You Still Don’t Get it?
September 28, 2026 Leave a comment
Everything he does is marvelous!
Marvelous evocative things. People around Jesus saw and heard marvelous things and were overcome with astonishment. They saw and heard evocative things but were not overcome with understanding. Their failure or unwillingness to grasp what was happening had me wonder why as I memorized the first seven chapters of Mark’s gospel account.
“What’s past is prologue”
I would have thought that a people whose whole way of life was infused with redemption history – a history retold in the synagogues with the reading of the Law and the Prophets and the Psalms and rehearsed in rituals and recalled at the feasts and festivals commemorating past events – would have recognized the marvelous evocative things that their God was doing right before their eyes and ears.
Signs and Wonders
Exodus from Egypt was God responding to the people’s outcries.
“The Israelites groaned under their slavery and cried out. Their cry for help rose up to God from their slavery. God heard their groaning, and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God looked upon the Israelites, and God took notice of them. (Exodus 2: 23-24)
God told Moses (Exodus 10: 2) that the retelling of the Exodus from Egypt was so “that your children and grandchildren will know how I have made fools of the Egyptians and what signs I have done among them—so that you may know that I am the Lord.” The annual Passover celebration with its rituals and symbolic foods permeated lives with the marvelous evocative things of God.
I would have thought that a people whose God “made known his ways to Moses and his acts to the people of Israel” would have known that their God did not act on a whim like foreign gods.
I would have thought that a people who received the gospel according to Moses – the gospel of great acts of rescue, of grace and redemption, of food and water in the wilderness – would have recognized the gospel of Jesus, announced with the marvelous evocative things he said and did.
Sighs and Willfulness
The Israelites, set free from Egyptian slavery, began their wilderness trek and their “What have you done for me lately?” grumbling and complaining. Some, rejecting a situation and a God of wonders they couldn’t control, wanted to return to the certainty of bondage.
I would have thought that a covenant people would have been sure of God’s commitment to them even in the wilderness.
Exodus Evocation Education
Jesus chose twelve disciples, out of the growing number of disciples, and called them “apostles.” The chosen were to be with him, to be sent out as heralds, and to have authority over unclean spirits. They were to have firsthand experience of the marvelous acts of God just like the twelve tribes of Isreal during the Exodus.
The apostles witnessed Jesus going throughout Galilee casting out unclean spirits and proclaiming good news – the kingdom of God has arrived!
They sat under his authoritative teaching.
They observed him healing the mute, the deaf, the blind, the paralyzed, and those with blood issues. They saw him heal all kinds of diseases.
They observed the wind and the sea being calmed by his command and watched him walking on the water.
They saw the dead being brought back to life.
And, they witnessed Jesus feeding thousands in the wilderness.
Known Knowns Left Unknown
Don’t you remember?
Mark chapter 6 relates that a crowd of well over five thousand came to hear Jesus’ teaching. Late in the day the disciples came to Jesus wanting him to send the crowd away so the people could buy food. Jesus responded “Why don’t you give them something?” The disciples were bewildered by his response.
Are you suggesting that we should go and spend two hundred dinar and get food for this lot?
With just a few loaves and fish available, Jesus feeds over five thousand people in a wilderness setting.
Right after this, Jesus makes the disciples get in the boat and head to the opposite shore. That would have given them time to reflect on what just happened but they were focused on rowing. The wind was against them.
Sometime early in the morning, the disciples see a ghost walking on the water. They are overcome with astonishment when Jesus walks up to the boat, gets in, and the wind stops. The boat makes landfall but the disciples are still at sea about the loaves and fishes. Mark says their hearts were hardened.
As I begin to memorize Mark chapter 8, I encounter an event that parallels this previous marvelous evocative food event and the same incomprehension of what is taking place:
Once again, about that time, a crowd gathered without anything to eat.
Jesus called the disciples.
“I’m really sorry for the people,” he told them. “They’ve been with me three days now and have had nothing to eat. If I send them away hungry, they will collapse on the road. And some of them have come from miles away.”
“Where could you get food for all this lot out here in the wilderness?” the disciples replied.
Again, Jesus feeds thousands of people in a wilderness setting with just a few loaves and fish.
