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7/31/15

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Friday, July 31, AD 2015
 
MARKETS
 
Between Friday, July 24, AD 2015 and 
Friday, July 31, AD 2015, the bid prices for:

Gold fell 0.4 % from $1,099.50 to $1,095.20

Silver rose 0.3 % from $14.74 to $14.79

Platinum fell 0.5 % from $987 to $982

Palladium fell 1.6 % from $624 to $614

Crude Oil fell 2.7 % from $48.08 to $46.77

DJIA rose 0.1 % from 17,568.53 to 17,690.46

NASDAQ rose 0.8 % from 5,088.63 to 5,128.28

NYSE rose 0.1 % from 10,722.00 to 10,882.30

US Dollar Index fell 0.0 % from 97.20 to 97.19

 
 

"Only buy something that you'd be perfectly happy to hold
if the market shut down for 10 years." --Warren Buffett 

"If the markets shut down for 10 years, what investment would you dare to hold-- 
other than gold"? --Alfred Adask

Debt Forgiveness

 

by Alfred Adask

 

 

If asked why I write and publish articles, most people would probably guess that I want to "teach" whatever it is that I know (or think I know).

 

They'd be wrong.

 

I don't write to teach, I write to learn

 

Something interesting crosses my mind.  I'm drawn (I think by our Father YHWH ha Elohiym) to write about it.  As I do, word-by-word and phrase-by-phrase, I often find new insight(s) that I never imagined before I started writing the article.  Thus, I learn from writing.  Learning excites me.  Writing is exciting.

 

This is not to say that everything I "learn" from writing is true.  But much of what I learn is interesting (at least to me) and new (at least to me).

 

I don't publish articles in order to teach.  I publish to share what I've most recently learned.

 

The following article is an example of the writing-is-learning process.  I started out to write a 1,200-word article.  I ended with nearly 4,200 words.  The extra 3,000 words were necessary for me to learn some lessons and insights that I found fascinating.

 

I hope you'll also find the lessons I learned to be interesting and, to some degree, true.

 

The Cypriot financial crisis occurred between A.D. 2012 and A.D. 2013.   It was marked by bank closings and the invention of "bail-ins" where bank customer deposits were seized to support the banks. Conspiracy theorists warned that the Cyprus debt crisis could trigger a global financial collapse.  That debt crisis seemed pretty serious at the time.

 

However, Cyprus failed to cause a global financial meltdown and it's largely disappeared from the news over the past two years.  Based on this absence of news, you might've thought that the Cyprus debt crisis had been solved and forgotten.

 

But, no-the French news agency ("Agence France-Presse"; AFP) recently published "Bad loans could sink Cyprus recovery".  According to that article the Cyprus debt crisis is alive and well:

 

"Cyprus is making progress on its bailout reform commitments but bad bank loans could derail a fledgling recovery, international lenders said on Monday."

 

Ohh, goody.  Cyprus is having a "recovery"!-just like we are, here in the US!  But the Cypriot recovery might be derailed by "bad bank loans"-debts that can't be repaid.

 

"Following a review of the EU member's economy by the 'troika' of international lenders [the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund], warned that bailed-out Cyprus still had obstacles in its way.

 

"There is tentative evidence that the slow pace of debt restructuring is picking up . . . ."

 

Q:  What is "tentative evidence"? 

 

A:  An absence of evidence?  Imaginary evidence?  Prima facie evidence?  Evidence that has not yet been admitted into a court?  No evidence at all?

 

Q:  What is "debt restructuring"? 

 

A:  It's an agreement by creditors (that can be reached without an official bankruptcy proceeding) to cancel/forgive some or all of a debtors' debt.  For example, if Cyprus owed $50 billion, seeing that it's broke and can't pay the full amount, its creditors might agree to "restructure" or "forgive" $20 billion and leave a remaining debt due of $30 billion. 

 

Q:  Given the two previous definitions of "tentative evidence" and "debt restructuring," what is the meaning of the sentence "There is tentative evidence that the slow pace of debt restructuring is picking up"?

 

A:  It means that so far, there's virtually no evidence that "debt restructuring" (debt forgiveness) has taken place.  Cyprus is being held liable for the full, possibly unpayable, debt.

 

Q: Why is "debt restructuring" (cancellation of existing debt) going so slowly? 

 

A: Perhaps, because: 

 

1)  Whenever we "restructure" any existing debt, we cancel some or all of that debt

 

2)  In a debt-based monetary system (which is predominant throughout most of the world including Cyprus), to cancel any debt reduces the currency supply.

