Neat story.  What do you make of his section on "hate speech"?  It seems awfully counter productive information.  Do you think he is racist?

Amazing!  Look at this powerful and truly superb two sided campaign flyer that Arthur Jones, G.O.P. Candidate for Congress in the 3rd Congressional District of Illinois just sent out in a mass mailing to a good number of voters in his district.  He also sent it out to many news agencies.

Please pray for his conversion to the Catholic Faith.  He is married to a very devout traditional Catholic and has never been married to anyone else.  She tells me that he prays a decade of the Rosary each day with her and three Aves each night.

In the mid-1980's he was arrested for smashing to pieces a very blasphemous depiction of the Blessed Virgin Mary which was being shown as part of an "art" exhibit at the Chicago campus of the University of Illinois.  The story was covered by CNN!

Do you have a link? 
The pictures are not displaying. All I see when clicking preview or quote are tiny boxes.

Here is another image and description of same that can be found on Mr. Jones' website at under the "NEWS" tab at http://artjonesforcongressman.com/

He'd have my vote if I lived in his district! The Jєω media wants you to believe he's a bad person, but I want him to win.

If he converts to Catholicism (in the answer to many prayers for him), I might have a good Catholic chaplain waiting for him: https://www.rt.com/news/420033-poland-priest-Jєωs-truth/


Polish priest sparks outrage after claiming ‘truth’ to Jєωs is ‘whatever serves their own interests’
Published time: 28 Feb, 2018 14:05
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A man wearing a kippah visits the former nαzι death camp Buchenwald, April 12, 2015 / Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters

Poland’s Jєωιѕн association has accused a Catholic priest of spreading hate speech after he claimed on a TV show that Jєωs have their own perception of truth, which is often something that “serves Israel’s interests.”
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‘Jєωιѕн perpetrators’ of h0Ɩ0cαųst remark by Polish PM sparks outrage in Israel
Jєωιѕн people have “a completely different system of values, a different concept of truth,” Henryk Zielinski, a priest and editor-in-chief of Catholic magazine ‘Idziemy’ (‘We are going’) told broadcaster TVP during a show aired last Saturday. He proceeded to claim that truth was a very flexible notion for Jєωs.
Zielinski argued that “the truth corresponds to facts” for the Poles but, for Jєωs, “truth means something that confirms to [their] understanding of what’s beneficial.” If a Jєω is religious, “then truth means something God wants,” the priest claimed. In secular Jєωs, “the truth is subjective or whatever serves Israel’s interests.”
In support of his claim, Zielinski claimed to have good knowledge of Jєωιѕн spiritual literature, citing the Haggadah, namely a text that describes the Biblical story of the Jєωιѕн exodus from ancient Egypt. “Often these stories have nothing to do with facts,” noted the Catholic priest.
The remarks have caused outrage among Poland’s Jєωιѕн diaspora. The Union of Jєωιѕн Communities in Poland have filed a complaint under laws that stipulate “broadcasts or other messages may not propagate illegal activities… they may not contain content that incites to hatred or discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, sex, religion or nationality.” 
It also lambasted TV host Michal Karnowski for not challenging Zielinski’s views. He is not the first Polish public figure to make an odd reference to Jєωιѕн people or the h0Ɩ0cαųst, fueling the ongoing spat between Warsaw and Tel Aviv.
In mid-February, Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told the 2018 Munich Security Conference that there were Polish perpetrators in the h0Ɩ0cαųst, “as there were Jєωιѕн perpetrators, as there were Russian perpetrators, as there were Ukrainian and German perpetrators.”
READ MORE: Polish Jєωs say PM’s h0Ɩ0cαųst complicity comments ‘cross line of common sense’
The remarks have been criticized in Israel, whose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused his Polish counterpart of an “inability to understand history.” Other politicians branded Morawiecki’s comments “anti-Semitism of the oldest kind.”
Relations between Poland and Israel began to sour after the eastern European state passed a law earlier in February that outlawed blaming Poles for their complicity in h0Ɩ0cαųst crimes during the Second World War, and took particular notice of the words “Polish death camp.”