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Israel Betrayed – So, Why DO They Want to Betray Israel?

As I said yesterday, there is no logical reason why Europe and the US are signing this deal with Iran. It won’t lower the price of oil. There’s no atavistic, pent-up demand for Persian carpets.. There’s nothing that Iran offers that will provide enough incentive for the Obama administration to sign this deal with Iran. Or, maybe I should say that there’s no obvious reason. At this point, we could throw up our hands and claim insanity. But, the problem is that the Obama administration ISN’T insane. Furthermore, Valerie Jarrett, Bill Ayers and the other insiders within the White House … Click here to read the rest…

Undeniable Fact 1 – The US is Completely and Utterly Bankrupt

On Monday, I said that the US is completely and utterly bankrupt. I went on to say that… according to the US National Debt Clock, the total assets of the United States… planes, trains, automobiles… roads, bridges, buildings… houses, tricycles, backyards… is less in value than the total obligations owed by the US Federal Government. To put it another way, the debt owed by the government exceeds the total value of the entire country. Or, to make this more personal, total US Federal unfunded liabilities (i.e., debts) exceeds $1 million per taxpayer. And then, I asked a question. Can you … Click here to read the rest…

Four Horsemen Documentary

Sometimes, you need to take a step back and look at the ‘big picture’. I did that yesterday when I ran into a documentary that (in the words of the producer) “reveals the fundamental flaws in the economic system which have brought our civilization to the brink of disaster”. It’s only 98 minutes and 54 seconds, so it’s not able to spend too much time getting into the details of why and how we got here. But, it offers a historical perspective that should give everyone food for thought. And, for those that need an introduction to the current mess … Click here to read the rest…

Apocalypse

Two years ago, I stumbled across something that knocked me down and shook me up. In other words, it was a revelation. When ancient Greeks suffered such a revelation, they referred to it as ἀποκάλυψις, or apocálypsis (normally, with the involvement of some diety). Of course, we don’t say ‘apocalypsis’. We say ‘apocalypse’. How do we use ‘apocalypse’ today? When we say ‘apocalypse’, we mean disaster. That is because the Book of Revelation, which is chock full of disaster, was written in Greek. And, the title of the book? Ἀποκάλυψις Ἰωάννου, or ‘Apocalypsis Ioannou’ Of course, we Anglicized it to: … Click here to read the rest…