Have American citizens reached the boiling point yet?
Do you not find it conspicuous that this President Obama and many of our elected leaders on both sides are targeting the military at this point in our nation’s history along with passing the 2012 Defense Authorization Act that allows the U.S. Government to pick up American citizens off of the street and hold them without due process of law! Given our President’s promise to “remake” America, he has been true to his word. This President has apologized for America’s greatness; has refused to enforce its laws on border security, marriage, energy policy and more; has put taxpayers into historic debt, now raising the debt ceiling to 16 Trillion; has advanced the cause of homosexuality; has used government funds to promote abortion; has overseen high unemployment and home foreclosures; has supported terrorists as a foreign policy partners; has appointed questionable Muslims to high places in the administration and the courts; and much more. It looks as though this President is intentionally trying to destroy America and many of our lifetime elected leaders are joining him in the progress.
Most patriots are beside themselves on what to do. We indeed need some sort of revolution to take place, but nobody seems to want to take the first step beyond rhetoric.
Some ideas that come to mind are a non violent civil disobedience where millions would go to Washington and essentially shut it down and/or possibly a massive tax withholding campaign where we would not pay in any taxes?
What are your ideas and are you at the point where you would make the sacrifices necessary to save our nation?
The Senate on Thursday refused to side with House Republicans and block President Barack Obama’s request to raise the debt limit $1.2 trillion, clearing the way for an automatic increase that will bring the national liability to $16 trillion.
The procedural vote to block the debt increase was supported by Senate Republicans and opposed by Democrats in a mostly party-line vote of 44-52. Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts was the only Republican to side with Democrats while two Democrats voted “no” with Republicans, Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Sen. Ben Nelson of Nebraska.
“We should be working together to lower the debt, not having votes to increase it,” said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). “But the president must be willing to face this crisis head on. He must be willing to acknowledge how serious this issue is.”
Since Obama took office in January 2009, the debt has increased $4.61 trillion, according to the Treasury Department.
“More spending, more debt, fewer jobs — that’s what we’ve gotten from this administration, and now they want to make it worse,” McConnell said. (more…)
The Washington Post has run an opinion piece mocking the hero Christian Activist who is trying to stop Senator Al Franken (D-MN) from homosexualizing all public school children.
“Everyone’s favorite openly gay-hating Loudoun County supervisor, Eugene Delgaudio (R-Sterling), was up to more of his hijinks last week with an e-mail appeal…to protect America from two bills in Congress that would prohibit discrimination against students based on their sexual orientation.
“The bills, Delgaudio wrote, would ‘require schools to teach appalling homosexual acts…force private and even religious schools to teach a pro-homosexual agenda…ram through their entire perverted vision for a homosexual America….create a new America based on sexual promiscuity.’”
Delgaudio is a lone voice crying in the wilderness, and he needs our support to oppose Senator Al Franken’s agenda to “Indoctrinate an entire generation of American children with pro-homosexual propaganda and eliminate traditional values from American society. Their ultimate dream is to create a new America based on sexual promiscuity in which the values you and I cherish are long forgotten.”
Industry rises to challenges generated by North Dakota’s oil boom
By: Ron Ness
INFORUM
For generations, North Dakotans have been seeking to grow and diversify the state’s economy, create good-paying jobs and retain young people. Today, thanks in large part to the development of the Bakken oil reserves, we are beginning to realize the dream of making North Dakota an economic powerhouse and providing a brighter future for ourselves and our children.
The oil industry has already created more than 30,000 good-paying jobs, and our state’s per capita average income exceeds the national average for the first time in decades. We have added $12 billion in annual economic activity to the state, and we pay more than $1 billion in taxes each year. And all indications are that North Dakota will enjoy continued growth for years to come.
Challenges
There is no question that this growth has also created challenges. To realize our state’s true potential and provide long-term economic success, we must address these challenges head-on. The oil and gas industry is working aggressively to provide immediate and long-term solutions. (more…)
I’ve been in the ministry for more than fifty years. Yet I never cease to be surprised or disturbed (perhaps “outraged” may be a bit more accurate) when ministers and theologians attack Israel. When I say to my friends or colleagues, “Can you believe this?”, I’m sure some of them are thinking, “Hal, just accept the fact that the world hates Israel!”
I do accept that. But what I never can accept is that the Church hates Israel!
Well, certainly not the whole Church, but large portions of it. This should come as no surprise to those of you who regularly watch “The Hal Lindsey Report.” But on the other hand, like me, it probably does continue to surprise you if you love Israel and think all other Christians do, too.
Not true. In fact, there are large numbers of Christians, including many in liberal Protestant denominations, ministries, ecumenical associations, and para-church organizations that virtually despise Israel and what she stands for.
And that number is growing. And what’s worse is that it’s growing within Evangelical ranks. (more…)
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