Obadiah Chapter 1 עֹבַדְיָה

America “Makes The Cut” – So What Happens Next? Around the world, starting Monday, all eyes are on the markets. The tension is palpable. The uncertainty is ample. And anger is heavy in the air. As predicted, the debt ceiling deal was not only NOT enough to assuage economic fears, it actually exacerbated them, triggering a flight from the Dow, and creating a decisive opportunity for ratings agency S&P to cut the once perfect U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA+. more

Economic Collapse: Brace for Impact! I have thought about this economic collapse title for months. I held onto it and figured I would know when the right time was to put it out there. Today is the day. Watching mainstream media (MSM) this weekend, you would think a one notch downgrade to America’s debt doesn’t really matter. For example, former CNBC anchor Erin Burnett said Friday night on CNN the downgrade was “already priced into the market.” The panel spoke as if the first U.S. debt downgrade in history was no big deal. To that I say, positively absurd! more

Prepare Now Before It Is Too Late: Tonight while praying the Lord has given me a message to get out to His people with a strong urgency. It is profound and I admit that I am hesitant to send this out. Though He has told me that if I do not tell this message to His people then their blood will be upon my head. So as long as I get this word out, it is no longer upon my head and each person can take this to be a word from Him or not. It is then the responsibility of each individual if they will heed or not. more

Remove Your All-Too-Visible Internet Search History: After listening to Katherine Albrecht again Tuesday night on Coast To Coat AM, I was reminded to clear my Google search history. Clearing browser history is something everyone who uses a search engine should do regularly. This was underscored yesterday after hearing Judge Napolitano reveal how government wants to access your Google search history WITHOUT A WARRANT. Congress is about to vote on legislation that would require all Internet providers to keep everyone's search history for 1 year – at their expense – not the government's. Beyond searches, this history includes every visit, every click, every hit, every email, etc. you perform. Everyone using GMail for email really needs to jump ship as your privacy is exposed more than most. morego to archives

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Obadiah Chapter 1 עֹבַדְיָה

Accuses GOP of 'racism,

lies, economic sabotage'