THE GATHERING STORM: UNDERSTANDING PROPHECY IN CRITICAL TIMES
Mal Couch, General Editor various authors
The first chapter is: "GLOBALISM AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER"
Therein Kerby Anderson outlines well the sweep and goals of THE NEW WORLD ORDER.
He notes most chillingly how three institutions are under [Qx: WHOLESALE RUTHLESS] attack by the NWO (pp15-25):
1. THE FAMILY
2. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
3. NATIONAL GOVERNMENT--NATIONS--SOVEREIGN NATIONHOOD (p22)
Because each of these institutions are in the way, blocking the NWO.
He cites: Ashley Montagu (p22) "speaking to a group of educators declared that, 'The American family structure produces mentally ill children.'6 From his perspective, the traditional family that teaches things as loyalty to God and to country is not producing children mentally fit for the global world of the twenty-first century.
(p23) "Not only do globalists oppose the traditional family, [Shrillery's push for younger and younger compulsary kindgergarten should leap immediately to mind--Qx] but they also believe that the Christian church and a sense of national identity are contrary to their vision."
"Globalists feel that the Christian church threatens their global program because of its belief in the authority of the Bible. Most other religious systems (as well as liberal Christianity) pose little threat. But Christians who believe in God, in sin, in salvation through faith in Jesus Christ alone, stand in the way of the globalist vision for a one-world government and a one world religion."
"Paul Brandwein even went so far as to say that, 'Any child who believes in God is mentally ill.'7 Belief in a personal God to which we owe allegiance and obedience cannot remain if globalists are to achieve their ultimate vision. (p23)
"National governments also threaten globalism. If the goal is to unite all peoples under one international banner [predicted in several places in the New Testament--Qx], any nationalism or patriotism blocks the progress of that vision. Globalist and architect Buckminister Fuller once said that, "Nationalism is the blood clot in the world's circulatory system.'8 (p23)
"Dr Pierce of Harvard University speaking to educators in Denver, Colorado, said, 'Every child in America who enters schools at the age of five is mentally ill, because he comes to school with allediance toward our elected officials, toward our founding fathers, toward our institutions, toward the preservation of this form of government.'9 Their solution, therefore, is to purge these nationalistic beliefs from school children so they will come to embrace the goals of globalism." (p24)
"All over the country programs on Global Education, Global History, and Global Citizenship are springing up. Children are being indoctrinated into a global way of thinking. Frequently these programs masquerade as drug awareness programs, civics programs or environmnetal programs. But their goal is just the same: to break down a child's allediance to family, church and country, and to replace this allegiance with the globalists' vision for a one-world government, a wone-world economic system, and a one-world religion. These then are the three institutions the globalists believe must be modified or destroyed if they are to achieve their globalist vision. . . ."
GOD HAVE MERCY ON US AND GIVE US WISDOM, COURAGE, DILIGENCE AND PROTECTION IN THE COMING MONTHS AND YEARS of THE GATHERING STORM.
Please get the book and read it. At least copy and paste the above and email it to all who might be moved by it.
CERTAINLY PRAY AND WORK FOR YOUR COUNTRY, FR, THE ROBINSONS, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR GOD as never before.
Does President Bush have serious health problems? Perhaps a brain tumor, mini-stroke, or other unknown (or known) illness?
It wouldn’t be the first time debilitating medical problems of a sitting President have been hidden from the public. Just askin’.
(Excerpted, my paragraphs)
To: silverleaf
As far as the Bush-bashing goes, it may be getting a little out of hand, but Bush has brought this on himself. It’s not just the questionable judgment with the immigration bill or allowing the hanging of people out to dry (Libby, Border Patrol, US Marines).
I think what has driven many over the edge is the apparent complete contempt with which he now holds the very people who put him in office.
Not only does he ignore the wave of protest from conservatives regarding the amnesty bill, but he derides us in public, saying we don’t want to do what’s right for America and calling Minutemen and their supporters “vigilantes”, all the while cozying up to the very people we put him in office to counter.
That’s a betrayal of the first order. In the same way that a general shouldn’t insult his boss in public, an elected official has no business insulting his boss in public.
Bush’s boss is the portion of the electorate that put him in office.
120 posted on 06/15/2007 4:36:41 PM MDT by fr_freak http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1850848/posts