Then, Jesus sends the crowd away, gets into a boat with the disciples and heads to the region of Dalmanoutha. When he arrives, he is confronted by the Pharisees who ask him for a sign from heaven to test him out.
During the time of testing in the wilderness, Jesus told Satan “It is said: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.” Jesus refused to perform for the Pharisees. He gets in the boat and sails away.
Mark tells us that the disciples had sailed off and forgot to get bread. They had only one loaf on board. (Rowing requires carbs and there’s a lot of rowing in the Mark’s gospel account.)
Anyway, Jesus sternly warns them to “Watch out for leaven – the Pharisees’ leaven, and Herod’s leaven too!”
Clueless, the disciples mumble to each other thinking this has something to do with us not having bread.
“Why are you mumbling about not brining bread?” said Jesus, who knew what they were thinking. “Don’t you understand? Have your hearts gone hard?
“Can’t you see with your two good eyes?
Can’t you hear with your two good ears?”
-and don’t you remember? When I broke five loaves for the five thousand, how many baskets full of broken bits were left over?
“Twelve,” they said.
“And the seven loaves for the four thousand – how many baskets full of bits were left over?”
“Seven,” they said.
“You still don’t get it?”
Jesus, twice the provider of food to thousands in the wilderness, is in the boat with them! And they speak of leftovers! They won’t go hungry!
The Obdurate, the Obtuse, and the Ornery
They took offense at him.
Jesus encountered in the people around him the same heart attitude that Moses and the prophets had to deal with: stubbornness, thickheadedness, and disagreeableness.
Early in the gospel account (chapter 2), Mark relates a paralytic being lowered through the roof to get access to Jesus. When Jesus tells the cripple “Your sins are forgiven,” the legal experts grumble about some guy forgiving sins. Jesus heals the crippled man to show them he could do both, but the legal experts didn’t jump for joy.
Why be callous, stupid, and bad-tempered when marvelous evocative healing grace appears?
In chapter 3, Mark relates Jesus healing a man on the sabbath. Those assembled in the synagogue were watching to see if Jesus would heal a man on the Sabbath. They wanted to frame a charge against him. Jesus senses inflexibility and asks the synagogue assembly a couple of questions.
“Is it lawful to do good on the sabbath or to do evil? To save life or to kill?”
The people remained silent. Jesus was deeply upset with their hard-heartedness. He “looked around at them angrily.”
Jesus heals the man with the withered hand. But those with a frame of reference that precludes anything outside of established patterns of behavior plotted to do away with the disrupter.
Why be unyielding, indifferent, thoughtless, and cross when marvelous evocative healing grace appears?
Mark goes on to relate in chapter 3 that Jesus’ relatives thought Jesus was out of his mind because of what he was doing and saying. And legal experts from Jerusalem were saying that Jesus cast out demons because he was possessed by an unclean spirit.
Jesus spoke to the experts in pictures. He made clear that their accusations made no sense. Then, in no uncertain terms, he warns them about blaspheming – calling the Holy Spirit an unclean spirit.
Why be inflexible, rash, and difficult when marvelous evocative saving grace appears? Why use ad hominem?
In the next chapter, Mark recounts Jesus speaking to a large crowd in parables. The parable of the Sower and the Seed describes the effects of sown seed – his words – on four types of soil – people.
Bystander types hear what he says and immediately the Accuser comes and takes away his words. Does the Accuser say “You have what you need”? The result – no connection whatsoever. The Accuser says there is no beginning and end, only today.
There are the rocky-soil types. The short-tern enthusiasts receive the word with excitement and take it in. But there is nothing below the surface to support its growth. They quickly become disillusioned (shrivel up) when the word brings them trouble or hostility. The word has not taken root.
The thorny soil types are those who hear his words but the overgrowth – the worries of the present age, the deceit of riches and the desires for other kinds of things – chokes his words and no fruit comes out of them.
And there are the ones who hear the word, take it in and produce a harvest with yields in some cases 30-fold, in some cases 60-fold, and in some cases 100-fold.
