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Title: Whats the Fed Up To With the Money Supply?
Source: Safe Haven
URL Source: http://www.safehaven.com/showarticle.cfm?id=4331&pv=1
Published: Dec 23, 2005
Author: by Robert McHugh
Post Date: 2005-12-23 13:05:23 by Horse
Keywords: Supply?, Whats, Money
Views: 211
Comments: 108

Over the past two days, December 21st - when our first Hindenburg Omen (of whatever cluster is coming) - and Thursday December 22nd, the Federal Reserve has conducted one of the largest two-day Repo injections of money into the system since back in September 2001. On Wednesday they added $18.0 billion in reserves and on Thursday they added another $20.0 billion. Is this a coincidence, coming right as we get another Hindenburg Omen? Probably not. Is something high-risk going on behind the scenes here? Let's review some facts at the Fed. On November 10th, 2005, shortly after appointing Bernanke to replace Greenbackspan, the Fed mysteriously announced with little comment and no palatable justification that they will hide M-3 effective March 2006. M-3 has been the main staple of money supply measurement and transparent disclosure since the Fed was founded back in 1913. It is the key monetary aggregate that includes Fed Repo transactions, that mechanism whereby the Fed increases reserves. The date when M-3 will start being hidden also happens to be the exact month that Iran will declare economic war against the U.S. Dollar by trading its oil in Petro-Euros on its new bourse. But there is more. The Federal Reserve currently has three vacancies within the 19 top Regional Bank and Board of Governor spots. Why? Part of ongoing wholesale resignations.

The latest is from the Philly Fed. Fed President and Open Market Committee member Anthony Santomero has announced his resignation after only a brief year and a half tenure. Very unusual. Hey, Fed Presidents are treated like gods. They have enormous power, prestige, and presence. Why quit? He is far from alone. Over the past few years no less than six Federal Reserve Regional Bank Presidents have resigned. This is highly unusual.

An immediate impact is that we are about to have a largely inexperienced batch of individuals conducting monetary policy in the United States. So of course, the first thing they will do is hide the key money figures. Two positions for the Board of Governors (there are 7)have been open for quite a while. Plus six of the 12 Regional Head spots have turned over during the past few years.

If a substantial amount of oil transactions will suddenly be conducted in Euros instead of Dollars, this should put pressure on the Dollar as folks exchange Dollars for Euros, jeopardizing the Dollar's status as the world's reserve currency, making it more difficult to print all the dollars the Fed wants to without driving the Dollar into the ground. Iraq threatened to do what Iran has threatened to do just before we went in looking for weapons of mass disappearance. If the Dollar tanks, Treasuries might not be far behind. If Treasuries tank, kiss the Housing-driven boom goodbye. Could the Master Planners be hiding M-3 because they anticipate they may have to monetize the Federal debt, buy our own Treasury Bonds during the coming economic attack against the Dollar? That would require a ton of new fresh money creation - too much to disclose. Could it be some folks at the top of the Fed do not have the stomach to be part of what is about to go down?

M-3 has a direct but lagging impact on financial markets. Look at the chart at the top of the prior page. Whenever M-3 rises, the Dow Industrials rise. Whenever M-3 is flat or declines, the Dow Industrials decline. The Dow Industrials are a bellwether for the economy. If we can monitor M-3, we can better monitor the future path of equities and the economy. It is wrong for the Fed to stop its disclosure for this very reason. Investors need to know in a free market economy, because M-3 infusion is centrally planned intervention into a free market system. Investors need to know when the Master Planners have decided to intervene. Our buy/sell signals were designed to pick up the scent of Master Planner intervention by analyzing supply and demand forces underlying the markets. So with or without a fully disclosed M-3, we will be able to continue to identify coming multi-week trends.

