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~ Beloved, Post Each Video In It's Own Thread And I Will Be Glad To Review It And To Release It If Appropriate You Had Over Five Hours Of Video Bunched Up In One Post And Besides Being Very Sick At Times, This Is Way Too Much For Me To Review All At Once With Both My Wife And I Going To The Doctors As They Fight To Keep Us Smiling And With My Duties To Keep Her Feed And To Enjoy The Time We Have Left And To Clean Some And With My Other Duties At Worthy And A Strong Desire To Be Part Of This Community And To Read And Enjoy Worthy And To Contribute But Still The Videos I Did Watch Are Wonderful So I Hope You Can Make The Time And Give This Resource To Your Family At Worthy ~ Be Blessed Beloved Of The KING Love, Your Brother Joe God bless you and your wife Fresno Joe. He is a rewarder of those that diligently seek Him.

Amen!

Where does it say that?

It already tells you how it is inspired II Tim. 3:16 and II Pet. 1:21 Amen!

Is this something that should be supported?

Is Catholicism a cult?

Hamas doesn't believe the Word then when it says in Num 24:9- "Like a lion they crouch and lie down, like a lioness--who dares to rouse them? "May those who bless you be blessed and those who curse you be cursed!" Take Hamas for example

It is if God is the King. No mere man can be king in a theocracy. Ancient Israel was originally set up to be a theocracy. Yes, that's right. I've come to a conclusion that ALL systems that man sets up are in vain. Whether it be Anarchy, Primitive Communism, Feudalism, Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Totalitarianism, Republican, Democrat, Libertarianism. . . They will all fail because of pride, greed, arrogance, selfishness, envy, jealousy and such. These things are the reasons that all of these systems will and do ultimately fail. Inevitably, they will all fail because they are built on the systems of man and not God.

A Theocracy with a king is NOT a Theocracy.

I agree. God told the Hebrews to purge evil from among them. I do not believe in a Democracy or a Republic so much as a Theocracy. I believe man laws and ways, if not built on the word of God, are in vain. God will judge the nations. If a nation believes homosexuality is an abomination or a crime, why would Rick Warren request and promote tolerance of such things?

I said the 'stock market'; you need to read more carefully because I did NOT say I believe that supply and demand are driving prices. Why, pray tell, does the Fed want to deliberately crash the dollar? Isn't that kind of counterproductive? You said supply/demand was driving up oil prices. No it isn't counter productive. Because they control the economies of Canada and Mexico. They will crash the dollar and save it. They will propose a solution of an Amero, yes, like the Euro (which, yes, they also control). This is the progression of a world economy controlled entirely by one entity. Ahhhh, the ultimate conspiracy. Uh huh..... No, I know. Oil is up double because speculators all of a sudden out of no where in 3 years (which there is no base for accuracy) are guessing there is half the supply. Talk about a conspiracy. Hey global warming is real and terrorists really took 6 planes 2 hours off radar and our military didn't know (even though all planes are tracked on radar) and couldn't do anything about it. It's true (they said so). I'm American, they said it so it's true.

I said the 'stock market'; you need to read more carefully because I did NOT say I believe that supply and demand are driving prices. Why, pray tell, does the Fed want to deliberately crash the dollar? Isn't that kind of counterproductive? You said supply/demand was driving up oil prices. No it isn't counter productive. Because they control the economies of Canada and Mexico. They will crash the dollar and save it. They will propose a solution of an Amero, yes, like the Euro (which, yes, they also control). This is the progression of a world economy controlled entirely by one entity. From Post #32...........This is what I said: "Those conditions would be supply and demand and runaway speculation" The Amero is an urban legend which has been debunked over and over again, btw. So....the Fed controls the economies of Mexico, Canada (do these countries know about this?) and the European Union (has anyone broken this to the Europeans?) So who is the one entity? And if you say the Bildeburgers I will SCREAM! I'd like for you to post facts to back up your claims about the Federal Reserve, please. As you know, when you post, people are likely to expect sources to back it up; so far all you've posted is myth and opinion. LOL! the Amero's a myth (you tube vicente Fox, Mexico's president) it's not a secret to him. Yeah I suppose that superhighway being built in your state is a myth to. The Europeans know, how do you think one currency rules Europe? It appears as you don't. Now you can say you do. It's the same bankers not the same name they tricked you to where you don't know. See how easy it is for them. I can back it up (I can't reference you tube). In fact, you tube Lou Dobbs and the Amero and the creature of Jekyll Island.