Later that same day, Jesus explains to those around him that the mystery of God’s kingdom had been given to them but for those outside, his words are in parables. This, he says, was so that outsiders may look and look but never see and hear and hear and understand, otherwise, they would turn and be forgiven.
The Sower Seed parable sorts out what grows and what doesn’t grow in the Kingdom of God before the harvest mentioned in his latter example of the kingdom of God.
When Jesus returns to his hometown synagogue (Mark 6), people are astonished with his teaching.
“Where does he get it all from? What’s this wisdom he’s been given? How does he have this kind of power in his hands?”
They take offense at the messenger.
Why be repulsed by a local man with a good reputation, good words, and good works?
The Stoney Hearts Club
Don’t you understand?
Scripture provides an honest assessment of human nature. Examples of willful hardheartedness include Cain, Pharaoh, King Nebuchadnezzar, and the children of Israel. The prophets, speaking for God, gave appraisals of the stubborn people of God. Jeremiah:
From the day that your ancestors came out of the land of Egypt until this day, I have persistently sent all my servants the prophets to them, day after day, yet they did not listen to me or pay attention, but they stiffened their necks. They did worse than their ancestors did.
The prophet Ezekiel said that God was willing to do heart surgery for the sake of his holy name:
A new heart I will give you, and a new spirit I will put within you, and I will remove from your body the heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.
Don’t you remember?
The gospel according to Mark further details people’s unwillingness to receive what God was doing and saying. I would have thought that the people around Jesus would have carried forward in their hearts the words of Psalm 103: “God works vindication and justice for all who are oppressed.” The people of God, invested with knowledge of God’s marvelous acts, didn’t realize the Exodus taking place in the person of Jesus.
Have your hearts gone hard?
Humans can be unresponsive, indifferent, stubbornly resistant to persuasion, unyielding in thought and feeling, unwilling to change, have little to no flexibility, and be irascible, calloused, and rebellious.
Humans can resist understanding.
Humans can be driven by selfish ambition rooted in pride.
Humans can refuse accountably.
Humans can compartmentalize and hide their true nature to preserve reputation.
Humans can prioritize control over connection and refuse to be part of another’s life.
Humans can be unwilling to reconcile and seek redemption.
Humans can renew vows of hatred every day.
Humans can keep from letting God “takes us out of ourselves” (C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy).
Humans can maintain a frame of reference that is utilitarian coupled to the material and which avoids the transcendent.
Humans can live with a worldview that elevates “science” as the only means by which truth and reality can be known.
Humans can lack imagination and the willingness to embrace literature, art, music, and myth that conveys truth.
Humans can embrace the leaven Jesus spoke of. Humans can be puffed up with an inflated self-perception.
Mentally lazy humans with no depth of soil and no rootedness can sit under spiritual leaders who embrace a shallow “fluffy” feminized type of spirituality “where the existence of Christ is unknowable and all human spiritualities are equivalent made-up mythologies that attempt to understand man’s role in the cosmos.”
Humans can listen to sermons and teaching that repeats what they know and never grow in wonder and trust.
Humans can fixate on machine-like digital technology that defines everything in terms of data – ones and zeros, black or white, either/or.
Humans can give themselves to an ideology like Marxism that shuns all thoughts and understanding but its own.
Humans can lie to themselves.
Humans can be pig-headed and feel sure of themselves.
Humans can decide not to be teachable.
“Can’t you see with your two good eyes?
Can’t you hear with your two good ears?”
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Scripture continues to warn about resistant, closed off, and unresponsive attitudes:
Romans 1:28 – Furthermore, just as they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, so God gave them over to a depraved mind, so that they do what ought not to be done.
Ephesians 4:18 – They are darkened in their understanding and separated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them due to the hardening of their hearts.
Ephesians 4: 30 –Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.
1 Thessalonians 5:19 – Do not quench the Spirit.
Hebrews 3:8 – Do not harden your hearts as you did in the rebellion, during the time of testing in the wilderness.
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The apostle Paul was a devout and learned man. He knew Jewish history. He knew the Torah. Yet, he didn’t recognize what God was about and who Jesus was. Paul hardened his heart against any new thing until one day on the Damascus Road. His eyes were opened.
