H E L P W A N T E DUPDATE: YOU MUST, HOWEVER, BE 'SUPERHUMAN'!
"Perks" include your personal EU standing army!
It seems nobody wants to be Foreign Minister of the European Union with its enhanced budget, power, and huge diplomatic and military retinues. I rather suspect Javier Solana is far too much of a European patriot to let the post go vacant or to somebody inexperienced. If you are interested in applying for the job, read all about it by clicking here. Otherwise, I am suspecting that with proper pay, power boosts, guarantees, executive perks, etc., etc., the present place holder MIGHT be persuaded to take/keep the job.
Update your resume -- there just might be opportunity lurking in Brussels. Maybe Cristina Gallach might want to apply in case her boss really is serious about retiring or becoming an Acciona consultant.
Stay tuned!
Constance
What no applicants YET?!
ReplyDeleteTensions are growing between Israel and Palestinian Union over Israel's failure to ratify/implement Solana's earlier pre 1967 border proposals.
ReplyDeletehttp://tinyurl.com/yglwret
or
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/294947,israel-warns-palestine-against-unilateral-independence--summary.html
Constance
1:53 PM
Please click on all pictures to enlarge.
ReplyDeleteHappy November 20th to Javier
ReplyDeleteHappy November 20th to Javier
Happy November 20th
Happy November 20th
Happy November 20th to him!
And many more!!!!
From Egmont Institute on EU Grand Strategy:
ReplyDelete"The Neighbourhood
The ESS is the most specific about the EU’s neighbourhood: “Our task is to
promote a ring of well governed countries to the East of the European Union
and on the borders of the Mediterranean with whom we can enjoy close and
cooperative relations”. In this region the EU is most clearly trying to bring its
holistic approach into practice and for it the EU has defined the most elaborate
sub-strategies: the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EMP), the European
Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), and more recently the Union for the Mediterranean
and the Eastern Partnership. Because of its proximity, it is the region where
arguably the EU has the most leverage, and where developments have the most
direct impact on the EU – “Even in an era of globalisation, geography is still
important”, the ESS rightly notes."
With thanks to poster on last thread for calling this to my attention!
Constance
This is a video with Obama talking about Muslims, Islam at many different times. Please watch this. It's segmented for expediency.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tCAffMSWSzY#t=28
http://tinyurl.com/ye9peyc
Does this fit into this blog? Remember that Obama was endorsed by some very high level New Age leaders.
Some might want to check out this item from
http://www.canadafreepress.com/2009/williams091209.htm
If Solana and Obama were in the wings waiting to be put in place, as I think might have happened, isn't it strange that the powers that be would have no one to step into Solana's place? Is their stable empty? Not likely.
Dorothy
That was some video, Dorothy. Thanks for calling my attention to it. I really thought he was a Christian at least of sorts.
ReplyDeleteDon't know now if he was politicking with the Moslems or the Christians or more likely BOTH with no strong personal religious convictions.
Constance
I'll wait until I see excerpts that show Obama's understanding of the values found in Christianity or Judaism. How great that would be.
ReplyDeleteDorothy
VERY IMPORTANT ARTICLE at Haaretz.com
ReplyDeleteabout possible USA vetoing unilateral Palestinian declaration while Javier Solana has not ruled it out. Here is an excerpt. Story is one hour old:
" . . . 'U.S. senators visiting the Middle East, meanwhile, said that Washington would veto any
Palestinian declaration of statehood in the United Nations Security Council. They said it would go nowhere, and urged Arab states to stop it.
"It would be D.O.A. - dead on arrival," said Senator Ted Kaufman, a Democrat. "It's a waste of time."
In Brussels, however, the European Union's foreign policy and security chief, Javier Solana, appeared not to rule the idea out entirely, telling journalists that he would not "give any advice to the Palestinians today - they know what they have to do."
But he added, "The most important thing is to get negotiations relaunched."
In June, Solana proposed the UN should go ahead and recognize a Palestinian state based on the region's 1967 borders if the parties themselves were unable to make peace by a fixed deadline. . . ."
www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1128735.html
OR tinyurl
http://tinyurl.com/yk9bnqz
CONSTANCE
Dear Constance, Dorothy, & Susanna,
ReplyDeleteSorry, I've been so crazy-busy with work and family right now.
But I want you all to know that the research you all have presented over the last few threads has been gold medal worthy research!
I couldn't agree with you more, Dorothy, regarding the true 'healthcare' agenda. As a Mom with a special needs son, girded with the understanding of Nazi euthanasia methodology, I truly feel as strongly as you.
Susanna, may you never lose your 'sniffer' ability! Your
follow up research with the lineage on the previous thread...amazing!
Constance, you're hitting on some pretty seriously 'sensitive' info and I'm not at all surprised at the search engine discrepancies. You are in my prayers daily.
JD, I didn't mean to leave you out. Seriously good finds in the previous threads! Stellar!
Sobering times we're in.
By His Grace,
-SV
This little item is small potatoes (maybe) but two days ago the newspaper in my midwestern capital city had a story about how the local United Way is doing like all other United Way offices (of course they all march in lock-step) and is discouraging people from specifically designating a group to receive their donations. UW instead wants people to check the box that indicates money should be left to UW to dispence to groups that satisfy UW's GOALS. And their GOALS smack of government GOALS. The newspaper article showed a list of the organizations that were being funded. This morning that newspaper has an article about how the recent increase in taxes in the city are enabling our leaders to install cameras in certain neighborhoods to watch what people are doing. A woman is quoted in the article as urging the city to install the cameras and saying that ALL AREAS need such cameras. That woman is identified as heading up one of those UW-funded organizations. Coincidence? She gets funding. She pimps for the government.
ReplyDeleteTo SV and Anonymous 3:51
ReplyDeleteSV - Many thanks for the encouraging words.
To Anonymous 3:51 -- THANKS for the information which by no means is "small potatoes."
Constance
In case anyone should want to compare their local United Way to others or to check out the GOALS of UW here is one:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.liveunitedcentralohio.org/
And at the one here at least one of the orgs that they fund is an org. for homosexual kids and adults. It's called Kaleidoscope and they have a meeting place in the area of Ohio State University. They are for kids ages 12 to 20 to get together with each other and with "interns" to help them. They are there for the curious and questioning also. The Board of UW has bigwigs from local businesses, labor unions, politics, etc. UW also funds something that trains homosexuals in leadership skills so that those homosexuals can get at the front of other organizations and efforts. I read all about it at their site. The Kaleidoscope meeting place last I checked, is across the street from the Wexner Center in the university district. That Center, put up by Les Wexner of The Limited Stores, Calcique, and a slew of other retail businesses specializes in avant garde artsy stuff and normalizes aberrent activities.
