…by Jonas E. Alexis

I used to live about thirty miles from Polk County in Florida. It’s a relatively peaceful and placid place. There is virtually nothing there that would remotely suggest that the decent people in Polk County are racists and fascists.

But the revolutionary spirit which arguably started in Minnesota was planning to make a debacle in Polk County. Sheriff Grady Judd stood up and declared that it ain’t gonna happen in his town. Judd declared:

“If you value your life, they probably shouldn’t do that in Polk County. Because the people of Polk County like guns, they have guns, I encourage them to own guns, and they’re going to be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded, and if you try to break into their homes to steal, to set fires, I’m highly recommending they blow you back out of the house with their guns. So, leave the community alone.”

Judd doesn’t mince words: “If you are foolish enough to break into someone’s home, you can expect to be shot in Polk County.” It’s a simple political equation: you can protest all day, but don’t burn down businesses, don’t break into people’s home, don’t set fire on anything, and be respectful to other people’s opinions and points of views. You can argue fiercely, but do not embrace violence and chaos.



Is this hard? Why can’t those protesters see that you cannot live in this world without disagreeing with other people? Why can’t they see that there is a way to disagree with your fellow man without appealing to violence and mayhem? Why can’t they see that violence has never accomplished anything? Is it necessary to go into neighborhoods and relentlessly honk vehicle horns and yell to screw up the entire neighborhood? Would Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, and other people who are apparently heroes to BLM protesters have given a license to complete chaos in major places in America? Is it part of “civil rights” to burn down places?

Or could it be that the entire BLM system, the oligarchs, and elite who support them are imbibing a diabolical ideology, one which seeks to destroy anything reasonable in the political climate?

What we are seeing here is that BLM and the entire Antifa movement seem to embrace John Milton’s Satan or “the infernal Serpent” in Paradise Lost. Satan says, “evil, by thou my good!”[1] Milton’s Satan “stirred up with envy and revenge, deceived the mother of mankind” with one of his biggest weapons known as “pride.”[2] Let us hope that those insurrectionists in the streets will drop their violent and bloody revolution and embrace docility to the social order.

  • [1] John Milton, Paradise Lost (New York: Dover Publications, Inc., 2005), 71.
  • [2] Ibid., 4.

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Looting is not a problem, it is a result of the problem. When racist police departments deflect and redirect, it is up to people to have discernment, that they protect themselves first before any people. That, is the problem.

  2. Judd is an interesting guy, connected to churches, fraud, cover up, and white supremacy.
    Check out the case of the church secretary that stole money, and the relationship between Judd. And then we can ask, why is the investigation stopped from going beyond 5 years, and what the secretary had, that she felt entitled. This case is part of a comprehensive look into the cross section of police, churches, and money laundering.
    Judd has a lot of fans and loves the camera.

    • well, you may be right, or wrong, but his business has nothing to do with what he said here, it is honest and courageous statement. I bet you do not mind if Marx and Engels were racists, as they did, so why should we care about your allegations?

    • Money laundering is not a business, it is a crime. The department had a detective in the church the entire time the money flowed out, and the investigation was abruptly blocked at five years back. No church would do such a thing if it did not affect themselves. To excuse not knowing this lady was taking hundreds of thousands, they claimed she was a bad bookkeeper.
      The case is bigger than just Grady, it is a systemic laundering operation that is highly lucrative to churches doing “gods work’ which you know, operates in mysterious ways.
      Fifty bucks says Grady got dirty when he capped the investigation to keep his inside man clean.

  4. Great (‘tho brief) article, Mr. Alexis.
    Judd makes a good point. He is, BTW, a “Lens Hog” possibly maneuvering his way to Tallahassee.
    Speaking of which, His Excellency, Governor DuhhSantis upon returning from his obligatory junket to IsRealHell introduced a bill which would make it “…highly illegal…” to associate J00z with Hollywood. I wish I were kidding.
    Floriduhh is infiltrated/controlled by Chabad from the PTA’s to the legislature (and most everything in between). USA outlook is bleak.
    I tried Siam for several years. Maybe Lake Chapala this time?

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