I said the 'stock market'; you need to read more carefully because I did NOT say I believe that supply and demand are driving prices. Why, pray tell, does the Fed want to deliberately crash the dollar? Isn't that kind of counterproductive? You said supply/demand was driving up oil prices. No it isn't counter productive. Because they control the economies of Canada and Mexico. They will crash the dollar and save it. They will propose a solution of an Amero, yes, like the Euro (which, yes, they also control). This is the progression of a world economy controlled entirely by one entity.

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study. Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. The Federal Reserve bankers control almost ALL markets on Earth. Besides oil is speculative. There are no international laws allowing any speculater access to any and all oil fields. It is all speculative and questionable. And yes those who control the money control everything. The land is theirs as collateral on our secured debt that we cannot repay. The government owns our land and the Federal Reserve owns them. The government does NOT own the citizens' land, FPG; why you say these things is beyond me. Once again, speculators operate through the stock exchanges around the world and, no, they don't have access to the oil fields. I don't understand what you mean by 'it's all speculative and questionable', btw. Here's a link explaining the operation of the Federal Reserve....it's really not a giant conspiracy; it's a system of banks and does NOT own the government. The Federal Reserve sets monetary policy, to keep the economy growing and control inflation; overall, they have done a pretty good job over the years. https://www.quickenloans.com/mortgage-news/...al-reserve-4933 The borrower is a slave to the lender. The Federal Reserve causes inflation with its artificial rates cuts. The market itself should determine the true value of rates. This should not be done artificially to manipulate. No loan is unsecured. What is our collateral if not our land and assets? It's all speculative and questionable means that speculators are guessing. Speculation is not why the price of oil and other commodities have doubled within the past 10 years. The stock market should determine the lending rates? What would you like; that no one be in charge of driving the economy? Yeah, that's a good idea. I give up, FPG. That's right. It's called a free market. Where savings and production matter. Not borrowing and consuming. When supply/demand truly dictates pricing (like you think it exclusively does now but doesn't because the market is manipulated). With little room for bubbles and manipulation at the hands of a few uber elites. "We the people" should determine true value as a whole where pricing is honest. The Fed has cut rates 7 times in the last 9 months. They use to do it once or twice a decade. This is ridiculous and a blantant attempt to crash the dollar. It is over inflating our economy and will cause it to crash.

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study. Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. The Federal Reserve bankers control almost ALL markets on Earth. Besides oil is speculative. There are no international laws allowing any speculater access to any and all oil fields. It is all speculative and questionable. And yes those who control the money control everything. The land is theirs as collateral on our secured debt that we cannot repay. The government owns our land and the Federal Reserve owns them. The government does NOT own the citizens' land, FPG; why you say these things is beyond me. Once again, speculators operate through the stock exchanges around the world and, no, they don't have access to the oil fields. I don't understand what you mean by 'it's all speculative and questionable', btw. Here's a link explaining the operation of the Federal Reserve....it's really not a giant conspiracy; it's a system of banks and does NOT own the government. The Federal Reserve sets monetary policy, to keep the economy growing and control inflation; overall, they have done a pretty good job over the years. https://www.quickenloans.com/mortgage-news/...al-reserve-4933 The borrower is a slave to the lender. The Federal Reserve causes inflation with its artificial rates cuts. The market itself should determine the true value of rates. This should not be done artificially to manipulate. No loan is unsecured. What is our collateral if not our land and assets? It's all speculative and questionable means that speculators are guessing. Speculation is not why the price of oil and other commodities have doubled within the past 10 years.

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study. Now THAT is worth looking into but, as I keep telling FPG, the Federal Reserve still doesn't control the oil market....it's global and, as such, is influenced by a myriad of different things and different countries. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that Big Oil is represented heavily on the Federal Reserve board though. The Federal Reserve bankers control almost ALL markets on Earth. Besides oil is speculative. There are no international laws allowing any speculater access to any and all oil fields. It is all speculative and questionable. And yes those who control the money control everything. The land is theirs as collateral on our secured debt that we cannot repay. The government owns our land and the Federal Reserve owns them.

