| John Adams Quote Banks have done more injury to the religion, morality, tranquility, prosperity, and even wealth of the nation than they can have done or ever will do good. | |
| The first public act of Jesus' ministry was the miracle of changing water to wine. The second public act of Jesus was a miracle too; He dislodged the moneychangers from religion (temple). Watch Him in do it! Now do you see what we are up against and what we will probably have to do to remove today's moneychangers from controlling our world? Watch Iceland lead the way. | |
Saturday, January 31, 2009
John Adams on the Bailout
Regulating Nano Silver as a "Pesticide"
Deadline for Public Comments: Extended to March 20, 2009
pandemic threats are reduced through safe, natural home remedies; silver solutions have been used for centuries by knowledgeable individuals. At the same time, pharmaceutical and medical control and profits are reduced. ask everyone to join us in telling the EPA to leave nano silver alone Learn More |
Friday, January 30, 2009
"Right to Revolution" in NH Constitution Article 10
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Thursday, January 29, 2009
Iceland Revolution Succeeding
New lessons from Iceland are bursting forth every day. Those people in Reykjavik really showed us how to throw out a criminal regime, and all across Europe-- France, Britain, Spain, Portugal, Greece (plus so many more) Are WE the next to fall? Remember my Rule No. 1 BANKRUPT REGIMES FALL! This Rule is absolute in all recorded history-- there are NO EXCEPTIONS.
'We have to wake up the government that seems to be fast asleep,' said Audur Ketlisdottir, while pounding a pot |
First Criminal Government Brought Down By Riots
Like a swarm of locusts the bankers came-- and they ate everything. Last Thursday, Prime Minister Geir Haarde confidently announced that his government was "fully functional" and his ruling coalition intact. A sure sign of trouble-- whenever politicians or banksters tell us things like that, WATCH OUT. Well, Haarde's car got pelted by eggs and cans Thursday night in the latest of Iceland's steady stream of riots, and the courageous PM quickly rethought his position. On Friday, Haarde said he would quit More than 6,000 demonstrators stood outside Iceland's parliament on Saturday, dismissing the Prime Minister's promise to resign and demanding that the Haarde government step down immediately. "How is it possible to sit at home and not protest against the complete misuse of power we have had to suffer as a nation? |
