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Have You Seen What Happens To Someone Who Crosses Into Mexico Illegally? Not Good...
Sons of Liberty Radio: Immigration, Government Corruption, and Media Propaganda
Radio Transcript2026-02-03 Host: Bradley Dean
Immigration, Law & The "Uni-Party" Betrayal
A comparative analysis of US vs. Mexico immigration enforcement and the constitutional crisis.
The Legal Double Standard
🇺🇸 United States Status
"Catch & Release" policies criticized.
Repeat offenders (deported 2x+) remaining in country.
Welfare/Social services provided to non-citizens.
🇲🇽 Mexico (Constitution)
Article 32: Must contribute to national progress.
Article 33: Immediate expulsion for "inconvenient" foreigners.
Strict proof of funds required for entry.
Victim Impact Report (Cited Cases)
Officer Michael GordonKilled by DUI driver (0.177 BAC)
Officer Tony ZappitellaShot 3x by deportee w/ criminal record
Victor HanLAX shooting victim (July 4, 2002)
Troy PaytonStabbed; killer got only 19-48 months
Historical Precedent
Operation Wetback
1954 Eisenhower initiative cited as the model for strict enforcement (1.3M repatriated).
"Liberty is the right to do what the law permits... When the government fears the people, you have liberty."
— Thomas Jefferson (Cited)
Political Critique
"Uni-Party" Treason
Allegations that both parties (and media) use "propaganda" (Obama 2017 NDAA) to manufacture consent for open borders.
#NationalSecurity #RuleOfLaw #SonsOfLiberty #Constitution
Introduction
Host Bradley Dean discusses the severe consequences of illegal immigration, citing specific cases of violent crimes committed by undocumented individuals and criticizing the justice system's failure to deport them. The broadcast alleges widespread government corruption and treason, claiming that media propaganda and manufactured protests are used to distract the public from fraud committed by political figures. Dean advocates for a return to Christian constitutional principles and contrasts U.S. border policies with the strict immigration laws of Mexico and historical deportation operations.
Detailed Summary
Violent Crimes and the Failure of Immigration Enforcement
The broadcast begins by detailing numerous specific incidents where American citizens and police officers were killed or severely injured by illegal aliens. The host highlights cases such as Troy Payton, Officer Michael Gordon, and Officer Tony Zappitella, noting that many of the perpetrators had prior criminal records or had been previously deported but returned. The narrative emphasizes a systemic failure by the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) and the judicial system, arguing that lenient sentences and a lack of enforcement have allowed dangerous individuals to remain in the country and commit further heinous acts against citizens.
Case Studies: Cited Failures in Enforcement
Troy PaytonStabbed by previously deported alien
Officer Michael GordonKilled by drunk driver (0.177 BAC)
Tricia TaylorLost legs; perpetrator had 17 violations
Political Corruption, Media Manipulation, and "Fake News"
Dean argues that the government and mainstream media are complicit in "treasonous fraud," specifically targeting Minnesota officials like Tim Walz and Keith Ellison for alleged financial misconduct. He claims that recent protests in Minneapolis are artificial, utilizing AI-generated footage and paid provocateurs funded by figures like George Soros to distract the public. The host also discusses the modernization of the Smith-Mundt Act under the Obama administration, asserting that this legislative change effectively legalized government propaganda against the American people, allowing officials to "flood the zone" with disinformation to confuse the citizenry.
Constitutional Foundations and Moral Duty
The program reiterates the belief that the U.S. Constitution was designed exclusively for a moral and Christian people, citing John Adams and biblical scripture. Dean posits that the current societal chaos is a judgment from God for abandoning these foundational principles. He encourages listeners to view resistance to tyranny as a form of obedience to God, urging them to hold representatives accountable for violating their oaths and to stop tolerating corruption in the halls of government.
Comparative Immigration Policy and Historical Precedent
A significant portion of the show contrasts the perceived lawlessness of the U.S. border with the strict immigration laws of Mexico. Dean cites specific articles of the Mexican Constitution, noting that Mexico requires immigrants to be financially self-sufficient and useful to society, and mandates the deportation of those who enter illegally. The host also references "Operation Wetback," a 1954 U.S. initiative under President Eisenhower, presenting it as a successful historical model for mass deportation to resolve illegal immigration issues.
Host's Comparison: Immigration Frameworks
U.S. Approach (Critique)
Welfare available to non-citizens
"Catch and release" policies
Media claims illegal entry is just a "misdemeanor"
Mexico's Law (Cited)
Must contribute to national progress
Must prove financial self-sufficiency
Immediate deportation for illegal entry
Key Data
0.177: The blood alcohol level of the driver who killed Officer Michael Gordon, noted as twice the legal limit.
