Turning the World into a House of Slaves

Mar 23, 2007 09:12

It is becoming more obvious that the enslavement of the Jews in Egypt is now being repeated globally for everyone. Professor Narrett says, "The era of the pyramid returns with an enslaved populace that would delight Pharaoh."

Ultimately the only ones capable of resisting are either Jews or Christians, if they decide that freedom is actually a holy exercise before it is too late.

The front line of the fight against the New World Order is certainly not the US who is the main motivator for the new global tyranny. No, the line is Israel, where a handful of Jews in Judea and Samaria who doggedly resist having their land taken by imminent domain.

The National ID is global and is also being resisted by the Jews, certainly not the smiling American clergy. The professor warns, "The tagging of citizens for electronic and digital recognition, to pass or to be detained threatens us all."

Tracking started with an unconstitutional driver's license, expanded to gun registration, and is now the standard of how to compel compliance with any and all public policy.

The driver permit and auto registration needs to be resisted, destroyed, and the perpetrators punished. "The authorities will be able to monitor your every move and life transaction. It’s further along than that: Britain intends by 2009 to require biometric tags, fingerprints and retinal scans for any citizen that wants a passport."

As of now, the US Christians and Jews refuse to repent because of the appearances of righteousness which they are addicted to.

That leaves it for the Jews to resist.

"By resisting this plan to electronically and digitally register every car, and then every person, the Jews of Judea and Samaria will not only stave off the nascent World State’s plans to ghettoize and expel them but will lead the way for us also to resist slavery and helplessness in the form of ’security.’"

There will be a second Purim and exodus. But the pastors and rabbis may not be invited.

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