 

Q:  Why does cancelling debt also reduce the currency supply?

 

A:  Because our debt-based monetary system is, by definition, backed by debt.  If you eliminate some of the debt you must also eliminate some of the backing for the fiat currency that's based on that debt.  

 

If we had no debt, we'd have no debt-based currency.  In order to protect the debt-based, fiat dollar, government must also protect, and even increase, the underlying debts

 

*  The implications are bizarre.  To grow richer in a debt-based monetary system, we need more debt.  To wipe out debt through bankruptcy, also wipes out part of the currency supply.

 

The debt-based monetary system relies on debt (debtors' mere promises to repay) to give the currency its value.  If enough debtors simultaneously filed for bankruptcy (and thereby broke their promises to repay), so much debt and correlative amounts of debt-based currency could be destroyed, that the currency supply would be reduced.

 

If the currency supply is reduced, the value of each of the dollars left in the remaining fiat currency grows.  That's deflation. 

 

Deflation is usually a hallmark of economic depression.  Given enough currency destruction by bankruptcy, the nation could enter a deflationary spiral downward into depression, national bankruptcy and economic collapse.

 

In a debt-based monetary system, bankruptcy is bad and should not be allowed.

 

This conclusion is consistent with the "Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005".  Prior to A.D. 2005, debtors could freely choose between filing a Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies.  Most chose Chapter 7 because it allowed for the complete elimination of debts without repayment.  

 

However, under the A.D. 2005 law, there's a new, fairly complex formula for determining if you are financially eligible to file for Chapter 7.  The new law essentially prohibits most Americans with above-median level incomes from filing under Chapter 7 and completely eliminating of their debts. 

 

Today, those who file for Chapter 7 and have any remaining "disposable income" will be obligated to continue making monthly payments or their pre-bankruptcy debts until the debts are repaid in some part of in full.  Thus, Chapter 7 now imposes a kind of post-bankruptcy "austerity" on bankrupts-just as European creditors are insisting on "austerity" for Cypriot and Greek debtors.

 

Again, in a debt-based monetary system, bankruptcy is bad because it destroys part of the base for the debt-based currency supply.    

 

This argument suggests that the system can't tolerate too much bankruptcy without destroying so much of the existing debt and correlative debt-based currency, that mass bankruptcies could potentially collapse the economy. 

 

Thus, it appears that, in a debt-based monetary system, the Powers That Be want you and me to go ever deeper into debt (so they can create more and more fiat currency)-and never, never, never get out of debt by means of bankruptcy or frugal living.  In fact, to live an un-indebted life in a debt-based monetary system is at least antisocial.

 

*  Does those conclusions sound absurd?

 

Of course they do.

 

How could it possibly be that people are punished for not going into debt and rewarded for going into debt?

 

Well, look at your own credit (debt) history.  You borrowed $5,000 when you were just out of high school to buy a cool used car.  You repaid all that you owed on time.  The bank rewarded you by lending you $100,000 to buy a new home a few years later.  You repaid all that you owed on time.  A few years later, the bank loaned you $500,000 as seed capital to build a new business.

 

At each step, you proved yourself ready to not only go deeper in debt, but to make sure that you repaid your debts exactly as you promised.  The bank rewarded you by allowing you to borrow more and more currency.  Eventually, the bank loaned you enough to build your $2 million dream home and drive an Escalade.

 

But suppose that after your borrowed that first $5,000 for your first used car, you got drunk, wrecked the car, and lost your job.  You could no longer repay your $5,000 debt in full or on time.

 

Would the bank still reward you by allowing you to borrow another $100,000 for your first home?  Or would they punish you by refusing to lend the $100,000-or, if they did lend the $100,000, charge you a higher rates of interest?

 

One way or another, you'd be punished for having failed to keep your earlier promise to pay your debts in full and on time. 

 

This hypothetical credit history is consistent with the argument that "To live an un-indebted life in a debt-based monetary system is at least antisocial and possibly anathema."  Society rewards those who go deeply into debt (and keep their promises to repay) by allowing them to go ever deeper into debt.  Society punishes those who do not go into debt at an early age and/or repay on time by refusing to grant more loans that entitle them to buy the cars, homes and things that the world sees as essential to "living the good life".  Good debtors tend to (apparently) prosper.  Bad debtors tend to live in poverty.

 

*  This conjecture implies that government is only enforcing bankruptcy laws as a kind of puppet show to fool the yokels into thinking that that debts can be easily repudiated. 

