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Money Grubbing Greedy Evangelical Christians Ordered Trump To Move US Embassy To Jerusalem

From B1ackwater <bw@magik.beanz.net>
Newsgroups alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.atheism, rec.arts.tv, alt.survival, talk.politics.guns
Subject Money Grubbing Greedy Evangelical Christians Ordered Trump To Move US Embassy To Jerusalem
Followup-To alt.fan.rush-limbaugh
Date 2022-01-07 03:47 +0000
Organization Trump Is A Socialist Progressive Who Hates America
Message-ID <sr8d41$1bio$22@news.freedyn.de> (permalink)

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Are they the same ones who lobbied him for leniency on pedophiles?


Trump admits moving US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was 'for the 
evangelicals'

Donald Trump admitted his decision to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to 
Jerusalem was made largely for Evangelical Christians, a community 
staunchly supportive of his presidency.

Speaking at a campaign rally in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, on Monday, the 
president also suggested that ”the evangelicals” were more enthusiastic 
about his decision than Jewish people.

“And we moved the capital of Israel to Jerusalem. That’s for the 
evangelicals,” Mr Trump told supporters at Wittman Regional Airport on 
Monday, as Democrats prepared for the first night of the party’s virtual 
convention.

“You know it’s amazing ... the evangelicals are more excited about that 
than Jewish people. That’s really right, it’s incredible,” the president 
added, to raucous applause from the crowd.

The president also visited Mankato, Minnesota on Monday as he attempted to 
counter attacks coming from the Democratic National Convention (DNC).
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Mr Trump in December 2017 formally recognised Jerusalem as Israel’s 
capital, a decision that broke with decades of US foreign policy towards 
the region, provoking mixed reactions on Capitol Hill, and international 
condemnation.

Announcing the move, which led to deadly protests on the ground in the 
West Bank, Mr Trump said he acted “in the best interests of the United 
States of America and the pursuit of peace between Israel and the 
Palestinian.”

“This is a long-overdue step to advance the peace process and to work 
towards a lasting agreement,” the president said, in a video message 
played at the May 2018 inauguration of the embassy in Jerusalem.

“Israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign 
nation to determine its own capital. Acknowledging this as a fact is a 
necessary condition for achieving peace,” he added.
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Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the decision as a 
“historic landmark”. But Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas interpreted 
the move as the US making a “declaration of withdrawal” from its role in 
the peace process.
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While Trump claimed his decision was motivated by peace, political 
commentators and analysts largely agreed that the president had one eye on 
the evangelical Christian community, many of whom backed him in the 2016 
presidential race and whose votes will likely play a key role in 
November’s poll.

There is a small but not insignificant group of evangelical Christians in 
the US who believe Trump has been chosen by God to advance the kingdom of 
God on Earth; Israel is a key issue for many of these voters.

Earlier this year, Joe Biden said he would keep the US embassy in Israel 
should he be elected to the White House.

During Monday’s rally, the president also launched into another broadside 
on Obama’s legacy, before attacking Mr Biden, who will be formally 
nominated on the second night of the DNC, which continues on Tuesday 
night, with speeches from former president Bill Clinton and New York 
representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

The president sought to paint Mr Biden as weak on China, an issue that is 
becoming increasingly important in the election, as privacy concerns grow 
over social media firm TikTok, and the telecoms company, Huawei.
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“He’s going to get tough on China, sure,” Trump said in a sarcastic tone. 
“If we don’t get elected, China will own – mark my word. Well, I hope 
you’re not going to be able to test it out, okay? China will, China will 
own the United States,” he added.

In front of a crowd of around 1,000 supporters, Mr Trump, who has 
attempted to position himself as the “jobs” candidate, said the faltering 
US economy, tanking due to the Covid-19 pandemic, would rebound if he was 
re-elected.

He also repeated false claims that the upcoming election could be “rigged” 
as he appeared to lay the ground for a potential defeat in two months’ 
time.

“The only way we’re going to lose this election is if the election is 
rigged,” he said.

Well behind in a host of major polls – including in swing states that he 
needs to win – Tump travels to Yuma, Arizona, on Tuesday and Biden’s home 
town of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Thursday.

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