After that day, Paul went away into the Arabian desert (Galatians 1) probably for three years. He spent time with the Lord and re-studied the Torah and history that pointed to Jesus and the gospel he announced with marvelous evocative words and deeds.
Later, when writing to the church at Corinth, the apostle Paul spoke of his head and heart transformation: “As a child I spoke, and thought, and reasoned like a child; when I grew up, I threw off childish ways.”
Growth and maturity and no more stomping of feet to get your way. And, once you move into maturity and into a deep conversion that “gets” Jesus, there will be a painful tearing away of the scaly dragon skin produced by a hard heart.
The arrogant, whiny, and self-centered Eustace Scrubb in C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia knows all about this.
The childish and intractable, who “still don’t get it,” will continue to live in dragon skin.
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Tech bros and government leaders are saying AI will inherit the earth. Jesus taught that the meek, the teachable, will inherit the earth. Find out what that means.
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“You must picture me alone in that room in Magdalen, night after night, feeling, whenever my mind lifted even for a second from my work, the steady, unrelenting approach of Him whom I so earnestly desired not to meet. That which I greatly feared had at last come upon me. In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed: perhaps, that night, the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England. I did not then see what is now the most shining and obvious thing; the Divine humility which will accept a convert even on such terms. The Prodigal Son at least walked home on his own feet. But who can duly adore that Love which will open the high gates to a prodigal who is brought in kicking, struggling, resentful, and darting his eyes in every direction for a chance of escape? The words “compelle intrare,” compel them to come in, have been so abused by wicked men that we shudder at them; but, properly understood, they plumb the depth of the Divine mercy. The hardness of God is kinder than the softness of men, and His compulsion is our liberation.”
― C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life
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Sea Change
March 8, 2025 Leave a comment
Primordial disorder is the image presented at the opening of the creation account in Genesis. The earth, formless and empty (tohu wabohu), was completely covered by a deep (tehom) sea.
When God began to create the heavens and the earth, the earth was complete chaos, and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters. – Genesis 1: 1-2
Earth’s oceanic outer layer undergoes a sea change when the Spirit of God’s hovers.
Psalm 104: 5-9 describes, in poetic form, the ordering of the watery chaos:
He set the earth on its foundations;
it can never be moved.
You covered it with the watery depths as with a garment;
the waters stood above the mountains.
But at your rebuke the waters fled,
at the sound of your thunder they took to flight;
they flowed over the mountains,
they went down into the valleys,
to the place you assigned for them.
You set a boundary they cannot cross;
never again will they cover the earth.
Reading on in Psalm 104 (v. 10-13) we find function. Channeled water provides the basic necessity for life on earth. Food growth follows.
Chaos Creatures Serve a Function
Once the chaotic waters of the primordial sea had been assigned functions, God, on the fifth day, created sea monsters, figures of menacing chaos (Gen. 1:21). Why bring order and then allow chaos creatures to exist? By God’s wisdom, we live in a world that has order, non-order, and disorder (See video below).
Mythical creatures from pagan myths, function in scripture as symbols of primordial chaos and opposition to God: sea-monsters, serpents, beasts, and dragons. Revelation presents them as fighting against God’s faithful witnesses who are working to restore order and bring God’s kingdom on earth.[i]
Sea Change Number Two
God created (gave functions to) the material cosmos over six days. Genesis 1 is a day-by-day account of establishing order from primordial disorder, establishing anthropic conditions and temple building. God pronounced each step in functional readiness “Good.” On the seventh day, he ‘rested’ in his temple to survey what had been done. The temple garden is a metaphor for the world.
Genesis 2. Mankind is placed in the temple garden and given instructions to maintain the good by God. But mankind goes off in a disordering direction. Evil and chaos ensues. God then acts to undo creation with the flood waters of chaos[ii] and to restore his “good” creation. Noah is the new caretaker.
Now the earth was corrupt in God’s sight and was full of violence. God saw how corrupt the earth had become, for all the people on earth had corrupted their ways. So, God said to Noah, “I am going to put an end to all people, for the earth is filled with violence because of them. . .
