U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger film, “Conversations on Diplomacy, Moderated by Charlie Rose,” at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., on April 20, 2011. [State Department photo/ Public Domain]
Most true patriots know that, aside from being a lowlife amoral debauchee and cold-blooded mass murderer, he was also one of the world’s major architects of a globalist New World Order. He was the globalist poster boy for everyone in the backrooms of the CFR, Trilateral Commission and Bilderbergers. He was the globalist role model for Klaus Schwab.
Yet, many of America’s most revered and celebrated evangelical leaders idolized Henry Kissinger.
Here is what Franklin Graham (President and CEO, Samaritan’s Purse) said about Kissinger on his Facebook page on November 29:
The United States has lost our greatest ambassador. He worked tirelessly to bring the Vietnam War to an end. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger passed away today at the age of 100.
Here is what Ralph Reed (Chairman, Faith and Freedom Coalition) said about Kissinger on his X page on November 29:
Henry Kissinger was a patriot, a brilliant and wise man, unfailingly generous, one of the greatest diplomats and foreign policy thinkers in US history, and someone I was privileged to call friend. He was a giant.
Here is what Rev. Johnnie Moore (former Sr. Vice President and Campus Pastor of Liberty University and board member of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews) said on his X page about Kissinger on November 29:
Charlie Munger yesterday.
Henry Kissinger today.
We are quickly losing a generation of truly gigantic figures.
May their memories be a blessing & may all of us recognize the profound responsibility we all have to fill the gaps of that great generation.
The lengths to which many evangelical leaders and pastors will go to ingratiate themselves with people in positions of power know no bounds.
If you haven’t already done so, I urge you to read my column last week, addressed to evangelical leaders such as Ralph Reed, James Dobson, Jonathan Falwell, Robert Jeffress, John Hagee, et al.
Sorry, Ralph. Henry Kissinger was not a giant; he was a murderous monster.
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