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Are You Afraid of Coronavirus?

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The Power of Fear The fear people have of what they don’t understand often manifests itself as distorting their ability to think and process information efficiently. I personally know people that are so traumatized by this coronavirus hoax they have isolated themselves and family members in their homes.  When they do venture from their homes they are donning masks even in the privacy of their automobile or outdoors completely away from other people.  Children are prevented from visiting their parents … Continue reading →

A Cashless Society

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Oh, how we love the convenience of our debit cards.  It’s great to not have to carry around cash all the time only to find ourselves short from time to time.  Yank out that debit card and wholla…. all is taken care of. What’s in your wallet?  Probably debit cards and little or no cash. This is no coincidence, it’s all part of an agenda being promoted by financial interests of the world who are now engineering the financial storm … Continue reading →

The Mark of the Beast System

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Before jumping to any conclusions, let me explain the above image. It is hyperbole – meant to catch your attention. I am not suggesting that face masks are the mark of the beast. I encourage you to continue reading the article below and I will explain how this image is symbolic of how the mark of the beast may be introduced to a brave new world. And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, … Continue reading →

You No Longer Have any Privacy

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In today’s post-911 environment, your privacy is no longer something you can expect. Our privacy has been invaded by big government and big business tracking and data-basing of our medical records, employment records, education records, driving records, travel records, library records, financial records….etc. Much of this privacy, we have freely given away to multi-national corporations in the small print of the “terms and conditions” we routinely accept in exchange for trinkets to entertain us. Companies like Google and Facebook that … Continue reading →