Dear SV,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words.
Since people like Solana don't just pop up out of a socio-political vacuum, I think Solana's background is very relevant to our discussions here and warrants investigation.
If Salvador de Madariaga had to play both ends against the middle on many issues, it was probably because he was living in exile in England and had to be very careful about pooping in his own nest while he was still relatively vulnerable.
I forgot where I read it, but it is believed that there are two rival and competing ATLANTEAN visions at play in the world - one English and one French.
Gotta run.....more later. I will try to track down the source for what I just posted.
Sorry for sending the link this way but you people might find this intresting.
ReplyDeleteBeware the UN’s Copenhagen plot:
http://blogs.theaustralian.news.com.au/janetalbrechtsen/index.php/theaustralian/comments/beware_the_uns_copenhagen_plot/
Beware the UN’s Copenhagen plot
ReplyDeletehere it is in tiny
http://tinyurl.com/ygsa8jz
Janet Albrechtsen Blog
well this is a page with the treaty.
ReplyDeleteit is a pdf document
http://tinyurl.com/y9h6f7p
P.S.
ReplyDeleteSV,
I have not yet been able to find the exact source for the notion of the two competing "ATLANTEAN" visions, but here is a little description of what I am talking about.
Just keep in mind that Sir Francis Bacon, who was the subject of a book by Nieves Mathews, wrote a book entitled THE NEW ATLANTIS.
Bacon's vision of Atlantis was one among many visions of "socialist utopia!"
The oldest known story of Atlantis is to be found in Plato's TIMAEUS AND CRITIAS.
The idea of socialism is said to have had its origins in Plato's REPUBLIC.
P.P.S.
ReplyDeleteSV, Sorry. I meant to include this:
http://nhs.needham.
k12.ma.us/cur/Baker_00/2001
_p2/baker_sr_p2/socialism.htm
Dear Susanna,
ReplyDeleteP.P.S. Thanks a bunch!
=]
By His Grace,
-SV
If someone has already posted this, I apologize ahead of time, but here is an example of why certain countries that have been reluctant to accept the Lisbon Treaty were correct in their belief that they would be surrendering their national sovereignty and law-making powers by accepting the treaty:
ReplyDeleteEUROPEAN COURT FINES ITALY FOR CLASSROOM DISPLAY OF THE CRUCIFIX
Symbols have a tremendous power to convey meaning, and the secularizing forces reigning in the European Union seem bent on eradicating all signs of the Christian civilization which once flourished in every one of its 27 member nations.
As the Lisbon Treaty tightens the noose around the necks of the nations of what was once Christian Europe, an appalling circumstance in Italy summarizes the shape of things to come. A report at Catholic.org (“Italy’s Bishops Irate over Crucifix Ban by European Court”) demonstrates what ‘tolerance’ and ‘diversity’ actually mean in practice: A ban on expression of a nation’s Christian heritage.
Italy's bishops are saying the European Court of Human Rights is guilty of a partial and ideological outlook with its Tuesday decision that crucifixes in public school are a violation of freedom.
The Vatican and the Italian government expressed dismay with Tuesday's decision and Italian bishops expressed their own perplexity.
The court ruled in favor of an Italian citizen of Finnish origin who complained in 2002 that the state school where her two children studied violated their freedom by displaying crucifixes.
The school's administration refused to remove them, contending that the crucifix is part of Italian cultural patrimony; Italian courts subsequently backed this claim.
Now, the Strasbourg-based European court has asked the Italian government to compensate the woman with €5,000 ($7,300).
Judge Nicola Lettieri, who defends Italy in Strasbourg, assured that the Italian government will appeal the decision.
As reported for The New American,”A law dating back to 1920 that requires a crucifix to be hung in every classroom upset Soile Lautsi, the Italian mother who filed the suit. Even though Italy reached an agreement with the Vatican in 1984 to stop considering Catholicism as the state religion, the crucifix law was never repealed. Lautsi could not accept the presence of a crucifix in every room because she wants her children to receive an absolutely secular education.”
cont.....
cont...
ReplyDeleteAlthough many Americans (and apparently some Finns) may find this concept hard to grasp, it is usually understood that when one moves to a new place, it means accepting — or at least tolerating — the culture that was in place before you got there. In point of fact, Lautsi is a Finnish woman married to an Italian; thus her lawsuit is against a nation in which she is a legal resident, but not a citizen. The idea that the presence of a few crucifixes was somehow going to turn her children into Christian seems absurd — and it sure hasn’t worked for Italians, a mere 15 percent of whom attend Mass weekly.
This is the character of the Internationalists’ war on Christendom. There is no expression of the faith so small that it will escape their gaze — and censure. Christians will be tolerated as long as they confine themselves to their sanctuaries and don’t make trouble for the new power at work in Europe.
The idolatry of power at the heart of the European Union allows no place within the formation of its new culture for those who worship the Holy Trinity. But to the extent that one could ever speak of a unified Europe in past ages, it was as a vibrant part of Christendom. Her history was inextricably bound up with the life and struggles and reforms of the Church. Now, the EU wants to pretend that Europe will simply begin today—an amalgam of peoples without history, culture or civilization; a tabula rasa for the architects of a new humanity to shape according to their own whims.
This is why they fear the cross of Christ: It is a touchstone to all that has been before. It confesses a faith which shaped the life of the continent across the generations. For all the turmoils and flaws which attended the centuries of Christian civilization in Europe, it enriched the lives of the people and offered them the hope of eternal life — citizenship in earthly kingdoms, but above all an enduring citizenship in a kingdom which is not of this world. The petty aims and schemes of a spiritually impoverished European Union cannot compete with that, and the EU elites know it. And their rage is as tragic, and futile, as that of Emperor Diocletian, who raged against the Church to no avail.
