John Loeffer: September 30, 2019

We are told that our vote should count, but does it in the end? In this week’s boralogue, John looks at the impeachment inquiry of President Trump and the seeming override of the Brexit vote in England. How did we get to the point where votes are being subverted? We’ve gone from absolutes and solid truth to rejecting God and relative values. That’s why we’re seeing what’s happening today. We need to get back to the truth.

The people’s vote in Great Britain is being overridden regarding Brexit as it has been three years since the referendum vote and the country still hasn’t left the European Union. Pastor Peter Simpson, Minister at Penn Free Methodist Church outside London, discusses the Christian case for Brexit, the erosion of Christianity in his country, and the status of free speech among UK Christians.

A few weeks ago, Brian Wang, Tech Blogger at Next Big Future, joined us to examine our country’s path to Big Brother surveillance. Brian returns this week to follow up on his report, adding that both the government and big tech companies are using predictive analysis tools to guess what someone may be thinking or planning to do. After John covers a few stories including impeachment, UFOs, and the middle class, he welcomes back to the program Vishal Mangalwad, President and Founder of the Book of the Revelation Movement. In his final installment, Vishal discusses the meaning of truth as it is found in the Bible versus what it means in society.

John’s quote of the week:
“The reason rights are in jeopardy is if someone doesn’t believe in absolutes, they cannot believe in consistency and constancy in the execution of law. That is what you’re seeing in Great Britain and that is what you’re seeing here. ‘We don’t like the law so we’ll ignore it.’ If everyone does that, what do we have? Chaos.” In this week’s Extras segment, we play John’s famous extended boralogue from July 2014 titled ‘Tale of Three Cities:’ London, Paris, and Madrid. John compares and contrasts the ideologies and revolutions originating in these places and shows how unique America’s revolution was. Can we learn from history?