Lorilyn Roberts is a successful author who has lived with many rescued animals over the past 35 years. In her memoir, Tails and Purrs for the Heart and Soul, she talks about life’s miracles and inspiration, drawing on her accounts of the memorable moments with the furry creatures she has welcomed inside her home. She tries to address that deeply profound question if our departed furry friends are waiting for us in the afterlife.
This stems from all the raw and biting pain that she has gone through from witnessing the passing of her pets. Her year-long bout with cancer pushed her to ask how to live again and God showed her by finding contentment in the things that bring her joy. Loving her four-legged friends has helped her ease the pain, knowing that she is surrounded not only by helping hands but by comforting paws as well.
You do not need to feel embarrassed about crying when reading how Lorilyn Roberts copes with the loss of some of her furry friends. You do not need to be a spiritual type of person to see how heartfelt the grief she has experienced through profound loss while she mustered all her faith, hope, and courage to beat cancer.
Roberts’ writing has a strong emotional feel from the very beginning. She dedicates this work to all the cats and dogs that made a mark on her family’s life, a requiem for the creatures that gave her unconditional love.
If you want a heartwarming true story to brighten your day, here it is. Tails and Purrs for the Heart and Soul is an inspiring and highly recommended read for anyone who firmly believes that their beloved departed pets are waiting for them at the rainbow bridge.
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On my way to work one morning, a long line of cars was backed up
on Greene Street. Brown Court Reporting, Inc., was several blocks farther.
Bored, people had turned off their engines and were waiting.
I exited my car and walked up the street. “What’s going on?” I
asked some people hanging around.
A man said casually, “Apparently, a dog got hit by a car.”
My heart welled up as I wondered how badly the dog was hurt, who
he belonged to, and if he would be okay, but the man didn’t know anything more.
I waited a few more minutes. When it didn’t look as though things
would clear out anytime soon, I turned around and went a different way to work.
Throughout the morning, however, I thought about the little dog
hit by a car. I wanted to know more. I left the office and started checking
with some of the businesses on Greene Street. Did anybody know what happened?
“Somebody transported the dog to a local veterinarian,” someone said. I scoured
around. I found the vet and called to inquire.
“No,” the lady said on the other end. “We haven’t located the
owner, but she needs immediate medical attention. Her leg is severely injured
and requires amputation.”
“How much is that?” I asked.
“About $200,” the woman replied.
That was a lot of money back in those days, but now that I had
involved myself this much, how could I not help?
I told her. “I’ll pay the $200 if she’ll live.”
“Are you sure?” she asked. “It’s not your dog.”
I was sure. My only worry was how I would explain everything to my
ex-husband. He wouldn’t want another dog. I wasn’t even sure if she and Shelley
would get along. Shelley had never had to share us.
“When can I come by and meet her?” I asked.
“Why don’t you wait till later this afternoon after the surgery.”
I spent the rest of the day concocting a story to tell my ex-husband—that
I had rescued a dog from certain death, the dog was an amputee, and I’d paid
$200 for surgery on a dog I’d never seen.
Finally, the veterinarian’s office called and said the surgery was
successful. I could come to see her, but they wanted her to remain overnight
until she was well enough for me to take her home.
“Have you heard from anybody claiming to be her owner?” I asked.
“No,” she said. “We don’t know who she belongs to.”
Later that afternoon, I dropped by the animal hospital. They were
glad to meet me. I gave them the check for $200 and thanked them.
“Do you want to see her?” the tech asked. “She’s in recovery.”
“That would be great,” I said.
They took me to an adjoining room, and I poked my head in the
door. In front of me was a scrawny-looking, tan-and-white Terrier. She had
large, floppy ears, and strands of hair covered her closed eyelids. Fifi aptly
described her—a hurt, orphaned dog in need of a forever home. She lay curled up
in a little ball with one huge bandage where her right hind leg used to be.
I left the vet’s office with mixed emotions. I was glad I saved
her life and could give her a home, but how would I explain it to my
ex-husband?
“You did what?” he asked when I was halfway through my prepared
speech.
I justified everything, saying we would find a home for Fifi, and
I didn’t plan on keeping her. Of course, he knew me better than that. By the
time we went to bed that night, he had given a half-hearted yes to the new
addition to the family, provided Fifi and Shelley got along. I was more than
willing to make sure of that.
