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Unseen Warfare: A Story of Liberty, Love, Marriage Equality, Legal Marijuana, VA Healthcare, Criminal Justice Reform
Joseph Turner
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Stop the Pain Oklahoma Inc.
· Paperback
Unseen Warfare: A Story of Liberty, Love, Marriage Equality, Legal Marijuana, VA Healthcare, Criminal Justice Reform - Turner, Joseph
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Synopsis "Unseen Warfare: A Story of Liberty, Love, Marriage Equality, Legal Marijuana, VA Healthcare, Criminal Justice Reform"
This is a story of survival, redemption, and salvation. In this brutally honest narrative, Joseph Turner doesn't flinch from revealing his personal failings, the downward spiral of his life, and his return to happiness and fulfillment through the grace of God. This book rebrands his earlier work, Kingdom of Heaven, and is the first in a series that details his fight for liberty, love, marriage equality, veterans' benefits, criminal justice reform, and legalized marijuana. Turner's struggle against personal demons is braided with eye-opening revelations of government surveillance worthy of Big Brother. His fight for veterans' rights had him watched by the New World Order 24/7 everyday of the year. And equally disturbing, Turner relates his experience with the VA, who churn him through a bureaucratic machine, only to deny him needed medical care. He shows how despite his faith as a Christian, the Western European arm of the National Security Agency--through the guise of the organized church--worked against him, even forcing him into gay therapy as explained in the book, Pimps and Priests. His revelations of this branch of the NSA unveils a pattern of malfeasance manifested in centuries of heresy by the church itself, its manipulation of the Gospels, and its campaign to hide the truth that we are in the Kingdom of Heaven, that Deification is the true purpose of mankind, and that these are the reasons the Supreme Court allowed same-sex unions. Turner shows that we all have access to a transcendent joy that rises above society's norms, to a life of peace and free of judgment, to a blessed reality if we allow ourselves to recognize that we are living in the light of the Lord's magnificence in the Kingdom of God that is at hand.
