Friday, July 22, 2011

Crazy George Soros

George Soros

Just some thoughts on George Soros. Somehow George Soros reminds me of King George III of England (1738-1820). If it wasn't for the great mismanagement of the American Colonies by King George III, then there would never have been the Revolutionary War, the U.S. Constitution and the greatest nation in the history of this planet: the United States of America. Look at all of the nations liberated by the United States & Allies from Nazi slavery, Communist slavery and now Islamo-Fascist slavery.

If it weren't for George Soros, Barack Obama would never have been President of the United States. Thanks to Barack Obama, we have the Tea Party Movement and the reinvigorating of conservative values in America. Hopefully, faith in Jesus Christ will grow stronger and socialism will die out in America.

Crazy King George III.

Crazy George Soros.

When David met the heavily-armored Goliath on the battlefield, David ran to Goliath and knocked him out with a stone from his slingshot. David then took Goliath's sword and chopped off Goliath's head with Goliath's sword. Goliath's sword; Goliath's head; Goliath's sword: almost looks like Goliath committed suicide. Actually, he probably DID commit suicide because he mocked the armies of the living God.

"No weapon formed against thee shall prosper."

Trevor Loudon
Deep State Rising
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"Soros the Destroyer"
by Michael S. Coffman, Ph.D.

Excerpts:  "George Soros has been called a God-hating atheist, a self-hating Jew, capitalism-hating socialist, and an America-hating globalist.  That is just the beginning.  He supports euthanasia, legalizing drugs, socialism, and global governance.  He opposes free enterprise (even though that is how he gained his wealth), Israel (even though he is Jewish), and U.S. sovereignty.  He describes himself as leaning towards Marxism."

"With a net worth estimated at $11 billion, Soros is worth more than the gross domestic product of three-quarters of all nations in the world.  He helped to bring down the Russian government in the late 1990s.  He is famously known as 'the man who broke the Bank of England' by shorting the British pound in October 1992.  The international banking community now calls it Black Wednesday.  Soros brags about making a billion or more dollars by crashing the Bank of England, and says it is fun to bring down entire nations that he labels repressive, based on his 'Marxist ideology.'  He even chuckled about it in an April 10, 2008, interview with TV talk-show host Charlie Rose."

"The main obstacle to stable and just world order is the United States."
--George Soros

Range Magazine
Summer 2012

The 60 Minutes Interview that George Soros tried to bury
History of the Global Elite - Wayne Jett

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The banker in the film Inside Man (2006), starring Denzel Washington, reminds me so much of George Soros.  The banker (Arthur Case) is played by Christopher Plummer.




Saturday, July 16, 2011

Obama Will Leave the White House


Last night I had a dream about Barack Obama. He was in the White House in the Oval Office packing up his things. Obama was resigning as President of the United States. Joe Biden was taking his place. Then someone in the dream said that Wayne somebody (I didn't get his last name) and Tim Shey were right on target.

Just after the dream ended, I felt this evil presence come into my camper (I am staying at my friends' place in a sheepherder's camper). It felt like something was trying to choke me around my neck; I began to be paralyzed. Then in my spirit, I said "Blood of Jesus" over and over again and broke free from the paralysis.

I got up, put on my shoes and walked over to my friends' kitchen and began to write down the dream. I looked at the clock and it was 1:11 AM (16 July).

Obviously, Satan is angry that the Lord gave me this dream. Satan tried to attack me just after the dream. The night of the Las Vegas Earthquake dream (17 December 2006), Satan attacked me before I had the dream.

Benghazi Terrorist Attack
Gorges Smythe's Dream 
Vladimir Putin on Barack Obama
Barack Obama and Africa
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George Fox - An Autobiography
By Rufus M. Jones
Chapter XII
"Great Events in London"
1658-1659

"But it was a time of great sufferings; for, besides imprisonments, through which many died, our meetings were greatly disturbed. They have thrown rotten eggs and wild-fire into our meetings, and brought in drums beating, and kettles to make noises with, that the Truth might not be heard; and, among these, the priests were as rude as any, as may be seen in the book of the fighting priests, wherein a list is given of some priests that had actually beaten and abused Friends."

"I wrote to Oliver [Cromwell] several times, and let him know that while he was persecuting God's people, they whom he accounted his enemies were preparing to come upon him. When some forward spirits that came amongst us would have bought Somerset-House, that we might have meetings in it, I forbade them to do so: for I then foresaw the King's coming in again. Besides, there came a woman to me in the Strand, who had a prophecy concerning King Charles's coming in, three years before he came: and she told me she must go to him to declare it. I advised her to wait upon the Lord, and keep it to herself; for if it should be known that she went on such a message, they would look upon it to be treason -- but she said she must go, and tell him that he should be brought into England again.