Two days passed. We brought Fifi home and slowly introduced her to
Shelley. At night, we crated her. Fifi was still wearing a wrap where her leg
used to be and still getting used to having only three legs. After a few days,
we settled into a routine. I was encouraged that things were working out. Even
my ex-husband quit complaining about the extra work.
A couple of nights later, the veterinarian’s office called me. “We
wanted to ask you a personal question.”
I wasn’t sure where this was going. “Sure.”
“We wanted to know how things were working out with Fifi.”
“They are working out fine,” I said. “Fifi is getting along well
with Shelley. Why do you ask?
Did you find the owner?” I didn’t want to know.
“Oh, no,” she said. “It’s just that we had a client in today with
his sick dog that passed away. We couldn’t do anything for him. In a strange
coincidence, Fifi looked like his dog. The old man is heartbroken,” she went
on, “and we thought if things hadn’t worked out, maybe you would be willing to
let him adopt Fifi.”
“We could meet and see what happens.” After I hung up the phone, I
wondered if she had told the man that Fifi only had three legs. Not everybody
would want a three-legged animal.
He called me the next day, and I promised to come home early to
meet him. By this time, I wasn’t sure I could let Fifi go. She had become a
part of our family.
I arrived home, and a short while later, a car pulled up in the
driveway. I walked outside to greet the man. As he exited the car, I noticed
something odd that caused me to do a double-take. He had a cane. He put the
walking stick out to steady himself and then dragged his bad leg behind him.
The man was disabled.
Then I realized, I was only the keeper of Fifi until her new
master picked her up—someone who could understand what it was like to have
three legs. As the older man and Fifi left, God reassured me that her new home
would be perfect. I learned later the vet donated the $200 I paid to help
another dog in the future.
After four years of living in the Augusta hellhole that golfers
think is heaven, I wanted to get on with life. That day couldn’t come soon
enough, and we moved to Gainesville, Florida. It didn’t take twenty-four hours
for me to think I’d died and gone to heaven. Of course, after four years in
Augusta, any place would have seemed like heaven.
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Get ready for heroic acts of devotion, devilish entertainment, unexplainable coincidences, and bold inspiration. From a special four-legged childhood friend to the newest Humane Society adoption during the coronavirus lockdown, Lorilyn reveals the deep and profound bond between animals and her family. As in her award-winning memoir, Children of Dreams, Lorilyn unearths spiritual truths and biblical insights to answer the question many have asked, “Will we see our furry friends in heaven?”
“I resonated deeply with many of these stories—tears flowing freely. There's nothing like the comfort of a warm fuzzy kitten or a loyal, loving dog when you are feeling down, alone, or devastated.” ~Carol A. Brown, author of Christian adult nonfiction and children’s animal stories
“Sure to be a hit with the ‘I love animals’ crowd.” ~Michael J. Webb, author of cutting-edge Christian fiction and inspiring nonfiction
As I wrote in my book, Seventh Dimension – The Howling, “He who controls the past determines the future. We [antiChrist speaking] must control all truth, and then rewrite history to where the earth-dwellers believe my version of what happened.”
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"If scholars rewrite American history and portray Critical Race Theory as the reason for America’s success, American history will be altered in one generation. Racism will be the dominant theme, dividing our country into whites versus blacks. To think that a false narrative would serve as the basis for diminishing the greatness of what God has done for America, through the toil, sweat, and bravery of our men and women for the last 250 years, is an abomination to any thinking, reflective American." ~ Lorilyn Roberts
Multi-Award Winning Book
Excerpt from Seventh Dimension –
The Howling: A Young Adult Fantasy, Book 6 in the Seventh Dimension Series
“I [Daniel] didn’t say anything but glanced at the ceiling that bore a
likeness to the Sistine Chapel. Colorful, hand-painted scenes from the creation
story rivaled it in intensity, except this display was disturbing. The garden
scene showed Adan reaching out to touch the hand of the serpent—if you could
call it a hand.
“The prince’s voice was smooth like silk. ‘It’s a spectacular painting,
isn’t it? I brought in the finest artists from Italy. I think scenes from
history when correctly interpreted add a lot, don’t you?’”
