When They Come for the Churches The storming of a Minnesota church is not politics. It is good versus evil. How long will Christians stay silent? by Alex Destino
Anti-ICE, Democrat Party foot soldiers are now storming Christian church services in Minnesota. That alone tells you exactly where this country is headed.
This is not protest. This is spiritual warfare. Good versus evil. When activists invade a House of God, frighten children, and intimidate worshipers in the middle of a church service, they are not acting on their own. This is organized. This is funded. This is protected.
And there is a reason for it.
The Democrat Party cannot win elections without importing millions of illegal aliens. Without that pipeline of future voters, their coalition collapses. So they will defend that system at any cost — even if that means trampling churches, terrorizing children, and intimidating pastors.
This is not random. These are foot soldiers for a political machine that depends on chaos and lawlessness to survive.
We have seen this pattern before.
After the Bolshevik Revolution in the early 1920s, communist mobs stormed churches across Russia, shut them down, assaulted priests, desecrated altars, and turned sanctuaries into prisons and propaganda halls. They understood that faith was their greatest enemy. Karl Marx taught that communism advances by tearing down religion, family, truth, and national identity. Destroy faith first, and everything else collapses after it.
Now look at Minnesota and tell me this is not the same pattern.
If you’ve followed anything I’ve written, you know I’ve said for a long time that this is spiritual warfare. This is no longer right versus left. It is good versus evil.
And if you think this cannot happen in your town, you are badly mistaken.
We saw a preview of it right here in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
During Gloucester’s 400th anniversary, I proposed that the city fly the Christian flag on Good Friday to recognize the contributions of the Christian community over four centuries — the faith that shaped not only America, but Gloucester itself. That was all it was meant to be: an acknowledgment of history and gratitude for the people who built this city.
The response exposed something far darker.
The attacks were immediate. The hatred was vicious. The tolerance vanished the moment Christianity appeared in public.
What most people never saw were the messages that came privately.
So many good people reached out to tell me they agreed, that they supported it, that they were grateful someone finally said it out loud. But they were afraid to say it publicly.
Afraid of whom?
Afraid of the same people who now storm churches.
Many of you saw what they tried to do to me. I’m not afraid. But you should ask yourself why so many decent people are.
Scripture is very clear about this. “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.” And again, “Whoever acknowledges Me before men, I will also acknowledge before My Father in heaven.”
We are not called to hide our faith. We are called to be bold in it.
Christians need to wake up.
This is no longer about politics. This is about whether you will be allowed to worship freely in your own country without intimidation. Christians are not a minority in the United States. We are the majority. But a silent majority is a defeated majority.
If Christians stood up together, this madness would stop.
Protect your churches. Protect your pastors. Protect your families. If you don’t know what security your church has, ask your pastor. If there is none, demand it. This is not paranoia. This is prudence. And I can assure you of this: this nonsense would not happen at my church.
And understand this clearly: what happened in that church in Minnesota is not just immoral — it is illegal.
Federal law, the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, makes it a felony to use force, threats, or physical obstruction to intimidate people because they are exercising their religious freedom at a place of worship. The video is public. The conduct is obvious.
If the law means anything at all, those who entered that church to disrupt worship and terrorize worshipers should be in handcuffs today.
These are not normal times.
If you are not awake now, when will you be?
Stand up for your faith. Stand up for your churches. Stand up for your communities and your families. Because the people doing this do not want coexistence. They want submission. And history is very clear about what happens when good people stay silent for too long.
The Weekly Sam: Book Review of “Marva Collins’ Way” by Sam Blumenfeld
(This is a review from Sam’s June 1987 newsletter titled “Eugenics and the Making of a Black Underclass.”) http://blumenfeld.campconstitution.net/1987/BEL%2002-06%20198706.pdf
Marva Collins is the black educator who spent 16 years teaching in the Chicago public school system before deciding that she had had enough. “The longer I taught in the public school system, the more I came to think that schools were concerned with everything but teaching,” she says. In September 1975 Marva began a private school of her own with four students and one classroom.