"I saw her prophecy was true, and that a great stroke must come upon them in power; for they that had then got possession were so exceeding high, and such great persecution was acted by them, who called themselves saints, that they would take from Friends their copyhold lands, because they could not swear in their courts.

"Sometimes when we laid these sufferings before Oliver Cromwell, he would not believe it. Therefore Thomas Aldam and Anthony Pearson were moved to go through all the jails in England, and to get copies of Friends' commitments under the jailer's hands, that they might lay the weight of their sufferings upon Oliver Cromwell. And when he would not give order for the releasing of them, Thomas Aldam was moved to take his cap from off his head, and to rend it in pieces before him, and to say unto him, 'So shall thy government be rent from thee and thy house.'

"Another Friend also, a woman, was moved to go to the Parliament (that was envious against Friends) with a pitcher in her hand, which she broke into pieces before them, and told them that so should they be broken to pieces: which came to pass shortly after."

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I know history is supposed to be linear, but sometimes I think history goes in circles.

To Barack Obama: "So shall thy government be rent from thee and thy house."

"What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun." (Ecclesiastes 1:9 NIV)

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Thursday, July 7, 2011

The Messenger of the Cross by Watchman Nee



[15 December 2009]

John 12: 32: "And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me."

I will be staying here with a friend in Belgrade, Montana for a couple of nights. This morning I noticed a book by Watchman Nee, The Messenger of the Cross. I read Chapter One before I came to the library. Here are some good quotes:

Page 7: "Paul's message is the cross, and he himself is a crucified person. In the preaching of the cross, he adopts the way of the cross. A crucified person preaches the message of the cross in the spirit of the cross. How often what we preach is indeed the cross; but our attitude, our words and our feelings do not seem to bear witness to what we preach. Much preaching of the cross is not done in the spirit of the cross! Paul wrote to the Corinthian believers that he 'came not with excellency of speech or of wisdom when proclaiming' to them 'the testimony of God.' The testimony of God here refers to the word of the cross. Paul did not use lofty words of wisdom in proclaiming the cross but came in the spirit of the cross: 'My speech and my preaching were not in persuasive words of wisdom, but in the demonstration of the Spirit and of power.' Such is truly the spirit of the cross.

"The cross is the wisdom of God, though to unbelieving men it is foolishness. When we proclaim the 'foolish' message, we must assume the 'foolish' way, adopt the 'foolish' attitude, and use the 'foolish' words. The victory of Paul lies in the fact that he is indeed a crucified person. He can therefore proclaim the cross with the attitude as well as the spirit of the cross. He who has not experienced crucifixion will not be filled with the spirit of the cross; and consequently he is not fit to proclaim the message of the cross."

Page 8: "The word of the cross which we so often proclaim is actually not ours but is borrowed--it is gleaned from books or from searching the Scriptures with our brain power. People with clever minds and those who are used to preaching are particularly prone to such danger. I am afraid that all their research, study, reading, and hearing talks on the mystery of the cross in its various aspects is for other people and not first for themselves. Consistently thinking of other people and neglecting our own lives will eventually result in spiritual famine!"

Page 11: "We cannot give what we do not have. If all we have is thought, we can only give thought. If in our life we do not have the experience of co-death with Christ to overcome sin and self nor the experience of taking up the cross to follow the Lord and suffer with Him, and if our knowledge of the word of the cross is obtained through people's pens and mouths but we cannot impart life; all we can do is instill the idea of the life of the cross in people's minds. Only when we ourselves are transformed by the cross and have received its spirit as well as its life are we able to impart the cross to other people."

Page 12: "Man's thought, word, eloquence and argument can only stir up the human soul, since these reach to the soulical part of man. They merely excite man's emotion, mind and will. Life, however, may reach man's spirit; and all the works of the Holy Spirit are done in our spirit--that is, in our inward man (see Rom. 8.16; Eph .3.16). As we in our spiritual experience let flow our life in the spirit, the Holy Spirit will send forth His life to the spirits of others and cause them to receive either regenerated life or the life more abundant."

Page 13: "We become a living teaching and a living word; and what we preach is no longer simply an idea which we know but is our real life. This is the meaning of being 'doers of the word' according to the Biblical sense."

Page 15: "For if we really are full of the Spirit due to the deeper work of the cross in us, we will spontaneously diffuse life in our conversation and our talk--whether private or public--so as to enrich those with whom we have contact. This does not require any self-effort or self-fabrication, but should be something most natural. And this thus fulfills what the Lord Jesus declares in John 7: 38: 'He that believeth on me . . . from within him shall flow rivers of living water.'"