“I remained equivocal. Who was Prince Adonikam? I wished I could be
sure, but as he stood in front of me, I could read his mind. If he were
supernatural, I wouldn’t be able to. I always thought the Antichrist would not
be human—perhaps a Nephilim, perhaps Satan himself, but it was hard to
comprehend the Antichrist would be fully human.
“A golden tree covered the front of his white thobe, matching the gold
in his outer robe, and a wide, red-belted sash accented his waistline. I also
noticed the gold bracelet on his right wrist. His hair was rather long
underneath the keffiyeh. He was clean-shaven with olive tone skin. His most
disturbing feature was his eyes—deep, penetrating, and reptilian. Everything
about him seemed…perfect, a specimen of enviable looks, intelligence, and
persona.
“He moved sleekly across the floor to his throne, made himself
comfortable, and took a sip from his glass. After setting down his drink, his
eyes drifted. A beautiful sunset hypnotized him. His words broke the silence. ‘I
didn’t have to accept this position, but the enlightened one asked me to be the
leader of the New World Order.’”
“He lifted his drink and gulped the rest of it down. Crossing his legs,
he asked me again, ‘Do you know who I am?’
“Was he testing me? I shook my head. ‘No.’
“His eyes focused on the red waters. ‘I have brought peace to most of
the world—Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and many smaller countries. A few have
sunk into chaos. They aren’t worth remembering. However, we’re on the precipice
of our biggest accomplishment. The time has come to invade Israel.’ His eyes
bore into mine. ‘As a Jew, what do you have to say about that?’
“‘God will prevail.’
“His eyes narrowed. ‘The ships of Chittim won’t succeed this time. The
United States and its allies are weaker, and my strength is growing.’
“‘What about the United States?’
“‘Since the purge, their place on the world stage has—how should I say
it—diminished. After Hillary Clinton won the election…’ he shrugged. ‘The U.S.
still hasn’t recovered from the EMP attack.’
“My ears perked up. ‘Trump won the election, not Hillary.’
“He replied flippantly. ‘I changed history. Do your research. Everyone
knows Hillary Clinton won, not Trump, just like the United States lost the War
of Independence from England.’
“‘You can’t rewrite history.’
‘The lines of his mouth twisted unnaturally. ‘He who controls the past
determines the future. We must control all truth, and then rewrite history to
where the earth-dwellers believe my version of what happened.’
“I sat numb, not sure how to respond. Then I replied, ‘So the United
States was never a free country?’
“Prince Adonikam laughed. ‘England gave the United States their
freedom. They didn’t win it. That was simple. No big deal, the Mandela effect
on steroids. I control the truth, the World-Wide Web, and update it to where
people believe what they’re told.’
“‘Why are you telling me this?’
“His reptilian eyes narrowed even more. ‘Because you have something I
want.’”
Recently a good friend of mine asked me to do
some editing of five pamphlets he wrote on Black Lives Matter and race relations. I spent a couple of hours going through and marking them up—basically
“rewriting” them because I disagreed with his premise. If you start with a
false assumption, you come to incorrect conclusions.
In my church, I’ve had some
different thoughts about race relations. I sent a YouTube video to my pastors
and asked them to watch it. I have
embedded it into this blog post and hope you will watch “Critical Race Theory
and Its Attack on Christianity (Prophecy Update),” presented by Pastor Brandon
Holthaus with Rock Harbor Church in Bakersfield, California,
One of my church pastors replied. He said that
while he had no patience for Critical Race Theory, he felt like Pastor Holthaus
allowed no room for nuance in his presentation. Therefore, if followed through,
he would end up labeling him a “useless idiot.”
The assault on our country from demonic forces
is happening on every front: Our history, our culture, our freedom, our
political system, our educational system, and our churches. The most disturbing
aspect in all of this is that many leaders and people are uninformed or
deceived.
Critical Race Theory states that Western
civilization is a racist culture where white people have become powerful at the
expense of people of color. The 1619 Project has been introduced into schools
to indoctrinate our young people into this “invented philosophy” from The 1980s. The postmodern philosophy has Marxism underpinnings with the intent of
dividing people into white oppressors and non-white victims.
