John Hagee publishes op-ed taking shots at former US president, denounces Texas state party for rejecting ban on associating with Nazi sympathizers and Holocaust deniers

 

ed note–Let us begin our little discussion here with  a few important items–

 

1. Posing as a Christian minister, nevertheless, speaking in general terms, Hagee is a living, breathing extension of Israeli intelligence and an agent working in the service of a foreign power.

 

In the particular sense, he is a personal shabbos goy working for Benjamin Netanyahu.

 

Now, despite his toad-like comical appearance, nevertheless no one should underestimate the DANGEROUS amount of power he has over the minds of MILLIONS of Christian Zionist evangelicals who collectively represent the singular largest voting block in the American political system. As a modern-day version of the same cult leader Jim Jones who held life and death sway over those in his ‘church’, likewise, Hagee has the power to summon the will, political support and money of a large–repeat, LARGE–contingent of right-wing Christian Americana, and therefore no one should underestimate the power he has in affecting the political direction of the American ship of state, and especially as it relates to Satan’s HQ on earth, Israel.

 

Now, the reason for Haggis-for-brains Hagee penning this OpEd (which in truth he more than likely DID NOT write himself, leaving that important duty to one of his many Jewish handlers attached to Israeli intelligence) deals EXCLUSIVELY with 2 words which Donald J. Trump famously spoke in an interview with Israeli journalist Barak Ravid indicating Trump’s less-than-affectionate appreciation for the person of Benjamin Netanyahu, those 2 words being–

 

‘F*** HIM’…

 

Yes, that’s right, ladies and Gentile-men, Donald J. Trump, the man whom ENTIRE LEGIONS of drooling and zombified anti-Zionist ‘trooothers’ claimed for 5 intolerable years was the ‘bestest of buds’ with ‘Bibi’, the same DJT whom these same legions claimed was ‘owned by d’Jooz’ and was placed into the White House by Netanyahu himself so that he could start WWIII, is quoted saying–ON RECORDED AUDIO–those 2 words, the same 2 words that were the main reason for Netanyahu setting into motion the events beginning on Oct 7–Bibi’s ‘October Surprise’–in making sure that the war that Israel has been planning for the last 3,000 years doesn’t get thwarted by some delusional Gentile King and his ‘Deal of the Century’.

 

…And Hagee, his sway over millions of Christian Zionist evangelicals and THEIR VOTES, is part of that Judaic calculus.

 

Therefore, look for Hagee to begin chewing away at DJT’s base of support within the ‘Christian Right’, not only with additional OpEds such as this and sermons from the pulpit, but as well, throwing his support behind ‘Darling Nickey’ Haley, Netanyahu’s choice for POTUS, who has already made clear that as CiC she would commit American military forces to fighting Israel’s wars for her.

 

As we like to counsel the readers of this website, many uncomplimentary and unflattering things can be said about the Jews, but one of them that cannot be said is that they are stupid.

 

 

JTA

 

Pastor John Hagee, the influential pro-Israel evangelical leader, blasted Republicans for trafficking in ‘thinly veiled racism’ and a ‘contagious viral strain of anti-American, anti-Christian, and antisemitic politics.’

 

Hagee, the founder of Christians United for Israel, has long been associated with the pro-Israel right and has praised and endorsed a series of Republican presidential candidates, including Donald Trump. He gave a benediction at the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem in 2018, and the following year, five Trump administration officials — including Vice president Mike Pence — spoke at CUFI’s annual conference.

 

But this year, Hagee distanced himself from Trump, delivering a prayer at the launch of Nikki Haley’s presidential campaign. And on Monday, the eve of the Republican primary in New Hampshire, he published an op-ed in the Christian Post containing implied jabs at Trump, whom he did not mention by name.

 

‘Multiple would-be Republican standard bearers consistently appeal to the worst in their audience by trafficking in thinly veiled racism while cynically trampling on our Constitution,’ he wrote. ‘Likewise, faith is not ornamental, and the Word of God is not a political prop.’

 

He continued, ‘It is far from unprecedented for people to be led astray by those promising an unrealistic view of a nostalgic past, but when this nostalgia is rooted in insult, racism and antisemitism, it is fundamentally un-American and most assuredly evil.’

 

Hagee has long aimed his rhetorical fire at Democrats, and the piece also criticizes that party at length, including US President Joe Biden. ‘Socialists and authoritarians are on the precipice of taking over both of America’s political parties’ Hagee wrote. He added, ‘I fundamentally disagree with most mainstream Democratic policies.’

 

But even when naming Biden, who Hagee said ‘failed to save his party from the perils of socialism,’ Hagee took a veiled swipe at Trump and his baseless claims that the 2020 election was rigged: ‘President Biden was duly elected,’ Hagee wrote.

 

Trump and his allies have championed the rioters who sought to overturn Biden’s 2021 election, and Trump has recently said immigrants are ‘poisoning the blood’ of the country, language that resembles phrases in ‘Mein Kampf,’ by Adolf Hitler. At a rally in December, Trump denied plagiarizing Hitler and said he had never read the book.

 

Haley, the former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador, is the last remaining serious challenger to Trump in the primary and has staked her campaign on a strong showing in New Hampshire. She has drawn support from establishment Jewish Republicans who want to see an alternative to Trump and favor her interventionist foreign policy and robust embrace of Israel. Haley spoke last year at CUFI’s annual Washington conference.

 

In his piece, Hagee singled out the GOP in his home state of Texas for condoning antisemitism by rejecting a ban on associating with Nazi sympathizers and Holocaust deniers. Referring to that rejection, Hagee wrote, ‘To add insult to injury, the vote on this resolution was taken in secret, effectively reserving the party’s right to collaborate with Nazis.’

 

CUFI is one of the biggest and most influential right-wing pro-Israel lobbies on the federal and state level. It has led efforts to pass state laws targeting the movement to boycott Israel, and on the federal level was one of the first groups to lobby for the successful effort to link funding Palestinian institutions to cutting off payments for families of terrorists.

 

In addition to leading CUFI, Hagee is the founder of Cornerstone Church and of Hagee Ministries, an organization that directs millions of dollars to Israeli charities, including some in West Bank settlements.

 

Hagee endorsed the late Republican senator John McCain in the 2008 presidential election but withdrew his endorsement when some of his past remarks drew scrutiny, including comments suggesting Adolf Hitler was fulfilling the words of the Bible, and a reference to the Catholic Church as ‘the great whore’ — remarks for which he later apologized, and has also made overtly anti-Muslim statements.

One thought on “In jab at Trump, pro-Israel evangelical leader slams racism, antisemitism in GOP”
  1. “‘Socialists and authoritarians are on the precipice of taking over both of America’s political parties’ Hagee wrote.”
    Unbelievable. Both establishment parties have been completely captured by corporate interests (Oligarchy) and the Israel lobby. Talk about building a straw man argument. So disingenuous, so smug.

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