Demographics is not Israel’s best friend these days. The arguments over who has the best claim to the land will become a moot point as the Jews are out-populated by those that wish their destruction. With Iran getting closer to a nuke and the Palestinians swelling with population, times are getting more and more dangerous for our Israeli friends. Perhaps the time has come for Israel to abandon ship.

My solution would be to offer a window of unrestricted immigration to the US. This would benefit us as a large amount of wealth and industry are transfered to our shores, and it would benefit the Israelis by helping them get the he|| out of dodge with their assets as intact as possible.

Obviously this would not sit well with those who want to rebuild the temple, and I can’t speak to the Jewish desire to do so. But for those Christians who are encouraging Israel to stay put and help bring about the end times, I say this: Time to go back and re-read Matthew! Your misinterpretation of “End Times” is not only paramount to calling Jesus a false prophet, but it’s extremely dangerous to our friends in Israel.

If you read Matthew carefully, and look at your history books, you’ll see that all the “end times” prophecies that Jesus made have long since been fulfilled. The modern state of Israel has nothing to do with prophecy. The modern state of Israel has to do with Jews being able to protect themselves from harm, and I suggest to you that with the growing threat from their sworn enemies, the protection of the Jewish people might be more effectively accomplished here in the new world.

Where do dollars come from?

The dollar bill you have in your pocket was loaned into existence. The Federal Reserve creates money out of thin air which it then loans to banks and to Washington. They charge interest.

The banks then loan those dollars out in return, once again charging interest. Washington, of course, just spends it.

Question: Where do the dollars come from to pay the interest on those loans?

Just something to think about…

Look out your window as you drive down the street. Things seem the same as always. People continue to go about their daily tasks: get the kids to school, shop for groceries, run errands. On the surface normality continues on.

Beneath that veneer of calm there is a rage building in the American population. Rage because the people who were supposed to know how to run the economy have turned out to be morons, or criminals, or both. Rage because deep down everyone knows that we’ve been lied to and robbed blind. Rage because the America we thought we knew died a long, long time ago. Rage because we want to do something about it, but don’t know how.

The recent discovery of “Principles” by the Republican party makes me want to scream! Where were these “Principles” when Bush was in office, when they would have actually mattered?

America is bracing for impact. The sham economic system based on paper money and endless credit is coming to an end. Please be prepared.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no9fpKVXxCc

Derangement is a syndrome wholly owned by the left. I know it well, for it has even infected some members of my own dear family. Someday soon they WILL realize that the bandwagon they jumped on is in fact a big stinking garbage truck.

The Devvy Kidd article referred to by Erik’s post is not ODS. It probably seems over the top to people who think we live after, rather than in, history. Do you really think that an ambitious politician would give up persuing the most powerful office in the world just because a small Hawaiian document disqualifies him? Or would he do everything he could to cover it up?

Don’t let the fear of being thought a “crazy” deter you from persuing the truth. Things like this *DO* happen in history. Power is a HUGE motivator, and people are willing to break the rules to get it.

Way back before there was paper money, people traded with whatever was available that others wanted. Barter was fair, but inconvenient. Soon people realized that gold and silver were easily identifiable, easily divided, and accepted everywhere. So gold and silver became the standard for trade.

The village goldsmith, due to the nature of his job, had a vault to deter thievery. Being a shrewd businessman, he realized that people would pay him to store their excess gold. It wasn’t long before people were trading their gold receipts instead of actual gold, due to convenience.

Enter: Fraud. (read on…)

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