Blacks Need Fathers and a Change of Heart and Training (Sun. 6/21/20)

June 21, 2020 / James Hake

The Hake Report, Sun. 6/21/20: Happy Father’s Day! James tells a little about his relationship with his dad growing up and earlier adulthood. Trump rally in Tulsa, OK, looked well-attended to me! Watched it on Right Side Broadcasting Network! Juneteenth was a disgrace! Black Lives Matter is such a female, evil, deceptive, passive-aggressive phrase and movement. Tiffany Haddish pushes drama about cops and her friends, and says we need to change police training and “hearts.” HA! That’s what needs to happen with people like her!

GREAT CALLS, THANK YOU! People talk about the corrupt UN and push for one-world government, Democrat socialists pretending to fight “racism,” etc. Last caller Brandon is waiting outside BOND to join us for Church with Jesse Lee Peterson!

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Happy Father’s Day!

I don’t talk to my dad, or anyone else, much. Just Jesse and sometimes people I live and work with. Seems like I should call him more, or visit, or something. I don’t mind missing family drama — not that there has ever been much. But the little there is I really am happy to miss it! Some people are drama, proportionate to the amount of Satan in them, huh? Or anger / judgment / conflict anyway. I’ve been drama before, and still am sometimes. Anyway...

I remember my dad turning 40. I believe I was 5, going on 6. I was the youngest child at that point. And next year I’m turning 40. He’s 73 now, a year younger than President Trump, a year older than my mother, and two years older than JLP. All of them are in better shape than me!

My dad had 5 kids — that I know of! ;) I think they probably should have had twice that. But “should haves” are useless. At 7, I wanted to be a father, not a fireman or anything else — because I wanted to be like my dad. He wasn’t fat. He worked diligently. He was funny. He was respectable. When I used to run I used to sweat a lot, like him. And I didn’t mind it because it was like him. Despite my red hair, whereas his is dark brown, I look the most like him, except that he’s leaner and fitter.

My story with my dad

About 14 I quit respecting him, judged him for flashes of anger, judged my family in general—especially the males. I was uncomfortable socially and hated seeing uncoolness in them. Although over those high school years I was listening to Christian punk and wanting to accept when I was wrong and respect my dad in the right way. I did want to do well in cross country / track because of him. I was emotional and confused, and equated doing my best with Christianity. The Bible says do do everything as unto God.

In college I’d go to my mother for advice, spiritual and emotional counseling. I eventually picked up she was giving me a cop-out to be imperfect — that type of Christianity that everyone thinks is right but yet we live wrong.

I saw my brothers looking to my dad, and I realized I should be going to him. So I went to him, but he sent me to our pastor, and my pastor sent me to an APU (Azusa Pacific University — “Christian college”) personal counselor, and the counselor said I could be considered depressed and I could take pills. I never accepted any drugs.

Are we Christians? Are we men?

Eventually I quit looking to any of these people — and I quit looking to my friends who all turned out to me as fake as me.

But I have a little sense, not much. But the little I have, I dunno whom I credit — God? My Dad has a little sense himself — and I’m glad about that. I admire his work ethic, his balance, consistency exercising (he sometimes has had a beta back, probably due to inflexibility). And I appreciate that he’s a Christian trying to do right, that he was hands off with us, and yet strict and no-excuses when it came to life disciplines, school, exercise, listening, not fighting.

He may have fallen for that issue so common among whites of wanting to keep the peace when there is none — not dealing with the issues. Instead of protecting us from our mother’s meddling and worry, he punished us for her getting worried. And he let us all stay home past 18! We didn’t know. He didn’t know.

Both my grandfathers are dead now. One seemed too quiet, although I don’t know — he had Parkinson’s for most of the time I remember. The other seemed too nice. He’d sometimes ask me how I was doing, and if I had any problems, and I’d say no. (I can barely talk to Jesse about my “problems.”) But yet all of them, my dad, my grandpas, are and were decent, self-controlled men you respected. I respect them. I don’t think any of them ever drank, smoked, got fat, overspent, or anything! Maybe they were controlled by their wives a bit, whether they knew it or not. (They all made more white babies than me!)

Happy Father’s Day to all fathers, including Bruce Jenner.

Trump Rally, Tulsa, OK!

First rally in over 3 months, I think! Packed house! No social distancing! Very few masks — one guy behind him who looked like a grump. Well-attended, well-watched.

Story of going down the ramp, and evil media! I did not know he was at a graduation speech for the military people. His health vs. Biden’s (and Hillary’s).

