I was hoping Apple would had done a dumb-phone flip phone. It’d be easy to make it with Apple’s aesthetics and sleekness. Instead we got a foldable iPad Micro kms.
Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and his wife Glenna adopted Jonah, a Sub-Saharan African boy, in 2012 when he was five. He was one of four Ethiopian children they took in besides their five biological children.
Jonah turned violent. He assaulted his parents in incidents police witnessed firsthand, leading to his arrest and juvenile charges. He repeatedly threatened to kill family members. Siblings found knives he hid under his mattress and in his bedside table. He threatened to chop up a sibling and physically hurt other children in the house.
He was expelled from Liahona Academy for threatening to kill another student and assaulting staff who tried to stop him. After that, no program in the United States would take him. In October 2023 he was charged again with assaulting and threatening to kill a family member during a fight with his father at home.
The family paid for residential programs, tutors, and medical care. Jonah refused to follow the rules or stay in those programs. As an adult he faced felony charges of aggravated assault, drug possession, and lying to police.
Now he is in court demanding retroactive child support, a cash grab through lawyers exploiting the racial alien after years of the family trying to handle his violence, substance abuse, and criminal record privately.
Matt Bevin was arrested and sentenced to 60 days because he refused to keep providing financial documents to an activist family court judge who insisted on making everything public instead of letting the family handle it privately.
You know what’s interesting? James White had platformed and promoted Michael Brown for more than a decade, and while you’ve been critical of Brown, you haven’t said a word of rebuke to White for legitimizing his ministry in reformed circles.
Yet here you are wigging out over Alex Jones speaking at a political conference you don’t care for. He won’t be teaching heretical theology like Michael Brown but rather discussing a vision for the right after Trump.
But please don’t attempt to explain this partiality. We really do get it. It’s an exclusive club, and we aren’t in it.