When I was a kid, adults used to say that ‘so-and-so’ was “crazy like a fox”–iow, they were crafty, not nuts–I think that’s what we’re dealing with these days, with things like the police stopping someone, then taking all their cash, adjudging them to be going to commit a crime with it in the near future, as though the cops are now ‘psychics’ as well, etc.–it’s blatant theft, but goes along with the growing lawlessness we can see more clearly every day. But, the reason behind it, I think, is to strike fear into our hearts, far more than it is grand theft, or even petty theft, on the part of our ‘authorities’.

You want to hear something that might sound ridiculous on it’s face, yet, to me, seems far more likely than not? Why is it that 3 main charities, 2 of which help children, and the other one helps our military wounded, ask us to commit to giving them “$19” per month? I asked myself why all 3 are asking us for that very same amount, and it wasn’t until during one commercial the amount was broken down to cents–63 cents per day–that it finally occurred me what might be taking place. 63 cents, in occult-luciferian terms, equals 3 6’s–666–then, it hit me that those charities, no matter how much help they might be giving to our children, and wounded soldiers, might also be using those charities to launder money–taking it in, giving some to the charity, then squirreling the rest away for the use of the nwo. To realize that just broke my heart–using our children, and our wounded, to line their own pockets!

And, I totally agree with you, about their attempting to erase the lines between what makes a girl a girl, verses what makes a boy a boy–‘male and female created He them'[Genesis 1:27 KJV]. What also disturbed me is in yet another commercial I saw recently in which it was said that “all” of us can learn “anything” we want to learn, since even Einstein had to learn his “ABC’s” the way we all do–it went on to give the false impression that we are all equally blessed with enough brain-power to use to accomplish anything we’d like–I could even been a whiz at mathematics if I just applied myself hard enough–but–wrong answer!–no way!:)–what was so disturbing to me, though, was their insistence that we are all born with equal amounts of intelligence, so that people like Einstein are not really special in any way at all–that’s just sad, that they would suggest such a thing, especially to suggestible little children!

I am planning to show up soon to one of the Gilbert House Fellowships, so thank you for inviting me to attend!–I just need to write the date and time down on a note and stick it up where I can see it–old age forgetfulness, you know! 🙂 God bless.