Today, her Westside Preparatory School is considered the nation’s most successful private alternative in a black community. Its success has been widely acclaimed by the media but not by the public educators of Chicago who continue to do what they do best: miseducate. I have known Marva for many years through my association with the Reading Reform Foundation. She has been one of America’s strongest and most vocal advocates of intensive phonics in the teaching of reading. Because of this she is not very popular among reading professionals and specialists who use look-say basal programs.
Marva Collins’ Way is an important book for anyone who wants to understand what one woman is doing to pull black children out of the underclass. Mrs. Collins writes: “I prepared my children for Iife.” And I bluntly told them to face that fact that no one was going to hire them for a job if they walked into an office wearing picks in their hair, if they slinked into a room as though their hips were broken, or if the boys wore earrings or high-heeled shoes or wide-brimmed hats. I teach them to become universal citizens of the world. encourage people,
She writes “I did not teach black history as a subject apart from American history, emphasize black heroes over white, or preach black consciousness rather than a sense of the larger society. My refusal to do so was a sore spot between me and some members of the black community. “I’d say to my students, ‘Is there anyone in here who doesn’t know he’s black?’ And the children would shake their heads and laugh. Then I’d ask, ‘Is there any black child in here who plans on turning white?’ Again, there would be laughter. ‘In that case let’s get on with the business of learning,’ I’m opposed to teaching black English because it separates black children from the rest of society; it also implies they are too inferior to learn standard language usage.” I was convinced black English was another barrier confining my students to the ghetto, “Instead of teaching black pride I taught my children self-pride.
All I wanted was for them to accept themselves. I pointed out that in many ways the ghetto is a state of mind. If you have a positive attitude about yourself, then no one can put you down for who you are or where you live.” This book will also teach you more about education then you’ll ever learn in a teachers college. It goes against everything John Dewey, Cattell, Thorn dike, Gates, Judd, Gray, and the others stood for. It’s what every teacher and student teacher in America should read. But let’ s face it. How many teachers actually read any more books for pleasure?
(The book is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Marva-Collins-Way-P/dp/0874773105/ref=monarch_sidesheet_title#
And the movie:
The Wind Turbine Lie Comes Apart Gloucester’s wind turbines never produced what politicians promised. Not even close.
News out of Gloucester is that the city’s remaining wind turbines are being “retired.” Finally—thank God. I stood with many others who fought bringing these turbines to Gloucester, and we were right. From the beginning, we warned they would not produce the energy politicians promised. The projections were inflated, the assumptions were fantasy, and the output never came close to what the public was sold. Because the energy never materialized, the savings never did either. We warned that maintenance costs would overwhelm any benefit—and they did. Ask yourself a simple question: have your energy bills gone down since those turbines went up? Of course not. They’ve gone up—dramatically. Nationwide, onshore wind turbines average about a 30% capacity factor—meaning they produce less than one-third of their advertised maximum output. Yet communities are sold these projects as if the power is steady, reliable, and capable of justifying the cost. It never was. We also warned that these massive industrial towers didn’t belong in a beautiful, historic waterfront city. They scarred Gloucester’s skyline. We warned they would leak oil. We warned they would fail mechanically. That’s exactly what happened. And none of this was hard to predict. These failures had already happened all over the country. But facts, data, and results mean nothing to left-wing politicians. They convince themselves they’re “saving the planet,” even as they actively degrade the community they claim to care about. Just look at Good Harbor Beach. A third of one of the most beautiful beaches in New England has been fenced off in the name of plover protection. Three years ago, residents were told this operation saved three eggs. Three. Since then, more of the beach has been taken—and officials refuse to share any updated data with the public. Instead, we get enforcement. Self-appointed monitors patrol the beach covered head to toe in full sun-protection gear, binoculars in hand, standing guard like it’s a military exclusion zone. The Karens lead the charge, scanning the sand for violations, with their low-T beta-male husbands tagging along to make sure no one dares step into the plover-protected zone. This is what passes for environmental policy in Gloucester now. Complete nonsense. Same mindset. Same playbook. Ideology first—consequences last. Then reality intervened in the most dramatic way possible: one turbine lost a massive blade. By sheer luck, no one was killed. Nearby residents lived with relentless noise and disruption while politicians kept calling this disaster “progress.” And Gloucester isn’t unique. Look at Cape Wind—years of hype, millions wasted, nothing to show for it. Across the country, wind projects are being retired early because the math never worked and the risks were always downplayed. Wind isn’t the answer to our energy needs. It’s a boondoggle that enriches manufacturers, developers, and green consultants while communities absorb the cost, the damage, and the danger. These turbines may now be “retired”—let’s hope they’re taken down as soon as possible. Until ideology stops outweighing results at the ballot box, Gloucester should expect more failures like this—just wrapped in new slogans and sold by the same people. |
See The People That Liberal White Women and Feminized Beta Males Are Risking Their Lives For by Alex Destino
The Democratic Party has somehow persuaded its base—mostly white, middle-aged women and feminized beta males— and turn them into foot soldiers to act directly against their own self-interest: abandoning their jobs (if they have them) families, embracing personal risk, and confronting law enforcement on behalf of criminals who illegally invaded our country and stole Americans’ hard-earned money.