Several months ago, I approached my pastor about the notion of “victimhood”
when he stood up in front of the church and made a proclamation that he was
sorry for his white privilege and his history of racial injustice. He
encouraged us to join him in prayer over our inherited privilege and whatever
social injustices we had committed concerning people of color.
I felt uncomfortable as I sat in the church pew listening to his
prayer. I believed it needlessly drew attention to a supposed systemic division
among white people and African-Americans. I don’t think—and I know some will
disagree—that systemic racism exists in America in 2020.
Galatians 3:28 (NKJV) says: “There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is
neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are
all one in Christ Jesus.”
I think it’s unhealthy and dangerous to force people to view everything
through the lens of skin color—particularly the church. The idea that Western
civilization became powerful at the expense of blacks, and therefore, we live
in a racist culture is not valid. Historically, the church did more to help the
slaves than any other people group at that time. William Wilberforce from
England, for example, spent a significant portion of his life trying to end the
slave trade.
I had no concept of Critical Race Theory when
I spoke to my pastor about his confession of racism to the church and the corporate
prayer that followed. I had never even heard of it, but deep in my heart, the
whole exercise bothered me. It seemed contrived. While I agree there is
individual racism in this country, to equate that to a systemic issue is very
condemning and, in opinion, demonic.
How do you convince white people in America
that they are racist?
First, you reach the youth through
indoctrination. You rewrite Western civilization’s history books to reflect a systemic
record of whites oppressing non-whites. Labeled the 1619 Project, schools have
introduced textbooks that proclaim the first slaves arrived in America in 1619.
Therefore, our country began on the backs of African slaves, without which America
would not have risen to its dominance as a world power. Second, you infiltrate
the churches with a dogma that we need to apologize for our white supremacy
over African-Americans dating back to our nation’s beginnings.
More to this ideology exists, but I want to
focus on these two components of Critical Race Theory, a 1980s made-up
philosophy coming out of liberal universities.
As I wrote in my book, Seventh
Dimension – The Howling, “He who controls the past determines the future.
We must control all truth, and then rewrite history to where the earth-dwellers believe my version of
what happened.”
If scholars rewrite American history and portray Critical Race Theory
as the reason for America’s success, American history will be altered in one
generation. Racism will be the dominant theme, dividing our country into whites
versus blacks. To think that a false narrative would serve as the basis for
diminishing the greatness of what God has done for America, through the toil,
sweat, and bravery of our men and women for the last 250 years, is an
abomination to any thinking, reflective American.
I lamented my concerns in a recent exchange with a friend. Why is it
before President Obama’s eight years in office, there were very few issues with
social injustice? I grew up in Atlanta during the Civil Rights Movement, and
racial relations were a centerpiece of righting injustices spearheaded by
gifted leaders who used the Bible as their framework. However, if one goes to
the BLM website, you will see that the Black Lives Matter agenda has nothing to
do with what Martin Luther King preached or advocated.
Black Lives Matter and Critical Race Theory is part of a Marxist
movement to cause division in our country. We know the riots and protests are being
paid for and funded by globalist elitists (like George Soros) and linked to
Antifa (a terrorist organization). Their goal is to seize America, take away
our identity as a sovereign nation, and coerce us into a global mindset. If the
globalists have their way, they will destroy our Judeo-Christian foundation,
ripping the Bible to shreds.
Why is this of such concern to me? This distorted version of history
and focus on the racial divide has gone beyond the educational system to an
elevated role in society, sports, entertainment, and even seeped into the
churches. My church has bought into the current social justice movement, and unfortunately,
my church is not the only one. The pervasiveness of churches across America
looking at this as the Gospel Truth is startling.
When put it into the context of an election season where so much is at
stake, I also found this comment at the end of a sermon unsettling: “Please go
vote but just understand that the Kingdom doesn’t move forward in the ballot
box. The Kingdom moves forward when the followers of Jesus follow his example
and pick up the basin and the towel…” referencing when Jesus washed the feet of
his disciples in the Upper Room the night of his betrayal by Judas.
How could God’s Kingdom on earth not move forward in the ballot box?
