American "Peace of God" Movement

My name is John McFarland, and I am a United States citizen, born in Newport, Rhode Island, on April 7, 1951, and currently maintain a residence in Chesapeake, Virginia, where I have  now lived for the past fifteen years. 

My avocation is as a minister and itinerant preacher of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, and his Cross; while working with my own hands at any tent-making labor necessary to advance that purpose and end.

I've picked apples in Maine, oranges in Florida, and done everything else inbetween both white collar and blue. So I have no Ivory Tower point of view about life. My advocacy is for the Common Man, the Common Life, and the necessities and helps of our shared Humanity therein; untenable  without the Peace of God!

I Believe the United States of America is a Patriotist, Judeo-Christian, Constitutional Republic; and so I also pledge my life, fortune and sacred honor to her defense against all enemies both foreign and domestic.

When a good friend got me involved as a delegate in one election it definitely opened my eyes to the political world and all the complexities I had never before considered. I told him I was now, and had always been, a Republican. Only after questioning me further, he told me I was not a Republican, but a Conservative; and so my political re-education began with a disclaimer to every generic notion I had trusted in the past, so I now regard myself an Independent: both as Thinker and Actor upon this World Stage, always seeking out and then advocating for the best and most all encompassing answer to any situation, whether of challenge or reward. My values still remain Conservative and Republican, only with the ability to think outside the box, which is The Swamp, but never outside The Constitution, which is the foundation and true bedrock of our society.

While the party systems of all governments try to legislate how they will require you to act in order to control behaviour by limiting individual creativity, nuance, and entreprenurial development; until recently, at least the United States of America, still advanced the unalienable rights of conscience to remain our guiding light. All law is moral law, or at least ought to be, which makes our humanity the final measure of all lawfulness, or have you not heard the refrain of those collective voices, as they echo down through the corridors of history. 

   "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure       

     domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the

     Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the 

     United States of America." 

Only, there is one problem, best expressed in the words of Psalms 11:3, "If the foundations  be destroyed, what can the righteous do?" In 2020 we experienced at least 9 months of rioting, arson and murders, as Democrats abandoned the Law & Order Manifesto of our Constitution, and advocated for Chaos instead.