This is what I want to say about Jesse Jackson and the
fact that he is on the enemy's list: there is a segment of society
in America, there are millions of people in America that have not been
given what God gave us as a nation. We have in this nation freedom, and
the pursuit of happiness, all men created equal. This nation is right,
the constitution is right, and all in the melting pot should get to have the
freedom of America. But they [this segment in America] have been
deprived because of their leadership, and the Father is not happy about
it. So, He looks to the leadership, and who is at the
top? Jesse Jackson. Jackson was given opportunity to
repent. When the Father looks at who it is that has caused millions of
people, this entire segment of society, from coming to the freedom
that He gave with this nation, He looks and sees at the top of the
list, Jesse Jackson.
The Father has reason for everything He does. And
Jesse Jackson has been an enemy to these black Americans who could have had
happiness in America, just as everyone should. They wouldn't have to think
that they were being oppressed. They were slaves, it was wrong; they
should have been able to be healed. What happened in the sixties when
they were oppressed, it was so wrong. Why haven't they been able to
be healed? Because the wound is kept open, and kept open by men who are
their enemies, for personal gain. Yes, the Father sees them
as enemies. In His America, which He loves, for those African
Americans whom He loves, He says, "Enough is
enough". And so He said, "Write down the names
of these enemies," and the first one
is Jesse Jackson. And let the mantle that was stolen be put on
someone worthy. The Father will raise him up, and Jesus knows who it
is. It is a man, who is something like George W. Bush, for this
man wants unity, he wants what is right. Not racist, hating
whites. Unity means in their spirit, in their heart.
What Martin Luther King said is agreed upon: the
content of their character, not the color of their skin, whether black or
white, or any other color. Italians and Jews and different
groups maintain their ethnicity, they rejoice in the fact that they are Irish
or Italian. They are Americans, but they don't forget their
heritage. They have pride in it, but they don't use it to be
separated. It's America, it's a melting pot, it's all things together,
and that is what the blacks need. That is what George W. Bush
understands; he celebrates the differences and the unity. George W. Bush
is in line with the Father because the Father is right. It's not just
that they [the black community] should know that the Republican leader
(who is George W. Bush) is right. No, they should know that this God
is right, whom they are singing to in their churches with such joy. In all of
eternity, will they remember that they were black?
The mantle of
Martin Luther King was stolen. And the Father does not
forget. First, the Father shows the list of these enemies, and who tops
the list? It's the one who is the most grievous, because there are a lot
of people hurting because of him. They are not restored, they have been
torn from what Martin Luther King represented, and have become a divided
nation of their own, and that is not what the Father wanted. Jackson tops
the list because he has the most harm that he brings. Millions of people
have been affected, directly due to Jesse Jackson. So the
Father says, "This list exists, and he's [Jesse
Jackson] on the top," then He acts, and then He
brings exposure and sheds light on all the things that Jesse Jackson has
been doing.
Now the Father is going to address, right from
the start, what happened the day of Martin Luther King's death. (April
21, 1968) An empire began then, and now the empire is
toppled, thirty-three years later, under the Father's nation,
which is restored. As it was, it [Jesse Jackson's empire] could not
go into that area [the nation restored to God]. It's like sin
which can't enter the Father's kingdom, and Jesse Jackson's empire could
not stand in the nation under God. The Father came back and started
restoration by putting Jesus back into the White House, and by putting
respected men there. So that empire fell, and now the Father is
going to speak about it and say what happened. He is not promiscuous [in
His dealings] about this enemy, there is a reason for His actions. The
Father has wisdom and is right about what He does, and it [what He does] can
be understood. Part of the reason He wants to put it [the truth about
Martin Luther King and Jesse Jackson] out is for the truth to be out
there, but also He wants His people, those who love Him and want to do His
will, He wants them to understand what He is doing and why. He wants them
to grow up, and grow into maturity, and how they will do that, is to see why
the Father acted as He did, and to see the perfect sense of it, and to see the
reasoning that He has, so they can understand for
themselves.
Jesse Jackson tried to rip the mantle off of Martin
as he lay dying thirty-three years ago, to place it on himself. But
never did he have the heart and the spirit and the choosing by God. God
chose Martin because Martin loved God, and Martin obeyed God, and Martin
honored God, vessel of clay though he was. In his heart and in his spirit
he was for God and always said, "I believe. I'm a believer." So
as Martin lay there, this usurper who was not a believer, came and took that
mantle as though he were. He never represented Jesus because within this
mantle is unity, but in Jesse Jackson's mouth is division and racism and
self.
"And now, Father, we ask that You restore that mantle
to a righteous man and bring back those people in this nation whom You have
loved all this time. Now that You move in the green, take out those wicked
leaders, remove them as You are moving to do, and bring up new leaders with
respect for other Americans, and for one another, with civility, so they
can lead their people and they can be unified."
Unity; unified to each other, unified to their
country. They were born here, they are Americans. Even those that weren't
born here are Americans, once they come here and become
citizens. Unified. Our capitol represents a place where
people chosen by the people are. It's really the people who are represented by
the capitol, and that's why the angel is not on the White House,
but is on the
capitol. He's representing the people, unity among the people.
Silvana Lupetti
January 26, 2001
