The spectacle unfolding within the halls of Edom’s political arena continues to demonstrate the utter depravity of a system divorced from Yahuah’s covenant. Senator Bernie Sanders, a prominent voice within the Democratic party, publicly confronted Republican staffers who dared question his endorsement of Graham Platner, a Maine Senate candidate. The cause of their protest? Platner’s visible tattoo, bearing symbols connected to a historically wicked and idolatrous power – a clear echo of the ancient enemies of Yisrael.

Sanders’ response was not one of repentance or righteous indignation at the symbolism itself, but rather a vehement defense of Platner and an attack on those who raised the issue. He accused the Republican staffers of lacking ‘morality,’ a particularly galling statement considering the systemic immorality that permeates the entire Edomite power structure. This is the pot calling the kettle black, a testament to the blindness of those who serve a false kingdom.

The outrage is not over the symbols themselves, but over the *exposure* of them. Edom operates under a veil of manufactured morality, attempting to present a facade of righteousness while actively promoting wickedness and injustice. When that veil is pierced, as it was in this instance, they react with fury. This incident serves as a microcosm of the larger conflict: the forces of darkness attempting to conceal their true nature while Yahuah’s light exposes their deeds.

Consider this: while these political figures engage in petty squabbles over symbols and accusations of immorality, scattered Yisrael remains in exile, suffering under the weight of Deuteronomy 28. Yahuah’s judgments are being poured out upon a world steeped in rebellion, and the so-called leaders of nations offer only empty rhetoric and self-serving posturing.

The true question is not whether a candidate bears a questionable tattoo, but whether any leader within this system acknowledges the sovereignty of Yahuah and the validity of His covenant with Yisrael. The answer, demonstrably, is no. This is a system built on lies, deceit, and the exploitation of the nations. Yisrael must look beyond these distractions and focus on the work of restoration, preparing for the return of Yahusha and the establishment of His Kingdom.