_____________________
Rt. Rev. James Heiser (the author of this article) has served as Pastor of Salem Lutheran Church in Malone, Texas, while maintaining his responsibilities as publisher of Repristination Press, which he established in 1993 to publish academic and popular theological books to serve the Lutheran Church. Heiser has also served since 2005 as the Dean of Missions for The Augustana Ministerium and in 2006 was called to serve as Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America (ELDoNA). An advocate of manned space exploration, Heiser serves on the Steering Committee of the Mars Society. His publications include two books; The Office of the Ministry in N. Hunnius' Epitome Credendorum (1996) and A Shining City on a Higher Hill: Christianity and the Next New World (2006), as well as dozens of journal articles and book reviews.
http://www.jbs.org/jbs-news-
feed/5597-european-court-fines
-italy-for-classroom-display-of-the-crucifix
CRUCIFIX BANNED FROM ITALY'S SCHOOLS BY NEW EU COURT RULING
ReplyDelete.....Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said the crucifix was a fundamental sign of the importance of religious values in Italian history and culture and was a symbol of unity and welcoming for all of humanity – not one of exclusion.
He said a European court had no right intervening in such a profoundly Italian matter and said "it seems as if the court wanted to ignore the role of Christianity in forming Europe's identity, which was and remains essential."
"Religion gives a precious contribution to the formation and moral growth of people, and it's an essential component in our civilization," he said in a statement. "It's wrong and myopic to try to exclude it from education."...read entire article....
http://www.huffingtonpost.
com/2009/11/03/crucifix-
banned-from-ital_n_344105.html
_______________________________
While it is claimed that the European Court of Human Rights has nothing to do with the European Union, being a member of the ECHR is nevertheless a condition of membership in the European Union.
SV,
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome! :-)
ITALIAN MAYORS ORDER CRUCIFIXES PUT IN CLASSROOMS IN REVOLT AGAINST EUROPEAN COURT RULING
ReplyDeletePolish President and Greek Orthodox Church also hit out at decision against crucifixes in classrooms.
By Hilary White
ROME, November 17, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Poland's president, Lech Kaczynski and the leadership of the Greek Orthodox Church have both hit out at a decision by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) attempting to ban the display of crucifixes in Italian public schools. At the same time, a general revolt against the ruling in municipalities all over Italy has been started by public officials, who are now ordering the display of crucifixes in schools, and levelling fines for non-compliance.
The November 3rd ECHR ruling, made in response to a complaint by an Italian secularist campaigner, said that the display of crucifixes violated the religious rights of pupils.
During Independence Day celebrations on Wednesday in Warsaw, Poland's Kaczynski said that "nobody in Poland will accept the message that you can't hang crosses in schools."
"One shouldn't count on that. Perhaps elsewhere, but never in Poland," Kaczynski said.
The reaction from Poland has touched a national nerve in a country where crucifixes and other religious symbols were banned under the atheistic communist rule and are now a prominent symbol of national sovereignty.
Lech Walesa, the former president and leader of the Solidarity movement that eventually freed Poland from its Soviet-controlled communist dictatorship, challenged the court ruling in a TV interview Thursday, saying, "We must respect minorities but also protect the rights of the majority."....read more...
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn
/2009/nov/09111702.html
ITALY DEFIES EUROPEAN UNION SCHOOL CRUCIFIX BAN
ReplyDeleteThe issue here is: Does the European Union have the right to impose its will on an individual country? These are critical times as these international, globalist bodies are trying to usurp the self-governance of individual nations. And a warning to Americans to resist UN treaties that would take away American rights....read more...
http://mommylife.net/archives
/2009/11/italy_defies_eu.html
One of the comments to the above article:
One of the few battles Hitler and the Nazis lost was in Bavaria regarding crucifixes in classrooms. From 1937 to at least 1941, the Nazis attempted to get crucifixes removed, and over and over again, the "lowly" Bavarians resisted, whether by not allowing their kids to attend Hitler Youth meetings, congregating around (menacing!) the principals' houses until someone gave up the keys so that the crosses could be replaced, harassing teachers who complied, etc. Although the Nazis blamed the Catholic Church hierarchy, most of these "protests" were local and spontaneous. Good for the Italians for standing up to this tyranny! Having lived in Bavaria for years, I cringe to see "political correctness" undo something that Hitler couldn't even prevail against.
Sorry for taking up so much space but I just had to post the story of this outrageous EU encroachment.
ReplyDeleteSusanna
THE POWERFUL NEW EU: A SETBACK FR DEMOCRACY
ReplyDeleteBy Phil Lawler | November 06, 2009
http://www.catholicculture.org/
commentary/otn.cfm?id=537
LEVIATHAN IS BORN: THE ANNEXATION OF EUROPE BY BRUSSELS
ReplyDeleteFrom the desk of Paul Belien on Thu, 2009-11-05
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/4154
Thanks SV for the acknowledgement of my efforts. You put enough of your own input to be respected by all here.
ReplyDeleteDorothy
SV,
ReplyDeleteDitto on what Dorothy said!!!
Your inputs here are indeed respected....especially by moi! :-)
Susanna
Susanna,
ReplyDeleteMany many thanks for the ECHR inf which I used tonight on my radio program with acknowledgments to you.
Dorothy, SV and Susanna have all made valuable contributions here. Thanks to all of you!
Constance
I think people need to be aware of COMMUNITARIANISM and that we are all being put under COMMUNITARIANISM as a legal system.
ReplyDeleteLook what someone found in the archives from 2004. When Obama ran for Senate he was labeled as "Kenyan-born" of course there was not a legal conflict of interest back then, my how things have changed.
ReplyDelete*******************************
Kenyan-born Obama all set for US Senate
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Kenyan-born US Senate hopeful, Barrack Obama, appeared set to take over the Illinois Senate seat after his main rival, Jack Ryan, dropped out of the race on Friday night amid a furor over lurid sex club allegations…
[link to web.archive.org]
I have traced the link that anon. in the previous post above left, relating to Aboma's birth place.
ReplyDeletehttp://web.archive.org/web/20040627142700/eastandard.net/headlines/news26060403.htm
or
http://tinyurl.com/yz4jdju
Thank you Anon 9:42 AM for this information.
God bless,
from Rob in London.
This, when you join all these pieces up, is what the last link should've read:
ReplyDeletehttp://web.archive.org
/web/20040627142700
/eastandard.net/
headlines/
news26060403.htm
or
http://tinyurl.com/yz4jdju
God bless,
Rob in London.
Dear Constance,
ReplyDeleteThank you for the acknowledgement.
I myself have to acknowledge and thank the person who sent the info to me - a regular commenter here who posts under the name "Anonymous."
So THANKS, Anonymous!