17: The number of violations on Jose Carcamo's record before he caused the crash that injured Tricia Taylor.
200+: The number of anti-American organizations the host alleges are funded by George Soros.
1.1 Million: The number of deportations cited by the INS during Operation Wetback (though the host notes some estimates are lower at 300,000).
To-Do / Next Steps
Chris (Window Washer) needs to coordinate with the show to finalize booking an event in Utah for a patriot group.
Listeners interested in booking the host for high school assemblies or events should call 1-866-233-0747 immediately as the schedule is filling up three months out.
The team must ensure all merchandise orders are shipped out by tomorrow morning.
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a fiery call to action for listeners to reject the "mainstream narrative" regarding immigration and politics. By drawing sharp contrasts between current U.S. policies and historical or foreign examples, Dean argues that the nation is facing an existential threat from within, fueled by corrupt leadership and a complicit media, and can only be saved by a return to strict law enforcement and biblical values.
Have You Seen What Happens To Someone Who Crosses Into Mexico Illegally? Not Good...
Sons of Liberty Radio: Immigration, Government Corruption, and Media Propaganda
Radio Transcript2026-02-03 Host: Bradley Dean
Immigration, Law & The "Uni-Party" Betrayal
A comparative analysis of US vs. Mexico immigration enforcement and the constitutional crisis.
The Legal Double Standard
🇺🇸 United States Status
"Catch & Release" policies criticized.
Repeat offenders (deported 2x+) remaining in country.
Welfare/Social services provided to non-citizens.
🇲🇽 Mexico (Constitution)
Article 32: Must contribute to national progress.
Article 33: Immediate expulsion for "inconvenient" foreigners.
Strict proof of funds required for entry.
Victim Impact Report (Cited Cases)
Officer Michael GordonKilled by DUI driver (0.177 BAC)
Officer Tony ZappitellaShot 3x by deportee w/ criminal record
Victor HanLAX shooting victim (July 4, 2002)
Troy PaytonStabbed; killer got only 19-48 months
Historical Precedent
Operation Wetback
1954 Eisenhower initiative cited as the model for strict enforcement (1.3M repatriated).
"Liberty is the right to do what the law permits... When the government fears the people, you have liberty."
— Thomas Jefferson (Cited)
Political Critique
"Uni-Party" Treason
Allegations that both parties (and media) use "propaganda" (Obama 2017 NDAA) to manufacture consent for open borders.
#NationalSecurity #RuleOfLaw #SonsOfLiberty #Constitution
Introduction
Host Bradley Dean discusses the severe consequences of illegal immigration, citing specific cases of violent crimes committed by undocumented individuals and criticizing the justice system's failure to deport them. The broadcast alleges widespread government corruption and treason, claiming that media propaganda and manufactured protests are used to distract the public from fraud committed by political figures. Dean advocates for a return to Christian constitutional principles and contrasts U.S. border policies with the strict immigration laws of Mexico and historical deportation operations.
Detailed Summary
Violent Crimes and the Failure of Immigration Enforcement
The broadcast begins by detailing numerous specific incidents where American citizens and police officers were killed or severely injured by illegal aliens. The host highlights cases such as Troy Payton, Officer Michael Gordon, and Officer Tony Zappitella, noting that many of the perpetrators had prior criminal records or had been previously deported but returned. The narrative emphasizes a systemic failure by the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) and the judicial system, arguing that lenient sentences and a lack of enforcement have allowed dangerous individuals to remain in the country and commit further heinous acts against citizens.
Case Studies: Cited Failures in Enforcement
Troy PaytonStabbed by previously deported alien
Officer Michael GordonKilled by drunk driver (0.177 BAC)
Tricia TaylorLost legs; perpetrator had 17 violations
Political Corruption, Media Manipulation, and "Fake News"
Dean argues that the government and mainstream media are complicit in "treasonous fraud," specifically targeting Minnesota officials like Tim Walz and Keith Ellison for alleged financial misconduct. He claims that recent protests in Minneapolis are artificial, utilizing AI-generated footage and paid provocateurs funded by figures like George Soros to distract the public. The host also discusses the modernization of the Smith-Mundt Act under the Obama administration, asserting that this legislative change effectively legalized government propaganda against the American people, allowing officials to "flood the zone" with disinformation to confuse the citizenry.
