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New
York Times Launches Attack Against Texe Marrs
As
a Christian and a pro-America believer you know you're making a tremendous
impact for good when the one newspaper the ultra-liberals adore and love
most publishes a scathing and malicious, personal attack against you.
That's what happened to my writing and yours truly on February 9, 1994
when Anna Quindlen, the current darling of the savage, lesbian-abortion
combine, launched a malignant and bitter attack in her New York Times
column against me personally.
It
seems that someone gave Ms. Quindlen a copy of my newsletter which had a
full page ad on my bestselling book, Big
Sister Is Watching You, which fully exposes feminist Hillary Rodham
Clinton, Branch Davidian marauder Janet Reno, Christian hater Donna
Shalala, and all the other corrupt minions of the former Clinton White
House. Evidently, seeing the
truth in print about all her feminazi pals sent the liberal Ms. Quindlen
into quite a tizzy. Indeed,
she went bananas. In her own
words, the columnist admitted that, Texe Marrs’ newsletter “drives me
wild.”
Liberal Rantings and Ravings
Here
is just a portion of the rantings and ravings of this angry New
York Times columnist:
Ms. Quindlen also says she is outraged about Texe
Marrs’ unmasking of the Skull and Bones society which, she contends, is
simply a harmless “prepster” group.
She assures her liberal readership that there is no danger
whatsoever in such harmless, secretive organizations.
Such
talk by Mr. Marrs, grunts Ms. Quindlen, is bad because it “feeds the
fantasies of those who believe in the Kissinger-Rockefeller cabal.”
(Strange, because in that particular issue, I never once mentioned either
Henry Kissinger or David
Rockefeller.)
Slamming the
NRA and Operation Rescue
The irate feminist columnist also manages to get in a
cutting criticism of the National Rifle Association (NRA) and Operation
Rescue—two other organizations she despises.
Quindlen tells readers that, like Texe Marrs’ newsletter, these
two groups also “drive me wild, with their support of gun-friendly
candidates and abortion clinic blockades.”
Of
course, radical feminists believe that only liberal groups should be
accorded constitutional rights. The beliefs of Christians and those of American patriotic
organizations must be censored and blacked out. After all, reason the feminazi propagandists, we
are a great danger to the rising global order.
We are the politically and religiously incorrect.
Christians must be made to shut up, even if the first amendment
does specifically and clearly guarantee the “free exercise of
religion.”
Ms.
Quindlen moans that, “arguments about political correctness linger on
like a bad cold,” while Mr. Marrs speaks for “those who believe Donna
Shalala, Madeleine Albright and the other women of the Clinton
administration are part of a long-standing, serpentine network of
international revolutionaries.”
Hillary Clinton:
Goddess of the New York Times
But
apparently, what makes Ms. Quindlen and her New
York Times cohorts the maddest is our exposé of their goddess role
model, Hillary Rodham, also known as Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Quindlen steps up her attack on me as she acidly writes:
“Mr. Marrs,” opines the liberal Ms. Quindlen,
“can’t tell the difference between a liberal and a Marxist.” Anyway, she asks, “what’s wrong with Hillary’s
admiration for the dead Eleanor Roosevelt?”
A Malignancy Needing to be Cured
Finally,
the sweet, gentle, kind and liberal Ms. Anna Quindlen ends her feminist
diatribe in her Marxist (oops, I mean “liberal”) New
York Times column by branding folks who believe like Texe Marrs a
“malignancy that needs to be cured.”
Sure,
Anna, just like Hitler—in the 30s and 40s—“cured” all those
“malignant” Jews and Christians of their dangerous attitudes in all
those nice, politically correct, Nazi concentrations camps, right?
Isn’t that really what you and your feminist girlfriends would
like to do to the members of Operation Rescue, the National Rifle
Association, and to the readers of Conspiracyworld.com—roast
us all alive in reignited furnaces and ovens?
Oh
no, you protest, we tolerant, broad-minded liberals would not think of
such a vile thing! But, then,
how do you explain Roberta Achtenberg, the lesbian activist and persecutor
of the Boy Scouts whom Hillary has made the nation’s Asst. Secretary of
HUD? In an interview recently
in a gay magazine, Achtenberg branded her straight opponents as “less
than human.” I ask you, Ms.
Quindlen, isn’t that the same kind of thing that Hitler once said about his
opposition?
Christian Bashing Leads to Boldness
This
January, the media reported that Admiral Bobby Ray Inman had withdrawn his
nomination to become Secretary of Defense.
Inman complained that William Safire, a New
York Times columnist, had written a mean-spirited column opposing the
nomination and that The New
York Times was engaged in a vendetta to get him. Critics of Inman derided the admiral as “thin-skinned”
and tauntingly suggested that he just “couldn’t take the heat.”
Well,
I have news for Ms. Quindlen and her feminist pals:
Texe Marrs is no Bobby Ray Inman! Your
hate-filled, biased and misleading columns do not scare me.
They only make me bolder in speaking the truth and uplifting God.
Unlike Bobby Inman, Texe Marrs is not going to fold up his tent and
simply fade away.
You
have miscalculated, Ms. Quindlen. The
first Christians persisted even in the face of vicious torture and hideous
torments from their enemies. Yet,
they prayed for their enemies. They
sacrificed everything for their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
And for this, they received the eternal love of Christ in return.
Now,
in these last days, as the shrill voices of the Christian bashers cry out
for our blacklisting and destruction, there still are a few, brave
Christians willing to go to their deaths to defend the truth.
I know. I am one of
them. These courageous men and women will not bow their knees to
Baal. If the New York Times crowd and their ilk think they can easily stop these
determined Christian overcomers, they are sadly mistaken.
Even the devil can’t do that.
Just watch, Ms. Quindlen. Watch
and see. And be amazed.
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