The Patriots Prayer

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The Patriot’s Prayer is a family of podcasts that includes The Patriot’s Prayer Podcast itself, Alexandra 360 with Alexandra Levine, and The Based Mother with Elena Barbera. Each podcast brings a unique perspective while sharing common values.

Hosted by Eddie Smith and Maurice, also known as The Native Patriot, The Patriot’s Prayer Podcast is a bastion of authentic, unfiltered dialogue in today’s often tumultuous sociopolitical landscape. Eddie, billing himself as a straight white male, and Maurice offer diverse viewpoints on controversial and challenging subjects that many choose to sidestep. The family of podcasts also features Alexandra Levine, who provides a Jewish perspective on various topics, and Elena Barbera, who offers insights from a parental viewpoint. Together, they prioritize core principles of right and wrong above mere political loyalties.

The Patriot’s Prayer family never shies away from adversity, epitomizing the art of agreeable disagreement. Their commitment to fostering respectful dialogue ensures that even the most contentious topics are approached with both grace and vigor. The Patriot’s Prayer emphasizes the importance of speaking out; the hosts ardently believe that the silence of the majority has gone on for too long, potentially endangering the values and future of the nation. In this battle of ideals, they champion the need to passionately reclaim hearts and minds. For in their eyes, only by confronting challenges head-on can the nation truly thrive.

Join Eddie, Maurice, Alexandra, and Elena on The Patriot’s Prayer Podcast and be part of this crucial conversation.

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Wednesday Apr 05, 2023

We Are Sick Of It

Wednesday Apr 05, 2023

Alvin Bragg is prosecuting a a man in hopes to find a crime and that should be illegal. The quote "Show me the man and I'll show you the crime" is often attributed to Lavrentiy Beria, the head of Joseph Stalin's secret police in the Soviet Union. Beria was notorious for using his power to fabricate evidence against political enemies and to extract false confessions through torture and intimidation.

The quote implies that anyone can be found guilty of a crime if the authorities are determined to find evidence against them, regardless of whether or not they have actually committed a crime. This approach is fundamentally wrong and violates the principles of due process, presumption of innocence, and equal treatment under the law. It also undermines public trust in the justice system and can lead to the wrongful conviction of innocent people.