I am going to bring floodwaters on the earth to destroy all life under the heavens, every creature that has the breath of life in it. Everything on earth will perish. Genesis 6: 11-13, 17
Sea Change Recalled
One day, Jesus’ disciples wanted Jesus to notice the temple buildings. Jesus then foretold the destruction of the temple. The perplexed and anxious disciples asked “Tell us, when will this be, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?”
Jesus goes on to speak of the signs of the end of the age. He then speaks about the necessity of watchfulness for, he tells them, no one knows the day or hour when end things will come to pass. To underscore this, he references a familiar story that involved a cataclysmic event that caught many unprepared.
For as the days of Noah were, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. For as in the days before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day Noah entered the ark, and they knew nothing until the flood came and swept them all away, so, too, will be the coming of the Son of Man. – Matthew 24:36-39
History Lesson About the Moral Universe
The apostle Peter, in his second letter, tells his readers that there are scoffers who are saying that things on this earth have always continued the way they are now. He reminds them that this is not true. The earth was different when it was created and it was different again after the flood. He warns them that no one should scoff that God will make it different once again, judging the godless not with water but with fire. (2 Peter 3)
Jesus’ second coming will be a sea change for all of creation. Chaos will be removed.
It is Time for a Sea Change
Peter warned his readers, with reference to the Great Flood, about what can be expected if they continue as they are. John the Seer, alluding to the Great Flood in Revelation, writes that it is time (in his prophetic timeline) “for destroying those who destroy the earth.” – Revelation 11:18
“The ‘destroyers of the earth’ are the powers of evil: the dragon, the beast, and the harlot of Babylon (who in [Rev.] 19:2 is said to have ‘corrupted – or destroyed – the earth with her fornication’). With their violence, oppression, and idolatrous religion they are ruining God’s creation. His faithfulness to his creation requires that he destroy them in order to preserve and deliver it from evil. . . This he did in the flood, which was a divine judgement aimed at delivering God’s creation from the ruinous violence of its inhabitants.”[iii]
John the Seer wrote Revelation in the context of the tyranny of the Roman Empire, the imperial cult, and a permissive and polytheistic culture. The apostle Paul, in the same setting, writes to a church with a more detailed description of the ruinous inhabitants of the earth and their similar fate:
Do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived! The sexually immoral, idolaters, adulterers, male prostitutes, men who engage in illicit sex, thieves, the greedy, drunkards, revilers, swindlers—none of these will inherit the kingdom of God. -1 Corinthians 6:9-10
I imagine that the proud, the perverse, the purposefully vague, the self-serving, and those who want to create a new humanity with demonic forces[iv] – any who plunder the created order for power, wealth and self-righteous ends will be met with divine judgement. Some will receive punishment that matches their sin (Rev. 16:8; 18:6; Rev. 22:18-19).
John the Seer prophesied about an end time involving a series of warning judgements to bring about repentance and the ultimate restoring of creation’s order from mankind’s reversion of it to chaos.
Final Sea Change
Scripture begins by telling an old story and ends by retelling the old story with a new and final outcome. Both narratives involve chaos and creation. The lynchpin of the two theological narratives – Genesis 1-11 and Revelation – and of history itself is the earthly, risen, and returning Jesus.
A final sea change occurs to restore creation. John the Seer writes:
Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. –Rev. 21:1
Creation is not destroyed, just as it wasn’t with the Great Flood. Rather, creation’s corrupting influence is removed. Think in terms of no longer being overcome by evil but the overcoming of evil with good. Think in terms of “if anyone is in the Messiah, there is new creation! Old things have gone, and look – everything has become new!” (2 Cor. 5:17)
“The waters of the primeval abyss, that represent the source of destructive evil, the possibility of the reversion of creation to chaos, are finally no more.”[v]
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Lent is a time for a sea change. It’s a time to remove chaos from your life.
This Lent appears to be the first time that corruption, misuse of funds, money laundering, excess, and disorder in the government are being shown the detox door. Hence, the weeping and gnashing of teeth in the MSM. Hence, destroyers of the earth want the chaos to continue as before.
