Editor,

Is the current administration preparing the groundwork for a religious persecution against those who defend a higher law, Gods laws? Americans should be concerned about the “woke” bigotry and ant-religious intolerance that the radical left-winged Democratic Party has created nationwide.

Could there be a religious persecution in America?

It’s no secret the Democrats have formed an anti-conservative environment in Washington that is not safe to disagree in; more appropriately they have created an environment focused on absolute control.

Last week the FBI director was grilled by members of Congress on why a directive was sent out to the agencies to spy, subdue and control Traditional Catholics. Is there a just explanation why the FBI would create an unhealthy distrust for Traditional Catholics?

Since the defeat of Roe v. Wade it seems the FBI is being used more as an anti-religious strong arm tool of the government to persecute and control any opposition to abortion and LGBT rights agenda.

If it seems incredulous to some that our government would promote a religious persecution, let’s pose a logical question: with all the unlawful activity going on in our nation why would a government law agency focus their criminal investigations on the way people prefer to practice their faith?

Recently there were hundreds of vicious attacks on Catholic Churches and pro-life centers, even bombings, but no FBI directive to investigate or make any arrest for these radical actions by anti-Catholic leftists.

Leading the cause President Biden even sent a government military SWAT team with guns drawn on a Christian man’s family for lawfully praying outside an abortion clinic in Philadelphia.

Recently a Fox News investigation revealed there are over 51 major corporations that target conservatives. They cater to the “woke” agenda by alienating and discrediting God - fearing American workers who morally oppose their depraved objectives.

Our Lord during His agony in the garden lovingly taught us to, “Pray and watch least you fall into temptation”; kindly acknowledging the cowardly optimism of the apostles who fell asleep thinking a persecution couldn’t happen.

Walter Camier

Hazle Township