The ballot box will determine the future course of our country—what happens as
far as Supreme Court Justices, our policies concerning Israel, our presence or
absence in the Middle East, our freedom to worship regardless of our religious
affiliation, the abortion monstrosity (the deaths of 61 million babies), capitalism
versus socialism, globalism versus nationalism, and issues of morality that are
at the core of our Judeo-Christian heritage. The Bible has already been thrown
out of schools and courthouses. These issues and many more are determined by
how people vote and who they elect to lead our country.
The liberal-leaning Democrats have already shut down churches in states
that they control, like California and Hawaii. They want to suppress our right
of free speech and the right to worship. To denigrate voting and say that how
we vote does not move the Kingdom forward is troubling. As Christians, we have a
voice in a democratic process foundational to our country’s greatness.
The Democrats have made race relations a central issue in this
election. The left-wing socialists/communists want to destroy our country’s
framework to give them more power. I doubt many Democrats know what is
happening behind the scenes.
As long as blacks believe what the Democrats tell them, that they are
victims of systemic social injustice, they will never believe in themselves or
in God’s provision to help them become great individuals. Nowhere in the world
does anyone have as much opportunity as in America to overcome hardship and
adversity. It’s called the Protestant Work Ethic, and it’s rooted in the Bible.
Also, nowhere else in the world do people of all ethnicities have as much
freedom to pursue their dreams as they do in America. That’s why everybody
wants to come here—in pursuit of freedom, liberty, and justice.
As I said, I broached the subject of victimhood with my pastors
concerning race issues because they have “bought into” systemic racial
injustice. I even used as an example my two daughters who are from Third World
countries. I raised them in a single-family household without a father. I made
it clear to my daughters when they were still young that while they had much to
overcome, including not having an earthly father, God had a great future and
plan for them. However, if they wanted to succeed, they had to get beyond
seeing themselves as victims and trust God. Only through God’s grace would they
be able to become the person “in Christ” God created them to be.
My daughter level 8 gymnast
In the same way, if Democrats can keep the blacks falsely believing they
are powerless victims, the Democrats can control them, and that’s what the
liberal Democrats want—power.
However, it’s even more than that. Driven by a Marxist agenda, the
liberals are a small but influential group who want to destroy our Constitution
and take away our freedoms. They are so good at what they do that their
convincing arguments are hoodwinking even some conservatives.
2 Thessalonians 2:9-12 states: “The coming of the lawless one will be in
accordance with how Satan works. He will use all sorts of displays of
power through signs and wonders that serve the lie,and all the ways that
wickedness deceives those who are perishing. They perish because they
refused to love the truth and so be saved.For
this reason God sends them a powerful delusion so that they will
believe the lieand so that all will be condemned who
have not believed the truth but have delighted in wickedness.”
Revelation 3:20 (NKJV) says: “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If
anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come into him and dine with
him, and he with Me.”
That means
someone or something has padlocked the church—either earthly powers or people’s
hearts. This verse shows a spectacular, almost incomprehensible removal of true
Christianity from the world in the future.
Socialism is a genuine possibility in this election, and the sad thing
is socialism does not allow for upward mobility. Most people don’t realize it
creates more greed and envy than capitalism. The truth is capitalism, tempered
with Christianity is the best form of government until Jesus reigns from
Jerusalem. If the left has their way, we may not even have Christian churches
to attend. They may be padlocked as highlighted in the Revelation verse above,
or be permanently locked down as thousands of churches were during the worst of
the coronavirus pandemic.
As I said, I
didn’t know for a few months that my gut reaction to what is happening in America
had a philosophical definition. The Holy Spirit spoke to me, “Don’t believe
this lie. It is a deception designed to cause condemnation of Christians and
mislead them into believing a false doctrine.”
I encourage
readers to watch the video until it’s removed, and I guarantee, YouTube will
take it down. I’ve had many videos I’ve posted through the years from YouTube removed
because of censorship. Christians and conservatives are being censored all over
the web, including me.
Lastly, I want
to make one final point. We all have favorite pastors we look up to and admire.
One of mine is Max Lucado. I have more books on my bookshelf by this author
than any others. I’ve given away most of my hard-back print books and now buy
and store my books on Kindle, but I’ve kept his print books on my bookshelf
because I love his writings. When I read some recent blog posts by him, I was
disappointed.