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Betraying Israel Brings Destruction on the United States


The reason why so many tornadoes are destroying different parts of the United States this spring (God's judgment) is that certain American and Israeli politicians are trying to give land to the Palestinians. There is NO Palestinian State: there is ONLY Israel. Israel cannot go back to the 1967 borders--this is suicide. Palestinians need to submit to the Jewish authorities or get out of Dodge.

The reason why the Lord judged New Orleans in 2005 (Hurricane Katrina) was that Jewish settlements were being removed from the Gaza Strip. Before the Lord bombed the hell out of New Orleans, Haiti (2010), Japan (2011), Tuscaloosa, Alabama (2011) and Joplin, Missouri (2011), He NEVER consulted with the U.S. Military first.

God is not mocked. Your sin shall find you out.

He who blesses Israel shall be blessed, he who curses Israel shall be cursed.

The United States needs to aggressively support Israel and fight against Islamo-Fascism. The Koran is satanic; the "prophet" Mohammed was demon-possessed; Islam is slavery. The world needs Islam like it needs a hole in its head.

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From: PATRICK TYREE tyreevet@bellsouth.net

Date: Saturday, April 30, 2011, 9:12 PM


30 APR 2011 Today, I went for a walk through our fields and picked up some of the debris that fell across our farm from the recent tornados. Among the scattered pieces of tin, insulation, plywood, and other building materials were a collection of papers. There were family pictures, receipts, cancelled checks, and numerous Other items from places as far away as Huntsville, Flat Rock, Pisgah, and Cullman, Alabama as well as Trenton, GA. The most interesting piece I found was a torn thin paper that was delicate like a page from a Bible but the verses were not in order. The following verses are listed as they appeared in order front then back.

Ezekiel 14:6 Therefore say unto the house of Israel, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Repent, and turn [yourselves] from your idols; and turn away your faces from all your abominations. Ezekiel 18:30 Therefore I will judge you, O house of Israel, every one according to his ways, saith the Lord GOD. Repent, and turn [yourselves] from all your transgressions; so iniquity shall not be your ruin. Ezekiel 33:9 Nevertheless, if thou warn the wicked of his way to turn from it; if he do not turn from his way, he shall die in his iniquity; but thou hast delivered thy soul. I Kings 2:20 So David slept with his fathers, and was buried in the city of David. Acts 13:36 For David, after he had served his own generation by the will of God, fell on sleep, and was laid unto his fathers, and saw corruption: II Samuel 23:2 The Spirit of the LORD spake by me, and his word [was] in my tongue. Hebrews 6:17 Because God wanted to make the unchanging nature of his purpose very clear to the heirs of what was promised, he confirmed it with an oath.

The verses seem to speak a message without any interpretation but I would like to add a bit of information that may make these verses come to life. The same day as the tornados ripped across the south, David Wilkerson, a prophet and pastor was tragically killed in a car accident in Texas. His son quoted the same passages referring to the death of David after his life of ministry. David Wilkerson also spoke many of these other passages referring to repentance from idolatry, sin, and abominations. We need to read the scriptures and recognize what God calls sin, and an abomination. We need to return to His Torah and live a life of obedience.

The other thing that is amazing is that there seems to be a correlation between natural disasters and making political moves or alliances against Israel. We can see this recently as countries who have acknowledged a Palestinian nation against what God has said belongs to Israel. The day after Japan made this bold alliance the tsunami hit. It does not take long to see an immediate correlation when you look through the headlines. The evening of Tuesday and the morning of Wednesday our government met with the Palestinians to set up an interim government and even reprimanded Hamas saying that they needed to be less violent since we could not whole heartedly back a terrorist organization.

While this article [article has been deleted] says that the US reacts cooly to the Palestinian plans it is none the less pushing forward with a plan to establish a Palestinian state. The more we push Israel into a corner the more the God of Israel will fight for them.

We need to take these cries for repentance seriously and truly search the Scriptures and learn what YAHWEH-God means when he defines sin or iniquity. His list might not be the same as what we have been taught. It is always good to review. The above is strictly my opinion and commentary and not the voice of God except the quoted passages from scripture.

Sincerely, Patrick S Tyree

The Man Christ Jesus
Israel My Glory
Jesus, the Revolution & You
Obama Will Leave The White House
2011 Japan Earthquake
Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin
the Arab Spring, Ancient Israel, & Jesus Christ
Bereshith
Only Israel
Islam is Slavery
Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Jewish Life After Death
A Vision about George Washington and America
Hugo Chavez Curses Israel

Friday, May 20, 2011

Louis Kossuth, Hungarian Patriot - William Cullen Bryant



By William Cullen Bryant

[Address in which William Cullen Bryant introduced Louis Kossuth at the banquet given in honor of the Hungarian patriot by the Press of New York, December 9, 1851.]