Many of these criminals are now loose on the streets, including child rapists and violent offenders. That’s who they’re trying to protect from law enforcement.
I don’t know what kind of voodoo the Democrat propaganda machine uses, but convincing people to do this is truly remarkable.
Below is a list of the criminals arrested during this ICE surge in Minnesota. Look at the horrific crimes (in the comments below ). A week ago, these demons were walking the streets, and these are the people the Democrat Party is protecting.
ICE has provided a list of the most egregious criminal aliens they’ve arrested during their surge in the sanctuary state of Minnesota, & it’s the most disturbing list I’ve ever seen, including numerous convicted child rapists/sodomizers & ten convicted killers, most with deportation orders going back many years. Several from Laos, Somalia, and Sudan.
WARNING GRAPHIC – Highlights below:
Sriudorn Phaivan, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of strong-arm sodomy of a boy & strong-arm sodomy of a girl with a deportation order since 2018.
Tou Vang, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of sexual assault and sodomy of a girl under age 13 and procuring a child for prostitution with a deportation order since 2006.
Chong Vue, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of the strong-arm rape of a 12-year-old girl and kidnapping a child with intent to sexually assault her, with a deportation order since 2004,
Ge Yang, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of strong-arm rape, aggravated assault with a weapon, and strangulation with a deportation order since 2012.
Pao Choua Xiong, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of rape and child fondling with a deportation order since 2003.
Kou Lor, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of rape, rape with a weapon, and sexual assault with a deportation order since 1996.
Hernan Cortes-Valencia, Mexican illegal alien convicted of sexual assault of a child and DUI with a deportation order since 2016.
Abdirashid Adosh Elmi, a Somalian illegal alien convicted of homicide.
Gilberto Salguero Landaverde, a Salvadoran illegal alien convicted of three counts of homicide with a deportation order since June 2025.
Gabriel Figueroa Gama, a Mexican illegal convicted of homicide who has been previously deported in 2002.
Galuak Michael Rotgai, a Sudanese illegal alien convicted of homicide.
Thai Lor, a Laotian illegal alien convicted of two counts of homicide with a deportation order since 2009.
Mariana Sia Kanu, an illegal alien from Sierra Leone convicted of two counts of homicide with a deportation order since 2022.
Aldrin Guerrero Munoz, a Mexican illegal alien convicted of homicide with a deportation order since 2015.
Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed, a Somalian illegal alien convicted of manslaughter with a deportation order since 2022.
Mongong Dual Maniang Deng, a Sudanese illegal alien convicted of attempt to commit homicide, weapon possession, and DUI.
Aler Gomez Lucas, a Guatemalan illegal alien convicted of negligent homicide with a vehicle and DUI with a deportation order since 2022.
Shwe Htoo, a Burmese illegal alien convicted of negligent homicide.
ICE says all of these criminal aliens were roaming freely in the sanctuary state of Minnesota prior to arrest, and that these are the type of people that politicians and activists are referring to as their “neighbors” as they attempt to interfere with ICE.
From the Bolsheviks to the Democrats by Alexander J. Destino
How political violence is rebranded as “moral”—and why history warns us what comes next
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How do we make sense of the political violence coming from the modern American left and the Democratic Party’s activist ecosystem—assassinations, riots, intimidation, attacks on police and ICE officers, and an increasingly open tolerance for political violence?
