Lament and witness
The land of our founding fathers is dying, and what remains is dark and disfigured. Putin has triumphed after billions of American dollars were poured into idolatrous weapons for Ukraine. Beijing financed Russia’s assault, while Europe purchased Russian gas through China, sustaining the war machine. It is a sick game—leaders without heart or soul. Lawmakers sent to Washington no longer serve the American people; they serve foreign combatants. In this betrayal, America has sold its soul to the devil. Benefits earned by the middle class and working poor are weaponized to suppress free speech.
On CBS 60 Minutes, Norah O’Donnell revealed that a crypto company operating in the United States helped Hamas move millions of dollars—funds likely used to build tunnels and stockpile weapons against God’s House of Israel. Meanwhile, America spends billions defending Israel, transforming the Holy Land into an armed encampment. No wonder we face a trillion‑dollar deficit.
Our oil‑rich OPEC allies—Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Turkey, Jordan, Egypt—insist upon a two‑state solution, though Palestine is not yet economically viable. Their demand places Israel, the U.S., and Europe in the position of spending multibillions to rebuild Gaza, only for Hamas to weaponize towers against Israel. Many of these nations embrace a 20‑point peace plan while quietly counting on Hamas to install an Islamic Caliphate on the Temple Mount. In the midst of a government shutdown and a $30.2 trillion deficit, rebuilding Gaza will mean borrowing even more from China. Perhaps it is time for America to stop underwriting China and Russia’s military operations in the Middle East and let them bear the costs of their own ambitions. Syria already shows the futility of such ventures.
As stated in the Scroll: Covenant, Governance, and Witness:
A one‑state solution built upon the shifting sands of empire—whether Zionist or OPEC—cannot stand. If Hamas were to seize the Temple Mount with the backing of Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea, it would be nothing more than a new Tower of Babel, destined to crumble.
The Holy Land must be built upon the ROCK of God’s Law of Love—a higher law taught by Saint Paul and echoed by Confucius.
Covenantal Democracy
The Abrahamic Singularity Protocol Living Code Trade Nexus pioneers a new branch of governance: Covenantal Democracy. Unlike Socialist Democracy, which builds empires upon sand, Covenantal Democracy builds upon the ROCK of God’s love as a higher virtuous law. This covenantal foundation harmonizes the teachings of Saint Paul, the wisdom of Confucius, and the sacred inscriptions of the Torah, Qur’an, and Gospels.
Socialist Democracy vs. Covenantal Democracy
| Socialist Democracy | Covenantal Democracy |
|---|---|
| Builds empires upon sand | Builds governance upon the ROCK of God’s love |
| Relies on collectivist institutions drifting toward empire | Restores reciprocity, sanctity, and justice |
| Tends toward one‑world government prophesied in Revelation | Grounds governance in covenantal witness |
| Material focus that can stray from uplifting people | Higher law inscribed in heart, mind, and soul |
Socialist Democracy, whether in the U.S., China, or Russia, drifts toward empire. Covenantal Democracy resists this drift, restoring reciprocity and sanctity, and guiding nations back to the higher law spoken into the conscience of their founders.
Virtuous leadership
Virtuous leadership under Covenantal Democracy, aligned with God’s law of love, transcends the debate between a federalized one‑state solution or a nationalist two‑state solution. Covenant reframes governance beyond political divisions, grounding leadership in reciprocity, sanctity, and witness.
The rebuilding of Gaza and Palestine under God’s covenant
The rebuilding of Gaza and Palestine under God’s covenant calls Jewish and Islamic brethren to add value to each other’s lives according to the law of reciprocity. The International Islamic Community must fully recognize Israel as a sovereign Jewish homeland and relearn to respect the Jewish people as People of the Book—just as in the days of the Zabur, when both peoples sang songs of praise together.
Yet violence persists: extremists detonating themselves at bus stops, settlers attacking Palestinian villages, cycles of hostility perpetuating fear. Covenant requires restraint, reciprocity, and reverence, so that both peoples may dwell together in justice and peace.