Texas Justice Prevails: Father Not Charged For Killing Daughter's Rapist

Hooray for Texas laws...well, some of them anyway. The 23 (or 24) years old young father saved his 5 years old daughter from Jesus Mora Flores, a 47 years old rapist who was caught in the very act of sexual assault. The young man was alerted by a neighbor that Flores abducted the girl into a secluded area. Following the screams of his daughter, he found Flores on top of her with his trousers and underwear down. The father pummeled the rapist several times on the head and neck, which ultimately killed him. The father did call the cops and hurried for them to come, but it was too late. Although the scene was ruled as a homicide, there will be no charges against the young father---rightfully so. Sadly, forensic examiners found evidence that the little girl was indeed raped. I pray that she recovers and may her innocence be restored, in Jesus' name. I pray also for the father that he is healed of having to witness a terrible crime against his daughter, and may his heart be healed from having to kill a man.

Justice was served, but this is still a tough ordeal to hear about. For one, I know in my heart that if it were my child or anyone's child being attacked by a slime-ball pedophile, I'd kill the attacker, too. I think that any caring parent would have done the same thing. As for Flores, who is now dead, there isn't much I can say about him, except he wasted his life and now he has no more time to regret his actions. Most likely, he is in hell suffering an endless torturous death. In the midst of this tragedy, we should not gloat that the rapist is dead. I am for the death penalty, but I was taught that no one should laugh when one is being chastised or being put to death. Chastisement is no joke---take it from one who came from a family where spankings were guaranteed if we disobeyed. The death penalty is more than a chastisement since the person will not live the next day---still, it is an action that shouldn't be made fun of. It is very serious and the motive, I believe, is to strike fear in the hearts of those who may think of trying to break the law extremely, and to punish the evil doer.


However, it is safe to know that Flores will no longer hurt another child again. God bless the father who protected his daughter. He is an example of what daughters really want from their dads: love and protection.

GOD BLESS TEXAS!

LifeSiteNews Falls Into Deception By Supporting Bisexual Mormon, Josh Weed and Club Unicorn

Hello. I was recently subscribed to LifeSiteNew.com---that is, until I left there and was eventually blocked from commenting on their articles for preaching against Josh Weed's Club Unicorn and homosexuality. Life Site News is a predominantly pro-life and pro-traditional family (or was) site that also features news on the homosexual agenda, and how it is plaguing everything it touches in the religion realm. Life Site News normally caters to the catholic church since most catholics are pro-life. I knew this beforehand, but I read the articles just to keep up with current events involving the war against abortion and homosexuality. However, it appears that Life Site News has fallen down the tube by openly supporting Josh Weed's perverted idea of marriage.

Although married to a woman and have three kids, Weed stresses in his blog that, "I am sexually attracted to men. I am not sexually attracted to women. It is very simple". He says that he doesn't give into homosexuality tendencies, yet he proudly holds on to his homosexual, rather, bisexual title. Club Unicorn is a club for married bisexuals who're 'struggling' with homosexuality...I don't think that club is going to help anybody in the end, and I do feel sorry for Weed's wife and kids. If I had a husband who wasn't sexually attracted to me, God forbid, then it would break my heart and I wouldn't want him to sleep in the same bed with me! Don't waste my time, ya know. Sex isn't 100% of a marriage I'm sure, but it still plays an important role. He also goes on about how homosexual Mormons need not to be ashamed. He said, "Being gay does not mean you are a sinner or that you are evil. Sin is in action, not in temptation or attraction".

QUITE-quite the contrary to what the true word of God say about homosexuality in Leviticus 18:22, "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination". Also, he must have not read what Christ said about adultery, "But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart" (Matthew 5:28). No one should have to live a life of sinful shame, but the shame should not be elevated or glorified. When I was still vexed with homosexuality, the shame was becoming too great---so great, that I confessed my sins to Christ. It was God's conviction actually. God revealed my sins, and then He showed me what He did on the cross for my sins. He showed me that there is a way to be forgiven and for my sin and shame to be removed. We all know the famous scripture--so let me just say it, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life (John 3:16), coupled with Acts 2:38 which says, " Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost".


I and many other Christians and a few Catholics disagreed with Weed's promotion of homosexuality; many of us provided scriptures and I provided my own testimony of being delivered from homosexuality by the Lord Jesus Christ. However, LifeSiteNew.com made up their mind to support Weed and his perverted club. I unsubscribed from their site, but later found out that I was banned from ever commenting on Life Site News articles. I also found that many of my comments and other comments against the article were removed. Now I have to wonder what will this mean for all the past articles at Life Site News that exposed the evils of homosexuality? Will they be deleted?  Weed does not want people to repent of homosexuality. He wants men or women to reconcile with a sin that God calls an abomination. He is deceiving people, and sadly, many people applauded his blog including Life Site News. So sad for Life Site News, and so sad for Weed and his family. My only prayer is that he and his family repents, leave Mormonism (which is a cult), and come to the REAL Jesus Christ.


Well, if you need some news on the war against abortion, I found LifeNews.com. Not sure if it is Christian, but it is all the news you need on pro-life.










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Sales Job and Scams

I  received a phone call from an insurance company called American Income Life (AIL) a few days ago. The company found my resume and they were interested in interviewing me for a possible position. I was half-sleep, but the name of the business sounded familiar. I remembered that one of my sisters received a phone call from the same company a few months ago. After inquiring the name of the company, I looked it up to check if AIL was a legit business...and apparently not. Many people complain that the business is unethical, the training is unpaid, and expenses are placed on the employee's wallet. I told my sister to withdraw from attending the interview, and she did. Likewise, I also told the lady on the phone that I was not interested in the position. She wasn't rude nor was I rude to her. She politely thanked me and hung up.

 I have to admit that AIL brought back some bad memories of a VERY short term sales job I worked with in 2009. The company's name is Vector Marketing, they sell the very great Cutco brand knives; someone from the company found my resume online via Career Builder---a site I would NOT recommend. The pay rate was greatly advertised at around $16.00. I went to the meetings, many people were there, and the guy (whose name I forget) was a charming comedian--or so he seemed. I was hired, but something about the job was starting to bug me. It was a sales job.  I wasn't looking for a sales job actually, but I needed a job after all.

I went to the meetings (unpaid) and after all the long boring meetings were finished, we had to purchase a selling kit for like $100.00, I think. I didn't have a job, so I had to ask one of my family members to vouch for me. We used the kit to make a presentation to our clients (family and friends), so they would hopefully buy the products. Long story short, I actually sold $1,500 worth the knives. However, I only received $45.00 in return. After going through all the trouble of finding a friend who would purchase all of that stuff, $45.00 dollars felt like a slap in the face; sorry if that sounds petty. I went to a few more meetings completely uninterested in the job now. I was thinking to myself, "there HAS to be something better than this". I was not making money hourly, and the job overall left me feeling terrible and a bit embarrassed. The knives are great, but way too expensive to sell back to back. I remember giving my kit back and never returning to that job again. The manager didn't call me back, and I'm glad he didn't. Vector's job ad was very misleading---so much so, that I (like a week ago) decided to do a back ground check on Vector Marketing to see what others think of this company.

It appears as if I wasn't the only one who felt short-changed by Vector. I've read stories from former Vector employees that relates to mine---only worse. There are petitions, and organized groups against Vector Marketing scam. Now, I don't think that all sales jobs or insurance positions are shady, but too many of them are.  So, be careful with any type of job offering---especially if it's sales.