“Seek Yahweh while He may be found. Call upon Him while He is near. Let the wicked forsake his way and the unrighteous man his thoughts and let him return to Yahweh, and He will have compassion on him. Turn to our Elohim, for He will abundantly pardon.”
Isaiah 55: 6-7
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What is a Woman?
The video below is only 59-seconds-long. It shows Sen. Marsha Blackburn, a Republican from Tennessee, asking Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson if she can define the word “woman”.
Jackson said, “No. I can’t.” She has 2 degrees from Harvard, an undergraduate degree and a law degree, but she can’t define the word “woman”, or so she says. A rational, intelligent person can easily conclude that she lied under oath. That’s perjury.
Jackson hemmed and hawed a bit and added, “I’m not a biologist.”
So, Jackson can’t tell us what a woman is, because she isn’t a biologist. Well, I’m not a biologist, either, but I know what a woman is.
A few years ago in America, if I had seen a scene like this in a movie, I would have thought that it was ridiculous or insane.
I wish Blackburn had asked Jackson follow-up questions like this: “Are you a woman?”
To be consistent, Jackson would have been forced to say something like this: “I told you that I am not a biologist, so I don’t know if I’m a woman.”
Blackburn could have asked for a short recess to find a biologist who could testify about Jackson’s gender. The biologist would have asked Jackson to drop her drawers, because therein lies the evidence.
To avoid public humiliation, Jackson might have said, “I refuse to drop my drawers, because I’m having my period.”
The biologist would have said, “That’s proof that the nominee is a woman.”
Why Blackburn didn’t ask follow-up questions is a mystery to me. She missed a perfect opportunity to expose Jackson’s dishonesty.
More than anything else, Supreme Court justices need to be honest. Dishonesty led to the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.
Most Americans know what a woman is. A few don’t. Jackson is one of them, or so she says.
In 1972, if a Supreme Court nominee had been asked in her confirmation hearings if she thought most abortions are murder, she would have said, “Yes.” Publicly, Republicans and Democrats would have agreed, but Democrats were working tirelessly behind the scenes to change Americans’ attitudes toward abortion.
Democrats won the battle. The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision was a tidal change moment in the United States. Forty-nine years have passed, and America is not the same place. Abortion procedures are common. Since Roe v. Wade, more than 60 million unborn Americans and counting have been murdered by their mothers. Some of the women who would have been mothers except for abortions brag about it. During the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, I saw one woman on television bragging about having had 5 abortions, and the studio audience applauded as though it was an amazing accomplishment.
Most of those people probably vote for Democrats. They detest the Republican Party, because they believe it’s a “pro-life” party and that the Democrat Party is a “pro-choice” party. In 1972, no one, Democrat or Republican, would have bragged about getting an abortion. It would have been regarded as a source of great shame for any woman, and she would have done her utmost hide the fact.
Today, Democrats take great pride in the role they played in the legalization of the butchering of innocent, unborn children, and they will fight to protect that so-called “constitutional right”. They call it “the right to choose”, but in reality, it’s the “right” of one human being to murder another human being with impunity. The murderer happens to be the mother, and the victim is her defenseless unborn baby.
That’s a sign of depravity, but things can get a lot worse.
Democrats fought hard to prevent President Trump’s three Supreme Court nominees from being confirmed, because they know that perceptions of reality can be changed. If the Supreme Court reverses the precedent set by Row v. Wade, it will begin another tidal change moment in perceptions about abortion in the United States, and Democrats know that reversing tidal changes in public opinion is extremely difficult. Where Roe v. Wade is concerned, it’s been 49 years and counting.
So, while the current Supreme Court is beginning to seriously reconsider the Row v. Wade precedent, Democrats are preparing us for another issue. I call it “gender confusion”. Democrats want us to believe that biological differences between males and females are not the things that distinguish gender. They see gender as a matter of choice, too. To Democrats, where gender is concerned, what matters is what a person wants to be at any given moment. If he wants to be a woman, Democrats say he is a woman.
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination to the Supreme Court is part of the Democrats’ campaign to normalize gender confusion, and she is playing her part according to the Democrat script. She’s not certain who/what she is, or so she says.
Here’s a hint: If you want to know what gender you are, look in your underwear. If you see a penis, you are a male. If you see a vagina, you are a female. There are many other tell-tale signs of gender, but that’s the most obvious one.
When I tell people what’s next on the Democrat Party’s agenda, they think I’m sensationalizing, but rest assured, I am not. For example, Democrats believe pedophiles are born that way. They won’t admit it publicly yet, but one day they will.
Democrats think pedophilia is normal, and they will ask, “How can we punish or discriminate against people for normal behavior?”
A spiritual war is raging. Satan is doing everything he can to cause people to reject Yahweh and everything He said and stands for. I think most believers would tell you that Satan is winning. Throughout the world, that’s what the evidence shows today, but Satan will lose in the end.
Just like abortion, gender confusion is part of Satan’s plan. I don’t know for sure what he has planned for us next, but I know he is using the Democrat Party and people who support Democrats to advance his agenda in the United States the same way he used the Nazi Party and people who supported Nazis in Germany before the end of World War II.
I’m not optimistic about politicians in general, but at this point, the Republican Party is much better than the Democrat Party. In the end, candidates for office, Republicans and Democrats, go with whatever is fashionable when they are running for office. When evil becomes fashionable, politicians from both parties go with it to win elections. Politicians who don’t go with whatever is fashionable are as rare as hens’ teeth.
See “What Mitt Romney says about GOP attacks on Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson”:
Sen. Mitt Romney apparently doesn’t see much substance to allegations some conservative members of his party, including Utah Sen. Mike Lee, leveled against Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson regarding her sentencing of child pornographers.
“It struck me that it was off course, meaning the attacks were off course that came from some,” the Utah Republican told The Washington Post on Tuesday. “And there is no there, there.”
Mitt Romney is a Republican. Today, he’s a senator from Utah, but he used to be Governor of Massachusetts. In 2012, he was the GOP nominee for President of the United States. Child pornography is produced for pedophiles. Where normalizing pedophilia is concerned, Ketanji Brown Jackson is the point of the spear for Democrats. As far as Romney is concerned, it doesn’t matter, or as he said, “There is no there, there.”
Like Romney, many Republicans have gone over to the dark side already. Some GOP leaders are openly questioning the political wisdom of standing against abortion on demand or gender confusion or pedophilia or any other moral issue no matter how evil it is. In fact, they are beginning to believe that people who take stands against evil are evil, because they are costing Republicans votes. In that sense, they are just like Democrats. Winning votes is all that matters, and the ends justify the means.
Don’t underestimate the importance of Supreme Court appointments. The Supreme Court plays a huge part in determining what is fashionable in the United States.
We have elections every 2 years for the House, every 6 years for the Senate, and every 4 years for the presidency. Supreme Court justices serve for a lifetime, so mistakes are costly.
Imagine having a woman who doesn’t know what a woman is on the Supreme Court for the next several decades. I know this sounds like bad fiction, but it’s reality in the United States right now.
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“I am the good shepherd. I know My sheep and My sheep know Me — just as the Father knows Me and I know the Father — and I lay down My life for the sheep. I have other sheep that are not of this fold. I must bring them also. They too will listen to My voice, and there shall be one flock and one Shepherd. The reason My Father loves Me is that I lay down My life — only to take it up again. No one takes it from Me, but I lay it down of My own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again. This command I received from My Father.”
John 10: 14-18
