Neil opens his email of this morn’ with, “Herewith a short document that is more “edgy” than usual, ie, not “politically correct” and likely to offend the “left”.
So I thank my End-times mentor and army veteran, “BRILL, the church NEEDS to stop ignoring and to speak out for the nation’s sake. It will augment LOTS on my Facebook!” 

Neil writes,

DARE TO TELL THE TRUTH

‘My huge concern at present is that so many are being led astray by the insidious Islamic fundamentalist influencers, who are using our Judeo/Christian founded democratic processes, and our societies liberal mind set, against us.

Muslims tend to vote in accordance with the direction given by their Imam – and in much greater numbers, percentage wise, than the rest of society.

What does that mean? The indigenous Anglo-Saxon population is undoubtedly much larger, in numbers, than the Muslim population. Nevertheless, the voting pattern of the indigenous population is neither focussed nor directed, and that leaves us vulnerable to governance by those whose aims run counter to the majority view.

Furthermore, those who seek to speak out against the development of parallel societies, where there is no desire or intention to assimilate into our way of life, are accused of Islamophobia and/or right-wing extremism and bigotry.

We have been backed into a corner by “political correctness”, which has undermined freedom of speech and is discriminatory (two-tier, rather than even-handed).

The King has exacerbated the challenge to our long established Judeo/Christian based social heritage, by endeavouring to be “defender of the faiths”. In doing so, he has become offender of the faith and ridden rough-shod through the constitution. It seems that he has no concept of what he has done, by breaking his oath of allegiance, sworn before God, to be defender of the faith.

I suppose one could argue that, if the hierarchy of Church of England is apostate – and I think it is – then the oath they administered to the king, relating to defending the faith, and his anointing as king, are invalid?

Realistically, that technicality will not save him from the wrath of God. My fervent prayer is that, by God’s grace, he will be convicted, repent and completely abandon himself to Jesus.

As with Ninevah (see Jonah 3), it is time for sincere repentance for us all, and fervent prayer that God will turn from His fierce anger.

“When God saw what they did and how they turned from their evil ways, he relented and did not bring on them the destruction he had threatened” (Jonah 3:10.)

We humbly pray for your forgiveness Lord.’

AMEN – SELAH