Constitutional Foundations and Moral Duty
The program reiterates the belief that the U.S. Constitution was designed exclusively for a moral and Christian people, citing John Adams and biblical scripture. Dean posits that the current societal chaos is a judgment from God for abandoning these foundational principles. He encourages listeners to view resistance to tyranny as a form of obedience to God, urging them to hold representatives accountable for violating their oaths and to stop tolerating corruption in the halls of government.
Comparative Immigration Policy and Historical Precedent
A significant portion of the show contrasts the perceived lawlessness of the U.S. border with the strict immigration laws of Mexico. Dean cites specific articles of the Mexican Constitution, noting that Mexico requires immigrants to be financially self-sufficient and useful to society, and mandates the deportation of those who enter illegally. The host also references "Operation Wetback," a 1954 U.S. initiative under President Eisenhower, presenting it as a successful historical model for mass deportation to resolve illegal immigration issues.
Host's Comparison: Immigration Frameworks
U.S. Approach (Critique)
Welfare available to non-citizens
"Catch and release" policies
Media claims illegal entry is just a "misdemeanor"
Mexico's Law (Cited)
Must contribute to national progress
Must prove financial self-sufficiency
Immediate deportation for illegal entry
Key Data
0.177: The blood alcohol level of the driver who killed Officer Michael Gordon, noted as twice the legal limit.
17: The number of violations on Jose Carcamo's record before he caused the crash that injured Tricia Taylor.
200+: The number of anti-American organizations the host alleges are funded by George Soros.
1.1 Million: The number of deportations cited by the INS during Operation Wetback (though the host notes some estimates are lower at 300,000).
To-Do / Next Steps
Chris (Window Washer) needs to coordinate with the show to finalize booking an event in Utah for a patriot group.
Listeners interested in booking the host for high school assemblies or events should call 1-866-233-0747 immediately as the schedule is filling up three months out.
The team must ensure all merchandise orders are shipped out by tomorrow morning.
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a fiery call to action for listeners to reject the "mainstream narrative" regarding immigration and politics. By drawing sharp contrasts between current U.S. policies and historical or foreign examples, Dean argues that the nation is facing an existential threat from within, fueled by corrupt leadership and a complicit media, and can only be saved by a return to strict law enforcement and biblical values.
LaGrave Live
LIVE Morning Worship Service 02-01-2026
The Word in the Windows: Paying Taxes to Caesar
About The concert:
We continue our sermon series “The Word in the Windows.” Pastor Jonker will preach on Matthew 22: 15-22.
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178
The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families.
Listen on the go:
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Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
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LaGrave Service Summary: The Word in the Windows – Paying Taxes to Caesar
Sermon AbstractLaGrave Live • Epiphany Series
The Word in the Windows: Paying Taxes to Caesar
Navigating the tension between civil authority and divine allegiance through Matthew 22.
"
"Give back to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
— Jesus' Verdict
The Political Trap
The Pharisees (Anti-Rome) and Herodians (Pro-Rome) formed an unlikely alliance. They tried to force Jesus into a binary choice: treason against Rome or betrayal of the Jewish people.
Key Theological Arguments
1
Dual CitizenshipCivil government is a valid "second thing," but God's Kingdom is the absolute "first thing."
2
Total OwnershipCaesar's image is on the coin, but God's image is on humanity. Therefore, God owns everything.
3
Modern IdolatryWarning against letting political party platforms dictate Christian values entirely.
Window Symbol 1
The Fasces
Rome's power to punish
Window Symbol 2
The Cross
God's power to redeem
Source: Audio Transcript (1h 22m)#ChristianEthics #Politics #Matthew22
Introduction
This service features a sermon based on Matthew 22:15-22, correcting a misconception about the church's stained-glass windows and exploring the tension between earthly government and divine authority. The message emphasizes that while Christians respect civil authority, their ultimate allegiance belongs to God, challenging believers to prioritize the Kingdom of Heaven over political partisanship.
Detailed Summary
Community Announcements & Prayer Needs
The service began with updates on community life, including the arrival of Lenten devotional booklets and a reminder for the Wednesday prayer gathering. Significant milestones were celebrated, such as the birth of William Robert to Sarah and Tyler Medema, and the 93rd birthdays of Cal Verdyne and Laura Verbridge. The congregation also lifted up numerous members facing health challenges, surgeries, and hospice care, alongside prayers for the Versluis and Faber families regarding recent bereavements.
Specific prayers were offered for the "Missionary of the Week," asking for the finalization of his citizenship process to return to South Korea and for the safe delivery of his child. Additionally, the upcoming Mexico mission team orientation and the church's internal election of elders and deacons were highlighted as key areas for prayer.
