The Fourth Turning?
Aug 20, 2017 17:28:17 #
I found this article early this morning an dwould like your thoughts about this. It will take you about 5 minutes or so to read and may just be true.
Semper Fi
Mike
Exclusive: Thomas Horn on predictions of looming dark period, major chaos
Published: 1 hour ago
Former chief strategist Steve Bannon was dismissed from the White House Friday, and conservatives who supported Trump before and after the e******n fear his absence makes it less likely the president will be able to “fulfill campaign promises made to the Republican base that helped elect him, while Democratic lawmakers and activists” are celebrating his exit.
Senior Pentagon analyst Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis immediately emailed me to say: “Tom. Looks like Trump’s biggest populist, anti-g*******t adviser was pushed out by g*******ts. I suspect we’ll now hear less about America First.” Robert went on to depict Bannon’s departure as a major victory for deep-state saboteurs.
Why does a qualified agency expert like Maginnis believe conservatives are right in saying Bannon’s departure “signals a general purge of conservatives on the White House staff?” Because the real story behind Bannon is far more complex, perhaps even prophetic, than most in the public understand.
Let me back up.
In 2008 and again in 2012, with input from Steve Quayle and me, my good friend Sue Bradley, an investigative journalist and blogger who has since gone home to be with Jesus (April 26, 2013) had started work on what would be one of her last articles. It was headlined “The Fourth Turning: The Protocols and the Grey Champion.”
A couple of months before she departed this life, Sue had e-mailed me from her hospital room and said she was about to expand her “Fourth Turning” work based on some “Zenith 2016” material I had just shared with her. Unfortunately, like with the passing of David Flynn, the world will never know what Sue was about to reveal.
Check out Thomas Horn’s extensive collection of best-selling, eye-opening books at the WND Superstore!
What we do understand now is that it was connected to a primary player in Trump’s e******n and early administration – Steve Bannon. This is because Sue’s unfinished research was partially based on a book published in 1997, “The Fourth Turning,” which seems to have deeply influenced Bannon’s worldview and possibly his eschatology. “Turning” describes itself as a work “that turns history into prophecy.” It explains cycles of life and generational archetypes through the examination of Western historical paradigms over the past five centuries. By surveying the past and identifying contemporary markers, William Strauss and Neil Howe, the authors of the study, determined an astoundingly prescient forecast in which they saw a cascade of incidents that would ultimately lead to chaos and the “Fourth Turning.” Keep in mind, they made these predictions 20 years ago, long before the September 11, 2001, attacks on America or the financial issues of today. Among the scenarios they foresaw were:
The first could be economic distress with a government beset by fiscal crisis, the state laying claim to federal tax monies, federal marshals enforcing orders, tax r*******ns, special forces and an ensuing constitutional crisis;
The second is a terrorist attack involving an airliner, a military response, authorization for house-to-house searches and false-f**g accusations against the administration;
The third scenario is an economic disaster involving Wall Street and a federal budget impasse that results in a stalemate;
The fourth consideration is eco-environmental malaise with the Centers for Disease Control announcing the spread of a new communicable v***s with quarantines and relocations;
The fifth projection is geopolitical in nature, with growing anarchy throughout the former Soviet republics prompting Russia to conduct training exercises around its borders, a Russian alliance with Iran, soaring gold and silver prices, and global military responses.
In describing these insightful scenarios, Strauss and Howe felt a catalyst would unfold as a result of a specific dynamic, and, “An initial spark will trigger a chain reaction of unyielding responses and further emergencies.”
According to Strauss and Howe in 1997, this chain reaction was already prepped to unfold as the result of natural cycles or “Turnings” in which generations are doomed to forget – and thus, to repeat – the mistakes of the past. The authors describe a Turning as “an era with a characteristic social mood, a new twist on how people feel about themselves and their nation. It results from the aging of the generation [before it].”
