The idea that America is a Judeo-Christian nation...

Editor's note: ...is a monumental lie and utter bullshit. Another thing, we are told Europe was "built on Christian morality." Europe tracing back its history, if it has to be described, was classical pagan deist in its origin and was corrupted by the Protestant enlightenment. Thomas Paine rejected traditional Christianity and openly challenged the authority of the Bible and organized religion, arguing that "churches corrupted true moral principles." Instead of faith based on scripture or doctrine, he embraced Deism—the belief in a Creator known through reason, nature, and moral truth rather than religious dogma. While often criticized in his time for his sharp critique of Christianity, Paine was not an atheist; he believed in the Divine but rejected religious institutions and dogma. Thomas Paine powerfully shaped the Founding Fathers' revolutionary thinking through his writings—especially Common Sense—which helped inspire the push for American independence even though he held no formal role in designing the new government.

Many of America's "founding fathers" were skeptical of traditional Christianity and wary of church power, so they protected religious liberty in order to "prevent any single religious faith from dominating public life." The book Israel Cradle of the West by John Hammer was released earlier this year. Americans who bought this book are now running around saying something to the effect: "If it wasn't for Israel there never would have been the country of America." The founding father's would have laughed themselves to death reading nonsense like this. With all this in mind, why are Americans tolerating this shit? Fact: The further away you get from the Levantine (eastern coast of the Mediterranean is a psychic cancer) the less blood lust you will find. This "blood lust" has been transplanted to America.

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Daily Wire Henchmen Andrew Klaven says he "Outranks" Christians because he's Ethnically Jewish

Andrew Klavan, prominent host and commentator for The Daily Wire, set off a wave of online outrage after brazenly suggesting that his ethnic background grants him spiritual superiority over fellow Christians.

By Ethan Fowlerby | October 31, 2025  

On a recent broadcast, Klavan made the startling claim: "Paul said that we were grafted on to the tree of the Jews. You were, I wasn't, I was born there. So I outrank all y'all. All right, I'm joking. But still… this God who chose the Jews became everybody's God through Jesus Christ."

For many listeners, Klavan's "joke" landed as anything but. The remark appeared to elevate ethnic Jewishness above conversion or confession, another sign of the growing crossover between American conservatism and Zionist exceptionalism. Critics pointed out that this sort of hierarchy is totally alien to both the New Testament and to classical Christian teaching.

Klavan’s comments come at a time when the American right's posture toward Israel and Zionism has shifted from balanced solidarity to what some call "near-religious devotion." Zoning in on Israel’s political interests has become routine for pundits and politicians alike, even at the expense of broader conservative and Christian principles. Many conservatives now ignore the fact that political Zionism itself was created by atheists and secularists—hardly the spiritual “tree” invoked by the Apostle Paul.

Christian critics responded by pointing back to Scripture, especially Romans 9:3. Here, Paul does not elevate his kin by ancestry, but grieves for Israel's rejection of the Messiah: "For I could wish that I myself were accursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers, my kinsmen according to the flesh." The passage makes clear that no accident of birth can "outrank" faith or salvation in Christ—a message utterly at odds with racial or ethnic privilege.

This episode is symptomatic of a broader trend. For many American conservatives, support for Israel has become a matter of public piety, trumping the very Gospel at the heart of Christianity. Zionism, a movement born from secular political aims, is now treated as sacred dogma on the American right. Speakers like Klavan blur the lines between faith and ethnic nationalism—leaving genuine believers and independent thinkers behind.

As political support for a foreign state is elevated above principle, humility, and scriptural teaching, one has to ask: what, if anything, is left of the conservative movement's soul?

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What in the hell is going on here? Do what for Charlie? Turning Point USA (TPUSA) has an affiliated branch called TPUSA Faith, which clearly declares a Christian orientation: it aims to "serve the American church by resourcing Christians...we believe in the Gospel." TPUSA relates to and incorporates what are broadly described as "Judeo-Christian" ideas, especially through its faith-oriented branch. SUGGESTION: Disconnect your belief and your faith from the "psychic cancer from the Levant":

This should be of concern:

The Ziklag Infiltration: Faith-Based Power Shift in American Conservatism