O Ye Of Little Faith

While we were presenting the Halloween shows, there was an underlying theme which somehow appeared in a couple of shows that had me intrigued. Archbishop Tony Pigott appeared on Ground Zero to give his expertise on exorcism. He expressed an opinion that evil is a parasite, attaching itself to human beings and more and more people are allowing the parasite into their lives. The parasite becomes toxic and acts as a virus to crush the spirit.

There is a paranormal element to all of this and while it may sound a bit crazy to bring it up, it has to be said that there appears to be a ‘mind virus‘ that has been unleashed. This virus is an effective psychological tool which replicates itself and eventually, we see a ‘dangerous replicating effect‘ that strikes fear into the populace and benefits those in power who wish to use chaotic and irreverent patterns of behavior as excuses to curtail civil rights and harden the resolve of the surveillance and national security infrastructure.

To say that it insures a jackboot stamping on your face forever is an extreme simplification because the future under the influence of lawlessness insures enslavement, both physical and spiritual.

Despotism and the looming shadow of Communism and godlessness has always been a traditional American fear and have been labeled evil by some. However, it looks as if the Devil is being embraced in America.

That is, if you see change as evil.

The change is coming and the age old idea of “the falling away” is now appearing to be reality and no prayer offered in the public school and no statue of the Ten Commandments in the public square is going to put a band aid on it.

The United States is now moving away from traditional attitudes about God and government.

They say it is not politically correct to speak of religion and politics, however, the religious climate and the political climate are now changing and the reason seems to be that many people are losing their faith in both.

In 1954, the pledge of allegiance was altered to say “one nation under God” as a cold war response to “godless” Communism. The author of the pledge of allegiance was Francis Bellamy – a Christian socialist. He stood for workers rights and believed in an equal distribution of economic resources. He believed in the nationalization of certain industries, because he feared their manipulation and corruption in the hands of a private sector which would put profits before people.

Socialism, Communism, Maoism, and National Socialism (Nazis) are all offshoots of Marxism. They are all branches of the same defective tree.

Marxism has failed in literally every venue it has been tried, despite progressives’ laughable efforts to claim certain countries have implemented it successfully.

No country has, and no country ever will.

Now according to new polls, there are large groups of Americans that view socialism favorably.

There have been speeches given at Democratic rallies that are asking voters to give Socialism a chance. The man currently running a distant second for the Democratic presidential nomination is Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, a self-declared Socialist, and most of his party’s supporters now have a positive view of Socialism.

However, according to a Gallup Poll survey 47 percent of Americans would vote for a Socialist if their party nominated one, while 50 percent said they would not, and, 58 percent said they would have no problem voting for an Atheist in their party. 91 percent also told Gallup they would vote for a Jewish candidate.

By the way, Bernie Sanders is the only Jewish candidate running for President.

It is also interesting to note that 74 percent would vote for a Gay or Lesbian candidate and 60 percent would vote for a Muslim.

It is obvious that America is changing its traditional views with regards to politics.

In the past, I have talked with listeners who were in my older demographic between 60 years of age and older, as they have lived long enough to see that there have been many attempts in the past to reshape America’s cultural, spiritual and political climate. Each time, the anxiety is the same. This anxiety is fueled by rumors of division, thoughts of civil war, race war, economic failure, and lawlessness both from the criminals and the police.

According to my older listeners, this same pattern existed in the late 1960’s. That, along with the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, created an air of cynicism in the United States while Lyndon B. Johnson began to pull some of the same moves as Barack Obama.

In the 1960’s, religion was on the decline and in 1966, TIME magazine asked a question on its front cover, “Is God Dead?” It was a title of an article that sparked criticism in the clergy as it investigated a trend among theologians to write God out of the field of theology. It outlined how increasingly difficult it became for theologians to make God relevant in an increasingly secular society.

Today, God is frequently invoked in American public life. There is no shortage of instances of official acknowledgement of God, even in political stumping. God is one of those magic words that when used with terms like terrorism, 9/11 and family values, seems to mesmerize those who call themselves conservative.

There are a vast majority of Americans that still believe in God. But there are strong signs many are less certain about this belief than in years past. And a small but growing minority of Americans says they do not believe in God at all.

When asked if they believe in “God or a universal spirit” in the Pew Research Center’s 2014 Religious Landscape Study, 89% of U.S. adults say yes – down from 92% from the previous RLS in 2007. Nearly one-in-ten (9%) now say they don’t believe in God, up from 5% in 2007.