To understand it, we must look back to history—specifically to the Bolshevik movement in Russia.
The Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, were among the first political movements to argue openly that violence was not only acceptable, but morally justified if it was carried out in the name of “justice” and “progress.”
They divided society into moral absolutes: good people versus bad people, the oppressed versus the oppressors. This framework explains why today white men are targeted, why BLM was created, and why the LGBTQ+ transgender movement was elevated—each used to manufacture grievance and permanent victimhood.
Anyone who disagreed with them, enforced the law, owned property, or defended existing institutions was labeled an enemy of the people.
That framework—moral absolutism paired with political violence—is the key link between the Bolsheviks and today’s Democratic Party activist wing.
Because the Bolsheviks believed they were on the “right side of history”—a phrase later popularized by Barack Obama—they claimed the authority to use violence: riots, intimidation, arrests, and killings. In 1917, they seized power by force, invalidated elections they lost, and ruled through fear. Does this sound familiar?
Their core belief was simple and catastrophic: once your cause is declared righteous, violence becomes not just acceptable—but necessary. Today, we have white, middle-aged women committing violence against federal police officers.
That same moral logic now defines large portions of the Democratic Party’s activist ecosystem: Antifa, BLM, and increasingly militant elements within the transgender movement—over and over again.
Look at what they did during the George Floyd riots.
Look at what they did to Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Look at the two assassination attempts on Donald Trump.
Look at what they did to Charlie Kirk.
Americans must wake up to where we are in history. Political violence has been morally justified before. It has always ended in tyranny. Allowing it to continue—no matter the cause—will cost this country everything.
“C02 is plant food not a pollutant: A Presentation by Professor Willie Soon
Camp Constitution instructor and CERES co-team leader, Dr. Willie Soon, gave a presentation at Hillsdale College’s 19th Annual Free Market Forum in North Carolina.
In this video, we show Dr. Soon’s presentation that was entitled, “The importance of fossil fuels and CO2: A scientific perspective”. We recommend visiting the Hillsdale College website for the full video and details on the panel session at https://freedomlibrary.hillsdale.edu/….
Camp Constitution Announces Its 18th Annual Family Camp
Camp Constitution will hold its 18th Annual Family Camp at the Singing Hills Christian Camp https://www.singinghills.net/ Plainfield, NH. from Sunday July 12 to Friday July 17, 2026
Returning instructors include Pastor David Whitney of the Institute on the Constitution, Catherine White of The Constitution Decoded, Alex Newman, author and host of the Sentinel Report, Kurt Hyde, retired U.S. Air Force Lt, Col, and Rev. Steve Craft, Camp Constitution’s chaplain.
Guest instructors include Mr. Rich Howell, historian and Revolutionary War reenactor. In addition to the classes, the camp will offer marksmanship courses, martial arts, hiking, basketball, volleyball, wiffleball, and optional field trip and swimming, chess, gaga and corn hole tournaments. Campers and staff end the day with an evening campfire.
Our theme: Celebrating our nation’s 250th Birthday
Camp Constitution’s annual camp is a family camp open to entire families, unaccompanied minors, and adults. The cost for the week which includes lodging, meals and class handouts is $300 for those 13 and over. $200. For campers 12 and under, and three and under with parents are free. The camp offers an “Early Bird” discount of $50, per person by registering by May 1. A link to the camp registration: https://campconstitution.net/camp-registration/
For more information contact Hal Shurtleff (857) 498-1309 campconstitution1@gmail.com
“Imagine” Newsmax Promoting the Culture War
During Newsmax’s New Years Eve special , host Shawn Kraisman introduced the atheist and anti-American song “Imagine” in a positive manner. In this shot video, Hal Shurtleff, host of the Camp Constitution Report, discussed the issue. Hal called Newsmax to register a complaint and it was well received. The man he spoke to David looked up the lyrics and agreed that the lyrics were not in alignment with the philosophy of Newsmax. Conservatives need to pay attention to what they promote.
THEY DIDN’T LOSE THE MONEY. THEY STOLE IT. (Explained by a Former Prosecutor) by Kevin Hayslett
This photo is what “successful programs”
An empty cafeteria.