 

In fact, so long as the monetary system is debt-based, the government can't afford to allow too many debtors into bankruptcy and thereby wipe out so much of the money supply that it collapses the economy. 

 

This doesn't necessarily mean that you must pay your debts.  But you can't be allowed to easily file for bankruptcy and thereby "completely eliminate" and destroy whatever debt instruments you've signed. 

 

The American Bankruptcy Institute recently posted and article under the headline "Bankruptcy Filings Fall 12 Percent for the First Half of 2015."  Perhaps that fall is due to a stronger economy where people are more prosperous and less likely to file for bankruptcy. 

 

But it's not inconceivable that the falling bankruptcy rate might also reflect an unpublicized governmental policy to inhibit bankruptcy and the destruction of debt-based currency.  It's remotely possible that government and banks might prefer to let some debtors live in their homes without repaying their mortgages in order to maintain the fiction that those mortgages (debt-instruments) are still a valid basis for issuing debt-based currency. 

 

*  In in a debt-based monetary system, the government doesn't need you; it doesn't need your productive effort; it needs your debts.  Government doesn't need you to buy things with cash and pay for purchases without debt.  In a debt-based monetary system, the government might need you to shop with credit cards to allow you to into debt, if only for a month or two, in order create more debt that can serve as a temporary basis for more debt-based currency. 

 

This conjecture is consistent with bank policy to sometimes impose penalties on borrowers who try to repay their mortgages too soon.  Government doesn't want you to pay for your house in ten years.  It wants you to sustain your mortgage debt for a full 30 years-or, better yet, 40.  The longer your debt lasts, the better government likes it.  Longer, larger debts are the foundation for more debt-based currency with which government can effectively buy you, your town, your state and the world.

 

Government doesn't really care if you ever actually pay the debt, so long as you pay the interest on the debt so that debt-instrument (mortgage, car loan, etc.) remains "performing" and is therefore deemed suitable as collateral for making more debt-based currency.

 

Look at government, itself.  It's run up an $18 trillion National Debt.  Is there any chance that debt will ever be repaid?  No.  Does anyone really believe that debt will be repaid? No.  But who cares, so long as government keeps paying the interest on the debt, maintains the illusion that the debt is valid, and is therefore suitable as collateral for maintaining some of our debt-based, fiat dollars?

 

(That implies that the jig is up if government ever reaches a point where it can't continue to pay the interest on the debt. The government will be forced into bankruptcy, the debt will be destroyed as will correlative amounts of debt-based currency.)

 

IF the previous conjecture were roughly correct, it should follow that, in a debt-based monetary system, your standing as a perpetual debtor gives you more value than your standing as a life-long worker and producer. 

 

The need for debt could explain the endless government deficits and the ever-growing National Debt. 

 

Q:  Why don't we ever seem pay down on the National Debt? 

 

A:  Because destroying the "official" $18 trillion National Debt would cause us to also destroy and remove $18 trillion from our currency supply and probably collapse the economy.  

 

In a debt-based monetary system the National Debt becomes our National Treasury.  The more we owe, the richer we become.  The more we owe, the more we have.

 

 The logic of a debt-based monetary system should cause government to eschew gold and silver (payments and assets) and instead favor mere promises to pay (debts and debt-instruments)-which seems to be exactly what government is doing.

 

This conjecture might also explain the loss of US jobs to foreign countries by shipping US industries to third-world nations.  In an asset-based monetary system, exporting our industries would be crazy.  But, in a debt-based monetary system our principle need is for more debt rather than more productivity.  We don't need productive workers so we don't need jobs or industries.  We need liar-loans issued to non-productive people who will merely promise to repay their debts.

 

If we ship US jobs and industries to foreign countries, then US workers will become less productive, less independent, less able to support themselves.  Without jobs, they'll be forced to borrow to get by.  With more borrowing, we'll see more debtors, more debt and a bigger base for a debt-based monetary system.

 

*  These conclusions sound crazy, even to me.

 

Still, these conclusions are the result of what I, at least, regard as a logical chain of premises.   My "logic" leads me to believe these conclusions (although they sound untenable) may be true.

 

My fundamental conclusion strikes me as an important insight:  in a debt-based monetary system, government needs more debt and more debtors.  If the government can't find more debtors, then government will be forced to protect the existing debtors from bankruptcy in order to protect debt-based currency from being wiped out by bankruptcy procedures.

