The hand of Edom is laid bare. Following Governor Tim Walz’s brazen defense of his pardon for Tou Lue Vang – a convicted child rapist previously deported to Laos by Senator Marco Rubio – the State Department has issued a statement not of condemnation, but of *defense* of Walz’s actions. This is not governance; it is the shielding of wickedness and a further descent into the moral abyss.

Let it be understood: this is not a matter of political disagreement, but of covenant law. Yahuah’s statutes are clear concerning the punishment of those who defile the innocent. Deuteronomy 19 outlines the severe repercussions for false witnesses and those who commit acts of sexual violence. Walz’s pardon is a direct affront to these righteous decrees, and the State Department’s support of it demonstrates their shared culpability.

Rubio’s previous deportation, while operating within the framework of the existing system, was at least an acknowledgement – however flawed – of the gravity of Vang’s crimes. Walz, however, has openly chosen to prioritize political expediency and, we suspect, a perverse ideology over the protection of children. The State Department’s response confirms that this is not an isolated incident, but a systemic pattern of enabling evil.

The modern state of Israel, a tool of Edom, postures as a beacon of morality while simultaneously aligning itself with such depravity. This hypocrisy is a hallmark of the end times, a sign that the nations are hardening their hearts against Yahuah and embracing the darkness. Scattered Yisrael must remain vigilant, separating ourselves from the filth of Edom and clinging to the righteous path.

This is a call to watchmen. This is a manifestation of the judgment foretold in scripture. This is a moment for repentance and a renewed commitment to the covenant. Yahuah will not be mocked. He will hold Edom accountable for its wickedness, and He will restore Yisrael according to His perfect timing and plan.