Scattershooting: And a Warning
7/11/09 - 6th Day - Late Afternoon. Preparation of the Sabbath. I did a Friendslist purge this morning. If you are on my private friends email list and you don't receive an email from the list today, that means you were removed and you will have to contact me to ask to get put back on. If you are not on my private friends email list and you think you ought to be on it, or you would like to be on it, you may email me and request to be included.
You ought to read this old sermon of mine: The Doctrine of Separation
And this one: The Doctrine of Incorporation
If you prefer to listen to the sermons on audio, you can go to the Doctrines page and click on the links.
I don't usually listen to the radio or watch TV, but today on my way to Coleman to get some feed I was listening to the radical Papist Sean Hannity. I don't listen to these clowns to get enlightened, but sometimes you can find out what is inevitably going to happen by listening to what these people say. Today, July 11, 2008, Hannity predicted absolutely that Israel would take out Iran's nuclear sites and missile facilities by the end of the year. The reason you should heed him is because he gets his talking points from the Vatican and from the administration. Israel wouldn't consider doing it unless Bush is still in office, so expect such an attack (I'm certainly not predicting it, but I do believe that this is in the best interest of the oil companies, the statists, and the Pope of Rome, so I do expect it) before election day. The results of such an act will be gas prices that are beyond the reach of most people, and this will absolutely crush most people's long term plans for slowly separating from the world system. Just sit down for a minute and add $12 a gallon gas into your plans, and see how that works out for ya. This will likely correspond with the Republicans attempt to open up gas and oil fields in Anwar, which will bring hundreds of billions of dollars more in oil profits to the big oil companies and their governmental patrons. The fact that it might ignite a regional or global war should not be ignored. All that aside, I am neither an alarmist or a "doomsayer". I personally will welcome higher oil prices, even if it hurts me personally. Either way, if Hannity's "prediction" comes true or not, I and my family will be radically weaning ourselves from these expensive and crippling fuels.
That is all,
Michael
You ought to read this old sermon of mine: The Doctrine of Separation
And this one: The Doctrine of Incorporation
If you prefer to listen to the sermons on audio, you can go to the Doctrines page and click on the links.
I don't usually listen to the radio or watch TV, but today on my way to Coleman to get some feed I was listening to the radical Papist Sean Hannity. I don't listen to these clowns to get enlightened, but sometimes you can find out what is inevitably going to happen by listening to what these people say. Today, July 11, 2008, Hannity predicted absolutely that Israel would take out Iran's nuclear sites and missile facilities by the end of the year. The reason you should heed him is because he gets his talking points from the Vatican and from the administration. Israel wouldn't consider doing it unless Bush is still in office, so expect such an attack (I'm certainly not predicting it, but I do believe that this is in the best interest of the oil companies, the statists, and the Pope of Rome, so I do expect it) before election day. The results of such an act will be gas prices that are beyond the reach of most people, and this will absolutely crush most people's long term plans for slowly separating from the world system. Just sit down for a minute and add $12 a gallon gas into your plans, and see how that works out for ya. This will likely correspond with the Republicans attempt to open up gas and oil fields in Anwar, which will bring hundreds of billions of dollars more in oil profits to the big oil companies and their governmental patrons. The fact that it might ignite a regional or global war should not be ignored. All that aside, I am neither an alarmist or a "doomsayer". I personally will welcome higher oil prices, even if it hurts me personally. Either way, if Hannity's "prediction" comes true or not, I and my family will be radically weaning ourselves from these expensive and crippling fuels.
That is all,
Michael
posted by Michael Bunker at 7/11/2008 01:35:00 PM
6 Comments:
Why do you welcome higher oil prices? Is it for the quick and painful nudge it may give to those who wish to leave the cities? Sonya
Sonya,
Quick, easy, and cheap fuel has been the lifeblood of the industrial economy, and is the impetus behind its growth (despite its foundation on immoral and illogical economic principles). Cheap gas is the nitrou oxide (laughing gas) used to anesthetize the people as they slide into the pit. Wordliness, laziness, sloth, covetousness and greed are all multiplied on the foundation of cheap and easy fuels. I not only welcome higher oil prices, I pray for them. For me, it is resisting the devil that he might flee from me. Sure, I pray that maybe the people will get the message and that there might be a longer window so that so more people can "come out" before things get too bad, but I have been shouting this warning for so long, I don't think much more time will matter.
Michael
I am not understanding how Isreal bombing Iran specifically helps the Vatican. Can you explain? Why do you think Hannity is getting info directly from the
Vatican?
Michael,
Both of the links in your blog appear to lead to the sermon on Incorporation.
Daniel
Anonymous,
An in depth study of the history of the Roman Catholic Church is in order. I also recommend Eric Phelps book "Vatican Assassins" and my book "Swarms of Locusts". Don't know about VA, but Swarms can be purchased at Amazon.com. I think there are some used ones available there too.
Hannity is one of several prominent Right-wing Papists on the radio, including Pat Buchanan, Alan Keyes, and the Jesuit trained and educated G. Gordon Liddy.
Daniel,
Thanks for the catch. It should be working properly now.
Michael
The amount of Papists in our government and media is amazing. Even the two most recent media related deaths(Russert and Snow)were both Jesuit/Catholic.
I too catch Hannity/O'Reilly from time to time if I'm out and about in the car, but missed his comment you refer to Michael. It's mostly boring repetitive propogandist crap, but, like you say, every once in awhile....
Bill
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