Project Esther Uncovered: Mike Huckabee, Israel, and the End Times Agenda | Lincoln Square

27 maj 2025 #israel #trump #heritagefoundation

You might have missed it. The minds behind the infamous Project 2025 — the 900+ page blueprint to turn America into a Christian Nationalist hellscape — have been working on their next opus: Project Esther.

On the surface, it’s an aggressive push to essentially criminalize anti-Israel protests. That, in and of itself, is bad enough. Americans can — and should! — protest whatever the hell we want to protest.

But the foundations of this project, from its name to its ultimate goal, are wildly dark and rooted in the Christian right’s lust for armageddon. Consider: Mike Huckabee as Ambassador to Israel. He’s an evangelical Christian (to say the least) who believes that the state of Israel plays a central role in biblical prophecy.

That is, he believes Israel needs to exist as it did Biblically in order to usher in the second coming of Jesus and trigger the end of days. Again, this is the man who is representing American interests in Israel. As wild as this sounds, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Project Esther, like I said, claims to be focused on rooting out anti-Semitism, but that’s a farce. The real goal is to root out protest, full stop. On the surface, it really doesn’t matter why anyone wants you to sit down and be quiet.

But the fact that your voice is getting in the way of their armageddon fantasies should make your blood curdle — and compel you to speak out even louder. has seen this coming for years. We recorded this interview on the morning of Friday, May 23.

By the time you watch, there will no doubt be lots of news to catch up on. So much to pay attention to! But don’t sleep on Project Esther. From the prayer meetings at the Dept. of Defence to actions against legal protestors, this is the slippery slope we’ve all feared.

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