In two days’ time, barring a major catastrophe (which is well within the realms of possibility according to my sources) Donald J. Trump, the 45^th President of the USA, will once again be inaugurated, this time as its 47^th President, and few doubt that this will be of major significance and will have a huge bearing on future world events.

When it comes to the world of Trump and things that are related to Trump there is no shortage of material and except for a quiet patch during the Biden presidency the Donald was hardly ever out of the news and more than any I can think off has divided opinions as to whether he is a goodie leading the charge to drain the swamp or a baddie who needs to be somehow got rid off. This includes within my own Christian constituency, who more than any other I find myself writing for these days. I should add there are some Christians (myself included) that believe Trump won the 2020 Presidential election but there was a massive, coordinated steal. Some went further and claimed that Trump never went away. He was still pulling strings in the background and what the public was seeing was a pantomime playing out that was necessary to wake people up.

I place my “Christian” Trump detractors into two groups, broadly speaking – the “unawake” who more or less go along with what they are told to believe about what is going on in the world, e.g. accepting the official version of events around the 6^th of January 2021 US Capitol “insurrection” in which Trump was denounced as the ring leader and that the California fires, currently raging, is not down to bad people doing bad things and may be to do with climate change etc., or those who dear Russell Brand calls “wakened wonders”, who dissent from the official narrative yet think Trump is bad.  There is, of course, a growing  third group – those who see what are the real dangers and back Trump to at least help to tackle many of these.

Not long ago I was part of a Zoom meeting organised by a Christian friend who I put in the awake category, including spiritually, who shared thoughts concerning Donald Trump, including:

• His morality is very dubious to put it mildly
• His arrogance, hubris, pride, lies, bullying etc…
• He is ‘pro-choice’ – a 180 turn
• He is NOT standing against the globalist elites, he’s firmly with them
• He’s admitted he’s not a Christian, but has a huge Messiah complex

Other points included:

• Assassination attempt – did not happen
• Trump a Cyrus – definitely not
• Second term is prophecy fulfilled – no  
• Noahide laws – he’s bringing them in and this is troubling
• He’s certainly not the lesser of two evils
• Malignant narcissist – very likely

I did not take my friend to task there and then and we both agree with the “in essentials unity etc.” maxim, but I did say I would give reasons for disagreement, e.g. previous and this current Trumpwatch instalment (see here for my last one). On points of difference, while Trump is not that nice respectable type of politician that many of my Christian friends favour, when we are talking morality he is better than most of his detractors, many I put squarely in Satan’s camp. He is NOT pro-choice but has backtracked by saying let individual states decide. He has stood against the globalist elites and has come out as a Christian. I have no reason to doubt the assassination attempt. I do see Trump as a modern day Cyrus figure and has been correctly prophesied over by some modern day prophets. Compared with the alternative, he IS the lesser of two evils based on my understanding on how Trump dealt/deals with a range of issues I care about compared with how the opposition has fared. He does show narcissist traits though (no-one is perfect). My biggest concern on the list relates to Noahide laws.

But the big question that has been begged, notably in my most recent Trumpwatch episodes, concerns who is really controlling human affairs at this time and is Trump the Cyrus type figure many have longed for? My own theological understanding is that “the whole world lieth in the evil one” 1 John 5:19, and while “the awake” might see that in the maginations of the UN, WHO, WEF, EU, NATO, Keir Starmer’s government and regimes round the world, the evil one (the devil, Satan) is operating in Prince of Darkness mode, yet he is at his most dangerous as an angel of light and perhaps he is about to switch tack in order to get wakened wonders onside.

In a world that is crying out for a messianic type figure, who are often disillusioned by the governments and institutions running things, some may see that (and for many reasons I agree with) is happening in the case of Trump as he shortly becoming what once was seen as leader of the free world and thereby exercising considerable power and leverage, especially eight years after becoming president last time and being wised up how deep and dirty the swamp is and maybe and hopefully concerning the schemes of the Hidden Hand and the Deep State. I do NOT rule out him being a or the false messiah (e.g. I  do not dismiss, out of hand, arguments presented in this video that I recently checked out: Dustin Nemos Says That Trump is the Antichrist (see here).  

Of course, it is a matter of wait and see (even if we want to make our views felt, often we are extremely limited in what we can do) – a lot of what Trump has done since winning the presidency has been positive. Overall, I like his picks to lead his administration. There is also signs of undoing some of the bad stuff I have been sounding off about in recent years, including ending the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East with Israel at the centre. But there are concerns such as him sucking up to the Zionist lobby and to some the bad people doing bad things (e.g. Bill Gates) and his pro-life, pro-family and pro-free speech attractiveness from his recent past seems to have flipped in order to gain that wider and popular support and do deals. In fact, he is doing some of the very things that my deep dive into Bible end-times prophecy has led me to believe the Antichrist will do in order to gain power and be widely hailed as a Messiah.

Yet (and there has to be a yet) and providing Trump makes it to become the next US President, I am hopeful if for no other reason that I hope and see signs of a long hoped for revival in true religion, that his presidency may facilitate when people turn to Jesus, the true Messiah. One of the reasons I am posting now and not later is that yesterday evening I watched the Alex Jones show and, unusually for me, almost in its entirety (see here). The reason I did so was that a lot of time was spent by Alex with two special guests, seemingly unrelated but actually very related, who had things to say that needed to be heard: Andrew Bridgen and Brandon Biggs.

Andrew Bridgen is one of those unsung heroes that give me hope when I am tempted to think I am a lone voice, and causes me to take issue with Christian ministers that elevate to hero status those who aren’t. He has led the charge despite huge opposition concerning the Post Office scandal, Covid vaccine harm and the abuse and rape of children that was covered up and not dealt with. As for Pastor Biggs, he accurately prophesied concerning the failed assassination attempt but also of one being planned and of measures needed to prevent it. He also touched on the delicate subject of child trafficking, as did Andrew Bridgen, that it is hoped that Trump becoming president may curtail and end. The relationship … perhaps more than anything, IT IS ABOUT THE CHILDREN.   

As an imo relevant aside, I recently posted on Elon Musk (see here), one of the many unlikely people Trump has managed to ally with in his quest for power. I also re-joined X (formerly Twitter). One community activist friend took me to task: “How unusual these days to want to open an X account! A lot of good people are leaving due to the very content that you obviously want to peddle still further in our area. Please be careful. The people you want to follow and emulate are very dangerous – and we are living in very dangerous times”. My response included: “Before Musk took over Twitter there was a good deal of censorship and it seemed to me this was directed more against those on my ideological wavelength. For all his faults Musk has made Twitter, now X, a free speech platform and more than any (including Facebook) issues I care about get aired. We do indeed live in dangerous times and for the record the only person I follow and emulate is Jesus”.

As a patriotic Brit, disillusioned with the the way British politics is going under the Starmer tyranny and even Farage has been found wanting, it is tempting to look to the Donald, who has expressed his disdain for Starmer, to help us out, especially on top of a broken political system that churns out hapless politicians and the British equivalent of the US Deep State there may be hope (although as I keep saying – we must hope in the Lord) and the country needs to turn to Him. Well, I have gone on long enough. I need to get back to watching on the wall and warning others about what I see and be a better Christian who will be of some use in the coming revival.