October 2018

It looks like Paypal is now the Antifa of the Internet, posing as Social Justice Warriors campaigning to eliminate all political and philosophical opposition to the Jewish and Progressive agenda from the public dialogue.

Here Patrick Trepanier, the person behind Trepstar, informs me as to why our CDs can no longer be purchased from his fulfillment service:

Paypal forced us not to list any of your products because 'offensive content'. Please choose a different shopping cart. Thank you, Patrick Trepanier www.trepstar.com

Patrick did not have the common decency to write to me and inform me of Paypal's bullying and his craven decision to allow Paypal to determine public moral standards and oppress free speech.

Today it is Christogenea. They can start here because we do not have funds to initiate lawsuits. Tomorrow it will be the Family Research Council, or the Roman Catholic Church, or any organization which even distinguishes sex or sodomy or any other aspect of morality with which the Progressives at Paypal do not agree.

And no wonder, Paypal's president and CEO is Dan Schulman, a Jew from Newark, NJ, and self-proclaimed champion of sodomites and other sinners.

Paypal needs to be taken down!

It has been two weeks since the hurricane. We have not had much time to travel the wider area where we live, so we have not yet seen the damage done to places such as Callaway, Mexico Beach or Port St. Joe, which if we do not prefer Apalachicola, might be our favorite little town on the Gulf Coast. Panama City Beach fared well after the storm, most businesses are open, food at the markets and gas from most stations have been available for the past week. There is still a 10PM curfew so most businesses are closing by 8PM.

Much of Panama City still looks like the outlying areas of Dresden may have after the allied fire-bombings of civilian neighborhoods, and so does the adjacent city of Lynn Haven. Never would I have imagined so much destruction may have come from even a category four hurricane. Then every couple of blocks you see a ramshackle building that survived and wonder how that happened while many better-looking structures were destroyed.

Of course, there is still no internet or electricity at our Panama City home, and we are compelled to move to a house which, quite fortunately, we had recently acquired but in which I did not want to live in or work in full time. I had other plans which now must be emended, and I can only repeat the cliche, that Yahweh works in mysterious ways. But here there is only satellite internet, which is too slow for live podcasts and often not even good enough for Skype, so I will have to change the way I work - at least temporarily - and maybe even alter my podcast schedule. Cellphone service is not an alternative, as it is so remote that it is not even sufficient for vcoice calls.

I have also spent much of the past week moving computers and books, desks and other furniture from our old house. I will be moving books all this week and next, as it is difficult with the traffic to make more than one trip each day. Today I hope to move the last pieces of my office, so hopefully orders for books made recently at Christogenea.com will be shipped later this week. We do have enough inventory which survived the storm to meet current outstanding orders.

I wanted to resume my podcast schedule this week, however that is impossible since I will be tied up with the insurance adjusters and moving books, which really do need to be moved as quickly as possible since they are not entirely secure in our old home. I certainly do hope to resume podcasts next week. I will also be present at the weekly chat server Bible Study beginning this evening, for the first time in three weeks.

Praise Christ!     

William Finck

Melissa and I are fine, but all communications are still difficult. It may take weeks to return to normal operations. Watch here for further announcements.

On Wednesday afternoon I was assessing the damage to our roof, standing in the far back room of the house and looking at the hole caused by the top of one pine tree, when the second one crashed right over my head, creating several more holes. Before the storm was over, two more entire trees would crash down atop the bedroom formerly occupied by my mother, which we had been using as a guest room. Thankfully it was empty.

Three other large pine trees crashed down in our front yard. I had already considered the possibilities, and after the storm started I moved our vehicles out of the range of any trees, so they are undamaged.

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