 

Back to Cyprus:

 

*  "The troika agreed that it was 'essential' for Nicosia [the capitol of Cyprus] to increase the pace of change.  Notably, addressing the excessive level of non-performing loans in the banking system remains the number one priority."

 

How do we reduce the "excessive level of non-performing loans"? 

 

Two ways:

 

1) Bankruptcy to destroy the loans and degrade them from the status of "non-performing loans" ("toxic assets") that still might be paid someday-to the status of discharged loans that all agree will never be repaid.

 

2) Revitalize those "non-performing loans" by lending enough currency to the debtor to allow him to at least making interest payments on his debts and thereby elevate those debts from the status of "non-performing" (and possibly worthless) to the status of "performing" and therefore viable, valuable debt-instruments worthy to continue to serve as a basis for the maintenance of fiat currency in our brave, new debt-based monetary system.

 

Creditors don't want their loans to be repudiated.  Therefore they don't want Option #1: filing for bankruptcy.  Doing so destroys debt and some correlative amount of debt-based currency.  Bankruptcy is bad.

 

Instead, creditors want Option #2.  They want debtors to make some token payment that supports the pretense that the debt is valid and the debtor intends to pay-even if the creditors must lend more money to the debtors ("extend and pretend") to maintain the illusion of solvency. 

 

We see evidence of this in Greece where creditors may be lending Greece (which already owes €540 billion that it can't possibly pay) another €86 billion so Greece can "pretend" to pay part of the €540 billion and thereby sustain the pretense that the €540 is still a "performing" debt able to justify the creation of more debt-based euros.

 

There has to be a reason for creditors to lend more currency to Greece so Greece can "extend and pretend" to pay its debts.  That reason can't be to help Greece.  The reason has to be to protect the illusion of validity of the existing €540 debt.

 

*  A non-performing loan may be "tentative evidence" that the debtor is technically bankrupt, the loan will probably never be repaid, is probably worthless and probably can't support the issue of fiat currency.  However, it's not really "evidence" until it's admitted into a bankruptcy court where an official declaration that a debt has been discharged is a final determination that the debt has been cancelled, no longer exists, and can no longer support the issue of debt-based currency.

 

Rather than admit in bankruptcy that a debt-instrument is worthless, creditors call the loan "non-performing" in order to pretend the loan is still sufficiently valuable to be counted as an asset that can justify the issue of "debt-based," fiat currency.

 

Greece hasn't paid a significant part of its debt in five years and shows no evidence of being able to repay any of that debt in the next five years.  And yet, the creditors have struggled to "restructure" Greek debt and/or lend Greece more currency to "pretend" to repay part of its existing debt.  The whole process seems silly, absurd, and irrational.

 

But the Cypriot and Greek "debt crises" make sense in a debt-based monetary system, since debts-mere promises to repay-have become the basis for our fiat currency.  To cancel any of the debt must therefore also cancel however much fiat currency is based on that debt and thereby reduce the currency supply.

 

To protect the currency supply, Greece and Cyprus should not be allowed to file for bankruptcy.

 

*  Compare this argument to America of a century ago when our money was gold or silver coin.  Suppose we lived back then and I loaned you five ounces of gold.  You would sign a promissory note (paper debt instrument) that acknowledged your debt to me and promised to repay it. If you filed for bankruptcy, the paper promissory note would become worthless and I'd lose my claim on the five ounces of gold.

 

 Nevertheless, the five ounces of gold would continue to exist. I might not have them and you might not have them, but they'd still be available to the economy.  Because we had an asset-based monetary system, the money supply would not be reduced by your bankruptcy.  You might be broke, but the economy would be largely undamaged.

 

But, that's not true today when we have a debt-based monetary system.  Whenever you cancel a debt, you also cancel whatever correlative fiat currency is based on that debt.  When the debt disappears, so does the correlative currency.

 

Imagine what would happen to today's US economy if government were forced to admit that half of the "official" $18 trillion national debt could not be repaid.  According to my hypothesis, repudiating $9 trillion in National Debt would result in the destruction and withdrawal of $9 trillion in currency from our economy.  Given that the total US domestic currency supply is about $4 trillion, what would it mean if $9 trillion were "disappeared"?

 

There's no rational answer.  It's like asking for the square root of -1. 

 

Q:  Why don't we have a rational answer to questions about our domestic money supply? 

 

A:  Because debt-based monetary system is inherently irrational.

 

Implication:  You can't base your currency on debt and expect to come to happy, or even rational, ending.