Children's Message: The Glove vs. The Mitten
The children's message used winter clothing as an analogy for the church. While gloves allow fingers to act independently but leave them isolated and cold, mittens keep fingers together, sharing warmth. The church is described as being "more like a mitten," where members are gathered by God to live as a family, supporting one another rather than existing in isolation.
Sermon Context: The Window and the Fasces
The sermon focused on a specific stained-glass window in the church that depicts Jesus holding a coin. The pastor noted a correction to the church’s guidebook, which misidentifies the scene as "foreboding events"; the presence of the coin and Caesar's profile confirms it depicts the story of paying taxes. A crucial detail in the window is the inclusion of the fasces—an axe bundled with sticks. This Roman symbol represented imperial authority, justice, and the power to punish, setting the stage for a conflict between the power of Rome and the Kingdom of God.
The Political Trap: Matthew 22
The Herodians
Pro-Rome & Pro-Tax. They valued the stability the empire provided.
The Pharisees
Anti-Rome & Anti-Tax. They viewed paying Caesar as bordering on idolatry.
The Trap: "Is it right to pay taxes to Caesar?"
If Jesus says Yes: He is a traitor to the Jews.
If Jesus says No: He is a rebel against Rome.
The Divine Answer: Caesar and God
Jesus evaded the trap by asking for a coin and delivering the famous line: "Give back to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's."
Legitimacy of Government: By telling them to pay the tax, Jesus affirmed that civil government is a God-created institution for order (echoing Romans 13).
The Ultimate Claim: By adding "and to God what is God's," Jesus critiqued the inscription on the coin which claimed divinity for the Emperor. He established that while the government has authority over a limited sphere, God owns everything—including Caesar himself.
Application: Dual Citizenship and Political Identity
The sermon concluded with practical applications for modern believers. While patriotism (pledging allegiance) is good, it must always be secondary and contingent; allegiance to God is absolute.
Political Values: Christians are warned against letting political party platforms (Red or Blue) dictate their entire value system. The Holy Spirit should order a believer's values, which might mean simultaneously supporting the unborn (often a conservative stance) and robust social safety nets for the poor (often a liberal stance).
The Cross vs. The Fasces: The sermon contrasted the Roman fasces (a symbol of punishment and power) with the Christian Cross. While the fasces represents law and order through fear, the Cross represents justice fulfilled through self-sacrificial love and mercy.
Symbolism: Power vs. Sacrifice
The FascesRoman symbol of imperial authority. Represents justice through punishment and fear.
The CrossChristian symbol of the Kingdom. Represents justice through mercy and hope for the wrongdoer.
To-Do / Next Steps
Members: Pick up Lenten devotional booklets from mailboxes (visitors can pick them up at the welcome desk).
All: Attend the prayer gathering for renewal this coming Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the chapel.
Mexico Mission Team: Attend the training and orientation session next Sunday.
Congregation: Participate in the upcoming process of selecting elders and deacons.
Conclusion
The service reminded believers that while they live under earthly governments and should participate as good citizens, their primary identity is found in the Kingdom of Heaven. By allowing God to order their values rather than political parties, Christians can bear witness to the revolutionary love of the Cross, which offers hope rather than condemnation.
LIVE Morning Worship Service 02-01-2026
The Word in the Windows: Paying Taxes to Caesar
About The concert:
We continue our sermon series “The Word in the Windows.” Pastor Jonker will preach on Matthew 22: 15-22.
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178
The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families.
Listen on the go:
Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
Follow us!
Facebook: / lagravecrc https://www.facebook.com/lagravecrc
Instagram: / lagravecrc https://www.instagram.com/lagravecrc
Website: https://www.lagrave.org
#LaGrave #LaGraveCRC
LaGrave Service Summary: The Word in the Windows – Paying Taxes to Caesar
Sermon AbstractLaGrave Live • Epiphany Series
The Word in the Windows: Paying Taxes to Caesar
Navigating the tension between civil authority and divine allegiance through Matthew 22.
"
"Give back to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
— Jesus' Verdict
The Political Trap
The Pharisees (Anti-Rome) and Herodians (Pro-Rome) formed an unlikely alliance. They tried to force Jesus into a binary choice: treason against Rome or betrayal of the Jewish people.
Key Theological Arguments
1
Dual CitizenshipCivil government is a valid "second thing," but God's Kingdom is the absolute "first thing."
2
Total OwnershipCaesar's image is on the coin, but God's image is on humanity. Therefore, God owns everything.
