No Heaven & No Hell

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Recent news reports have addressed President Trump’s concerns about whether he will go to heaven when he dies. No worries, Mr. President. Hell and heaven are fictional places created by centuries-old scam artists. Moreover, the old stories about paying clergy to get someone out of hell or purgatory are also fiction. Once you’re dead, you’re dead, and you return to the earth.

According to the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which reads: Freedom of Religion, Speech, and the Press; Rights of Assembly and Petition, any conversation by a member of the three federal branches of the U.S. government involving religion, in any form or mode, should not be addressed, in my opinion.

For approximately six thousand years, Southwest Asia (the Middle East) has been plagued with almost continuous death and destruction due to differences in religion and non-religion. Meanwhile, other areas of the international community—such as the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Pacific Islands, and others—built great civilizations. Of course, there was local warfare, but they did so without initiating a one-God policy, without establishing a homeland for a specific tribe or clan, and without offering, for a price, life after death.

In the United States, to my understanding, our founding intended to create a homeland for all human beings, regardless of race, creed, religion, sexual alignment, marriage preferences, and so on. This meant, in my opinion, equality among all people. Sadly, again in my opinion, a European family and fellow investors saw an opportunity to reap great wealth and power by any means necessary, harvesting the resources of North America. As in Europe, a segment of the U.S. population—those who had fled religious persecution or sought to build new religious institutions—imposed their will on members of the Continental Congress. For example, these religious insurrectionists, in my opinion, added the word “God” into various documents presented for ratification. Fortunately, the Declaration of Independence used the word “Creator,” which I believe emphasized that the drafters knew from personal experience and intellect that no gods existed.

Worse still, in the 1950s, the religious community pressured the Eisenhower administration to replace the logical national motto “Out of Many, One” with “In God We Trust.”

Fast forward to 1898 and the formation of Zionism, which, in my opinion, led to the decline in adherence to the U.S. Constitution. Sadly, this shift was not due to truth or reason, but to financial donations and voting blocs that influenced the major political parties in the United States.

This is where I will end my personal commentary and instead share internet links and national publications that support my views about the decline of the United States—specifically the loss of morals, honor, integrity, and the concept of true U.S. citizenship that our forefathers envisioned. There were not to be dual loyalties or hyphenated citizens, only simple citizens of the United States under one flag: the Stars and Stripes.

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This blog is not intended to demean, disparage, or harm anyone. Its purpose is to advocate for a return to the dictates of the U.S. Constitution, supported by mandatory constitutional amendments ratified by the states of the United States.

The scientific community and true international history have concluded that mankind and all living earthly entities came from the Earth.

NO GODS NOW OR EVER.

I want to thank the censors for allowing this to be printed.

With respect, I remain,
Billy Ray Wilson
Defender of the U.S. Constitution

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