Difference between Biden and Trump

Joe Biden is not a leader. He’s a pawn of the radical left: Beto in charge of getting rid of the Second Amendment; AOC in charge of environment/energy; Ilhan Omar in front—no police, just like in Somalia. Biden rambles on with meaningless stories about Corn Pop to relate to the blacks, while Trump tells stories with an actual point, and can captivate a crowd for an hour and a half or nearly two hours.

But Trump leads the Republicans — the media complains that he controls them. He is a leader. He goes against the republicans. He’s more extreme than republicans in that he actually loves the country. He called out the NFL again, and called for legislation for one year in jail for burning the flag. He called to open schools, kids are tougher than Covid / “Kung Flu.” And he defends our monuments. Thank you, President Trump!

Trump makes great deals: Boeing (Air Force One), Angela Merkel (Germany), not rolling over to get ripped off like Democrats and RINOs do. He’s appointed lots of judges — I wish they were MORE conservative, but hopefully some good men slipped in there. He’s gotten rid of more regulations than any other President in history — which doesn’t speak well to how many regulations we have.

Trump loves our law enforcement. And he loves our veterans and supposedly fixed our VA. He says the country would be as bad as Baltimore and Detroit under Democrats — which he compared to El Salvador, and other horrific countries with bad murder rates. (Reminds me of Rep. Steve King!) Rioters and lawbreakers — evil people have more rights than decent Americans, under Democrats.

Juneteenth Was a Disgrace

I support Joel wearing his African shirt — he just likes the design. I am fine with normal people wearing it, for any reason they want. I *don’t* support Fox News putting pan-African / black nationalist colors on their Juneteenth thing. What does radical black anti-American ideology have to do with the end of the Civil War, the Emancipation of the slaves? Color scheme should have been Union colors. (And we should be honoring and respecting and loving the South as well. Its history, its people.)

This kissing up to black people is a dirty slap in the face to all Americans, against decency and common sense. Blacks need reform, not pandering or pride. They need repentance.

If you grew up celebrating Juneteenth, fine, keep it up. That’s cool. Consider whether your family hated white people though. Juneteenth should be about gratefulness to the South for accepting their lot, and to the North for whatever they did that resulted in anything good. You should be grateful for slavery if you’re descended from slaves. But to make Juneteenth a national holiday is a disgraceful push. It’s motivated by hatred and the emotional propaganda of victimhood.

How are you going to celebrate Juneteenth and support taking down the Confederate Flag and Confederate monuments? That’s disgusting, divisive, and evil — and a smear on the South, on whites, on America. Utter hypocrisy. But it’s not hypocritical, it’s evil.

Cry Me a River About Slavery

I do not support the melodrama about slavery. Joe from Phoenix, AZ, made up the idea that he’d personally be not considered human and a chattel slave if the South had won. He does not know what would have changed between then and now — it’s such a stupid statement. He’s a slave today! He’s a selfish, shallow person.

Slavery was not a sin—and racism, slavery, and so-called “genocide” against American Indians—those were not “original sins.” I do not see how it was wrong. I do see how it’s not ideal.

The people today are far more evil than back then. The lynch mobs today are worse and more unjust than those of then. The murders today are worse than those then. To be honest, it’s dumb to compare today which we know, to another time long past that no one today truly knows. So I may take that back — because evil is totally accepted across the board by Democrats, and now more and more by Republicans. But so all of these people self-righteously judging slaveowners and the KKK, and lynch mobs — you’re evil yourself. Check yourself.

Speaking of a lack of fathers

BLM is so female! The phrase “black lives matter” — is such a liberal woman’s sleazy deceptive statement. It’s passive-aggressive. It implies a lot of nasty, evil, lying, defamatory accusations and hatred against whites and cops.

The cause of BLM is homosexuality, transgender madness, feminism, getting rid of fathers and patriarchy, getting rid of earning your way (capitalism). FEMALE. Anyone who repeats it is a sucker or suckering others, or both. No one should ever agree with them or kiss up to them. They’re misguided, misled at best. But many mean well — many of the useful idiots.

The BLM signs I see around the neighborhoods — all of them, I hope, I can only imagine, were put up by females, not men. I cannot picture a male putting these up, not of his own volition. If he was obeying the prompting or orders of a woman, the way Adam listened to Eve, who listened to the Serpent, maybe a male put up a sign.

There is a false, female version of Christianity embraced by liberals and POCs, and soft, weak, “nice” Christians who pretend what they’re about is real love. It’s not. It’s a false imitation of love. It’s Satan’s kingdom, and it’s how fake Christians can vote Democrat. They have a female emotional imitation of “Christianity” that’s not Christianity at all — not logical, sensible, genuine, truthful, real love.

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Thanks, y’all!

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