The Return of the Nephilim - My Note to You about the Christian attitude toward the news

"Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help, and rely on horses, who trust in chariots because they are many, and in horsemen because they are very strong, but who do not look to the Holy One of Israel, nor seek the LORD! Yet He also is Wise and will bring disaster, and will not call back His Words, but will arise against the house of evildoers, and against the help of those who work iniquity. Now the Egyptians are men, and not God; and their horses are flesh, and not spirit. When the LORD stretches out His Hand, both he who helps will fall, and he who is helped will fall down; they all will perish together." (NKJ) Isaiah 31:1-3

My dear readers,

If I go back in time, I find that we have had a series of presidents that brought lots of trouble to us and the rest of humanity and who continue to deplete our nation's spiritual reservoir. Depletion that started way back, but we do not want to talk about indian genocide and slavery now, do we? Neither do we want to talk about the crookeries of Nixon. Let's just take the last quarter of a century.

Carter, oh Carter, with his halo and harp, he brought disgrace upon disgrace to our country. Talking Christian lingo, he turned the White House into a place full of jeans and disrespect. He betrayed governments of countries that were friendly to America, giving them away to the communists or to other tyrants who daily dreamed on the destruction of our nation, as he did with Iran and Nicaragua. (Now, I know that the Shah and Somoza were not little angels, but at least they were friends of America) "Oh, but Carter was such a good Christian!" every sappy legalist in America would say, believing the profile given by the media. Yeah, he was such a "good Christian" that for example he believes that Mormons go to Heaven and that the Pope is awesome. (I don't believe in good Christians. It's like being pregnant: you are or you are not, but there is not such thing as a good or bad pregnant. It si an unqualificably state of being) Now, I don't care what Mr. Carter has said in campaigns, retreats and Sunday School. By what he constantly did, and does, is by what I know him. It is the people that he ultimately supports, like Fidel Castro for example, that I know him. I don't believe the story that he simply was a jackass. The man is an atomic engineer! His tenure brought our country to the brink of disaster finacially, militarily, spiritually, morally, etc. Every Christian was elated. Few saw beyond the tip of their noses. And then, came Reagan.

Reagan. Oh, Reagan. Carter was (and still is a hard core liberal) but Reagan was another matter, so now I am going to get in trouble with the religious right, all right! Mr. Reagan was the guy who cut a deal with Khomeini so that the American hostages would be held until he would start his presidency, etc. making him appear as a real hero. At last, he could take an upper hand on John Wayne. Reagan was the one who made decisions based on Astrology. (Nancy was his guru and Nancy had her own guru too) Hum, that was a problem, wasn't it. What do you think? He deregulated everything. Reaganomics made the dream come true for every industrial corporation to fly out of our country, leaving millions of good old Americans jobless... and hopeless. Every conservative Christian was elated. Again, few saw beyond the tip of their noses. And then, came Bush Sr.

Bush Sr. was a lackey to the World Elite, based mainly in Europe, who had been since time immemorial (but more actively since the times of that genocide called Cecil Rhodes at the turn of the 20th Century) trying to establish a Satan-controlled One World Government or New World Order. Being the "Skull and Bones" member that announced to the world the advent of such One Worldwide Regime, he was the dream come true of every Secret Society member all around the world. He spilled American blood for that sake and for the more mundane sake of petroleum. Every Christian was sleeping, playing bingo, dancing in church, speaking in tongues, building new "synagogues" Few saw beyond the tip of their noses. And then, came Clinton.

Clinton. Puah! Of Clinton... well, ahem, of Clinton I don't even like his name. Good grief! much less his wife. Puah! Puah! Puah! Need I say something? Come on! Remember all that theater that he, and several well and bad intended so-called ministers who longed for notoriety, mounted after being cought in the Monicagate? Puah! Puah! Puah! Puah!
In His Grace I remain, may you do the same,

Pablo Martinez
Hobe Sound, FL.

( To be Continued )