A society enters a Turning once every 20 years or so, when all living generations begin to enter their next phases of life. The living generations, or saeculae, comprise four cyclical Turnings, characterized as:
The First Turning (The High): An era of enthusiastic collective strengthening and civic development, having burned the brush and swept the ashes of preceding structure.
The Second Turning (The Awakening): Built on the energies and accomplishments of the High but finds increasing yearning for introspection with a high tolerance for spiritual expression outside the parameters of predetermined standards.
The Third Turning (The Unraveling): Begins as the “society-wide embrace of the liberating cultural forces” loosed by the Awakening shows signs of civic disorder and decay, a heightened sense of self-reliance and an increasing withdrawal of public trust. This builds to a near crisis of downcast pessimism and a palpable pall that can only be remedied by yielding to the next.
The Fourth Turning (The Crises – and the era we are in now): By far, the most perilous as societies pass through the greatest and most dangerous gates of history. As desperate solutions are sought for “sudden threats” on multiple cultural fronts, confrontation is passionate and decisions are often reactive, aggressive. “Government governs, community obstacles are removed, and laws and customs that resisted change for decades are swiftly shunted aside. A grim preoccupation with civic peril causes spiritual curiosity to decline. … Public order tightens, private risk-taking abates, and … child-rearing reaches a smothering degree of protection and structure. The young focus their energy on worldly achievements, leaving values in the hands of the old. Wars are fought with fury and for maximum result.”
Through the examination of an enormous amount of political and cultural history, Strauss and Howe processed over 500 years of Anglo-American cultural nuance into remarkable, well-organized and predictable cycles, and it is from this reservoir they finally stake an uncanny claim:
Just after the millennium, America will enter a new era that will culminate with a crisis comparable to the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Great Depression, and World War II. The very survival of the nation will almost certainly be at stake.
Strauss and Howe saw the United States of that time (1997) in the Third Turning, “midway through an Unraveling,” roughly a decade away from the next Crisis or Fourth Turning:
America feels like it’s unraveling. Although we live in an era of relative peace and comfort, we have settled into a mood of pessimism about the long-term future, fearful that our superpower nation is somehow rotting from within.
The next Fourth Turning is due to begin shortly after the new millennium. … Real hardship will beset the land, with severe distress that could involve questions of class, race, nation, and empire …
The very survival of the nation will feel at stake.
Sometime before the year 2025, America will pass through a great gate in history, commensurate with the American Revolution, Civil War, and twin emergencies of the Great Depression and World War II.
The risk of catastrophe will be very high. The nation could erupt into i**********n or civil violence, crack up geographically, or succumb to authoritarian rule. If there is a war, it is likely to be one of maximum risk and efforts – in other words, a TOTAL WAR.
The striking details contained within the Fourth Turning illustrate the precision that was distilled with a close examination of historical patterns and contemporary application.
Although the authors note that the events described are not absolute, they also insist that the cycles, these Turnings, cannot be interrupted. As summer follows spring, an Unraveling precedes a Crisis of Faustian proportions:
It will require us to lend a new seasonal interpretation to our revered American Dream. And it will require us to admit that our faith in linear progress has often amounted to a Faustian bargain with our children.
Faust always ups the ante, and every bet is double-or-nothing. Through much of the Third Turning, we have managed to postpone the reckoning. But history warns that we can’t defer it beyond the next bend in time.
While a “Faustian bargain” sounds ominous, there is little evidence that the Anglo-American “Dream” has undergone the introspection and discipline necessary to buffer the arrogant recklessness of this generation and its administration.
NBC’s Chuck Todd noted, on the evening of Nov. 4, 2008, that Barack Obama was a changing of the guard in the United States from the baby-boomer presidencies of William Clinton and George W. Bush. The Toronto Globe and Mail referred to President-elect Obama as being a member of generation X, being born in 1961. And Strauss and Howe assigned generation X – the 13th generation – to those who brought America to chaos and the start of the current Fourth Turning.