And this is
where I want to end—by focusing on the upcoming election. While President Trump
may not meet Max Lucado’s definition of good husband material, i.e., endued
with the social etiquette you would want in your daughter’s future husband, I’m
glad we don’t have a Mr. Rogers in the Whitehouse.
While Lucado and
other Christian leaders are quick to point out Trump’s failures and
shortcomings as Christian apologists, I prefer to look at Trump’s accomplishments
in his four years in office. What other human being could have accomplished all
that he has done for America, for the unborn child, for religious freedom, for
Black colleges, for Israel, and for stopping the erosion of our Biblical
principles in public schools, in the workforce, on college campuses, and
elsewhere?
I could list
dozens of examples. If you want to read them, please go to Amazon by clicking
on this link and purchase Trump’s Pro-Christian
Accomplishments by Pastor
Steve Cioccolanti. I helped with the research, and every claim is footnoted for
those who doubt the veracity of Trump’s accomplishments.
For God to
bless America, the truth is, the Kingdom does move forward in the ballot box.
How Christians vote in this election will be critical. Will we continue to be a
democracy, or are we going to allow the Marxists to have their way and embrace
socialism? Are we going to overturn Roe v. Wade by giving Trump four more years
to appoint pro-life Supreme Court Justices? We already have an opening as I
write this.
The truth is,
we need two things: We need to repent as a nation—not for our racism but our
hardened hearts, and that is different for each person. While we have systemic
sin, we don’t all commit wrongs in the same way.
I believe the
coronavirus pandemic is a setup to see how far the government can go to
suppress our rights as Americans and our “soul freedom” found in Jesus Christ.
As long as Trump is in the Whitehouse, we will be the freest country on earth. Trump
is not a globalist, and he will do everything in his power to protect the American way of life.
Trump stands in
the way of those who hate God, who are power-hungry, socialist-driven gluttons,
and who want to “use” the uninformed and unaware to fulfill their ultimate goal
of a one-world government. That future government, predicted in the Bible, will
be led by a man who comes out of nowhere—referred to as the lawless one in the
Bible—and he will ultimately become the Antichrist.
Four more years
of Trump will help us reach more people for Jesus Christ because Trump strongly
believes in religious freedom and has proven it by what he’s already
accomplished.
In my Seventh Dimension Series, I embedded in the background God’s redemptive
love from the Cross to the middle of the coming Tribulation. In Trump’s Pro-Christian Accomplishments, Pastor Steve Cioccolanti highlights Trump’s
prophetic role as God’s latter-day King Cyrus who helped the Jews to return to
Israel and rebuild their temple. Both books are linked here and below. Please
check them out.
Secondly, I
urge Christians to vote for Trump. Why would any Christian vote for a platform (Democratic)
that promotes the killing of the unborn child? There is power in that innocent
blood, and the occultists are using that power to embolden the Marxist uprising
that seeks to destroy our nation (Constitution), its foundation (statues and
buildings), and assembly (Christian worship). Unfortunately, I believe many
Democrats would make a pact with the devil if it meant getting Trump out of
office.
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We need a Christian
revival, and I believe the most qualified Americans to lead it are the African
Americans and their spirit-filled churches. Please, don’t be deceived. Anyone
who wants to divide our great nation through violence and racial tension is
promoting an anti-American agenda. Through our Democratic process, God has
given voters the power to elect a pro-Christian, pro-American president. Donald
Trump is God’s man.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2020
President Trump’s Pro-Christian Accomplishments is a game-changer. I urge everyone to read President Trump’s Pro-Christian Accomplishments from cover to cover. Our country’s future depends on our decisions. No one can make an informed decision without knowing the truth. Unfortunately, a handful of corporations now control most of the U.S. media. If you love America, read this book. If you love truth, read this book. If you want a future for your children and grandchildren, read this book. If you want liberty, justice, and peace, read this book…before more of your freedoms are restricted, your money stolen, and your dreams vanquished. If you care for the unborn child, please read President Trump’s Pro-Christian Accomplishments. What Trump has done so far is nothing short of a miracle. I don’t know of another historical figure, except for Winston Churchill, who could have accomplished what Trump has despite the attacks, lies, ridicule, and mockery from many who hate him. Read this book…And buy several copies to share with friends, family, and coworkers.
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