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Facing Disaster

Posted on November 6, 2010 by ehurst

Steve Quayle says we might be seeing a bank holiday next week starting on Veterans’ Day. You notice the core of the White House, along with some 200 major CEOs, will be in Mumbai during that day. Good time to … Continue reading →

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Whew! Glad That’s Over

Posted on November 4, 2010 by ehurst

Elections in the US (no doubt other places) are such a farce, their only value is in the entertainment factor. The same party won this time which won last time: Bigger Government Corporate Owned War Party. This party has two … Continue reading →

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Herding Us into Urban Death

Posted on November 2, 2010 by ehurst

A few years ago I noted my displeasure with urban living. That is not to say I hate going downtown. I’m drawn by the same thing which draws everyone else. I’ll never be so spiritual I don’t suffer temptations. But … Continue reading →

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Individual Declaration of Independence

Posted on October 31, 2010 by ehurst

I frequently note here how pointless it is to be an activist. Even if you kill off the entire global elite ruling class and all their minions and lackeys in your government, new ones will rise to take their place. … Continue reading →

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On the Latest Bomb Hoaxes

Posted on October 30, 2010 by ehurst

To distract us from the impending banking and mortgage implosion, Western governments have served up a new bogus threat so the news media will have something to scream about. It was reported some improvised devices, modified toner cartridges and such, … Continue reading →

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Controlled Opposition

Posted on October 29, 2010 by ehurst

It’s an established label: “controlled opposition.” While not exactly the old Hegelian Dialectic, it is equally sinister. How can you tell when one of your favorite sources of news and commentary is actually a fake? How do you know when … Continue reading →

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Tension Rising

Posted on October 26, 2010 by ehurst

So we now have financial outfits suing the banks to take back those fraudulent mortgage investments. And government offices on several levels are investigating them for fraud and dodging taxes. And MERS could be shut down and bankrupt any day … Continue reading →

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One Nation Under Satan

Posted on October 23, 2010 by ehurst

By no means have my convictions regarding torture changed: Torture is inherently Satanic. When any nation allows anyone in their service to torture, the entire nation comes under the control demonic forces, and justly merits God’s wrath. Just in case … Continue reading →

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Why Copyright Is Unjust Before God

Posted on October 22, 2010 by ehurst

(This is a follow-up to my post on Operation Payback.) A critical element in God’s justice is whether enforcement is inherently oppressive. There is plenty of precedent in Scripture to answer the question of whether something is oppressive. For example, … Continue reading →

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Recommended Reading: Chris Floyd

Posted on October 20, 2010 by ehurst

It is not possible, nor desirable, to find another writer who thinks exactly as I do on all things. Better I should seek those who write about stuff I need to read, whose work draws and calls to me from … Continue reading →

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