Fast-forward to today and ask yourself: What does this have to do with Steve Bannon and pressure that was placed on Trump to remove him from the administrations list of strategists? Are “deep-state” antagonists that gunned “for its ultimate enemy within the White House – former Breitbart executive Steve Bannon” actually working to keep Americans blind to what is really unfolding behind the scenes in D.C. amidst dark NWO forces? And why has Pope Francis (who we will discuss in the next entry of this series and who has some Catholic leaders fearing he could be the false prophet of end-times fame) also worked behind the scenes to get Bannon expunged from the White House as a “supporter of apocalyptic geopolitics”?
Hold on to your seat.
Check out Thomas Horn’s extensive collection of best-selling, eye-opening books at the WND Superstore!
In 2009, Bannon called historian David Kaiser on the phone. At the time, professor Kaiser worked at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Bannon wanted to know if Kaiser, an expert on “the Fourth Turning,” would appear in a documentary he was producing based on Strauss and Howe’s generational theory. (The film was released in 2010, titled “Generation Zero.”)
Kaiser agreed to be part of the film and traveled to the Washington headquarters of Citizens United, where Bannon was at the time, to be interviewed. At one point during the recordings, Kaiser says Bannon pressured him to agree with something he doesn’t believe. “He was talking about the wars of the fourth turnings,” Kaiser said, recalling how Bannon seemed sharply focused on making the point that another world war was on the horizon and that it would be a catalyst for the arrival of an international leader – the Grey Champion from the Fourth Turning that Sue Bradley had named her unfinished investigation after.
“You have the American Revolution, you have the Civil War, you have the Second World War; they’re getting bigger and bigger,” Bannon allegedly emphasized to Kaiser.
“Clearly, he was anticipating that in this ‘fourth turning’ there would be one at least as big. And he really made an effort, I remember, to get me to say that on the air.”
In a feature article for Huffington Post, Paul Blumenthal and J. M. Rieger echo Kaiser’s suspicions, but see a darker underlying worldview in Bannon’s thinking. They wrote:
Bannon, who’s now ensconced in the West Wing as President Donald Trump’s closest adviser, has been portrayed as Trump’s main ideas guy. But in interviews, speeches and writing – and especially in his embrace of Strauss and Howe – he has made clear that he is, first and foremost, an apocalypticist.
In Bannon’s view, we are in the midst of an existential war, and everything is a part of that conflict. Treaties must be torn up, enemies named, culture changed. Global conf**gration, should it occur, would only prove the theory correct. For Bannon, the Fourth Turning has arrived. The Grey Champion, a messianic strongman figure, may have already emerged. The apocalypse is now.
According to Strauss and Howe, an unexpected national leader would emerge during the current Fourth Turning against all odds from an older generation to become a temporary figurehead or “hero” who leads the globe into a New World Order. This commander – whom they call the Grey Champion (and who some of us could worry is the antichrist) – will continue in power as a result of war or conflict that keeps his regime in command. (A second term for a U.S. president or continuance as executive during p**********l war powers or martial law that suspends e******ns?)
“The winners will now have the power to pursue the more potent, less incrementalist agenda about which they had long dreamed and against which their adversaries had darkly warned,” says the Fourth Turning. “This new regime will enthrone itself for the duration of the Crisis. Regardless of its ideology, that new leadership will assert public authority and demand private sacrifice. Where leaders had once been inclined to alleviate societal pressures, they will now aggravate them to command the nation’s attention” (“The Fourth Turning,” P. 277).
Strauss and Howe were convinced when they wrote this thesis 20 years ago that the United States was in the Third Turning then, and that the next crises period, or Fourth Turning, would begin sometime following 2005 and end around 2025. In between these dates, the Grey Champion would appear.
Remarkably enough, most economists today point to the Lehman crisis in 2008 to explain the ramifications of the next global financial crisis, which the world’s leading authorities such as the Bank for International Settlements are now saying is going to hit global markets soon with a vengeance.
Does this mean we are in the middle now of the Fourth Turning?
It’s hard to argue against facts.
The foundations that once supported America’s stability and clout have weake
Semper Fi
Mike
Exclusive: Thomas Horn on predictions of looming dark period, major chaos
Published: 1 hour ago
Former chief strategist Steve Bannon was dismissed from the White House Friday, and conservatives who supported Trump before and after the e******n fear his absence makes it less likely the president will be able to “fulfill campaign promises made to the Republican base that helped elect him, while Democratic lawmakers and activists” are celebrating his exit.
Senior Pentagon analyst Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis immediately emailed me to say: “Tom. Looks like Trump’s biggest populist, anti-g*******t adviser was pushed out by g*******ts. I suspect we’ll now hear less about America First.” Robert went on to depict Bannon’s departure as a major victory for deep-state saboteurs.
Why does a qualified agency expert like Maginnis believe conservatives are right in saying Bannon’s departure “signals a general purge of conservatives on the White House staff?” Because the real story behind Bannon is far more complex, perhaps even prophetic, than most in the public understand.
Let me back up.
In 2008 and again in 2012, with input from Steve Quayle and me, my good friend Sue Bradley, an investigative journalist and blogger who has since gone home to be with Jesus (April 26, 2013) had started work on what would be one of her last articles. It was headlined “The Fourth Turning: The Protocols and the Grey Champion.”
A couple of months before she departed this life, Sue had e-mailed me from her hospital room and said she was about to expand her “Fourth Turning” work based on some “Zenith 2016” material I had just shared with her. Unfortunately, like with the passing of David Flynn, the world will never know what Sue was about to reveal.
Check out Thomas Horn’s extensive collection of best-selling, eye-opening books at the WND Superstore!
What we do understand now is that it was connected to a primary player in Trump’s e******n and early administration – Steve Bannon. This is because Sue’s unfinished research was partially based on a book published in 1997, “The Fourth Turning,” which seems to have deeply influenced Bannon’s worldview and possibly his eschatology. “Turning” describes itself as a work “that turns history into prophecy.” It explains cycles of life and generational archetypes through the examination of Western historical paradigms over the past five centuries. By surveying the past and identifying contemporary markers, William Strauss and Neil Howe, the authors of the study, determined an astoundingly prescient forecast in which they saw a cascade of incidents that would ultimately lead to chaos and the “Fourth Turning.” Keep in mind, they made these predictions 20 years ago, long before the September 11, 2001, attacks on America or the financial issues of today. Among the scenarios they foresaw were:
The first could be economic distress with a government beset by fiscal crisis, the state laying claim to federal tax monies, federal marshals enforcing orders, tax r*******ns, special forces and an ensuing constitutional crisis;
The second is a terrorist attack involving an airliner, a military response, authorization for house-to-house searches and false-f**g accusations against the administration;
The third scenario is an economic disaster involving Wall Street and a federal budget impasse that results in a stalemate;
The fourth consideration is eco-environmental malaise with the Centers for Disease Control announcing the spread of a new communicable v***s with quarantines and relocations;
The fifth projection is geopolitical in nature, with growing anarchy throughout the former Soviet republics prompting Russia to conduct training exercises around its borders, a Russian alliance with Iran, soaring gold and silver prices, and global military responses.
In describing these insightful scenarios, Strauss and Howe felt a catalyst would unfold as a result of a specific dynamic, and, “An initial spark will trigger a chain reaction of unyielding responses and further emergencies.”
According to Strauss and Howe in 1997, this chain reaction was already prepped to unfold as the result of natural cycles or “Turnings” in which generations are doomed to forget – and thus, to repeat – the mistakes of the past. The authors describe a Turning as “an era with a characteristic social mood, a new twist on how people feel about themselves and their nation. It results from the aging of the generation [before it].”
A society enters a Turning once every 20 years or so, when all living generations begin to enter their next phases of life. The living generations, or saeculae, comprise four cyclical Turnings, characterized as:
The First Turning (The High): An era of enthusiastic collective strengthening and civic development, having burned the brush and swept the ashes of preceding structure.
The Second Turning (The Awakening): Built on the energies and accomplishments of the High but finds increasing yearning for introspection with a high tolerance for spiritual expression outside the parameters of predetermined standards.
The Third Turning (The Unraveling): Begins as the “society-wide embrace of the liberating cultural forces” loosed by the Awakening shows signs of civic disorder and decay, a heightened sense of self-reliance and an increasing withdrawal of public trust. This builds to a near crisis of downcast pessimism and a palpable pall that can only be remedied by yielding to the next.
The Fourth Turning (The Crises – and the era we are in now): By far, the most perilous as societies pass through the greatest and most dangerous gates of history. As desperate solutions are sought for “sudden threats” on multiple cultural fronts, confrontation is passionate and decisions are often reactive, aggressive. “Government governs, community obstacles are removed, and laws and customs that resisted change for decades are swiftly shunted aside. A grim preoccupation with civic peril causes spiritual curiosity to decline. … Public order tightens, private risk-taking abates, and … child-rearing reaches a smothering degree of protection and structure. The young focus their energy on worldly achievements, leaving values in the hands of the old. Wars are fought with fury and for maximum result.”
Through the examination of an enormous amount of political and cultural history, Strauss and Howe processed over 500 years of Anglo-American cultural nuance into remarkable, well-organized and predictable cycles, and it is from this reservoir they finally stake an uncanny claim:
Just after the millennium, America will enter a new era that will culminate with a crisis comparable to the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Great Depression, and World War II. The very survival of the nation will almost certainly be at stake.
Strauss and Howe saw the United States of that time (1997) in the Third Turning, “midway through an Unraveling,” roughly a decade away from the next Crisis or Fourth Turning:
America feels like it’s unraveling. Although we live in an era of relative peace and comfort, we have settled into a mood of pessimism about the long-term future, fearful that our superpower nation is somehow rotting from within.
The next Fourth Turning is due to begin shortly after the new millennium. … Real hardship will beset the land, with severe distress that could involve questions of class, race, nation, and empire …
The very survival of the nation will feel at stake.
Sometime before the year 2025, America will pass through a great gate in history, commensurate with the American Revolution, Civil War, and twin emergencies of the Great Depression and World War II.
The risk of catastrophe will be very high. The nation could erupt into i**********n or civil violence, crack up geographically, or succumb to authoritarian rule. If there is a war, it is likely to be one of maximum risk and efforts – in other words, a TOTAL WAR.
The striking details contained within the Fourth Turning illustrate the precision that was distilled with a close examination of historical patterns and contemporary application.
Although the authors note that the events described are not absolute, they also insist that the cycles, these Turnings, cannot be interrupted. As summer follows spring, an Unraveling precedes a Crisis of Faustian proportions:
It will require us to lend a new seasonal interpretation to our revered American Dream. And it will require us to admit that our faith in linear progress has often amounted to a Faustian bargain with our children.
Faust always ups the ante, and every bet is double-or-nothing. Through much of the Third Turning, we have managed to postpone the reckoning. But history warns that we can’t defer it beyond the next bend in time.
While a “Faustian bargain” sounds ominous, there is little evidence that the Anglo-American “Dream” has undergone the introspection and discipline necessary to buffer the arrogant recklessness of this generation and its administration.
NBC’s Chuck Todd noted, on the evening of Nov. 4, 2008, that Barack Obama was a changing of the guard in the United States from the baby-boomer presidencies of William Clinton and George W. Bush. The Toronto Globe and Mail referred to President-elect Obama as being a member of generation X, being born in 1961. And Strauss and Howe assigned generation X – the 13th generation – to those who brought America to chaos and the start of the current Fourth Turning.
Fast-forward to today and ask yourself: What does this have to do with Steve Bannon and pressure that was placed on Trump to remove him from the administrations list of strategists? Are “deep-state” antagonists that gunned “for its ultimate enemy within the White House – former Breitbart executive Steve Bannon” actually working to keep Americans blind to what is really unfolding behind the scenes in D.C. amidst dark NWO forces? And why has Pope Francis (who we will discuss in the next entry of this series and who has some Catholic leaders fearing he could be the false prophet of end-times fame) also worked behind the scenes to get Bannon expunged from the White House as a “supporter of apocalyptic geopolitics”?