I am very glad that you were able to use the information I posted about the ECHR/EU ban on crucifixes in the public school classrooms in Italy......and the Italian revolt against this latest ECHR/EU encroachment on religious freedom and national sovereignty. A revolt that is being supported by the Polish people, the Greek Orthodox Church and others.
Let's not forget for a minute that the EU power elite has not been elected by the rank and file citizens of most of the member countries. It has very little, if any, democratic legitimacy.
The Irish "yes" vote was reportedly obtained through unlawful interference by the EU, coercion and deceit
I fear that a war in Europe may not be far off!
Dear 9:42-
ReplyDeleteI don't know about you, but doesn't Pres. Obamah make you proud to be a citizen in the US (assuming you are posting here). Imagine, there are no barriers to immigrants- they can even become the President!
Mac's Israel Epicenter carries a link for Off the Wall news, which lists this story at joelstrumpet.com
ReplyDeleteJews raise millions to be ready for coming of the Messiah
I didn't read it but I better mention it or I will forget. I did see the comments, which are also notable.
Anonymous 11:20. Your comment smacks of political correctness. No, I'm not proud, our framers included that clause in the Constitution for a reason, the most obvious being to prevent foreign interest from acquiring the highest office in our land. The constitution has been trodden underfoot and violated. Not a proud day for any American.
ReplyDeleteTo 11:20 AM, isn't the point that under US law one has to born in the USA to serve as US President? Why, therefore, would anyone be proud to have Obama as their President, when he not only got there illegally but also repeatedly, if it is true that he is Kenyan born,lied about his birth place and thus initial elegibility?
ReplyDeleteSurely, if he were a man of any real moral fortitude, such as Martin Luther King (who, incidentally, would have been Bobby Kennedy's running mate ((i.e., most probably the next U.S. Vice President and Probably then President)) and was most assuredly murdered by Obama's paymasters), then Obama would have been truthful about his background and campaigned for (here's the irony) change here. If the American people had democratically decided against this, then if he were a gentleman without a bone of the fascist usurper in his body he would have accepted this.
Sorry to patronise you but you really did ask for it.
God Bless,
From Rob in London.
Besides, 11:20 AM, smooth talking deceivers seeking change who end up leading countries which are not their countries of birth have very poor trackrecords indeed:
ReplyDelete(1)
Adolf Hitler
Leader of Germany 1933 - 1945
Country of Birth: Austria
(2)
Josef Stalin
Leader of Russia, predominant Country of the USSR, (and obviously leader of the rest the USSR) 1922 - 1953
Country of Birth, Georgia.
(3)
Napoleon(e) B(u)onaparte
1799-1804, 1804-1814, 03-06 1815
Leader
France
Country of Birth
Isle of Corsica (still a part of Italy until a year after his birth; as a boy, Napoleon hated the French.)
There are many more such despots, see for yourself.
From Rob in London.
More to associate with Anon @9:42's post:
ReplyDeleteFrom CanadaFreePress:
"The Mistake, The Evidence, Obama is NOT a constitutional president
The Theory is Now a Conspiracy And Facts Don't Lie"
http://tinyurl.com/m82xxv
http://tinyurl.com/yjf4pxc
http://tinyurl.com/ybzywhg
ATHEIST GROUPS UNVEIL LATEST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN:
ReplyDelete"The consortium of atheist groups behind January's London bus campaign with the tagline "There's probably No God," unveiled today a billboard campaign to coincide with the UN's Universal Children's Day"
"The ad campaign coincides with the launch of a fundraising campaign to lobby for the phasing out of state-funded 'faith schools'."
"Ariane Sherine, original creator of the Atheist Bus Campaign, said children should have the freedom to grow up and decide for themselves what they believe."
" ‘I hope this poster campaign will encourage the government, media and general public to see children as individuals, free to make their own choices, and accord them the liberty and respect they deserve.' "
"In front of the shadowy labels are happy children, with the slogan, ‘Please don't label me. Let me grow up and choose for myself'."
Link Here-http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/news/rss/968141/Atheist-groups-unveil-latest-advertising-campaign/
Or Here-
http://tinyurl.com/y8tavvu
**Filthy, humanist propaganda. I'm praying that our young ones aren't buyin' the garbage their sellin'.**
By His Grace,
-SV
Correction: "they're sellin'"
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By His Grace,
-SV
US LAWMAKERS DEFEND 'IN GOD WE TRUST':
ReplyDelete"Forty-four U.S. legislators have signed on to defend the national motto, 'In God We Trust,' and the Pledge of Allegiance – which contains the word 'God' – from an attempt by an atheist group to have the words erased from the face of the newly built Capitol Visitor Center."
"The atheist and agnostic organization filed suit in U.S. District Court versus Stephen Ayers, acting architect of the Capitol, alleging the words now engraved on the visitors center violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The FFRF claims that the use of tax dollars to add the engravings lacks a secular purpose and has the primary effect of endorsing a religious viewpoint."
"...the brief states,'While the First Amendment affords atheists complete freedom to disbelieve, it does not compel the federal judiciary to redact religious references in every area of public life in order to suit atheistic sensibilities.' "
Link Here-
http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=116245
Or Here-
http://tinyurl.com/y8qjbpz
** As the article states, if the plaintiffs win, this will cause all religious expression to be challenged in any gov't/state venue.**
By His Grace,
-SV
Mexican Border City Calls for UN Peacekeepers
ReplyDeleteMexico’s business leaders are pleading for the United Nations to send peacekeepers to prevent the border city of Ciudad Juarez from falling into complete chaos. Locked in a deadly war with organized crime, the Mexican Army is unable to protect the safety of its citizens. Will El Paso’s sister city be the first domino to fall in a long line of Mexican cities that are teetering on the edge of lawlessness?
Could blue-helmeted soldiers soon be patrolling the U.S. border? For Americans, it may seem ridiculous to think that peacekeepers could be in action so close to home.
Yet if the two leading business groups in the city of Ciudad Juarez have their way, soldiers from India, China or Germany could be billeted just footsteps from one of America’s largest border cities.
“This is a proposal … for international forces to come here to help out the domestic forces,” said Daniel Murguia, president of the Cuidad Juarez chapter of the National Chamber of Commerce, on November 12.
