APRIL 4, 2009
ONE STEP CLOSER TO A ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT
OBAMA IS ON THE VERGE OF SIGNING ON TO A ONE WORLD FINANCIAL INSTITUTION CONTROLLED BY EUROPEAN SOCIALISTS.
Pretty soon we will all be on the same monetary system and mark my word we will need the mark of the beast (as said in the Bible) to participate in financial dealings. This mark could be a one world credit card, a implant in our body or what ever the Liberal Socialists require to do business.
Israel is going to be forced to eliminate the nuclear threat that Iran is finalizing their ability to launch a nuclear weapon upon Israel who they have vowed to exterminate. One step closer to the fulfillment of end of times prophesy.
The bear from the north will be on the side of Iran but Obama will never stand up against them on the nuclear issues. Obama believes he can convince them with his eloquence and his charisma as the Messiah to see it his way.
The Congressional Liberal Socialist Budget is going to be passed taking us down the road to a bankrupt America with run away inflation. The President is now dictating who runs big business in America by telling company’s to fire CEO’s. Is this what our founding fathers intended? You bet they did not believe in big government running all aspects of our lives.
The voters have been deceived to voting for anyone who promises to take care of all their needs from cradle to grave. What sheep some people are and duped by such promises.
Will you receive the mark of the beast? Who can stand in the way of these Liberal Socialist who want so desperately to make the USA into a European Socialist state?
Elections do truly have consequences.
GOD WORD IN THE BIBLE IS COMING TRUE EACH DAY AND WE ARE APPROACHING THE END OF TIMES.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
REPRINT OF RONAL KESSLER ARTICLE
APRIL 4, 2009
THIS IS A GOOD ARTICLE THAT HOLDS A LOT OF TRUTH
Sen. DeMint: Obama Budget Claims Are Charade
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 9:31 AM
By: Ronald Kessler -
Ronald Kessler is chief Washington correspondent of Newsmax.com.
President Obama’s claims about his proposed budget are so out of touch with reality that they are Orwellian, Sen. Jim DeMint, the chairman of the Senate Steering Committee, tells Newsmax.
“When I read George Orwell’s novel ‘1984,’ I would almost smile because I would think that could never happen,” DeMint says, referring to the power of the state to subsume the truth. “But he [Obama] really is saying one thing and meaning the complete opposite. He is presenting a complete redefinition of words and ideas.”
DeMint cites Obama’s claim at his most recent news conference that his budget moves America “from an era of borrow and spend” to “save and invest.” At the same time, Obama defended adding another $9.3 trillion to the national debt, doubling the amount in six years and nearly tripling the debt in 10 years, according to figures from the Congressional Budget Office.
DeMint also cites Obama’s repeated attempts to excuse his deficit spending plans by saying he inherited a $1.3 trillion deficit from the Republicans. Yet when Obama took office, the deficit was $569 billion. He wants to increase that by another $1.276 trillion this year alone.
“He’s calling what he’s doing this year the Bush deficit,” DeMint observes. “Every bill that President Bush signed his last two years in office was a Democrat bill. They’ve run this place for over two years. And Obama supported all of the spending and the debt. And so for him to keep talking about this inherited thing — somebody ought to charge him an inheritance tax.”
Obama’s budget “fundamentally changes what it means to be America, what makes us unique and prosperous, what’s worked over the years,” DeMint says. “Because it moves from a private-sector focus, a free-market focus, an individual decision-making focus, to one that’s very government-centric in almost every category.”
The budget creates “an unsustainable debt,” DeMint says. “We were already at a point where we weren’t sure we could service the interest on our national debt, particularly if there’s some increase in interest rates. By the time he gets through his plan, we’ll be spending more on interest than we do on our military.”
The only cuts are in military and defense spending, DeMint says, sending a signal to the world that we are vulnerable. “As other countries look and see the U.S. as less committed to defend its interest around the world, I don’t think you can see other countries entrusting their future to us.”
DeMint believes that Obama and his people do not appreciate capitalism.
“I think we’ve got hardly anyone in the administration today who’s ever been in the private sector in any significant way. So they have not seen a small company start and create a job,” DeMint says. “I really do think it’s the intellectual elite here now, who don’t believe in capitalism, who are running our country.”
DeMint adds, “I’m just concerned for our country, and everything that people have worked and fought for for generations. Because this budget the president lays out fundamentally changes our country, probably in an irretrievable way.”
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THIS IS A GOOD ARTICLE THAT HOLDS A LOT OF TRUTH
Sen. DeMint: Obama Budget Claims Are Charade
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 9:31 AM
By: Ronald Kessler -
Ronald Kessler is chief Washington correspondent of Newsmax.com.
President Obama’s claims about his proposed budget are so out of touch with reality that they are Orwellian, Sen. Jim DeMint, the chairman of the Senate Steering Committee, tells Newsmax.
“When I read George Orwell’s novel ‘1984,’ I would almost smile because I would think that could never happen,” DeMint says, referring to the power of the state to subsume the truth. “But he [Obama] really is saying one thing and meaning the complete opposite. He is presenting a complete redefinition of words and ideas.”
DeMint cites Obama’s claim at his most recent news conference that his budget moves America “from an era of borrow and spend” to “save and invest.” At the same time, Obama defended adding another $9.3 trillion to the national debt, doubling the amount in six years and nearly tripling the debt in 10 years, according to figures from the Congressional Budget Office.
DeMint also cites Obama’s repeated attempts to excuse his deficit spending plans by saying he inherited a $1.3 trillion deficit from the Republicans. Yet when Obama took office, the deficit was $569 billion. He wants to increase that by another $1.276 trillion this year alone.
“He’s calling what he’s doing this year the Bush deficit,” DeMint observes. “Every bill that President Bush signed his last two years in office was a Democrat bill. They’ve run this place for over two years. And Obama supported all of the spending and the debt. And so for him to keep talking about this inherited thing — somebody ought to charge him an inheritance tax.”
Obama’s budget “fundamentally changes what it means to be America, what makes us unique and prosperous, what’s worked over the years,” DeMint says. “Because it moves from a private-sector focus, a free-market focus, an individual decision-making focus, to one that’s very government-centric in almost every category.”
The budget creates “an unsustainable debt,” DeMint says. “We were already at a point where we weren’t sure we could service the interest on our national debt, particularly if there’s some increase in interest rates. By the time he gets through his plan, we’ll be spending more on interest than we do on our military.”
The only cuts are in military and defense spending, DeMint says, sending a signal to the world that we are vulnerable. “As other countries look and see the U.S. as less committed to defend its interest around the world, I don’t think you can see other countries entrusting their future to us.”
DeMint believes that Obama and his people do not appreciate capitalism.
“I think we’ve got hardly anyone in the administration today who’s ever been in the private sector in any significant way. So they have not seen a small company start and create a job,” DeMint says. “I really do think it’s the intellectual elite here now, who don’t believe in capitalism, who are running our country.”
DeMint adds, “I’m just concerned for our country, and everything that people have worked and fought for for generations. Because this budget the president lays out fundamentally changes our country, probably in an irretrievable way.”
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