  

*  "In previous reviews Cyprus has been praised for implementing a harsh bailout adjustment programme which it agreed with lenders.  Nicosia has said it will stick to the bailout agenda no matter how unpopular."

 

The Cypriot government has agreed with its creditors that its debts will never be forgiven (repudiated) and will be forever imposed on the Cypriot people-with or without their consent.  There'll be no national bankruptcy procedure.

 

"Cypriots have had to endure tough austerity measures which have seen wages slashed in the private and public sectors, while consumer and property taxes have also increased."

 

Because their government's debts will not be cancelled (forgiven through bankruptcy), the Cypriots (and, similarly, the Greeks) have been forced to accept a kind of economic slavery under the guise of "tough austerity measures".

 

*  I'm arguing that, in a debt-based monetary system, government needs and seeks to encourage ever-more debt.  They don't care about payments.  They want and need debt

 

My argument sounds farfetched.

 

Still, if you stop to think about our former "gold-based monetary system," it's obvious that the more gold government had, the richer the government was and the more gold-based paper currency that might be available to the people to spend and stimulate the economy.

 

OK-then shouldn't it follow that in a "debt-based monetary system," it's equally obvious that the more debt government had, the richer government became and the more debt-based paper currency that will be available for people to spend and stimulate the economy?  The logic of a "debt-based monetary" system indicates that the more debt you have, the richer you'll become.

 

*  In the A.D. 1987 movie Wall Street the principle character, Gordon Gekko, dared to declare that "greed is good".  Audiences were shocked. 

 

But in a debt-based monetary system, Gekko's declaration would be wrong.  In a debt-based monetary system, "debt is good". 

 

Are you shocked? 

 

You should be.

 

The implications aren't just mathematical, economic or political.  They are also spiritual.

 

Remember the Lord's Prayer?  There's a phrase that says, "forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us."  That phrase is translated in some Bibles to read, "forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors."

 

That phrase implies that the words "debt" and "sin" are at least similar.   If we are to be forgiven by God for our "debts," those debts must be somehow sinful.  You borrowed.  You promised (even contracted) to repay your debt.  You failed to repay.  You broke your promise/word/contract.  That's a sin.  Maybe not a mortal sin, but a sin nonetheless. 

 

If "debt" is a kind of "sin," what is a debt-based monetary system?

 

If that system is not, in itself sinful, isn't it at least conducive to sin?

 

If a debt-based monetary system results in huge, unpaid and even unpayable debt, and if debt is the foundation for our perceived wealth, can secular debts ever be substantially "forgiven" without sending the nation into secular bankruptcy, poverty and chaos?  

 

Does it follow that in a debt-based monetary system, sin/debt can never be forgiven without going broke?  Does this explain why the creditors have treated Cypriot, and now Greek, debtors so brutally?  Aren't all of the "austerity" programs that've been imposed on the Cypriot and Greek peoples evidence that their debts have not been, and will not ever be "forgiven"?  Isn't "austerity" evidence that the debts may be non-performing, but they are still likely to be somehow, some day, repaid?  Isn't "austerity" evidence that the underlying debts are still valid? 

 

Q:  If so, how does this refusal to forgive debts through bankruptcy relate to the Lord's Prayer that prays to God to "forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors"? 

 

A:  If it's true that, in a debt-based monetary system, we can't forgive debts without destroying our secular wealth, then we each have a financial incentive to refuse to ever forgive each other's debts/sins.  If that financial incentive compels us to refuse to "forgive our debtors," can we still reasonably pray to God to "forgive us our debts/sins"? 

 

Remember?  God, please "forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors"?

 

If we won't forgive our debtors, will God forgive us?

 

But, in a debt-based monetary system, we can't forgive our secular debtors-at least not en masse-without destroying our currency supply and risking an economic collapse.

 

Do you see the spiritual conundrum created by a debt-based monetary system?

 

*  Based on this line of conjecture, we can wonder whether the primary purpose of a debt-based monetary system is to acquire wealth, stimulate the economy or ensnare souls in the sin of refusing to forgive debt/sin.

 

Could it be that the single most revolutionary and spiritually-liberating act that mortal men can perform would be to cancel, repudiate, forgive and destroy all of the existing debt?  In the Bible, God mandated such debt-forgiveness every 50 years.  It was called a "Jubilee".

 

Would bankruptcy and the cancellation of all Cypriot debt give the Cypriot people a spiritual revival?

 

Would bankruptcy and the cancellation of all Greek debt give the Greeks a spiritual revival?