Murguia says the UN has previously intervened in countries that had “a lot fewer problems than we have.” More than 8,500 Mexican troops are currently working with local law enforcement to regain control of the streets. But despite some initial success, crime is now back to pre-deployment numbers.
http://tinyurl.com/ybqf9qk
NSA Is Giving Microsoft Some Help On Windows 7 Security
ReplyDeleteThe National Security Agency has been working with Microsoft Corp. to help improve security measures for its new Windows 7 operating system, a senior NSA official said on Tuesday.
The confirmation of the NSA's role, which began during the development of the software, is a sign of the agency's deepening involvement with the private sector when it comes to building defenses against cyberattacks.
"Working in partnership with Microsoft and (the Department of Defense), NSA leveraged our unique expertise and operational knowledge of system threats and vulnerabilities to enhance Microsoft's operating system security guide without constraining the user's ability to perform their everyday tasks," Richard Schaeffer, the NSA's Information Assurance Director, told the Senate Judiciary Committee in a statement prepared for a hearing held this morning in Washington. "All this was done in coordination with the product release, not months or years later in the product cycle."
http://tinyurl.com/yk9dvw2
Why? Since Microsoft designs most if not all operating systems the US govt uses, why would they need the help of the NSA to design a new OS? Unless they want Windows 7 compatible with their system.
To Rob in London (12:16 PM)
ReplyDeleteTell me Rob - do you suffer much from nose bleeds with your nose so high up in the air?
Actually, those of us who believe that the the New World Order put their 'puppet' Obama in as President in a rigged election feel that WE did NOT "ask for it."
We can no more control the NWO over here, than you can control your European Union over there!!!
America's economic pain brings hunger pangs
ReplyDeleteUSDA report on access to food 'unsettling,' Obama The nation's economic crisis has catapulted the number of Americans who lack enough food to the highest level since the government has been keeping track, according to a new federal report, which shows that nearly 50 million people -- including almost one child in four -- struggled last year to get enough to eat.
http://tinyurl.com/yzbbh99
. . . Also, since when does the New World Order even CARE what our U.S. Constitution says???
ReplyDeleteItaly's Foreign Minister says post-Lisbon EU needs a European Army
ReplyDeleteItaly is to push for the creation of a European Army after the "new Europe" takes shape at this week's crucial EU summit following the adoption of the Lisbon Treaty.
Franco Frattini, the Italian Foreign Minister, said that the Lisbon Treaty had established "that if some countries want to enter into reinforced co-operation between themselves they can do so". This was already the case with the euro and the Schengen accords on frontier-free travel, and could now be applied to "common European defence".
In an interview with The Times at his office in the monumental marble-halled Foreign Ministry on the banks of the Tiber, Mr Frattini said: "We have finally concluded a never-ending story". The Lisbon Treaty, which comes into force in December, will be sealed on Thursday with an EU summit to choose an EU President and Foreign Minister.
He warned that "if we do not find a common foreign policy, there is the risk that Europe will become irrelevant. We will be bypassed by the G2 of America and China, which is to say the Pacific axis, and the Atlantic axis will be forgotten. We need political will and commitment, otherwise the people of Europe will be disillusioned and disappointed. People expect a great deal of us. After Lisbon we have no more alibis".
http://tinyurl.com/ykzcdft
U.S., China revive hopes of deal at climate talks
ReplyDeleteBEIJING: The United States and China have lent their support to achieving a legally-binding agreement at the Copenhagen climate talks next month, reviving hopes of a deal being reached.
After talks between U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao, the two countries said in a joint statement they would support a deal that would include binding reduction targets for greenhouse gas emissions for developed countries, and “nationally appropriate” mitigation activities for developing countries.
“Our aim there... is not a partial accord or a political declaration, but rather an accord that covers all of the issues in the negotiations and one that has immediate operational effect,” Mr. Obama said.
http://tinyurl.com/ygcnsbh
Israel angers U.S. by approving new West Bank homes
ReplyDeleteJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel triggered a fresh rift with Washington over settlement building on Tuesday by approving the building of 900 homes for Jews on West Bank land it occupied in a 1967 war and annexed to its Jerusalem municipality.
The Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth said U.S. President Barack Obama's envoy, George Mitchell, had asked an aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a meeting in London on Monday, to block the proposed construction at the settlement of Gilo.
But a government planning commission approved the addition of 900 housing units at Gilo, where 40,000 Israelis already live.
The Israeli decision drew an unusually sharply worded rebuke from the White House, which said it was "dismayed" and accused Israel of undermining Obama's efforts to resume peace talks with Palestinians stalled since December.
http://tinyurl.com/yzudbmd
Feds Mull Rules, Fees to Spur Net Access
ReplyDeleteWASHINGTON -- Federal regulators are considering whether the government should take greater control of the Internet and ask consumers to pay higher phone charges in order to provide all Americans with cheaper access to broadband Internet service.
The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday will lay out the case for expanding broadband Internet service, outlining current obstacles to making it widely available. The agency is considering whether to force Internet providers to share their networks with rivals and raise fees charged on consumer phone bills to pay for the broader access
http://tinyurl.com/yfg5yt9
How does regulation of content equal greater access?
apparently we should be using Ariane Sherine, original creation,
ReplyDeletepropaganda on the schools and czars and the UNESCO to work against teaching homosexuallity to our school children also.
yvonne
http://www.illinoisfamily.org/
ReplyDeleteScandalous Intolerance in District 113 11/16/2009
By Laurie Higgins, Director of IFI's DSA -Illinois Family Institute
If you ever disputed what was happening in a school district I'm sure you wondered what they were saying behind your back. Laurie Higgins worked in the District but at the same time took a stand against some of the curriculum. She used the Freedom of Information Act to get that information. What she found was shocking. Please read the article.
In the article she mentions "critical race theory" and "critical social theory." I didn't know what they were, so I did some checking. Here's a quick path to understanding.
http://tinyurl.com/yfsljox Book title: Tinkering Toward Utopia
"Reforming the public schools has long been a favorite way of improving not just education but society."
Critical race theory and critical social theory are ideas that came out of the Frankfurt School of thinking in Germany during the 1930s, which was influenced by Marxism. They are being used by the educational establishment. Reform rests on the idea that something has to be changed because it is wrong. This means the old ways of thinking cannot be incorporated into the new way of thinking and have to be left behind. Critical theory is used as a way to convince educators that they have the answers to bring about a perfected society, to bring students to a way of thinking acceptable to New Age ideas.
How is this done in public schools?
