An Open Letter From Former Presidenet And Senator John F. Kennedy
To Speaker Of The Senate Robert Byrd
Shared With The Media Of Washington, DC, And Los Angeles, CA
Who Are The Only Hope The World Has Left

Most Profound Greetings!

On the back of this letter is one of the most horrible documents that I have ever had to witness. Our beloved Savior, who has protected and served us for over 2,000 years is abandoning us because mankind has rejected Him, and will no longer follow Him. I cannot tell you how disturbed I am with these circumstances. I believe sincerely it is a matter that should be taken up by the senate and the house, and that is why I am having an official copy of this resignation sent to both the leaders of The House and the leaders of The Senate, and making the request of them that this issue be brought before the representatives of both bodies and, that they officially, on behalf of The People Of The United States put forth a non binding resolution that The President and the other bodies of this government open negotiations with the aggrieved individual through His recognized representative and try to find some resolution to the grievances that have separated us, try to find some means of cooperation so that the long standing bond between us can be reestablished. I believe this would be the wish of the majority of The American People. I speak not only for myself but for every former President, every former senator, and every former representative, and every individual that has served in any state legislature. I ask that the people of The United States speak out through their representatives and say "No! Let us find some way to keep this tragedy from happening! Let us not walk blindly into the night to fall over some great precipice and be swallowed by the darkness! Only a fool walks into the night and leaves behind a lantern that would safely guide him away from all peril." I do not think the people of The United States are fools. I do not think their leaders are fools. I think that they are a people that if they listen to wisdom will become one of the most glorious people that have ever existed. But if they reject the gift of salvation, if they throw it away, I will be proven utterly wrong. Therefore I ask you to prove to the world that I am right.

Heard the glorious news this morning that McDonald's has withdrawn from The Gay And Lesbian Chamber Of Commerce. This is considered a major victory by The Kingdom Of God, one of the things that Jesus was insisting upon. If we could only win a few more such victories it would be extremely beneficial. The boycott against McDonald's has been lifted.

Here's another good question that comes up constantly. How can we possibly feel that deeply religious people could become political leaders when they would be pushing their church's doctrines instead of the needs of the people? Well, isn't that happening now? Those in congress that are against abortion are pushing the doctrines of The Catholic Church. Those who support homosexuality are supporting the liberal ministers that approve of it. There's no such thing as the separation of church and state. No matter how much we try religion is always going to get into politics. It's simply impossible to keep it out. We must make sure that no church becomes dominant, and starts persecuting other religious bodies. But it is simply impossible to truly keep church and state separate. So a religious leader serving in a high position in government is something that simply has to be accepted. It can't be helped. It would not be right to keep this individual from expressing his views, and if the people vote him into office he would have every right to serve. Then, if he does persecute others of different religions he can be removed, and the people can elect somebody else. But we just can't say "Because you're a Catholic you can't be president, because you're a Mormon you can't be president, because you're a Muslim you can't be president, it's simply unacceptable, as long as the person is fair and just.

Matthew 5:22
But I say unto you, That whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment: and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council: but whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire.