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A leftist was recorded attempting to bomb an ICE facility in New York, yet the CNN panel erupted not against the attacker but against the very agency tasked with border defense. Keith Boykin pivoted at once to indict enforcement under Trump while praising the prior administration's refusal to uphold immigration statutes.
The Managerial Priesthood on that broadcast could not name the deed without immediately transferring its cause to the sovereign who had restored the law. Boykin invoked deaths attributed to ICE and contrasted them with the Biden years, when agents were directed to stand down and the southern frontier became a corridor for millions.
This maneuver follows the logic of the Dispossessor, who treats every restraint upon the nation's dissolution as an act of aggression while celebrating the absence of restraint as compassion. The pattern repeats whenever the fruits of open borders appear: the crime is never the breach of sovereignty but the belated attempt to close it.
Christendom once understood that ordered nations, like ordered households, possess both the right and the duty to exclude those who come to subvert. From the Peace of Westphalia onward, the European order rested on the recognition that sovereign peoples alone could determine who enters their gates and under what conditions.
When that recognition collapses, the alternative is not liberty but the steady replacement of the historic nation by those whose first loyalty lies elsewhere. The CNN exchange simply rendered the substitution explicit: the man who tried to destroy federal property became the victim, and the officers who guard the perimeter became the aggressors.
The governing principle remains unchanged. A people that will not defend its own territory has already surrendered the moral claim to exist as a distinct people. Scripture records no blessing upon kings who opened their cities to those sworn to their overthrow.
The faithful remnant therefore faces a plain obligation. It must refuse the media's inversion of guilt, support every lawful measure that restores border integrity, and prepare to bear the cost of defending the inheritance that previous generations secured with blood and statute.
