City Sick Of The Lies Puts Up Pro Trump Billboard That Exposes Huge Liberal Secret – Is Immediately

City Sick Of The Lies Puts Up Pro-Trump Billboard That Exposes Huge Liberal Secret – Is Immediately Destroyed

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A billboard supporting President Trump and one of his major policies has popped up in a North Carolina city. The billboard reminds Americans of a horrible incident that once happened and sends a message about President Trump’s travel restrictions. It was immediately criticized by those who lack support for the American president.

A group called the North Carolina Pastors Network paid for the billboard and has since refused to remove it although it has caused quite the controversy. The group’s President Dave Kistler told a local area news station that this billboard has nothing whatsoever to do with hatred or hostility toward anyone that comes from a background. He also added that he has dear friends that are Muslim.

The new billboard which is located on I-40 in Catawba County for all to see is below.
Local news WSOCTV reported more on the highly criticized billboard: “CATAWBA COUNTY, N.C. – Some residents believe a controversial billboard along Interstate 40 in Catawba County by a religious group is using it to support President Donald Trump’s ban on Muslims has gone too far.

The sign points to the 9/11 att-ck and those behind it.

In the nearby towns of Claremont and Catawba, people are talking about its message.

“I think the numbers are powerful enough in themselves,” one supporter said. “So, if you look at it and think something is wrong about it, it makes you wonder about you.”

Oliver Reitzell opposes the billboard.

“I believe in the Christian way and that’s to embrace everybody,” Reitzell said. “Kind of the hate message behind it. I’m not for that.”

The North Carolina Pastors Network, which funded the sign and claims to have support from 600 pastors across the state.
It is headed by evangelist Dave Kistler, who doesn’t believe the billboard’s message is one of hate.

“I’m saying it now, that this is not what this is about,” Kistler said. “There’s certainly nothing hateful in our billboard. Some have interpreted it to be that and say that. It was not. It is the truth.”

But Paul Cummings who is an associate pastor in Hickory believes the billboard contradicts teachings from the Bible.

“My opinion is that I think these people need the saving gospel of Jesus more than I need to be protected,” Cummings with the Corinth Reformed Church said. “I’m perfectly willing for people who are hostile to us, to be in our country, because that’s what loving your enemy is all about.”

Veteran Andrew Katocs who served two tours in Iraq and Afghanistan doesn’t see how the billboard and its message are helping.

“That billboard, it sounds like somebody is trying to cause some issues that don’t need to be worried about now,” Katocs said.

The religious group said they have no plans to take down the billboard, but instead claiming they are just trying to state the truth.”

The group might be facing a large amount of criticism from those who oppose the billboard based on religious reasons. However, the billboard might also be telling an unfortunate truth that everyone must sadly deal with. The billboard reminds Americans of a horrible incident that was a tragedy for thousands of people affected, perhaps millions.

Although both George W. Bush and Barack Obama instituted their own form of travel oddities, the mainstream media has taken a special liking to going against everything that President Trump says and does.

Should the billboard stay up? Or should the group give-in to the demands of the few people who destroyed it with their harsh criticism? What do you think they should do? Tell your opinion in the comments below, then share this with a friend and ask for their opinion too!