“. . . The Washingtons, the Franklins of Hungary, her sages, her legislators, her warriors, expelled by a far worse tyranny than was ever endured here, are wanderers in foreign lands. Some of them are within our own borders; one of them sits with his companions as our guest to-night, and we must measure the duty we owe them by the same standard which we would have had history apply, if our ancestors had met with a fate like theirs.

“I have compared the exiled Hungarians to the great men of our own history. Difficulty, my brethren, is the nurse of greatness—a harsh nurse, who roughly rocks her foster-children into strength and athletic proportion. The mind, grappling with great aims and wrestling with mighty impediments, grows by a certain necessity to their stature. Scarce anything so convinces me of the capacity of the human intellect for indefinite expansion in the different stages of its being, as this power of enlarging itself to the height and compass of surrounding emergencies. These men have been trained to greatness by a quicker and surer method than a peaceful country and a tranquil period can know.

“But it is not merely, or even principally, for their personal qualities that we honor them; we honor them for the cause in which they so gloriously failed. Great issues hung upon that cause, and great interests of mankind were crushed by its downfall. I was on the continent of Europe when the treason of Gorgey laid Hungary bound at the feet of the Czar. Europe was at the time in the midst of the reaction; the ebb tide was rushing violently back, sweeping all that the friends of freedom had planned into the black bosom of the deep. In France the liberty of the press was extinct; Paris was in a state of siege; the soldiery of that Republic had just quenched in blood the freedom of Rome; Austria had suppressed liberty in northern Italy; absolutism was restored in Prussia; along the Rhine and its tributaries, and in the towns and villages of Wurtemberg and Bavaria, troops withdrawn from the barracks and garrisons filled the streets and kept the inhabitants quiet with the bayonet at their breasts. Hungary, at that moment, alone upheld—and upheld with a firm hand and dauntless heart—the blazing torch of liberty. To Hungary were turned up the eyes, to Hungary clung the hopes of all who did not despair of the freedom of Europe.”

“Russia did not misjudge. If she had allowed Hungary to become independent and free, the reaction in favor of absolutism had been incomplete; there would have been one perilous example of successful resistance to despotism; in one corner of Europe a flame would have been kept alive, at which the other nations might have rekindled among themselves the light of liberty. Hungary was subdued; but does any one, who hears me, believe that the present state of things in Europe will last? The despots themselves scarcely believe it; they rule in constant fear, and, made cruel by their fears, are heaping chain on chain around the limbs of their subjects.

“They are hastening the event they dread. Every added shackle galls into a more fiery impatience those who are condemned to wear it. I look with mingled hope and horror to the day—the hope, my brethren, predominates—a day bloodier, perhaps, than we have seen since the wars of Napoleon, when the exasperated nations shall snap their chains and start to their feet. It may well be that Hungary, made less patient of the yoke by the remembrance of her own many and glorious struggles for independence, and better fitted than other nations, by the peculiar structure of her institutions, for founding the liberty of her citizens on a rational basis, will take the lead. In that glorious and hazardous enterprise, in that hour of her sore need and peril, I hope she will be cheered and strengthened with aid from this side of the Atlantic; aid given, not with a parsimonious hand, not with cowardly and selfish apprehension lest we should not err on the safe side—wisely, of course,—I care not with how broad and comprehensive a regard to the future—but in large, generous, effectual measure.

“And you, our guest, fearless, eloquent, large of heart and of mind, whose one thought is the salvation of oppressed Hungary, unfortunate, but undiscouraged, struck down in the battle of liberty, but great in defeat, and gathering strength for triumphs to come, receive the assurance at our hands, that in this great attempt of man to repossess himself of the rights which God gave him, though the strife be waged under a distant belt of longitude, and with the mightiest despotisms of the world, the Press of America will take part—will take, do I say?—already takes part with you and your countrymen.”

Modern Eloquence
Volume V
Addresses: Tributes to Great Men
Ashley H. Thorndike, Editor
Professor of English, Columbia University
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“Difficulty, my brethren, is the nurse of greatness—a harsh nurse, who roughly rocks her foster-children into strength and athletic proportion.”

“Every added shackle galls into a more fiery impatience those who are condemned to wear it.”

“And you, our guest [Louis Kossuth], fearless, eloquent, large of heart and of mind, whose one thought is the salvation of oppressed Hungary, unfortunate, but undiscouraged, struck down in the battle of liberty, but great in defeat, and gathering strength for triumphs to come. . .”

--William Cullen Bryant

[Kossuth County, Iowa is named after Louis Kossuth]

Kossuth County, Iowa