Topher, a Hip-Hop music artist, appeared on the Pete Santilli show on Monday to talk about his inspiration for his Patriotic Conservative Christen music, his great successes, and his support of President Donald J. Trump- all of that which runs deep in his life.

“Dude, I love your music,” Santilli said after playing a couple of Topher Town music tracks called The Patriot. “I released that song on Dec. 19th and then performed it for Veterans For Trump on Jan. 6th- which was at a site away from the Capitol, so I wasn’t at the Capitol building, but I was performing my song in DC at that time people were there, so that was kind of weird,” Topher said.

The Christian rappers are resonating with the MAGA crowd- so they are being hidden from the public.

“We Patriot Christian rappers are being censored now like NWA was back in the 80s, and all we are trying to do is bring the news to the streets and reflect the actual reality to the people,” Topher told Santilli, sitting in front of a couple of Billboard posters, talking about his motivation for keeping his style even as he is being shut out of some of the perks of the music business.

Topher is a member of ‘Space Force,’ whose tune- ‘Let’s Go Brandon‘ was a chartbuster. Topher with two other Christian rappers, The Marine Rapper, and D-Cure, formed the group ironically, nd got together at the same time Trump started his Space Force. It was a fitting name for them- all three artists have served in the US Military.

Here is what Toper talked about:

RALLY AT THE US CAPITOL

Topher has a new song that dropped this week and we covered that HERE.  Find Topher Town Music: HERE.

Hip Hop artist Topher describes his music as the essence of that same kind of underground Hip Hop/ Old School tunes that was igniting populist political movements in the late 1970s and 1980s before the Music biz got ahold of it all and directed everything to the Marxist – Left.

“What the Marxists are doing is what I call controlled demolition of our culture. They are controlling the fall of the American people and their families. Hip Hop was music to a lot of fatherless kids at a time when we were also losing a lot of leaders and hip hop became that leadership until it was taken over by horrible messages of the Marxists. Now we want to take that power back, and we are underground,” Topher said about the power of the new Christian patriotic Conservative rappers.

Toper, an Airforce Veteran who served as Cryptologic Linguist with a specialty in Hebrew, is a part of a Christian patriotic Conservative hip hop movement, and he is about to drop another promised hit, “I Feel Good”, which will be available wherever tunes are sold on Sept 23.

I Feel Good, Topher said is a song about why he feels good to be a Black American as he recalls the lessons his parents taught him about hard work and the opportunities in the US for hard workers like himself.

In a recent social media post, Topher chimed in on something deeply offensive to him as a Dad of a little girl, as a Black American, and as a Patriot.

About that Black Disney mermaid, he is not impressed:

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Topher talked about the dangerous concept of ‘worshiping skin color over Christ’ and of other people needing to see themselves represented in places before they believed they could do anything for themselves.

“Can we ever escape racism and raise our children to believe in themselves and work hard for what they desire?” Topher said to me. “Blacks are not being helped by seeing a Black person in a movie. We have to want things for ourselves; that is what my Mom taught me. I made my own way, and that is the grassroots hip hop movement. We had the drive and got it done. The Communists have this idea of representation – meaning that the people have to see themselves to be able to do something. How can we be first doing anything- if we are stuck thinking we can’t do that thing- unless someone who looks like us hasn’t done it before,” he said.

“How could Obama have been the first Black President if he had waited until someone Black had been President?” Topher said.

That was the brilliant stuff you can expect from Topher in his tunes too. It is also what he taught his daughter when she wanted to be the little mermaid long before Disney got a Black mermaid.

“Christ is my Lord and Savior and I think people need to be free and that is what these Christ -centered rappers are all about. I want people to know they can be conservatives and still make money and be good at their craft. We don’t need a label to be an artist and we don’t have to push anyone else’s agenda. You don’t have to give up your values,” Topher said, the man who purchased an expensive birthday party for his little mermaid daughter.

“I wanted to give her a very special day and treat everyone well, so we fed everyone really well and had a great time, and my daughter was the little mermaid without needing anyone to tell her she could. She didn’t wait until she saw a Black woman doing it, ” he said about his daughter’s recent special day, which inspired the above post.

With such huge mountains to climb to get his message about race, as a Black Conservative, how does Toper stay happy, I asked.

“I rejoice in being alive and I feel happy and positive about the future. I want people to know if you feel bad, come on over here to our side and hear about why we feel better,” he said, encouraging a whole new audience of people to join him.

