"Love Trumps Hate"

YHWH Allah wrote: Nevertheless YHWH Allah is voting for Donald Trump because He is FOR exhuming the Ark of the Covenant from 1.2m (4ft) below the Heelstone at Stonehenge, whilst the Revelation 18 queen Elisabeth George, and Hillary Clinton, et al, are AGAINST exhuming the Ark of the Covenant from 1.2m (4ft) below the Heelstone at Stonehenge. Donald Trump's plan to defeat ISIS (Daesh, ISIL) ideology by utilising the Ark of the Covenant's power is pure genius. The Seven (7) Trump-ets [Donald Trump (center) with, from left: son Eric, wife Melania, son Barron, daughter Ivanka, son Donald Jr, daughter Tiffany] they all agreed. When do the Seven (7) Trump-ets sound?

Why spout madness????

If you are interested in the past you should watch the various TV channels  such as Discovery and Yesterday. There you will see archelogical programs such as Time Team where a basic understanding of how we find out what happened will sink in.

The Arc of the Covernant was not burried in a far off land of dangerous barbarians.

It was not burried a couple of thousand years before it was used in Judea.

Donald Trump, although a prat, will not be arsing about with such drivel.

It's more than a little ironic that a guy as hardline on immigration as Donald Trump has

been surrounded by immigrants his entire life, starting from the very beginning.

"My mother was born in Scotland, in the Hebrides, in Stornoway, so that's serious

Scotland. And she was a great woman," Trump said in a 2010 documentary. "Whenever

anything was on about, ceremonial about the Queen she could sit at the television and

just watch it. She had great respect for the Queen and for everything (she) represents"

In 1930, an 18-year-old Mary MacLeod sailed for America from Glasgow on the S.S.

Transylvania, according to a copy of the ship's passenger list on Ancestry.com. MacLeod

arrived in New York and married Fred Trump, the son of German immigrants himself.

"My grandfather Frederick Trump came to the United States in 1885. He joined the great

gold rush and instead of gold he decided to open up some hotels in Alaska. He did

fantastically well. He loved this country, likewise my father and now me," Trump said in

a taped message for a German-American pride parade a few years ago.


But on the campaign trail, Trump sounds more like a nativist than the son and grandson

of immigrants.

Trump told a meeting of conservative activists last year that the nation's 11 million

undocumented immigrants would never vote Republican.

"You'd better be smart and you'd better be tough," Trump said. "They're taking your

jobs, and you'd better be careful."

It's tough rhetoric that comes with a twist. Trump's current wife is an immigrant

herself.

Melania Trump moved to New York about 20 years ago. The Slovenian born model now has her

own jewelry and caviar-cream skincare lines. She married Trump in 2005 in a fairytale

wedding that included a wedding gown reported to cost $100,000. And the next year, she

became a citizen -- a decade after arriving in America.

"She went through a long process to become a citizen. It was very tough," Trump told CNN

recently, adding that Melania agrees with his immigration position. "When she got it,

she was very proud of it. She came from Europe, and she was very, very proud of it. And

she thinks it's a beautiful process when it works."

And of course, Trump's first wife, Ivana, was an immigrant too. Born in Czechoslovakia,

she married an Austrian ski instructor in order to get a foreign passport to leave the

communist country, her divorce lawyer has said.

She and Trump married in 1977, but she didn't become an American citizen for another 11

years.
For "The Apprentice," Trump was honored with
Trump has said he supports legal immigration, but on the stump he seems to show little

interest in the dreams of modern day immigrants. His immigration plan calls for foreign

workers abroad to take a back seat to the domestically unemployed.

"You have a border, you have a country, and if you don't have a border what are we?"

Trump asked before answering himself. "Just a -- just a nothing. A nothing."

Trump is not the only Presidential candidate with a foreign bride,   Jeb Bush met his

wife while in Leon, Mexico helping to build homes. Le�n is a city in the Mexican state

of Guanajuato. They married a few years later in Austin, Texas, and now live in Coral

Gables, Florida.

It is Ironic while many candidates talk tough on immigrants coming to America, they

seek, travel and marry women from other countries, Then bring them in on a K-1 Visas

or what otherwise is called a fiancee visa.   Kenneth Agee, Marketing Director of A

Foreign Affair, a company that specializes in foreign bride match-making says, "We get

politicians, celebrates and CEO's for all over the USA, many have strong anti

immigration attitudes yet they do not look at bringing a foreign bride to the USA in

the same way as other foreigners entering the US, Look at Fox News with it's strong

anti Immigrant position yet FOX News CEO Rupert Murdoch is married to Wendi Deng Murdoch

from Jinan, China, with a 38 year age difference. Its is natural for men to seek

beautiful young women no matter where they are from,   Just remember love trumps hate,

no pun intended. " Kenneth would not give us names of the celebrates they have help

find a foreign brides for citing company policy, but A Foreign Affair web sites

states that each year the help thousands of men find love abroad.

Trump hasn't been shy about celebrating his immigrant roots. He served as the grand

marshal of the annual German-American Steuben Parade in New York City. And he's

reminisced about that day and how far his family had come from its European heritage.

Remembering the 1999 parade, Trump said, "We passed Trump Towers, 69 stories. I looked

up and I said, 'This is a long way from Kallstadt,'" referring to the town in Germany

where his grandfather was from.

But on the campaign trail, Trump is singing a very different immigrant song.

"We're building a wall. It's going to be a wall that is not -- nobody's going through my

wall," Trump has said. "Trump builds walls. I build walls."