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Dorothy
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ReplyDeleteHow is this done in public schools?
http://tinyurl.com/ykffqn8 (Encyclopedia Britannica)
"wanted to better understand how such pedagogies impacted my students, many of whom were white, middle class, Christian, heterosexual identifying teens. I also wanted to explore in what ways the use of these pedagogies with students of situated privilege could inspire social change.
"Homophobia in Public Schools Homophobia, the fear or hatred of anyone perceived to be gay, and heterosexism, which establishes a heterosexual norm and stigmatizes all other behavior as deviant, abnormal, or wrong, are a huge problem in American schools (Koskiw, 2004; Unks, 2003). According to critical theorist Gerald Unks (2003), "High schools may be the most homophobic institutions in American society, and woe be to anyone who would challenge the heterosexist premises on which they operate" (p. 323). GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian, Straight, Education Network's comprehensive survey in 2003 of 887 lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender youth reveals the magnitude of heterosexism and homophobia in schools. For example, 84% of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) students say they are verbally harassed due to their sexual orientation; 91.5% say they hear homophobic remarks like "dyke," "faggot," and "that's so gay" frequently or often; and 82.9% of LGBT students report that faculty or staff who were there when these homophobic remarks were made never intervened or intervened only some of the time (Kosciw, 2004). Non-intervention is a form of collusion and sends powerful heterosexist messages.
"it is approached through the lens of critical pedagogy" (p. 108). In my Contemporary Issues class, I used a critical multicultural pedagogy that emphasized critical literacy strategies where we paid close attention to the power of language and explicitly addressed social inequalities such as racism and heterosexism. Through critical literacy, students and teachers together learn to both read and write the word as well as the ideologically constructed world within which it is used (Freire, 2000; Christensen, 1999). Literacy is used to question and challenge the underlying ideologies of texts, discourses, and everyday life, which are often taken for granted and thus appear normal or natural, even when they are oppressive. A central goal of critical literacy is to empower students to address these injustices which they read in the world and to take action. With its aim towards social justice, it is overtly political.
"Critical Multicultural Pedagogy Critical multicultural pedagogy is informed by multicultural education and critical pedagogy. The National Association of Multicultural Education includes in their definition of multicultural education:
It prepares all students to work actively toward structural equality in organizations and institutions by providing the knowledge, dispositions, and skills for the redistribution of power and income among diverse groups. Thus, school curriculum must directly address issues of racism, sexism, classism, linguicism, ablism, ageism, heterosexism, religious intolerance, and xenophobia (NAME 2003). ..."
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Dorothy
All,
ReplyDeleteThe info being posted here is a top notch overview of what is transpiring the world over. Thanks to all who are contributing at this very crucial point. SV, Susanna, Constance, Dorothy, and any one else whos name may fall into the contributing category, THANK YOU!
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ReplyDeleteHow does this lead to arrogance displayed by the educators in the Illinois Family article? If one puts on blinders and assumes only the "new" is of value, and the old is deficient without understanding it, frustration with those who refuse to change can result in arrogant behavior. It's how supporters of "new" ideas can become as ugly as Klan people, antisemites, or any other rigid group of believers. Also, those promoting "new" ideas in such disrespectful ways can promote a backlash in kind against themselves. Then it's not a matter of who is right or wrong; it's who has the power at any given time.
Conservative author Jonah Goldberg criticized the Frankfurt School for systematically rejecting theoretical alternatives:
“ Borrowing from Freud and Jung, the Frankfurt School describes Nazism and Fascism as forms of mass psychosis. That was plausible enough, but their analysis also held that since Marxism was objectively superior to its alternatives, the masses, the bourgeoisie, and anyone else who disagreed with them had to be, quite literally, mad.[10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankfurt_School
From the book Liberal Fascism by Goldberg
When we argue with liberals/leftists/progressives, we aren't arguing ideas. We are arguing with people who feel they don't need to understand our ideas because they think we are just nuts. It's why they act so contemptuous of us. They are teaching our children to act that way. Explains a lot.
Dorothy
"Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteTo Rob in London (12:16 PM)
Tell me Rob - do you suffer much from nose bleeds with your nose so high up in the air?
Actually, those of us who believe that the the New World Order put their 'puppet' Obama in as President in a rigged election feel that WE did NOT "ask for it."
We can no more control the NWO over here, than you can control your European Union over there!!!
2:43 PM"
Interesting how you have manipulated and deliberately taken my point completely out of context here.
It should be noted that I was referring specifically to the comment made by 'anonymous at 11:20 AM', I suspect you are that very same blogger are you not? And speaking of noses, it seems yours has been put out of joint somewhat!
Are you using the royal 'we' here? (WE did NOT "ask for it.") Strange, how one minute you seem all for the NWO and now you're ardently opposed to it in order to stike a point. I shall not TRY to patronise you here, and at least afford you some intelligence. I was actually defending the American people, there should be no 'we' used as the person I was 'sorry to patronise' was only the blogger who posted anonymously, no doubt yourself, at 11:20 AM.
The 'it' that you, anon. at 11:20, ALONE asked for, WAS my 'patronisingly' pointing out the facts as to why Obama should not be President if he was not born in the U.S., as much evidence at least indicates (see my response).
This is your initial posting below. (I beleive it's you, isn't it?!!) Strange choice of words you choose to employ for someone so strongly opposed to the NWO!
"Anonymous said...
Dear 9:42-
I don't know about you, but doesn't Pres. Obamah make you proud to be a citizen in the US (assuming you are posting here). Imagine, there are NO BARRIERS to immigrants- they can even become the President!
11:20 AM"
God bless you and may you find peace,
from Rob in London.
P.S., I beleive elections are rigged anyway nowadays, even if that is only done indirectly through mass hypnosis, so there is NO WAY I would ever imply or express that the American people 'asked' to be bamboozled by either Bush or Obama!
Dorothy,
ReplyDeleteGreat article and your analysis was spot on! How new ideas can quickly lead to intolerence and hatred is something we all must understand. Learning how to objectively combat this transition is something we all must quickly adapt to. This past US election should serve as a show case of how ideas can quickly turn normally rational people into drones who care for little outside their cause. Most saw how Obama supporters, even when faced with hard evidence of his lies, feverishly defended every single nuance of him. Your post does a great job of showing why this happened, and also gives a blueprint on how to handle some one with these "new" ideas. Great job!
Should've written, 'believe', but that's o.k.
ReplyDeleteGod bless all,
Rob in London.
Yes, I completely agree with JD here, an excellent article Dorothy. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless you both,
Rob in London.