 

It seems irrational and impossible, but I wonder-could we expect a spiritual revival in America if Americans could somehow cancel and forgive the National Debt?  

 

Or would forgiving the National Debt be insufficient to inspire a spiritual revival?

 

Would a true spiritual revival require us to do away with our debt-based monetary system that prevents or at least discourages all forgiveness of debt--and return to a monetary system based on assets like silver or gold where debt-forgiveness is relatively easy since it doesn't destroy the money?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/131f3946-391f-11e5-8613-07d16aad2152.html#ixzz3hlUBehpD

 

Puerto Rico defaulted on some of its debts this weekend after years of battling to stay current on its obligations, signalling the start of a long and contentious restructuring process for the US commonwealth's $72bn debt pile.

 

The territory, which successfully scrambled to make a $169m payment on debts owed by the Government Development Bank on Friday, did not make a $58m payment on Public Finance Corporation bonds, according to Victor Suarez, chief of staff for Puerto Rico's governor.

 

 "We don't have the money," he said on Friday, according to newswire reports. "The PFC payment will not be made this weekend."

 

The missed payment will push Puerto Rico formally into default after the close of business on Monday said credit rating agency analysts. The PFC bonds are the first to fall into arrears, and a government "working group" is racing to come up with a plan to restructure the territory's debts and overhaul its economy.

 

Puerto Rico governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla startled investors earlier this year when he said the commonwealth would not be able to pay off all of its debts and required a restructuring, a move many bondholders - especially creditors to the government itself - are loath to accept.

 

The PFC bonds hold fewer protections than "general obligation" bonds issued by the Puerto Rican government. The US commonwealth is likely to prioritise which bond payments it makes over the remainder of the year, said traders and portfolio managers.


The gift from Hells Kitchen that keeps on giving

By Laurie Roth, July 21, 2015

Money - money - money

Obama has condoned, paid for and approved of abortions in America through out his whole and compromised career. Millions of us scream out about the murder it really is against the innocent, but millions more yell 'rights' and choice for women. They and their political sell out demons turn cold murder into a 'choice for women' speech.   It isn't murder but just a blob of unfeeling mass. Though no one likes abortions, they must keep Government off our bodies. It is even a form of racism and terrorism to be pro life.

Pro lifers are indeed a brand radicals who are anti women, pro big Government, 'acting out machines' at our core who blow up clinics. Pro lifers must be stopped, not the murderers.

As with all 'wordsmith' games to cover crimes and evil...so the abortion world has bought in. Now, not at all surprisingly, over the last few days and weeks we see that Planned Parenthood has been caught in even further evil. Now we see organized crime - selling off body parts of the murdered babies. It is big business making people through out this 'Sanger - Eugenics inspired organization' multi millionaires.

Don't sit there all smug with yourself thanking God you are aren't like that because you and I get to pay for it. We have all been manipulated and forced into this criminal cartel by us funding it with tax dollars year after year. Many times the HOUSE has voted through legislation to stop the federal funding of abortions through Planned Parenthood but it has never passed through the Senate. Thus, we continue to pay for murder and crimes.

Big money NOT big choice

Now, we have another undercover video catching a planned parenthood Doctor haggling over money and price for body parts. We are going to keep seeing these creep up since it is an organized and funded criminal cartel that facilitates the murder of millions of young babies.

Who says what about when life begins?

What do all these cartel doctors and Planned Parenthood types do with the definition of life? The bottom line is they give the middle finger to God and the Holy Bible, which defines life from conception on; The US Constitution which says that all Americans have rights even the unborn - 5th and 14th amendments. They even deny science which defines life as starting from conception.

As with all evil leaders and tyrants, life is always redefined away from someone treasured by God and unique to a useful and expendable widget on a game board. If the people don't do what the dictator says and wants, they are punished and/or destroyed.

Since Obama and his progressives all believe there are too many people on earth for the food and energy supply, abortions must increase, along with killing off our seniors, via the death panels in Obamacare.

Maybe the next set of whistle blower videos to roll out will capture the body parts of our parents and grandparents who have been put away in American nursing homes. Perhaps many have had 'help' dying there. After all, body parts are big money and if we make it harder to make money with the babies, our seniors will be next on the list.

Planned Parenthood is criminal, evil and it is unforgivable and unspeakable that the majority of God fearing Americans are forced to pay millions into it.

If God, science and our U.S. Constitution believes life is unique, protected and precious then that is good enough for me.