A leviathan in Washington recently surfaced. What emerged was corrupt and destabilizing influence involving actors in the State Department, the Department of Defense, the “deep state”, the unaccountable administrative state, the unchecked CIA meddling in foreign affairs and a politically motivated FBI meddling in internal affairs, activist DOJ and federal judges, shady non-profits, and the propaganda of the MSM to maintain cover for the chaos.
Maelstroms are sucking us in: a proxy war with Russia, Middle East conflicts, a huge federal deficit, out of control spending by Congress, the Green New Deal wealth redistribution scam, and what to do with the over 12 million illegal economic migrants bringing with them neediness, disease and crime.
In the first 50 days of the Trump administration, ICE reported arresting over 14,000 convicted criminals, 9,800 migrants with pending criminal charges, 1,155 suspected gang members, and 44 foreign fugitives.
An additional 8,718 arrests were categorized as “immigration violators.”
ICE has arrested 32,000 violent criminals in Trump’s first 50 days.
And there’s a new beast on the horizon – AI.
AI is being touted as a new pathway to greater productivity (Why do we need that? For greater profits? To be unburdened by what has been?). It is said that disruptive AI will transform the workplace, replace jobs, shake up economies and reshape global alliances. Our world, with Promethean AI, will look different by 2030. AI will look at us differently, too.
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Dr. John Walton, Job, Lecture 25, The world in the Book of Job: Order, non-order and disorder
[i] The creation of the “sporty” Leviathan (Ps. 104:26), a creature that cannot be tamed, shows us God’s mastery over powerful creatures. Leviathan was used metaphorically to instruct Job (Job 41). Job (a behemoth-like creature) cannot tame God to his ideas of how the world works.
[ii] Consider that several ancient Near East accounts of a devastating flood were understood as a god using force to restore order in the world. See Genesis 6-9 for the theological interpretation of the mythic flood.
The writer of the Genesis Flood account, using hyperbole, wanted to impress upon the reader the theological implications of a universal “cataclysmic event” that occurred to restore creation. There was no global deluge, as science has determined and Ps 104: 9 indirectly states. No matter. The author wanted the reader to understand the theological significance of God’s act.
See also Genesis and the Flood: Understanding the Biblical Story – Article – BioLogos;
The Lost World of the Flood: Mythology, Theology, and the Deluge Debate
The Flood – Undeceptions
[iii] Bauckham, Richard. (1993/2018). The Theology of the Book of Revelation. Cambridge University Press, 1993. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511819858. PP 52
[iv] Yuval Harari, historian and futurist, gay Israeli and WEF advisor comes to mind and so does the N.I.C.E., The National Institute of Coordinated Experiments in That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis
[v] Ibid 53
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Protect our food supply from the Cure worse Than the Problem
Action Over Talk: Join the Nationwide Protest Against Food Supply mRNA!
This Friday, Americans across the country are coming together to take a stand. Concern is growing as Secretary Rollins moves closer to approving mRNA vaccines for the beef, dairy, and poultry industry to combat diseases like Avian Flu. Many are voicing their opposition, demanding that these vaccines not be used in our food supply.
Make Your Voice Heard! Flood Secretary Rollins’ email with your concerns:
AgSec@usda.gov
Contact Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins of whitehouse
Here is a structured email template for Secretary @BrookeLRollins:
Subject: Immediate Halt to Meat Supply Vaccination
Dear Secretary Rollins,
As Americans who supported the election of Donald J. Trump, we are deeply concerned about your plan to introduce vaccines into our nation’s meat supply, including pork, cattle, poultry, and even seafood.
We do not merely request a pause—we demand a complete and permanent stop to this effort. The American people will not accept government-mandated intervention in our food supply, especially without full transparency and consent.
If the USDA continues to push forward with testing and implementation of the H5N1 vaccine, we are prepared to take action. Our voices will not be ignored, and we will make it clear to President Trump that millions of Americans oppose this overreach.
We stand firm in our right to protect our food, our health, and our families. This is non-negotiable.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your State]
With the news that mRNA vaccinated beef, dairy, eggs, and poultry are already in the food supply, some are demanding to know where our Secretary of Health is. You’ll be pleased to know he’s practicing self-care with long walks in the mountains, while currently reposting advice from the CDC.
https://x.com/SecKennedy
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