[StBernard] About your "Amending the Recusal Law (28 U.S.C. Sec. 455)" petition signature

[Westley Annis]

Butch writes: "..maybe we can try something like this? but we wont  -  S .
T.  O . P.  -  SAVE THE  OLD PARISH ."

Jer Responds:

Butch, wouldn't it be delightful to be able to save a parish?
Unfortunately, we're living in an era of better times gone by.  Those who
set out to ruin the country since the 60's have made it their mission to
CHANGE gradually, the once wonderful  times when a parish was sovereign to a
federal government and in some ways to the state is not missing.

When times evolve whereas a parish is dependent upon the state and feds to
continue to exists, it no longer has the independence and homeland-security,
so to speak to be able to make it on its own.

Move up a half-century to today, and everyone but the parish/county owns
itself.  Even nationally, government has sold its soul to global landlords
(ex. China and others) and borrowers whereas the "brokenness" now trickles
down to the local level.

We simply cannot save the parish if the nation is lost (and hanging by a
thread itself).  The south before the civil war was stronger than anywhere
in the nation).  Things here are flip-flopped since and now have been owned
by the north, east and west nationally (and dead last in everything, since
it was raked across the coals and stripped of its riches and dignity). The
nation is losing its own sovereignty to the Marxists here as well as
globally. One-world-government. (Biblically/prophetically, we're at that
stage as written). A Utopia desire to lose its will and sell its soul to get
there. There is only one Utopia and not to be blasphemous, a Heaven on
earth. It cannot be achieved. Cannot.

Go down fighting? Isn't that what we've been trying to do for so long?

The socialists are priming the pump to eradicate da parish of its way of
life--in lieu of a "new parish order".  A closer look at the sickened city
of New Orleans and its trek through the decades would be a prime example of
what can happen to a parish. 

To make matters worse, the incoming crowd from N'awlins will change the
demographics, the way of life, the culture, the security, and replace what
we've known forever in da parish with a nudge until our generation has gone.
By that time, the Marxists in our educational system will indoctrinate a new
mentality into the young, impressionable minds of the youth yet to come.

Pray for those who can still and wish to remember da parish in better and
God-blessed times.  We walked with joy in past years as far as our memory
will allow us. However, in honesty, we shall never walk that such way ever
again. Life is changing whether we deem the changes plausible or cursed.

--jer--