From The Book Of DIFY
A Global Presidency and the DIFY Movement
Donald Trump is now the President of the United States again. Although I am not an American and could not vote against him, he is effectively our president as well, given his control over the most powerful country in the world. As the leader of the free world, his demands and wishes impact us all. Unfortunately, we see in him a man with little regard for anyone except himself and those who help him maintain his status and power.
I, along with many others, recognized this from the start of his first campaign. While some dismissed his chances, I was already sharing the letter below. This message was widely re-posted across the social media platforms of major newspapers like The Washington Post and The New York Times. I also posted it repeatedly on Trump’s own social media pages. The following version was originally shared on the original DIFY Facebook page on January 12, 2016.
This letter was originally penned only a few days after my epiphany. I felt the hand of God aiding me.
This version of the letter was posted Jan. 12, 16, on the Huff Report:
We Are DIFY – So, Donald Trump says he wants to make America great again. We have news for America: it is not Donald Trump who will restore your greatness. Unless you believe might makes right.
We believe that what made America great once was her desire to reach for the stars and beyond. Her desire to feed the world and her great generosity. Her support for exploration and science. Her need for justice for all people on our planet. Her unbending belief in God Almighty and in always doing the right thing.
What type of world will we have with Donald Trump as president? Instead of reaching for the stars, he will be building walls. Instead of leading the world in generosity, Donald Trump will be keeping minimum wage below livable levels and believes that even that is too generous.
Instead of blazing a trail of exploration and a push to renewable energy, with Trump, more denial that fossil fuels and climate change are related and a continued belief that America has a God-given right to cheap gas and the rest of the world should pay for it.
If Trump is Leader/Ruler of the free world, he will force you to do as he wishes including paying for your own wall to keep you out, “We will build a wall and Mexico WILL pay for it”, to quote Trump’s ad, Science will take a back seat in Trump’s world as well, keep them ignorant, will be his mantra.
As far as justice for all, it is already clear to see that justice will be only for some, that is, only until Trump finds something he doesn’t like about you and then you will be on the list, in jail, tortured, water-boarded, deported, bombed or any one of the other horrible things he has planned.
The Vision and the “Lions’ Den”
Shortly after God gave me the vision for the DIFY religion, I sought like-minded souls online. I mistakenly joined a private Facebook group, Humanitarians of the Universe, which turned out to be an atheist forum. Although I found it difficult to leave initially, I stayed to engage in chats about faith and politics.
During a discussion about Donald Trump, I shared my letter. It resonated deeply; the Canadian founder from the Niagara region and an American doctor both expressed a sudden, profound sense of patriotism for their respective anthems. However, the atmosphere soured as their “blasphemous” chatter continued. I eventually confronted them with my vision of the future. While one member enthusiastically agreed, the group ganged up on him and promptly kicked me out. I felt like Daniel in the lions’ den but I knew I was guided by God.
Evolution of the Message
While I initially supported Bernie Sanders, his campaign faltered, and I shifted my support to Hillary Clinton, adapting the letter accordingly. Today, my message to Mr. Trump remains:
“The greatness of a nation is measured not by how it treats the powerful but by how it treats the weak, the sick and the vulnerable.”
A Warning to the President
If you truly wish to make America great, search for your soul and replace bullying with empathy. History shows that empires fall; just as Nero watched Rome burn from his balcony, a leader without a soul may end up watching the entire world burn from his bunker.
I was initially reluctant to publish this page, fearing the President’s retaliation. However, as his threats grow closer to home, I feel a divine obligation to speak out. On my judgment day, I want God to know that I did not play it safe—I tried to sway the people toward the truth.