Hold on to your seat.
Check out Thomas Horn’s extensive collection of best-selling, eye-opening books at the WND Superstore!
In 2009, Bannon called historian David Kaiser on the phone. At the time, professor Kaiser worked at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Bannon wanted to know if Kaiser, an expert on “the Fourth Turning,” would appear in a documentary he was producing based on Strauss and Howe’s generational theory. (The film was released in 2010, titled “Generation Zero.”)
Kaiser agreed to be part of the film and traveled to the Washington headquarters of Citizens United, where Bannon was at the time, to be interviewed. At one point during the recordings, Kaiser says Bannon pressured him to agree with something he doesn’t believe. “He was talking about the wars of the fourth turnings,” Kaiser said, recalling how Bannon seemed sharply focused on making the point that another world war was on the horizon and that it would be a catalyst for the arrival of an international leader – the Grey Champion from the Fourth Turning that Sue Bradley had named her unfinished investigation after.
“You have the American Revolution, you have the Civil War, you have the Second World War; they’re getting bigger and bigger,” Bannon allegedly emphasized to Kaiser.
“Clearly, he was anticipating that in this ‘fourth turning’ there would be one at least as big. And he really made an effort, I remember, to get me to say that on the air.”
In a feature article for Huffington Post, Paul Blumenthal and J. M. Rieger echo Kaiser’s suspicions, but see a darker underlying worldview in Bannon’s thinking. They wrote:
Bannon, who’s now ensconced in the West Wing as President Donald Trump’s closest adviser, has been portrayed as Trump’s main ideas guy. But in interviews, speeches and writing – and especially in his embrace of Strauss and Howe – he has made clear that he is, first and foremost, an apocalypticist.
In Bannon’s view, we are in the midst of an existential war, and everything is a part of that conflict. Treaties must be torn up, enemies named, culture changed. Global conf**gration, should it occur, would only prove the theory correct. For Bannon, the Fourth Turning has arrived. The Grey Champion, a messianic strongman figure, may have already emerged. The apocalypse is now.
According to Strauss and Howe, an unexpected national leader would emerge during the current Fourth Turning against all odds from an older generation to become a temporary figurehead or “hero” who leads the globe into a New World Order. This commander – whom they call the Grey Champion (and who some of us could worry is the antichrist) – will continue in power as a result of war or conflict that keeps his regime in command. (A second term for a U.S. president or continuance as executive during p**********l war powers or martial law that suspends e******ns?)
“The winners will now have the power to pursue the more potent, less incrementalist agenda about which they had long dreamed and against which their adversaries had darkly warned,” says the Fourth Turning. “This new regime will enthrone itself for the duration of the Crisis. Regardless of its ideology, that new leadership will assert public authority and demand private sacrifice. Where leaders had once been inclined to alleviate societal pressures, they will now aggravate them to command the nation’s attention” (“The Fourth Turning,” P. 277).
Strauss and Howe were convinced when they wrote this thesis 20 years ago that the United States was in the Third Turning then, and that the next crises period, or Fourth Turning, would begin sometime following 2005 and end around 2025. In between these dates, the Grey Champion would appear.
Remarkably enough, most economists today point to the Lehman crisis in 2008 to explain the ramifications of the next global financial crisis, which the world’s leading authorities such as the Bank for International Settlements are now saying is going to hit global markets soon with a vengeance.
Does this mean we are in the middle now of the Fourth Turning?
It’s hard to argue against facts.
The foundations that once supported America’s stability and clout have weake
Aug 20, 2017 17:46:51 #
This will be the final Turning.
The Bible tells us that the generation that witnessed the restoration of the nation of Israel would still be alive when Christ returns. The youngest of that generation are entering their 7th decade of life. It won't be long now.
