April 30, 2011 journal, America is in rapid economic descent and it is spiritual more than being economic but the American people are not even aware of the Antichrist power over us. Who sits in the seat of the beast? A dual illegitimate scavenger people rule America.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hudson_(economist)
How could America expect to be blessed of God when they have aborted 100 million living babies to the last 40 years? All this is a bloody product of foreign-owned banks.
All Things are being made in China and we donot really owe China anything because they shipped us junk. I tried to pick up a new comb I purchased and it was so sharp it stuck up under my fingernail like a knife blade painfully it was so thin. The plastic was so thin. Let America default because all that money via Wal-Mart should have gone to the Chinese people but instead it went to the Chinese government to increase their power & wealth to buy the world. Just zero everything out, square everything off and start over.
Zombie America should awaken and expel the Zionists Federal Reserve Bank debt.
In my painting on the rising blood level of the Pentagon/U.S. Capitol I am showing the number of war dead over the last 200 years and many more starved to death as a result.
Iraq 1 million plus-Afghanistan 250,000 +-Korea 50,000. Vietnam-60,000. The uncivil war 672,000 two-thirds where Union soldiers fresh Irish emigrants. The Revolutionary war 25,000. The United States since its beginning has been involved in fighting 70 wars. It is not about freedom at all, it is all about Wall Street and the bloody banking system.
War on human life illegal abortion usurped by the reptilian Supreme Court 100 million.
Fluoride chlorine and insecticides potential casualties 300 million here in America alone.
World War 1 130,000 Americans, World War II 60 million yet we hear about 6 m.
Chart gives war dead by country http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_casualties
A separate category list victim's of Holocaust which comes to nearly 6 million but some say this figure is greatly exaggerated. I am not sure but it does not give all nationalities
that died in this so-called Holocaust. The entire second world war was the Holocaust.
Hitler killed everybody that got into his way like the old people, the young, the illiterate, the crippled, Gypsy's and gays. Hitler was following what the Khazar Russian converts to Judaism did in 1917 to the Russian people installing communism and killing 100 million Christians which was even then bought and paid for by the Rothschild Bank Corp.....
There is no such thing as Judaism in the Bible and are even the name "Jew" because there was no J in any language in the world prior to the 17th century, if your Bible uses these J words they have been added and are not original, they came in with the Russian Khazars.
They are talking about shutting the government down and that would be an excellent idea until the war lords are out of the country and corporate America is bankrupt especially in the area of defense spending. We do not need the remote predator drones killing people.
The direct media is informing the people without propaganda from a biased Zionist media The Zionist all have a stake in the corporations, in fact they own the corporations through Wall Street and the peoples Federal Reserve is a private personal bank for corporations.
http://www.warwithoutend.co.uk/middle-east-and-asia/2008/03/23/the-edomites-the-khazars.php
Apr 22, 2011 "ElBaradei suggests war crimes probe of Bush team By CHARLES J. HANLEY NEW YORK (AP) -- Former chief U.N. nuclear inspector Mohamed ElBaradei suggests in a new memoir that Bush administration officials should face international criminal investigation for the "shame of a needless war" in Iraq. Freer to speak now than he was as an international civil servant, the Nobel-winning Egyptian accuses U.S. leaders of "grotesque distortion" in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq invasion, when then-President George W. Bush and his lieutenants claimed Iraq possessed doomsday weapons despite contrary evidence collected by ElBaradei's and other arms inspectors inside the country. The Iraq war taught him that "deliberate deception was not limited to small countries ruled by ruthless dictators," ElBaradei writes in "The Age of Deception," being published Tuesday by Henry Holt and Company. The 68-year-old legal scholar, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from 1997 to 2009 and recently a rallying figure in Egypt's revolution, concludes his 321-page account of two decades of "tedious, wrenching" nuclear diplomacy with a plea for more of it, particularly in the efforts to rein in North Korean and Iranian nuclear ambitions.
"All parties must come to the negotiating table," writes ElBaradei, who won the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with the IAEA in 2005. He repeatedly chides Washington for reluctant or hardline approaches to negotiations with Tehran and Pyongyang.
He is harshest in addressing the Bush administration's 2002-2003 drive for war with Iraq, when ElBaradei and Hans Blix led teams of U.N. inspectors looking for signs Saddam Hussein's government had revived nuclear, chemical or biological weapons programs.
He tells of an October 2002 meeting he and Blix had with Secretary of State Colin Powell, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and others, at which the Americans sought to convert the U.N. mission into a "cover for what would be, in essence, a United States-directed inspection process." The U.N. officials resisted, and their teams went on to conduct some 700 inspections of scores of potential weapons sites in Iraq, finding no evidence to support the U.S. claims of weapons of mass destruction.
In his own memoir, published last November, Bush still insisted it was right to invade to remove a "homicidal dictator pursuing WMD." But the ex-president also wrote of a "sickening feeling" when no arms turned up after the invasion, and blamed an "intelligence failure" for the baseless claim, a reference to a 2002 U.S. intelligence assessment contending WMD were being built. But that assessment itself offered no concrete evidence, and Bush and his aides have never explained why the U.S. position was not changed as on-the-ground U.N. findings came in before the invasion.
ElBaradei cites examples, including the conclusion by his inspectors inside Iraq that certain aluminum tubes were designed for artillery rockets, not for uranium enrichment equipment to build nuclear bombs, as Washington asserted.
The IAEA chief reported this conclusion to the U.N. Security Council on Jan. 27, 2003, and yet on the next day Bush - in a "remarkable" response - delivered a State of the Union address in which he repeated the unfounded claim about aluminum tubes, ElBaradei notes. Similar contradictions of expert findings occurred with the claim, based on a forgery, that Iraq had sought uranium from Niger, and an Iraqi exile's fabrication that "mobile labs" were producing biological weapons. "I was aghast at what I was witnessing," ElBaradei writes of the official U.S. attitude before the March 2003 invasion, which he calls "aggression where there was no imminent threat," a war in which he accepts estimates that hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians were killed. In such a case, he suggests, the World Court should be asked to rule on whether the war was illegal. And, if so, "should not the International Criminal Court investigate whether this constitutes a `war crime' and determine who is accountable?" Formidable political and legal barriers would seem to rule out such an investigation. But ElBaradei, citing the war-crimes prosecution of Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic, sees double standards that should end. "Do we, as a community of nations, have the wisdom & courage to take corrective measures needed, to ensure that such a tragedy will never happen again?" he asks".
The United States is in the middle of a devastating long-term economic decline and it is getting really hard to deny it. Over the past year I have included literally thousands of depressing statistics in my articles about the U.S. economy. I have done this in order to make an overwhelming case that the U.S. economy is in deep decline and is dying a little bit more every single day. Until we understand exactly how bad our problems are we will never be willing to accept the solutions. The truth is that our leaders have absolutely wrecked the greatest economic machine that the world has ever seen. Most Americans just assume that we will always experience overwhelming prosperity, but that is not anywhere close to the truth. We are not guaranteed anything. Our manufacturing base has been gutted, the number of jobs is declining, more Americans are dependent on government handouts than ever before, our dollar is dying and as a nation we are absolutely drowning in debt. The economists that are trumpeting an "economic recovery" and that are declaring that the U.S. economy will soon be "better than ever" are delusional. We really are steamrolling toward a complete and total economic collapse and our leaders are doing nothing to stop it. The following are 24 more signs of economic decline in America. Hopefully you will not get too depressed as you read them.... #1 On Monday, Standard & Poor's altered its outlook on U.S. government debt from "stable" to "negative" and warned the U.S. that it could soon lose its AAA rating