Today I will be giving my analysis of the Mega church phenomenon, the origins in positive thinking, the connections of these movements to intelligence fronts and cut outs, the cultish aspect of many of these spin-off religions and CEO pastor-gurus, the schemes and strategies used, as well as an analysis of Calvinism and its […]
The Gateway Pundit reports this in their July 29, 2020 piece, written by Jim Hoft:
We celebrate Labor Day by honoring workers — especially the forgotten workers. Stay-at-home mothers who home school their children are often forgotten. Others who are forgotten are those who work in school cafeterias, those who empty bedpans in nursing homes, and ordinary local guys, like my plumber. He is smart, honest and he never overcharges. These are just ordinary people. Most have no degrees — no fancy pieces of paper to frame and hang on their walls. These are the “good guys”. They keep our country and homes running. They are the real backbone of the economy.
Anyone who has ever eaten at Chik-Fil-A knows why they do so. The food is great, always served with a smile and graciousness, and the atmosphere is very high quality. But, it’s a CHRISTIAN company and so, all these great qualities just don’t matter to activist liberals.
They went after Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey after he posted these comments on his own social network:
I had tried so many time to get arrest at starbuck – KOOPA TROOFA
This is the free half, while subscribers to JaysAnalaysis get access to the full lectures, talks, interviews and archives by subscribing at the PayPal links at JaysAnalysis.com. Today we move to the next section of Genesis, chapters 3-6 to examine the typology, symbolism and overall philosophy of revelation, contrasted with the philosophy of naturalism, materialism, paganism and Gnosticism.
(ZHE) Following a barrage of allegations of sexual misconduct involving Fox News’ iconic CEO Roger Ailes, it seemed like it was only a formality before the departure was announced, and sure enough, moments ago it became official when Fox announced that Ailes has resigned as CEO and Chairman.
Full release:
(COMMONDREAMS) As global inequality skyrockets, CEOs at the 350 largest corporations in America took in about 276 times the pay of the average worker in 2015, according to the latest numbers from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
(COMMONDREAMS) A majority of chief executives of the world’s biggest companies say they would support Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump for president, according to a new survey that upends the usual Republican leanings of corporate CEOs.
