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Americans, So Easily Controlled! By Bradlee Dean, September 27, 2016
One day last week our family went to grab a bite to eat. We went to Maynards. We walked in, sat down, looked around and at a quick glance became angry with what we saw. My family and I have been spent in ministry at every given moment of every given day over the last 20 years in service to God and man (1 John 5:2), and this is the people that we are serving and fighting for? The bar in the restaurant was full of grown men (the majority with their Viking jerseys with the name of their favorite player on their backs), partying it all away while watching the Minnesota Vikings’ game. It was almost laughable if it were not so shameful. (Jeremiah 6:15; 7:10) A whopping 64,000 people were packed like sardines in the new US Bank Stadium. Eighty-six percent of these hypocrites that profess to be Christians cannot even name 3 of the 10 commandments. (1 John 2:4) Ticket sales ranged from $75.00 to $901.00 per ticket. As I said, 64,000 people jam packed that stadium, to watch a bunch of grown men, who feel that somehow or another it is a cool and an honorable thing to wear tights while bashing each other’s brains out while fighting over a pig ball. (Jeremiah 8:5) On the bleachers, you have men with their shirts off; painted in purple and yellow with Viking horns on their head giving up all dignity over a game that they will not be able to give you the score from in 3 weeks. (Jeremiah 2:28; 11:13) Somehow, the American people have deceived themselves into thinking that this is normal in a country that is being turned into hell. (Psalm 9:17) Maybe they are just having fun, right? They are having fun while their country is being assailed from every front, both from without and from within. I ask, is it honorable to live for idols while turning your back to those who fought, bled and died to give us the freedoms in which Americans enjoy? What a disgrace and a shame. (2 Corinthians 5:15)  A Special Invitation to You 
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“Football, beer... Filled up the horizon of their minds. To keep them in control was not difficult.” George Orwell