FPG, I'll try one more time. The Federal Reserve does NOT control the oil market...which is global. Refineries have NOTHING to do with the price of crude oil...which has to be bought THEN refined; their influence would show up in the price of gasoline. Yes, rate cuts can cause inflation but don't always. Speculators bet on the prices rising after they buy up large amounts of crude oil, hoping to make huge profits. Once again, you're going off on something else about the Federal Reserve (which you seem to blame for everything); well they don't control the oil producers or the speculators. Sheesh! Hummmm, you make a good point....... but do the oil people also own and control the Federal Reserve???? that would make an interesting study. Yes they do.

Rate cuts cause inflation. Speculation chages with the wind. The supply is fixed because of refineries (they are fixed). Speculators can be bought. Besides no one knows the true supply of oil, it's speculative. Those who control our economy (Federal Reserve bankers) also control the oil and its supply.

You seem to be arguing something besides the topic, FPG. Roosevelt abandoned the gold standard in 1933 (see article). I'm not talking about the Federal Reserve or the Amero; I'm talking about the current state of oil prices and the contributing factors. This other stuff is off topic. Maybe you could start another thread about those issues? This is the relevant paragraph from the article: "Unlike Hoover, Roosevelt took strong steps immediately to battle the depression and stimulate the U.S. economy. When he assumed office in 1933, a banking crisis was in progress. More than 5,000 banks had failed, and many governors had curtailed banking operations. Roosevelt closed the banks, and Congress passed an Emergency Banking Act, which saved banks in sounder financial shape. After the "bank holiday," people gradually regained confidence in banks. The United States also abandoned the gold standard and put more money into circulation." The rest is here: http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_174150...es_history.html I'm explaining why oil prices are high. Our problem is a central banking system started in 1913 and no standard entirely. I'm afraid I have to say ; you're off on another subject. If our banking system didn't work, we couldn't have built the largest economy in the history of man. You've got to get off that one topic and look at global happenings in relation to oil prices. Are you the topic police? Our economy has economically enslaved all of America (it's true and I'm sorry). This is the reason for high prices, oil and everything else. Which is on topic mrs. officer, ma'am.

You seem to be arguing something besides the topic, FPG. Roosevelt abandoned the gold standard in 1933 (see article). I'm not talking about the Federal Reserve or the Amero; I'm talking about the current state of oil prices and the contributing factors. This other stuff is off topic. Maybe you could start another thread about those issues? This is the relevant paragraph from the article: "Unlike Hoover, Roosevelt took strong steps immediately to battle the depression and stimulate the U.S. economy. When he assumed office in 1933, a banking crisis was in progress. More than 5,000 banks had failed, and many governors had curtailed banking operations. Roosevelt closed the banks, and Congress passed an Emergency Banking Act, which saved banks in sounder financial shape. After the

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One reason is because all goods are delivered by trucks and planes that run on fuel. Then when they take a good chunk of our food supply to make fuel, it doesn't help. Oil prices are high because of inflation (rate cuts by the Fed. res.) more than supply (which is speculative). The supply is nothing but a speculation. Our over inflated housing market gives testimony to rate cuts not oil prices. Our economy is indebt and infated. It is a bubble and about to be popped. It has been infalted on purpose. http://money.cnn.com/2008/06/11/news/econo...sion=2008061113 http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/fed/ Oil prices have little to do with the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates; oil is a commodity and is held and traded as such. Even OPEC is saying that the current prices can't be supported by supply and demand either. See link .... Uh....what does 'infalted' mean? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080613/ap_on_bi_ge/oil_prices Oil prices are rising because OF the cutting of interest rates. Just like gold even the stock market. As well as rising prices it can also be said that your dollar is really just becoming worth less (inflation). Cutting interest rates makes money cheaper to borrow, basically. What does this have to do with rising oil prices? Oil is a commodity; people aren't borrowing to buy it (hopefully!) Oil prices are rising because of runaway speculation in the world market. What does 'infalted' mean??? When money is easier to borrow there becomes more NEW money. Which has No true value. The cause of creating more money has an effect of a dollar that becomes worth less. Thus increasing the prices of true value (inflation). Inflation is rising prices. It is caused by the issuance of more money being created. This would not occur in a sound money system (gold standard) as opposed to a highjacked one (federal reserve fiat). Oh, come on, we all know that the Depression was caused (in part) by our economy being chained to the gold standard. We haven't adhered to that in the U.S. since FDR took office over 70 years ago! And our economy grew exponentially once we got away from it. You're correct about printing new money being one cause of inflation; never a good idea, but that is NOT what is causing oil prices to rise so rapidly....it's a world market and the speculators are global, not just here. The U.S. dollar's weakening does affect oil prices somewhat, this is true, but you can't hold our government responsible for regulating a globally held commodity; they just can't do it. I believe that some in our government are involved in the speculation that is driving prices up, I really do, but there are many other factors as well. The old 'supply and demand' argument just can't account for oil tripling in price in 8 years though. A third grader should be able to figure out that usage in developing countries has only increased about 15% in that time. Simple deduction tells me that the price of oil is being manipulated. The answer to the problem is to throw a wrench into the works. The opening of new oil deposits would seriously dampen the speculator's ability to run prices up. The market, here and abroad, reacts hysterically to everything, good and bad. That is wrong! The Federal Reserve took control in 1913 (1929 was the Great Deppression). It is unconstitutional for our government to issue a currency that is not backed by silver or gold. Article 1 section 8. http://theeagleseyeandtalon.blogspot.com/2...goldsilver.html Our present currency(fiat) is allowed to these private people (Federal Reserve). In 1913 we the people had our economy hijacked and are now economic slaves to them. I agree that manipulation is occuring concerning oil. But the root of the problem is much bigger than oil and gas prices. Even though, rate cuts and inflation is the reason for inflation and our coming economic collapse. Designed to introduce the amero. http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/kirby062806.html