Anon@12:12, I think anon@11:20 was being sarcastic...
ReplyDeleteand the quip of "you asked for it" was meant personally from Rob to "anon", not an indictment on the American people as a whole...
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3:53 PM, I think you're probably right on the first part now you say point it out. You are definitely right on the second part. I meant it only in context and personally to 11:20, as hadn't understood it as sarcastic.
ReplyDeleteA great peacemaker and understander. Thank you.
Peace be with yuo and thanks again.
God bless you.
Rob in London.
Peace be with you and thank you once again.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you,
From Rob in London.
Rob of London
ReplyDeleteare you from London USA (I'm sure there is a town somewhere in US called that)
Or are you from London England?
Yvonne
P.S. It was, in actual fact, meant as a defence of the American people as a whole, I am not being sycophantic just honest!
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
Rob in London.
JD,
ReplyDeleteThank you as well. You certainly fall into the contributing category and deserve our thanks.
Hopefully, the more "dots" we have to connect the clearer the picture will become.
Hello Yvonne, there are a few Londons in the World. I don't know about the States, but in Canada there's London, Ontario, in South Africa there's East London, but I am from London England, and live in the East End.
ReplyDeleteWhat about yourself?
Rob in (evidently) London. lol
Anonymous 9:42 A.M.
ReplyDeleteHere is another story that is making the rounds.
November 13, 2008, - 1:56 am
EXCLUSIVE: Did Next Commander-in-Chief Falsify Selective Service Registration? Never Actually Register? Obama’s Draft Registration Raises Serious Questions
http://www.debbieschlussel.com
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commander-in-chief-
falsify-selective-
service-registration-
never-actually-register-
obamas-draft-registration-
raises-serious-questions/
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Sorry I can't "tiny-url" the link.
rob of london
ReplyDeleteI am from Moscow
yvonne
Yvonne, Moscow as in MOCBA?
ReplyDeleteRob in London.
as in MOCKBA?
ReplyDeleteRob in London
no as in Idaho,USA
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Susanna,
ReplyDeleteThanks, however I don't believe the problem to be revealing the bigger picture at this point. I think Constance's work alone was enough to show the picture. I believe the issue is now getting people to take off the blinders that they voluntarily put on everyday. I do believe many have been deceived into believing a lie, however many have proven it to be a lie, yet few will accept that the comfortable world they live in is just that. No matter how much evidence stacks up, it is easier for them to be comfortable and believe the lie, than to fight for their physical, mental, and spiritual freedom.
I have quit hoping for a large group to become aware of what is going on, and stand to fight. My hope has become that what we expose may reach one person and keep them from deception. Scripture tells us the vast majority will believe the lie, if possible even the very elect. So we should know that if this is the appointed time, the masses are out of our reach. (not to say we can't try) However, one person at a time is possible, and if that is all I can do, thats good enough for me.
Yvonne, Or a Moscow in the U.S.?
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
From Rob in London.
A friend of mine is a Russian dissident in exile here in the U.K. and has written a book called, 'EUSSR', his name is Pavel Stroilov and has co-authorship with Bukovsky. The book is a damning expose of how the EU was a planned creation/ brainchild of the Soviets, and implicates the now Vice-President Joe Biden of the US too. He also edited the books of murdered Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko.
God bless,
Rob in London.
As a finn and a christian i am deeply ashamed of this finnish born woman managing to get a ban of crusifixes in italian schools from so called "European Court of Human Rights". She is basicly a guest in their culture. She calls herself an atheist.
ReplyDeleteBtw we have also had those busses here in Finland that have words written: "There's probably No God so enjoy your life and stop worrying". If i recall correctly the association that organized it call them selves "free thinkers". And apparently now they also want to free us of christian God (only living God there is) and Jesus in particular? No doubt attacking buddhists or islamists like this would have been out of the question. That would have been considered untolerant and condemned widely. Here in so called "europe" we are practically hostages to muslims since there are so many of them here.
I was wondering in my mind does being an atheist really have to mean being opposed to God and christianity so platantly? Obviously it does. Few minutes after thinking this i stumbled into this quote from Isaac Newton (1643-1727):
"I have a fundamental belief in the Bible as the Word of God, written by men who were inspired. I study the Bible daily. Opposition to godliness is atheism in profession and idolatry in practice. Atheism is so senseless and odious to mankind that it never had many professors."
OK, sorry. Really thought by the way you'd began the conversation that you were from Moscow, Russia. I was not meaning to go off on a spiel.
ReplyDeleteSay hi to Idaho anyway. I guess I should stop this chit-chat as this is not what this channel here is for. If you want, you can email me via youtube my id there is www.youtube/user/LondonPerson1
God bless,
Rob in London. (Smiles)
Dear Jeremy,
ReplyDeleteI usually find that Atheist is just a convenient 'euphemistic' label for people that are more often than not anti-theists, people who want to shake their hand at God and say in their hearts 'there is no God' so that they can continue in their rebellion and sin. They hate anything that reminds them of God, whether Christian symbols, literature or Christians expressing free speech. If they were only atheist surely they wouldn't be so bothered about needing to stifle Christians and Christianity???
God bless you, or, as I think you say, Jumala teitä siunatkoon,
Rob in London.
Rob of London
ReplyDeleteLooking back what would you recommend for the USA, so that we do not end up in a society watched every minute, on camera, under the microscope daily.
Where did your society go wrong to be in such a position as london is in. Now there is reporting that camera's will be put in every home.
how do live this way.
Yvonne
Rob, Jumala siunatkoon sinua myös. :)
ReplyDeleteJavier solano is not retireing he just announced it.
ReplyDeletekiitos Jeremy! :) I am glad you understood, because my grammar in English (looking back over my comments) has been atrocious today.
ReplyDeleteThanks again,
Rob in London.
Follow up to anon 5:20
ReplyDeleteJavier Solana: I am not yet ready for retirement
Q.: If I may, a personal question: What plans do you have for the time after you cede the place to your successor?
A.: In a day or two, the EU heads of state or government will designate my successor. I do not want to say more before that moment, but you may be sure I will remain actively engaged on all the matters on which I have been working up to now. I am not yet ready for retirement
http://www.interfax.com/17/530469/Interview.aspx
Unsure if there is more to this story, but Javier appears to leaving the door open for him to stay on as Mr. Europe
Anon 5:20,
ReplyDeleteCould you provide the source which stated he wasn't retiring?