Topher is a chart-topper too, which he says is just another opportunity to flip the bird to the music establishment who has censored rappers and other music artists like himself.

Toper has some ideas that he has put in his music, it is sure to make get censor trigger happy but you can find him on Sept. 23 where tunes are sold.

I feel happy is a great upbeat and positive tune.

President Donald J. Trump appeared in Youngstown, Ohio for a rousing rally to encourage voters to get out in the midterm election in November to support his America First candidates.

The rally was started off with a prayer by Jeffrey Green, pastor of Touch, Heaven Church, which was well received.

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Good evening, everybody. God bless you. I know you’ve already been praying already but we’re going to pray together to start this great- great rally off.

Gracious God, our Father, we come humbly before you today, recognizing that you are God and there is none other beside you. You said that when good men remain silent evil men will prevail.

We repent, oh God. For those of us who might have been little silent and allowed some very evil intention to men to prevail against our nation, against our families, our children and against you, the Church Father, these men seek the confuse our children on gender pit us against each other by race. They also have cursed our nation with open borders where enemies are now able to come in and destroy with drugs. 

Devices of all sorts of immorality. But You O Lord, are a shield and buckler, we look to you to show us how to do warfare for you said, Father, in your word, not by power, not by might, but by your spirit, saith the Lord. We come to you tonight on this historic and momentous occasion of the, let’s Save America rally to ask for your wisdom and your guidance and direction to reclaim this nation that’s was once dedicated to you.

We declare today and say we claim it back. In the name of Jesus, the nation has been the foremost propagator of the Gospel, the kingdom message throughout the world. 

Not the route. This Lord has two hours late. The day is dark. Shared your light on us. We, your people that we might, once again be the nation that stands for righteousness. The city on a hill that cannot be hidden. Like any Nation, we have not always done what was right. But we lifted up our faces and our voices to you, God, and you raised up a standard against that, which was it. As we seek your face now, a Lord help us to rise to this battle, for the soul of this nation, depending only on your love and power to overcome. We cannot do it by our strength, but by yours, but all things to be done by your spirit, Our God, you’re worth says, if my people who are called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways. 

Then you will hear from heaven and forgive their sins and heal their land. Lord, we have been turning away. From anything that’s not like you. And we pray, Lord, Heal our land, lord heal our land that you are joining the upon this rally in, in the speakers and in the movement of stands for in the days to come, we will stand for. They know for they didn’t know their God shall do mightily and do exploits.

We pray these things in the name of the father and the son, the Holy Spirit, which is all in total. The name of The name, which is above all names and everybody said, amen.

June 1, 2022 at 03:36PM Verdict: Johnny Depp wins defamation case against Amber Heard

FAIRFAX, Va. — Johnny Depp won his bombshell defamation case Wednesday against Amber Heard after a Virginia jury substantiated the claim that his ex-wife sullied his reputation and damaged his career when she wrote about becoming a “public figure representing domestic abuse” following the couple’s spilt.

The panel of seven in Fairfax decided to award the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star a total $15 million in damages after deliberating for about 13 hours.

Depp, 58, had sued Heard for $50 million over her 2018 Washington Post essay in which she wrote about facing “our culture’s wrath” for speaking out against a powerful man — a warning that seemingly became more prescient with the jury’s decision.

Early in his testimony, Depp told the jury he brought the lawsuit against the “Aquaman” actress for defamation to “clear my name.”

“My goal is the truth,” he said on April 19. “One day you’re Cinderella and then in zero point six seconds you’re Quasimodo. I didn’t deserve that and neither did my children.”

Heard, 36, alleged Depp physically and sexually abused her, recounting harrowing moments in her testimony in which she claimed the widely-beloved star assaulted her, including once forcibly penetrating her with a liquor bottle.

But Depp repeatedly denied the claims.

“Never did I myself reach the point of striking Ms. Heard in any way nor have I ever struck any woman in my life,” he insisted.

Over the course of the six-week trial, the actor’s lawyers went to lengths to prove that Depp — not Heard — was the victim of domestic abuse in their doomed relationship.

Depp’s team also called a slew of witnesses to discuss the reputational damage he suffered as a result of Heard’s essay, including one who said the actor was “canceled” and no longer desirable to family friendly companies like Disney.

The jury listened to hours of testimony about one particular nasty fight in March 2015, when the couple was in Australia while Depp was filming the fifth “Pirates of the Caribbean” installment.