3
Modern IdolatryWarning against letting political party platforms dictate Christian values entirely.
Window Symbol 1
The Fasces
Rome's power to punish
Window Symbol 2
The Cross
God's power to redeem
Source: Audio Transcript (1h 22m)#ChristianEthics #Politics #Matthew22
Introduction
This service features a sermon based on Matthew 22:15-22, correcting a misconception about the church's stained-glass windows and exploring the tension between earthly government and divine authority. The message emphasizes that while Christians respect civil authority, their ultimate allegiance belongs to God, challenging believers to prioritize the Kingdom of Heaven over political partisanship.
Detailed Summary
Community Announcements & Prayer Needs
The service began with updates on community life, including the arrival of Lenten devotional booklets and a reminder for the Wednesday prayer gathering. Significant milestones were celebrated, such as the birth of William Robert to Sarah and Tyler Medema, and the 93rd birthdays of Cal Verdyne and Laura Verbridge. The congregation also lifted up numerous members facing health challenges, surgeries, and hospice care, alongside prayers for the Versluis and Faber families regarding recent bereavements.
Specific prayers were offered for the "Missionary of the Week," asking for the finalization of his citizenship process to return to South Korea and for the safe delivery of his child. Additionally, the upcoming Mexico mission team orientation and the church's internal election of elders and deacons were highlighted as key areas for prayer.
Children's Message: The Glove vs. The Mitten
The children's message used winter clothing as an analogy for the church. While gloves allow fingers to act independently but leave them isolated and cold, mittens keep fingers together, sharing warmth. The church is described as being "more like a mitten," where members are gathered by God to live as a family, supporting one another rather than existing in isolation.
Sermon Context: The Window and the Fasces
The sermon focused on a specific stained-glass window in the church that depicts Jesus holding a coin. The pastor noted a correction to the church’s guidebook, which misidentifies the scene as "foreboding events"; the presence of the coin and Caesar's profile confirms it depicts the story of paying taxes. A crucial detail in the window is the inclusion of the fasces—an axe bundled with sticks. This Roman symbol represented imperial authority, justice, and the power to punish, setting the stage for a conflict between the power of Rome and the Kingdom of God.
The Political Trap: Matthew 22
The Herodians
Pro-Rome & Pro-Tax. They valued the stability the empire provided.
The Pharisees
Anti-Rome & Anti-Tax. They viewed paying Caesar as bordering on idolatry.
The Trap: "Is it right to pay taxes to Caesar?"
If Jesus says Yes: He is a traitor to the Jews.
If Jesus says No: He is a rebel against Rome.
The Divine Answer: Caesar and God
Jesus evaded the trap by asking for a coin and delivering the famous line: "Give back to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's."
Legitimacy of Government: By telling them to pay the tax, Jesus affirmed that civil government is a God-created institution for order (echoing Romans 13).
The Ultimate Claim: By adding "and to God what is God's," Jesus critiqued the inscription on the coin which claimed divinity for the Emperor. He established that while the government has authority over a limited sphere, God owns everything—including Caesar himself.
Application: Dual Citizenship and Political Identity
The sermon concluded with practical applications for modern believers. While patriotism (pledging allegiance) is good, it must always be secondary and contingent; allegiance to God is absolute.
Political Values: Christians are warned against letting political party platforms (Red or Blue) dictate their entire value system. The Holy Spirit should order a believer's values, which might mean simultaneously supporting the unborn (often a conservative stance) and robust social safety nets for the poor (often a liberal stance).
The Cross vs. The Fasces: The sermon contrasted the Roman fasces (a symbol of punishment and power) with the Christian Cross. While the fasces represents law and order through fear, the Cross represents justice fulfilled through self-sacrificial love and mercy.
Symbolism: Power vs. Sacrifice
The FascesRoman symbol of imperial authority. Represents justice through punishment and fear.
The CrossChristian symbol of the Kingdom. Represents justice through mercy and hope for the wrongdoer.
To-Do / Next Steps
Members: Pick up Lenten devotional booklets from mailboxes (visitors can pick them up at the welcome desk).
All: Attend the prayer gathering for renewal this coming Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the chapel.
Mexico Mission Team: Attend the training and orientation session next Sunday.
Congregation: Participate in the upcoming process of selecting elders and deacons.
Conclusion
The service reminded believers that while they live under earthly governments and should participate as good citizens, their primary identity is found in the Kingdom of Heaven. By allowing God to order their values rather than political parties, Christians can bear witness to the revolutionary love of the Cross, which offers hope rather than condemnation.