The changes have been even more substantial when it comes to certainty of belief in God: 63% of Americans are absolutely certain that God exists, down 8 percentage points from 2007, when 71% said this.

It is also interesting to point out that the younger demographic believe in God but shun religion and dogma all together. Many young people see religion as hypocritical and that most religious people don’t practice what they preach. They may have a point because a miniscule 8% of Christians have read the bible and even less pray.

As younger Americans enter adulthood, they are far less likely to be sure about God’s existence than are their elders. While 70% of those ages 65 and older express an absolutely certain belief in God or a universal spirit, only about half of adults under 30 feel the same way.

Many young people abhor the rise in Militant Christianity and the association it has with conservative politics. Many see Christian militancy, as the equivalent of Muslim jihad.

A few have called it “godless.”

There is even a discussion blog on the Reddit site called Atheist Subreddit that invites atheists, agnostics and disenfranchised Christians to post “thought-provoking” images about the horrific evils of religion ( Mostly Christianity ) and congratulating each other for being “enlightened.” Many doubting Christians complain though that the forum has become a bit too narrow minded and militant as well.

Many say the discussions remind them of the ideological stupor they get when arguing with a militant Christian zealot –except it is with atheists.

How ironic that in the past, we were highly fearful and critical of the “godless communists” and now a whole new generation may venture off the straight and narrow and become the very thing we have feared.

All great empires and civilizations rise and collapse, history gives us an insight into such empires. If you are a historian – the collapse of America has always been predicted, however, the when and how has always been a matter of intellectual dialogue.

The greater conspiracy has been the “open conditioning and coercion process” that has taken decades to implement and program into the critical mass. Overt criminality by leaders and passive, unclear thinking by the proletariat has become the norm in The United States. The two go together, creating a symbiotic ecosystem of tyranny. Fraud, theft, and murder have become widespread; just as the scale of lies told and believed have reached new heights. Irresponsibility has become socialized while people in the honest pursuit of good get thwarted. The transition from one form of government to another will be negligible because of forces we cannot and do not know how to fight against.

The American people are being coerced and exploited through neuromarketing techniques developed to sway you towards an approximated outcome. Vulnerable subject populations are young people, low income single mothers with children, students, and people with mental or physical illness.

Circumstantial proceedings and plans are being forged and will be presented soon. The timeline for these activities have been postponed so many times that there is a mounting eagerness to proceed with the global plan.

This is why the coercion and hijacking of the social issues in the United States has become a necessary tool for the global agenda.

It is important to understand that what we are seeing is widespread, broad-based social change. It’s taking place not just in the big cities or in Hollywood or New York. It’s taking place in every region of the country, including, the Bible Belt. It can be found among men and women, among blacks, Latinos and whites, among older people and younger people, and among people with college degrees and those with only high school degrees.

We are beginning to see how most of America is disconnected with the rapid change in social issues and what is frightening is that the government is expecting a violent blow back.

Fifty-one percent of non-whites, in the United States say they are uncomfortable with the pace of social change. Two-thirds of women also say they are uncomfortable, as are 50 percent of adults under age 30.

Meanwhile, there are a minority of white Americans, mostly Christian right-wing individuals feel they are losing their voice in America.

The uncomfortable truth is – they are.

This is sending a signal to the authorities that there is a whole new group of people who are beginning to become disenchanted with how government operates and are creating a campaign that many watchdog groups are claiming is a dangerous ideology.

Polls are clearly indicating that what is perceived in the media to be “social issues,” in reality, reflect a much deeper meaning.

H.G. Wells was the author of a book called, The Open Conspiracy. This book was an expose on what the elite were planning for the future and how “Fabian” Socialism would gradually take over the world, creating a New World Order that would replace world religion and world government.

He stated that it all would be replaced by collectivism. He stated that collectivism would kill religion and old forms of government by replacing it as the ideology of the New Age, ushering in a new government mixed with the new religion.

America is now officially uncomfortable with social issues -many Americans are being radicalized as their own ideologies are being stifled and many people are seeking refuge in collective groups that share old fashioned values and see the government as a threat to social sanctity.

It is a conspiracy to change the ideology of America and its social values. This is being done to guarantee a blow back of those individuals that are ready to radicalize and create a reason for the new American police state.

The government knows what to do with militants.

How are you prepared to defend your beliefs?

Of course, cultural change where some of the power elite’s key victories lie — takes entire generations to implement.

Now, we have evidence to prove we have been programmed to accept these changes and that these programs were created years ago.

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