This is a 2-part interview of Colonel Jack Mohr by the Pastor Peter John Peters of Scriptures for America, and was made in February of 1996.
The first half is about his experiences in North Korea, and the 2nd half is mostly about his experiences with the John Birch Society and Judaism...
Colonel Jack Mohr gives his personal testimony of the communist atrocities he witnessed while deployed in Korea. He shares historic stories, such as his encounter with General George S. Patton. Colonel Mohr also recounts his road to deliverance and how he became to Evangelicalism and further how he was awakened to the Anglo-Saxon / Christian-Identity / Israel truth.
He then recounts his experience with the John Birch Society and their cowardice towards him revealing the whole truth about the Jewish origins of communism. Mohr also offers his opinion on the possible assassination / elimination of General George S. Patton.!
This is a truly rare and insightful video. Not only is it very interesting as to its historical content, but also very inspirational as Colonel Mohr recalls many of the "close-calls" he had while in combat that should have rendered him dead., but God had other plans for Jack Mohr. It's a truly amazing account of deliverance and salvation through the mercy of our Lord, Jesus the Christ..!!
Colonel Jack Mohr's biography is as follows:
Jack Mohr was born in Chicago, IL on January 1st, 1916 and was the first baby born in Chicago that year. He was raised on a farm and joined the Army as an enlisted man during the early days of World War II. He served with distinction in World War II and Korea, holding every combat infantry leadership position from PFC, to Company Commander. He retired in 1964 as a Lieutenant Colonel.
While working with the Korean military advisory group in pre-war Korea, he was captured during an abortive coup attempt by the communists against the government of president Syn-gman Rhee in November 1948. He was tried by a communist "people's court" and sentenced to be shot by a firing squad. He was able to escape with the aid of a South Korean sergeant who had joined the rebel force. After making his way back to friendly forces he chose to stay in Korea. When the war began on June 25, 1950, he was with a South Korean infantry battalion, on the 38th parallel, north of Seoul, on the major invasion route.
He was the FIRST American to be wounded in that war, and received the "Silver Star" from Major General William Dean, for action during the opening hours of the Korean War. He holds the record for the most number of consecutive days on the "front-line" in combat duty without a break (276 days) from July 12, 1950 to May 5, 1951. He fought the war with a reward of $250,000 in gold, "dead or alive on his head", offered by the North Korean government. In 1951, he worked with American prisoners returning from prison camps in North Korea, and as result of his first hand experience, wrote and taught the first lessons in the "Military Code of Conduct" at Fort Devens, Massachusetts.
Jack Mohr was a well-known fundamental Baptist evangelist, with over thirty years speaking experience, which took him into 49 states and 5 foreign countries. For 12 years, he was in the American opinion speaker's Bureau of the "John Birch Society". He became noted for his outspoken, uncompromising stand for "Truth and Right in Politics" (and religion) and his fight against communism and treason.
Jack began an in-depth study into Judaism and the biblical and historical roots of "true Israel" shortly before meeting Pastor Peter John Peters (pastor of "Scriptures for America" in LaPorte, CO) in the late 1970s. Because he had the courage to preach the Truth as God showed him the Light, Jack suffered much harassment and persecution from government agencies such as the IRS for warning people against the dangers posed by Zionism in our government and the Christian church. Even worse for Jack, were the cowardly attacks and lies against him by the false shepherds (pastors) of Judeo-"Churchianity".
Some of his battles were published in the "Spotlight" newspaper (now known as "The American Free Press") entitled "Korean War Hero Devotes His Life to Fight for America and Christianity", which was published on December 5, 1983, under the "pen name" of "R.K. Traveler".
In his last years (deceased July 17, 2003) Jack Mohr was no longer able to lecture and travel as extensively as he had done so tirelessly for so many years, but he continued his prolific research and writing, including publishing a quarterly "Intelligence Report" that gave insight and information into "things denied" to the America public, by the "mass media" and "Judeo-Christianity". He was the author of more than 23 books, and attended Moody Bible Institute. He won an honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree, as well as earned degrees in Doctor of Letters, and Master of Theology.