Planned parenthood can go back to the fire of hell it came from.

HEALTH

The uncreation program

 

by Herbalist Wendy Wilson

 

The public should be aware that what science is doing is undermining the balance and safeguards put in place by the Creator. We are experiencing a process called "uncreation." The original DNA of plants, animals and humans are being changed but science refers to it as evolving or improving. Genetic science has crossed the threshold of human ethics to create their own version of life. However, life as we know it is not what they are creating. I saw a report on the "leaky" vaccines being manufactured especially in the animal area. The leaky vaccines are designed to allow disease to become stronger and deadlier. Apparently science has two main categories of vaccines; "perfect" and "leaky". We're told the perfect vaccines mimic human immunity, thus continuing to propagandize the world that vaccines help protect us from disease. The leaky vaccines seem to allow the disease to evolve into stronger pathogens and the vaccinated become sick with the pathogen. We're also told that leaky vaccines put the unvaccinated at greater risk. This is coming from an industry that has admitted they don't know enough about the complexity of the human immune system yet are injecting pathogens into people. All this information got me thinking about the murdered babies and science using their tissue in vaccines, such as the childhood and shingles vaccines. What could human tissue, blood and DNA do to us when it is injected into our bloodstream bypassing the immune system? This is what I uncovered.

 

THE UNCOMMON DISEASES

In the Bible God warns us that we'd face deadly diseases not mentioned in the Bible. Actually, the Black Plague, cholera and childhood diseases would be dwarfed by what is to come. The average person would never have guessed that scientific medicine has created drugs to supposedly treat or prevent disease when in effect they metabolically involve cannibalistic-type disease. Human baby tissue in vaccines on a cellular level is cannibalism. What can happen within the human body when cannibalism is involved? The human brain is an organ affected causing uncommon and deadly brain diseases. The brain cannot remove toxins like other areas of the body and the brain becomes diseased and deteriorates. A rare brain disease called kuru can occur when cannibalism is involved. It is a form of spongiform encephalopathy, a type of prion infection. This disease bends and deforms the shape of proteins in your brain and then degrades the neurological function. Various symptoms can occur such as, tremors, loss of balance, headaches, inability to read and comprehend, memory and loss of mobility and speech before death. The disease can incubate for 30, 40 or 50 years before symptoms arise. It is incurable according to modern medicine and once symptoms develop the person has a limited time left to live (6 to 12 months). Another example of this disease is when cows eat meat they are not designed to eat and develop cow spongiform encephalopathy or mad cow disease. It eats away at the brain and becomes a spongy mess. Since the disease can take years to manifest in humans, it is unlikely that doctors will make any connection to various medical treatments involving cannibalism. 

 

JUST ONE PROTEIN

According to new scientific research, people don't have to have but a single abnormal protein such in prions and they can replicate abnormal protein strands. Other scientists say more study needs to be done on how this works and suggest that the abnormal protein strands can be created with heavy metal poisoning as well. Scientific research has deliberately conducted research to see how a perfect storm for protein prions can be made.  The diseases cannibalism exposes humans to are extensive such as; parasites, magnified illnesses and growth problems. 

 