The fight ended in Depp losing the tip of his right, middle finger, which he said happened when Heard lobbed a bottle of vodka at him.

The “Aquaman” actress said her then-husband had been on a multi-day drug and alcohol binge that ended in him cutting off his own finger. In the immediate aftermath of the incident, Depp wrote messages to Heard around their rental house with the blood spewing from his finger.

Depp did not deny the fact he had long suffered from issues with drugs and alcohol, but maintained he never got violent while abusing the substances.

“I’d done pretty much all the drugs I was aware of by the time I was 15 years old,” he testified. “It’s never been for the party effect. It’s been for trying to numb the things inside that can plague someone who has experienced trauma.”

During his verbose testimony, the actor took the jury on a trip down memory lane, depicting himself as a simple boy from the holler who grew up with an abusive mother, easy access to drugs and dreams of becoming a musician.

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Each day of the trial, hoards of his fans packed the courtroom gallery, and the seats became so in demand people lined up at 1 a.m. to get a chance to see him in the flesh.

Devotees flew from around the world, telling The Post they were spending tens of thousands of dollars to support the man they believed to be innocent.

Online, his admirers got hashtags trending like #JusticeforJohnnyDepp and #AmberHeardIsALiar. The trial became the event of the year, watched by millions daily. Depp’s lawyer Camille Vasquez grew her own fan base, and expert witnesses for Heard say their businesses attacked online.

What’s next for Depp is unclear, but it’s widely believe the actor will take a victory lap and return to the big screen, vindicated and more-popular than ever.

Still, the trial highlighted his dark side, particularly in text messages he sent about Heard.

“Hopefully that c—t’s rotting corpse is decomposing in the f——g trunk of a honda civic,” he wrote in a 2016 message

In another, Depp fantasized about have sex with Heard’s “burnt corpse” to make sure she was dead. And in one foreboding text, Depp wrote that the actress was “begging for total global humiliation.“

“She’s gonna get it,” he said.

“I have no mercy, no fear and not an ounce of emotion, or what I once thought was love for this gold digging, low level, dime a dozen, mushy, pointless dangling overused flappy fish market,” Depp wrote that same year.

On the stand, Heard tried to show that Depp caused her the “global humiliation” he promised.

Heard filed for a temporary restraining order against the actor in May 2016, after less than two years of marriage, as she petitioned a Los Angeles court for a divorce.

Depp had sued The Sun in the UK in 2020 over an article that called him a “wife beater,” and, after losing that case, he was asked to pull out of his role for the film “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.”

After he filed the Virginia suit, Heard countersued him for $100 million dollars, claiming statements made on his behalf by lawyer Adam Waldman that she fabricated the abuse claims ruined her career and made her life hell.

“People want to kill me,” she said on May 26, in her return to the witness stand. “People want to put my baby in the microwave and they tell me that.”

Looking directly at the jury, Heard said, “Johnny … promised me that if I ever left him, he’d make me think of him every single day that I live.”

“In the harassment and humiliation, the campaign against me that’s echoed every single day on social media. And now in front of cameras in this room. Every single day I have to relive the trauma.

Heard’s team produced scores of photos of the actress’ bruises and injuries from alleged fights with Depp, whose team claimed the wounds were faked, painted on and digitally manipulated.

“No human being is perfect, certainly not, but I have never in my life committed sexual battery, physical abuse, all these outlandish, outrageous stories of me committing these things,” Depp said in May 25 testimony.

He called Heard’s statements “horrible, ridiculous, humiliating, ludicrous, painful, savage, unimaginably brutal, cruel, and all false.”

The trial was chock-full with celebrity name drops, as witnesses listed off names like Tesla billionaire Elon Musk, James Franco, writer Hunter S. Thompson, Winona Ryder, Zendaya, Marilyn Manson, Billy Bob Thornton, Paul Bettany and Keith Richards.

Notably, the jury Heard testimony from two of Depp’s famous exes, Ellen Barkin and Kate Moss.

Barkin testified via deposition at the request of Heard’s team, saying that Depp was a “jealous” man who drank all the time and once hurled a wine bottle at her direction.

Moss was allowed to testify in a last minute shake-up after Heard offhandedly referenced a rumor that Depp pushed the British model down the stairs.

“He never pushed me, kicked me, or threw me down any stairs,” Moss said in live video deposition from England during the final week of the trial.

via New York Post

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via The Gateway Pundit