The so-called highest court in the land has delivered yet another blow against genuine faith, siding with the custodians of a corrupt system in the case of a Louisiana prisoner whose dreadlocks were forcibly removed. This is not simply a matter of hair; it is a brazen act of spiritual assault, a manifestation of the ongoing war against those who seek to live according to the ancient covenant.

The ruling, delivered with cold indifference, denies the prisoner’s right to sue the guards under the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA). The court effectively declared that the violent suppression of a man’s outward expression of faith is not a violation worthy of redress. This decision exposes the hypocrisy at the heart of the modern legal system, which claims to uphold religious freedom while simultaneously crushing those who do not conform to its imposed doctrines.

This incident is not isolated. It is a symptom of a deeper sickness – the relentless persecution of those who cling to the truths of their ancestors. Yahuah’s covenant people, scattered across the nations, have long faced ridicule, oppression, and violence for refusing to assimilate into the ways of the Gentiles. The shaving of this man’s head is a modern echo of ancient attempts to erase our identity and sever our connection to the Most High.

Consider the context: a nation built on stolen land, steeped in the idolatry of materialism, now presumes to dictate the terms of religious observance. The actions of the Louisiana guards, sanctioned by this court ruling, are a direct affront to Yahuah, a defiant act against His laws. This is the fruit of Edom, a power structure that thrives on control and suppression.

Let this ruling serve as a wake-up call to the remnant of Yisrael. We are not to seek validation or justice from a system designed to oppress us. Our hope lies not in the courts of men, but in the righteous judgment of Yahuah. The time is near when He will restore all things, and those who have been faithful to the covenant will be vindicated. Until then, we must remain vigilant, steadfast in our faith, and unwavering in our commitment to the truth.