GENE MUTATION

Obviously modern society has not encountered any obvious signs of kuru disease. Kuru means "shaking death" and describes the tremors people with the disease encounter. Science now knows that these abnormal prion proteins can break down into small fragments they call "seeds". The seeds cause normal protein in cells to adopt the abnormal shape and abnormal cells begin to accumulate (nucleation-polymerization reaction). The normal protein is converted to abnormal protein via mutations. This protein infestation creates a toxic by-product.  According to Dr. John Collinge, head of UCL's Department of Neurodegenerative Disease, he studied kuru in Australia between 1996 and 2004 he published his findings in The Lancet 2007.  Dr. Collinge discovered a new prion disease which produced loss of motor function with cognitive decline.  This finding was published in the 2008 Annals of Neurology. This prion disease was linked to degradation of enzymes called proteases and the abnormal prion protein was 16 times lower than the other prion diseases. The people with this lower prion protein were diagnosed with dementia. So the gene mutation produced prion-like infection and matches up with Alzheimer's disease. The prion protein is lower than in other cannibal cases and the mutation occurs outside the gene encoding (amyloid precursor protein). Could it be possible that the dead baby tissue taken and used in vaccines since 1966 has created an abnormal gene protein mutation which incubates for an average of fifty (50) years and then produces dementia or Alzheimer's disease? Is the brain plaque medicine says is the cause of Alzheimer's really the toxic by-product from prion proteins? Brain plaque is made from mayloid beta protein. This prevents brain neurons from transmitting the electrical signals properly. This causes intracellular lesions and death of the surrounding brain cells. Alzheimer's and dementia expert, Christine Kennard, stats that kuru is a rare form of dementia which they think originated in the New Guinea cannibals. Some scientists are conducting research into kuru as a way to understand Alzheimer's disease better. Some have alluded that Alzheimer's is a form of mad cow disease.  The Medical Research Council of the UK is studying DNA from over 3,000 victims of mad cow disease and comparing it to victims of Alzheimer's disease. So far they have found a similar variation of the prion gene. Unfortunately, these researchers believe that this must be a normal selection in gene mutation in humans. They believe in the evolution theory and that human genes are naturally over several decades producing dementia-like diseases. Professor John Collinge stated, "It's absolutely fascinating to see the principles of Darwin at work here." This would mean that "natural selection" is killing more than 5.4 million annually. This genetic mechanism that science seems to be experimenting with could also be tampering with other neurological diseases such as Parkinson's. Neurological disease is the sixth leading cause of death. According to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, it is expected that Alzheimer's disease could affect 20% of our population by 2050 (11 to 16 million people). The WHO worldwide 2010 statistic on Alzheimer's affects 35.6 million people. They state that by 2050 there will be 115.4 million people with Alzheimer's disease alone. The US National Institute for Neurological Disorders reports Parkinson's disease exceeds 500,000 cases per year in the US and will double by 2030. Are these numbers an estimated prediction or are they scientific projections based on help from science?

 

WHAT WE DO KNOW

Some of what we do know is that vaccines are causing anaphylactic shock, strokes, respiratory arrest (SIDS), internal medicine disease, neurological disease such as Guillain-Barre Syndrome as well as autism. Virologist Anthony Morris, former Chief of the FDA's Vaccine Research Division, exposed the inoculation industry as one of greed and population reduction. Dr. Morris released information to the public in 1976 that the flu vaccine when inhaled by lab animals caused tumors to grow. He also exposed the Swine Flu epidemic in 1976 as a lie and warned people the swine flu vaccine would produce neurological disease, which it did.  Since the 1970's vaccines have evolved into more sophisticated biological weapons. The more exotic or absurd they sound the more deadly they become to creation. The words of illusion have attempted to persuade people that what is offensive is acceptable. An example would be we don't receive invitations to a fetal shower but a baby shower. The term fetal is deliberately used to remove the God-given human condition of life from a developing baby. Babies are not a choice - they are babies that will become children, adults and grandparents. Preventing that from happening is what the Bible says is; sacrificing children to idols. The womb should never be a grave and babies should not be cannibalized by scientific medicine. What happened to "first do no harm?" Scientific jargon took care of that.

 

THE CLEANSING

As believers in God we should seek a spiritual and physical cleansing from the ravages of science. Don't fall for the words of illusion, for God is not the author of confusion. His word will offer instruction, comfort and peace. His herbs offer us strength and the ability to cleanse away toxins foreign to the body.  I knew early in my herbalist career that cleansing and nourishing the body with powerful herbs, organic foods and boosting the immune system were going to be the most precious defense second only to God Himself. So, if you've been thinking about cleansing and strengthening the immune system, now is a good time before the cold and flu season. You'll be amazed at how powerful you are when the body is well nourished, free of burdensome toxins and has an immune system working as God created it. Call Apothecary Herbs for more information on organ cleansing and immune boosting with powerful herbs 866-229-3663, International 704-885-0277 http://www.thepowerherbs.com, where your healthcare options just became  endless. Don't forget to check out their emergency herb kits; Pandemic, Power Herbs, Heart Attack Pack and Snake Bite Kits to name a few. Call now!      

    

Sources:

http://www.healthline.com/health-news/leaky-vaccines-can-produce-stronger-versions-of-viruses-072715

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2015/07/27/leaky-vaccines-could-make-viruses-more-deadly-new-study-suggests/

http://www.themedicalquestions.com/disease/why-does-cannibalism-cause-the-human-brain-to-deteriorate.html

http://scienceblogs.com/neurophilosophy/2008/08/11/the-shaking-death-cjd-epidemic/

http://healthmad.com/conditions-and-diseases/kuru-disease-mutation-and-brain-diseases/

http://www.alzfdn.org/AboutAlzheimers/statistics.html

http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1053096

 

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