One reason is because all goods are delivered by trucks and planes that run on fuel. Then when they take a good chunk of our food supply to make fuel, it doesn't help. Oil prices are high because of inflation (rate cuts by the Fed. res.) more than supply (which is speculative). The supply is nothing but a speculation. Our over inflated housing market gives testimony to rate cuts not oil prices. Our economy is indebt and infated. It is a bubble and about to be popped. It has been infalted on purpose. http://money.cnn.com/2008/06/11/news/econo...sion=2008061113 http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/fed/ Oil prices have little to do with the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates; oil is a commodity and is held and traded as such. Even OPEC is saying that the current prices can't be supported by supply and demand either. See link .... Uh....what does 'infalted' mean? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080613/ap_on_bi_ge/oil_prices Oil prices are rising because OF the cutting of interest rates. Just like gold even the stock market. As well as rising prices it can also be said that your dollar is really just becoming worth less (inflation). Cutting interest rates makes money cheaper to borrow, basically. What does this have to do with rising oil prices? Oil is a commodity; people aren't borrowing to buy it (hopefully!) Oil prices are rising because of runaway speculation in the world market. What does 'infalted' mean??? When money is easier to borrow there becomes more NEW money. Which has No true value. The cause of creating more money has an effect of a dollar that becomes worth less. Thus increasing the prices of true value (inflation). Inflation is rising prices. It is caused by the issuance of more money being created. This would not occur in a sound money system (gold standard) as opposed to a highjacked one (federal reserve fiat).

One reason is because all goods are delivered by trucks and planes that run on fuel. Then when they take a good chunk of our food supply to make fuel, it doesn't help. Oil prices are high because of inflation (rate cuts by the Fed. res.) more than supply (which is speculative). The supply is nothing but a speculation. Our over inflated housing market gives testimony to rate cuts not oil prices. Our economy is indebt and infated. It is a bubble and about to be popped. It has been infalted on purpose. http://money.cnn.com/2008/06/11/news/econo...sion=2008061113 http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/fed/ Oil prices have little to do with the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates; oil is a commodity and is held and traded as such. Even OPEC is saying that the current prices can't be supported by supply and demand either. See link .... Uh....what does 'infalted' mean? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080613/ap_on_bi_ge/oil_prices Oil prices are rising because OF the cutting of interest rates. Just like gold even the stock market. As well as rising prices it can also be said that your dollar is really just becoming worth less (inflation).

One reason is because all goods are delivered by trucks and planes that run on fuel. Then when they take a good chunk of our food supply to make fuel, it doesn't help. Oil prices are high because of inflation (rate cuts by the Fed. res.) more than supply (which is speculative). The supply is nothing but a speculation. Our over inflated housing market gives testimony to rate cuts not oil prices. Our economy is indebt and infated. It is a bubble and about to be popped. It has been infalted on purpose. http://money.cnn.com/2008/06/11/news/econo...sion=2008061113 http://money.cnn.com/news/specials/fed/