A metal tray.
No food.
No children.
Minnesota is asking the question.
The rest of the country is watching in disbelief.
Why is nobody in handcuffs?
I spent years as a prosecutor. Here’s the truth about accountability that press conferences will never admit.
Large government fraud doesn’t survive because of secrecy.
It survives because of routine.
No single signature looks criminal.
No single approval feels reckless.
Each step is small. Defensible. Boring.
Fraud at this scale doesn’t look like a crime — it looks like a process that never gets stopped.
But make no mistake: this wasn’t an accounting error.
It was a looting.
They didn’t just fudge numbers on a spreadsheet.
They invented ghost children.
They used the names of real kids to steal real money.
Right up until the money was gone.
That’s how nine figures disappear.
Not with villains in alleys.
But with meetings in conference rooms.
And while they were writing checks to fraudsters for meals that never existed, you were scanning coupons for diapers.
While they were laughing in those conference rooms, you were putting items back on the grocery shelf because the total was too high.
Every parent knows what it means to choose less for yourself so a child can have enough.
Fraud doesn’t kick down doors in government.
It walks right through them.
With a badge.
And a calendar invite.
People think exposure equals justice.
It doesn’t.
Exposure is just the moment the public finally notices what insiders already normalized.
And that’s exactly what happened here.
Minnesotans didn’t suddenly wake up.
They knew something was wrong for a long time.
What they didn’t have was leverage.
This exposure didn’t begin inside government.
It began outside it.
Independent reporting forced details into public view that formal oversight had left buried. Only after that external scrutiny did official explanations follow.
That sequence matters.
Because accountability that begins after exposure isn’t prevention.
It’s damage control.
Real accountability is the moment someone says,
“This stops with me.”
In my experience, that moment almost never comes from inside the building.
Because government doesn’t prosecute itself by instinct.
It does it reluctantly.
Late.
And only when silence becomes more dangerous than speaking up.
Look at the incentives.
Inspectors report up the same chain they’re supposed to challenge.
Oversight offices answer to the people whose decisions they’re reviewing.
Everyone is “monitoring.”
Which means no one is responsible.
That’s not incompetence.
That’s insulation.
People think outrage moves cases forward.
It doesn’t.
Outrage fades.
Pensions don’t.
Delay is the ultimate defense.
Silence is safer than truth.
Time doesn’t heal scandals — it buries them in paperwork.
That’s why investigations stall.
Not because nothing went wrong.
But because proving who knew what, when they knew it, and why they signed anyway is slow, dangerous, and professionally radioactive.
The paper trail survives.
Responsibility evaporates.
And no — this isn’t just Minnesota.
Any system that moves billions through layered approvals without real-time verification isn’t “vulnerable.”
It is designed to look away.
When approving contracts gets you promoted, but asking questions gets you labeled “difficult,” the system trains compliance — not protection of the public.
This doesn’t require a hero.
It requires jurisdiction that isn’t conflicted.
In my experience, justice only moves when the people with the handcuffs don’t answer to the people with the checkbook.
And that brings us to the Governor.
Tim Walz is currently seeking a third term. During the vice-presidential debate, he publicly praised these programs as a success.
If a CEO lost hundreds of millions of dollars and called it a “success,” they wouldn’t be asking for a contract renewal.
They’d be under investigation.
And if nothing happens now —
after the facts are public,
after the numbers are known,
after the damage is undeniable —
then this wasn’t a failure of oversight.
It was a choice.
In Minnesota, apparently looting — politely, legally, and right in the open — is what passes for governance.
They are banking on you being too tired to care.
Prove them wrong.
If accountability matters to you, share this.
Kevin Hayslett Grateful Husband | Proud Dad of three sons
Furman • USNA • USMA grads
Faith • Family • Freedom 🇺🇸
Patriot | Lawyer | Tarpon Jumper
Furman • USNA • USMA grads
Faith • Family • Freedom 🇺🇸
Patriot | Lawyer | Tarpon Jumper
American Minute with Bill Federer 1777 Freezing Valley Forge & Starving Ships “If those few thousand men endured that long winter of suffering … what right have we to be of little faith?”
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