Trask Ranch Picnic Speech, July 13, 2024
Paul Dorr’s Speech Given On The Shores of Cheyenne River at the Trask Ranch Annual Picnic In Western South Dakota
Reference links to the speech below:
Governor Kristi Noem:
Open Letter to South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem on the Talmudic threat to the free speech of South Dakota Christians.
See Noem’s tie to pro-Israel dispensationalism below.
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U.S. Senator John Thune:
Lyman Stewart, founder of Biola College was a dispensationalist.
Thune is one of the most notable alumni of dispensational Biola. John Thune also attends dispensational Central Baptist church.
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South Dakota Trusts:
FDIC Banking Deposits by state. Replace “National” in the geographic area filters with South Dakota, New York and Texas…after that you can enter any state(s) you want.
South Dakota Trust Company.
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Billy Graham:
Birth Control:
“The Rev. Dr. Billy Graham believes there is nothing morally wrong in the practice of Birth Control…Graham emphasized that birth control was an import answer to the “terrifying and tragic” problem of overpopulation, that there was nothing wrong in Scripture that barred its responsible use, and that the majority of Americans used contraception in any case, “whether they be Protectant or Roman Catholic.” New York Times, 12/13/1959, as cited in Godly Seed: American Evangelicals Confront Birth Control, 1873-1973, by Allan Carlson, p 125-126
Graham’s Talmudic Lawyer on Abortion:
“Harold O. J. Brown entertained hopes that Billy Graham, by far the most influential figure in American evangelicalism at the time, would lend his name to the [sic. Christian Action Council] organization as Koop and Schaeffer had done. After all, Brown’s books carried Graham’s endorsements, and Graham stepped up to provide meeting space in Montreat, NC, for the brainstorming session that gave rise to the CAC.
To that extent, Stephen P. Miller is correct when he claims that “Graham… helped to found a pioneering Protestant antiabortion organization, the Christian Action Council.” However, when it came time to be “in” or “out”, Graham backed away, much to Brown’s lingering dismay. Brown suspected that Graham’s attorney, who also worked with the ACLU, scared Graham and his board away from endorsing the CAC (advising that such stated opposition to a Supreme Court decision could threaten the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association’s tax-exempt status).
Grant Wacker, professor at Duke Divinity School and Graham’s recent biographer, believes that Graham’s reticence was in keeping with his general character. According to Wacker, Graham had a history of providing initial support to causes like the CAC but stopping with that…..In Wacker’s words, “Graham dipped his toes in a lot of ponds, but when it came time to take a bath, he wouldn’t do it.” However, Wacker also recalls, “Graham did have a Jewish attorney with the ACLU. He was very proud of that—it showed he could reach across lines.”
In Brown’s mind, Graham’s relegating abortion to a non-essential in his ministry meant that Graham’s Gospel, though accurate in what it did proclaim, was truncated by virtue of what it did not proclaim.” p. 119-121
“No Diga Mentiras”: The Pivotal Role Of Harold O.J. Brown In The Emergence Of The Evangelical Pro-Life Movement, A Thesis Submitted To The Faculty In Partial Fulfillment Of The Requirements For The Degree Master Of Theology, Matthew S. Miller, Erskine Theological Seminary, Due West, SC, April 4, 2015
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McHugh and Dr. Calderone:
Bishop James T. McHugh, initial organizer of the National Right to Life Committee and Dr. Mary Calderone, former Medical Director of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, working jointly to organize SIECUS, with their agenda to promote classroom sex talk across America. Read The SIECUS Circle.
I.e. “Like its parent organization, SIECUS, the AASEC (American Association of Sex Educators and Counselors) has a close relationship with a bawdy magazine, Sexology….Also cooperating in the 1969 conference as a panel discussion participant was another AASEC Advisory Committee member, (then) Monsignor James T. McHugh, director of the Family Life Division of the U.S. Catholic Conference. The association of a Catholic priest with AASEC is a paradox in itself, considering the fact that AASEC membership is generously laced with Planned Parenthood activists.” p 155,
“Dr. Mary S. Calderone, executive director, had the vision to see the need for an organization such as SIECUS, gave it its structure , standards and goals, saw it through its infancy and early childhood, and in the face of almost insurmountable odds brought it to maturity in the remarkably short period of four years.” citing Lester Doniger, President of SIECUS, p 11 The SIECUS Circle by Claire Chambers
Also read one of my heroes and former colleague Mrs. Randy Engel’s report here.
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Dispensationalism:
Minnesota’s Baptist Pastor Riley and C.I. Scofield at Moody Bible Institute conference in 1914.
Billy Graham launches dispensational radio network in Minneapolis. Now broadcasts on 104 outlets in 10 states including KNWC now known as Life96.5 in Sioux Falls, SD.
Central Church, Sioux Falls, SD, doctrine of Christ to return to establish his Kingdom. See No. 12 under The Last Things.
Governor Kristi Noem is a member of the Family Worship Center in Watertown, which is a member of the Four Square Church denomination. I note from their website that three of their four senior, executive and worship pastors in Watertown are women. Please consider the great error that the President of the Four Square, Randy Remington, makes about Israel, when he writes, “The promise of God to Abraham not only included a land with actual borders but an actual people/nation as his offspring that would be too numerous to number. God sovereignly fulfilled these promises of a people and place, as evidenced in the pages of scripture and our bearing witness to these facts over the past century. Israel’s land and people are miraculously unique and prophetically vital to God’s earthly plans.”
A great theological study on how dispensationalism necessarily leads to antinomianism, that is, the rejection of God’s Law, the Pentateuch.
Who is True Israel? See here.
Want to begin your study on the errors of John Thune’s and Kristi Noem’s dispensational theology? Consider this list of books.
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Talmudism:
New Chabad Lubavitch Rabbi in South Dakota.
Download .PDF copy of The Jewish Religion: Its Influence Today by Elizabeth Kilpatrick Dilling.
Karaite Rabbi Condemns Talmud Go to Chapter 1 – About the Oral Law, Canto 1
Oldest synagogue in Old City Jerusalem Jewish Quarter – Karaite synagogue.
A Jewish Defector Warns America:
Benjamin Freedman Speaks on Talmudic Zionism _______________________________________
Leslee Unruh:
Salaries saving babies: $176,300 FY2019
CPCs fueling mass murder by abortion for decades.
“Pro-life” young woman testifies before South Dakota legislature while still fornicating with her boyfriend. Counseled by Unruh.
Alpha Center’s degrading abstinence material being used 25+ years ago.
Leslee Unruh’s first husband was a disc jockey at the Sioux Falls dispensational “Christian” radio station KNWC.
Unruh turns the F.B.I. loose on Sioux Falls Operation Rescue leader, Paul Dorr
Leslee Unruh should have been charged with making materially false statements (under 18 U.S.C. § 1001) – multiple times – in this report to the F.B.I. on Paul Dorr. The more Dorr was holding her accountable to God’s Law the more false stories were spread by her. It was malicious. Finally, she took it to the F.B.I., falsely claiming Dorr intended to do violence and that she was afraid of him. Dorr only learned of the federal crimes she was committing well after the statue of limitations had expired. Dorr did a FOIA request of the US Department of Justice and later received this heavily redacted FBI Investigation file. This is lengthy, so scan through it to find the red arrows, red boxes and yellow highlights.
South Dakota Friends
