrong. The Catholic terrorism of Vietnam proved them wrong. The Catholic terrorism of Catholic Ireland proved them wrong.

The Catholic Church’s sudden espousing of Ecumenism was a classic device to make people forget that her basic spirit of intolerance is still within her.

It must be remembered that if the Inquisition was banned, against her will, only during the middle of the last century, the Holy Office, its inspirer and instrument was “abolished” only a few years ago. In fact, that it is operating, disguised under a specious name, in the silent walls of the Vatican of today.[1]

One of its main current tasks is to make sure that the Croatian Holocaust and the Catholic Dictatorship of Vietnam are forgotten, and become a mere footnote of remote history.

It has already partially succeeded. Since the contemporary world at large know very little about the true nature and the background religious intrigues of these two most reprehensible episodes of Catholic fanaticism.

And this to such a degree that, unlike Hitler’s and Stalin’s horrific concentration camps, the Croatian ones and the Buddhists self-immolation in Vietnam, as a protest against the Vatican’s religious terroristic interference, have already become taboos to the mass media of the world.

A dangerous triumph of contemporary Catholic pressure and its ecumenical and political associates. Forgetfulness and, even more, ignorance are dangerous twin brothers in our turbulent world. Since they are the breeders of unscrupulous ideological and ecclesiastical intrigues, and thus of potential new Croatias and new Vietnams.

The basic Catholic claims have never changed one single iota. The Catholic Church’s insistence about her own uniqueness has remained as granitically firm now, as it has always been. These are the same claims which produced the Inquisition, Croatia and the Catholic Dictatorship of Vietnam.

If the past be an indication of the shape of things to come then, given the right opportunities and appropriate political climate, New Inquisitions, New Croatias and New Vietnams will be created again and again. When, where and how, only the future will tell.”

Avro Manhattan – The Vatican Holocaust

(Avro Manhattan was the world’s foremost authority on Roman Catholicism in politics. A resident of London, during WW II he operated a radio station called “Radio Freedom” broadcasting to occupied Europe. He was the author of over 20 books including the best-seller The Vatican in World Politics, twice Book-of-the-Month and going through 57 editions. He was a Great Briton who risked his life daily to expose some of the darkest secrets of the Papacy. His books were #1 on the Forbidden Index for the past 50 years!!)

RiNS the deplorable
RiNS the deplorable
  ditchner
November 5, 2016 1:18 pm

Well Ditch

I must give you props for at least one thing. You can type a lot of shit with your head stuck firmly in your arse! If you are wondering if I took time to read your tripe I didn’t.

Just because you have some inane talent to pile shit high doesn’t mean I have to smell it.

Maybe Stucky can have a go at this. Myself I can’t be bothered.

Richard the Lionheart, an apostate in your eyes, dead for 800 years would if alive beg to differ.

To me you are no different then those ISIS headchoppers in your echelons of christian righteousness.

You sir are a blight on logic. But why should that surprise anyone. I know that I am one that is not.

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King Richard

A far more noble man then you…

EL Coyote
EL Coyote
  ditchner
November 3, 2016 10:03 pm

ditch, Sneaky how you repeated your citation to flesh out your comment to 126 minutes.

Bea Lever
Bea Lever
November 3, 2016 8:48 pm

Coaster

Kaine and Pence are both Jesuits.