The Bible tells us that the generation that witnessed the restoration of the nation of Israel would still be alive when Christ returns. The youngest of that generation are entering their 7th decade of life. It won't be long now.
Aug 20, 2017 22:41:14 #
Aug 20, 2017 22:50:11 #
It's all subjective. I do believe some people do have precognition, so that being said, you can do, " what if scenarios ", using different analogies to come up with a perception of coming events.
Like Novels. Two in particular, Fountaihead and Atlas Shrugged by: Ayan Rand written in '43 and '57 respectively. When read, you perceive a similarity of todays debacles.
Ayan Rand was the mistress of Phillip Rothschild. Here it becomes intriguing, Rothschild had Rand write her book with information from Rothschild. Rothschild was part of the illuminate, and there goes your mind in all directions.
Without actually in depth resource findings, all one gets is fractured. People pull wh**ever theories they want to be true. Does this help? maybe?
All anyone can pull from your questions is conjecture, suppositions and subjectiveness.
Like Novels. Two in particular, Fountaihead and Atlas Shrugged by: Ayan Rand written in '43 and '57 respectively. When read, you perceive a similarity of todays debacles.
Ayan Rand was the mistress of Phillip Rothschild. Here it becomes intriguing, Rothschild had Rand write her book with information from Rothschild. Rothschild was part of the illuminate, and there goes your mind in all directions.
Without actually in depth resource findings, all one gets is fractured. People pull wh**ever theories they want to be true. Does this help? maybe?
All anyone can pull from your questions is conjecture, suppositions and subjectiveness.
Aug 20, 2017 22:55:54 #
Sicilianthing wrote:
It's why I say Trump has already been c*********d
Sici, Tump was c*********d when he brought in people from the Obama administration. Any people who had past and present dealings with the Democrats, c*********d the POTUS's duties of office.
Aug 20, 2017 22:58:52 #
plainlogic wrote:
It's all subjective. I do believe some people do h... (show quote)
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Hmmm valid points and I did not know they were banging.
Lately i've been reading all about the Fuggers and how to link them to the Rothchlds
Aug 20, 2017 23:07:00 #
plainlogic wrote:
Sici, Tump was c*********d when he brought in people from the Obama administration. Any people who had past and present dealings with the Democrats, c*********d the POTUS's duties of office.
>>>>
I'm feeling sick with all this.
Aug 21, 2017 05:58:43 #
Very true, Mr. B. We are the generation that will see our Savior, Jesus Christ, coming in the clouds. Amazing time to be alive, seeing Bible prophecy coming true before our very eyes.
Gets worse everyday. Just as in the days of Noah, shall it be before we go home. It is here!
Gets worse everyday. Just as in the days of Noah, shall it be before we go home. It is here!
Aug 21, 2017 11:26:15 #
jSmitty45 wrote:
Very true, Mr. B. We are the generation that will see our Savior, Jesus Christ, coming in the clouds. Amazing time to be alive, seeing Bible prophecy coming true before our very eyes.
Gets worse everyday. Just as in the days of Noah, shall it be before we go home. It is here!
Gets worse everyday. Just as in the days of Noah, shall it be before we go home. It is here!
>>>>>>
The reason it keeps getting worse is because of the Lunacy of the left and their marxist c*******t collective of Deep Bankster Funding clique's
And the fact that Affluent America is fat and lazy and they took their eyes off the ball.
Flat OUT
Aug 21, 2017 16:09:51 #
Sicilianthing wrote:
>>>>>>
The reason it keeps getting worse is because of the Lunacy of the left and their marxist c*******t collective of Deep Bankster Funding clique's
And the fact that Affluent America is fat and lazy and they took their eyes off the ball.
Flat OUT
The reason it keeps getting worse is because of the Lunacy of the left and their marxist c*******t collective of Deep Bankster Funding clique's
And the fact that Affluent America is fat and lazy and they took their eyes off the ball.
Flat OUT
It's all part of Gods plan. Things are going to get a lot worse before they get better. But those who know Christ need not worry. We know how it all ends. The good guys win.
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