The European Union just concluded a treaty with Russia on Energy.
ReplyDeleteThe summit included Javier Solana, the Swedish 6 month president, Barroso from the EU Commission and the Commissioner of External Affairs.
http://tinyurl.com/yktkje5
Constance
One thing I forgot to mention. Notice the reporter specificly asks Javier of any plans he has after he leaves his current office, and Javier states NOTHING about going to work for Acciona!
ReplyDeleteJD,
ReplyDeleteThe "picture" I was referring to was that of ongoing practical application. Unfortunately, many people don't take off the blinders until a house falls on them!
If we are in the midst of "the great apostasy," you are probably right about people preferring to remain in denial rather than to acknowledge truths that might run afoul of their precious "comfort zone" - physical AND/OR spiritual!
Given what you wrote, I would be interested to know if you have ever heard of Elie Wiesel?
Mr. Wiesel is a Holocaust survivor who wrote a book entitled NIGHT - a memoir that describes his experiences during the Holocaust and his imprisonment in several concentration camps.
The story begins with a narrative by a deeply pious Orthodox Jewish teenager named Eliezer about how Moshe the Beadle tried to warn the people in his village about Nazi atrocities that he had seen with his very own eyes:
...When the Hungarian government rules that Jews unable to prove their citizenship will be expelled, Moshe is crammed onto a cattle train and taken to Poland.
Somehow he manages to escape, miraculously saved by God, he believes, so that he might save the Jews of Sighet. He hurries back to the village to tell what he calls "the story of my own death."
“ There was no longer any joy in his eyes. He no longer sang. He no longer talked to me of God or the Kabbalah, but only of what he had seen. People refused not only to believe his stories, but even to listen to him. „
Moshe runs from one Jewish household to the next. "Jews, listen to me! It's all I ask of you. No money. No pity. Just listen to me!" The cattle train crossed the border into Poland, he tells them, where it was taken over by the Gestapo, the German secret police. The Jews were transferred to lorries and driven to the forest in Galicia, near Kolomaye, where they were forced to dig pits. When they had finished, each prisoner had to approach the hole, present his neck, and was shot. Babies were thrown into the air and used as targets by machine gunners. Moshe tells them about Malka, the young girl who took three days to die, and Tobias, the tailor who begged to be killed before his sons; and how he, Moshe, was shot in the leg and taken for dead. But the Jews of Sighet would not listen.
“ He's just trying to make us pity him. What an imagination he has! they said. Or even: Poor fellow. He's gone mad.
And as for Moshe, he wept.....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_(book)
Susanna,
ReplyDeleteI had not heard of Wiesel, thanks for the sad yet relevant story from the past. Unfortunately I fear this may be our not too distant future. As even now many of us are warning of the hijacked trains, and the internment camps of our day, yet like Wiesel we get the same response from our current neighbors. I read a quote once and now can't remember the author which said: " History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme."
Given all of the EU's latest deals, all I can think is: and he shall wax greatly to the east, and to the south.
ReplyDelete"Rob of London
ReplyDeleteLooking back what would you recommend for the USA, so that we do not end up in a society watched every minute, on camera, under the microscope daily.
Where did your society go wrong to be in such a position as london is in. Now there is reporting that camera's will be put in every home.
how do live this way.
Yvonne
5:07 PM"
I didn't know about cameras being put in every home but if that is the case, I am leaving the UK and will probably head for Asia or somewhere. They won't get away with that just yet though, but a little more conditioning down the line and they will.
In my opinion, there are many major answers where we went wrong.
There is the infiltration of the Illuminati, most prominently by Amschel Rothschild, who bankrupted England at the end of the Battle of Waterloo, and as a result took charge of the Bank of England and her Finances in general. Our Great Prime-minister Benjamin Disraeli warned several times about the real power behind the Throne and Govenment of the Crown and named that hidden hand as the Rothschild Family et al.
There has been a deliberate 'dumbing down' in education which has gathered speed since 1911. The quantity of knowledge has increased but the quality of it has diminished, especially at university graduate level!
The deliberate destruction of discipline in schools enforced by the PC brigade; the closure of churches, the forbidding of Christian assembly in Schools with prayer and song and communal worship before lessons has gone so as to be 'respectful' to other cultures. The teaching of evolutionary nonsense everywhere, the 'do as thou wilt' Satanic philosophy pervading society under the guise of an individual's democratic right, regardless of morals and moral and emotional consequences. The attack on the family, financially, socially, legally, educationally, and through the media.
In some senses, it seems as if people have forgotten the real and precious value of humanity wildly thinking in morality, not domesticated and asleep, unthinking and engaging in immorality. Unfortunately, the latter has taken over. Then there is the so called, 'well, if you've nothing to hide...' rubbish people come out with. What ever happened to personal privacy, and innocent until proven guilty?
People here still think that Orwell's 1984 is something that may happen in the future if we're not too careful. They don't realise that it has already happened, and is happening now, and in the US too! A mix 1984; Brave New World; and, A Clockwork Orange.
And, as we rightly suspect, it'll get worse, culminating in a false peace and the worship of the Antichrist, until our Lord Jesus Christ comes back and puts an end to all of this evil.
May God bless and protect all of us, peace be with you all,
Rob in London.
To Anonymous 12:12
ReplyDeleteI do believe, in fairness, that Anonymous 11:20 was speaking facetiously.
Constance
Dear JD
ReplyDeleteThanks MUCH for the Interfax article. I have made it the subject of a separate blog posting.
Constance
What a beautiful group we have here:
ReplyDeleteRob from LONDON
Yvonne from MOSCOW
We have people aboard from New Zealand, Germany many places.
Constance
To Rob in London:
ReplyDeleteNo, although I am the 2:43 PM anonymous poster - I am NOT the 11:20 AM anonymous poster whom you were addressing before I jumped all over you.
Thank you for your clarification. I went back up and read ALL of the previous posts - so your earlier attempt at sarcasm (toward that 11:20 poster) now makes more sense and is much clearer to me.
As for me . . .
I did NOT mean the "royal we" - but rather "we Americans" (only because you live in London, England).
So, now we're both straight!!!
PEACE?
--V
JD,
ReplyDeleteRe: I read a quote once and now can't remember the author which said: " History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme."
The author was Mark Twain.
Susanna,
ReplyDeleteThanks, I knew I had read the quote but couldn't remember from whom. One of the unfortunate side effects of reading as much as I do.