So what about M-3 the past week? The latest figures show that on a seasonally adjusted basis, M-3 rose 27.3 billion last week, a 14.0 percent annualized clip, and is up $76 billion over the past month, a 9.8 percent growth rate. But those are the massaged numbers. For the raw figures, fasten your seat belt. Are you ready? M-3 was increased $58.7 billion last week (that does not include the huge Repo infusions noted above), a 30.0 percent annualized rate of growth. For the past two week, the Fed added $93.5 billion to the money supply, a 24.0 percent annual clip. Over the past 6 weeks it is up $192.9 billion, a 16.7 percent Banana Republic hyperinflationary pace. This is nuts, folks - unless there is an incredible risk out there we are not being told about. That is a lot of money for the Plunge Protection Team's arsenal to buy markets - stocks, bonds, currencies, whatever. This level of irresponsible money supply growth makes shorting markets hazardous, yet at the same time says markets are at huge risk of declining. Maybe M-3 growth doesn't stop the decline this time. Should be a fascinating storm in 2006.

The recent rise in Gold catalogued 74 points over about a month, a 16 percent rally from precisely the day the Fed announced it would hide M-3 from taxpayers and citizens of this great nation. That is no coincidence. Gold sees hyperinflation, monetization of debt, and intervention into free markets. Gold is telling us it expects Ben Bernanke to be an inflationist.


Poster Comment:

My apologies, but as usual with this computer I could not copy the chart. This article does tell us that the M3 money supply is growing at a fast clip. And as of April Fools Day 2006 the FED will no longer tell us how much money they are printing. I still believe that REPORTED INFLATION will be low during 2006,at least, until after the elections in November. But the real purpose is for Wall Street to unload their junk bonds, steal what has not yet been stolen and invest overseas so they can repatriate their funds after the dollar collapses buying America for pennies on the dollar.

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#2. To: Horse (#0)

Iraq threatened to do what Iran has threatened to do just before we went in looking for weapons of mass disappearance.

Iraq did more than threaten. http://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/RRiraqWar.html

"The Federal Reserve's greatest nightmare is that OPEC will switch its international transactions from a dollar standard to a euro standard. Iraq actually made this switch in Nov. 2000 (when the euro was worth around 82 cents), and has actually made off like a bandit considering the dollar's steady depreciation against the euro. (Note: the dollar declined 17% against the euro in 2002.)

"The real reason the Bush administration wants a puppet government in Iraq -- or more importantly, the reason why the corporate-military-industrial network conglomerate wants a puppet government in Iraq -- is so that it will revert back to a dollar standard and stay that way." (While also hoping to veto any wider OPEC momentum towards the euro, especially from Iran -- the 2nd largest OPEC producer who is actively discussing a switch to euros for its oil exports)."

Sam Houston  posted on  2005-12-23   13:19:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#3. To: Sam Houston (#2)

Iran has been feeling pretty frisky lately now that they have us sinking in the swamp of Iraq.

Richard W.

Arete  posted on  2005-12-23   13:29:44 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: Arete (#3)

It could very well be that Iran will go to selling oil for euros knowing full well it will trigger world war.

I note that on the radio they report that the US dollar will close the year higher against most major currencies than it started the year. With the massive trade deficit we have (the largest as a percentage of gdp sustained this long in world history) the dollar should drop. and yet it rises.

because it is an artificial currency, propped up artificially, given artificial strength.

so that the people of the world can pay a tribute. think about it. We can buy without exporting to cover our purchases. Nobody else can. It is a system of tribute.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-23   13:45:45 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#5. To: Red Jones (#4)

It is a system of tribute

Of course it is. Our government acts exactly as you would exact any mafia street thug to act. Pay me protection and do what you are told, and nothing blows up. If you don't, well then maybe a train or something goes boom.

Richard W.

Arete  posted on  2005-12-23   13:53:40 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#6. To: Arete (#5)

Pay me protection and do what you are told, and nothing blows up

that's the sad part - the more effectively we resist them, then the worse the 'terrorism' will get.

that's one reason I don't really advocate thinking that we can win. I do advocate informing people and educating them.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-23   14:01:21 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#9. To: Red Jones (#6)

That's one reason I don't really advocate thinking that we can win. I do advocate informing people and educating them.

Old proverb goes something like this: "When your enemy is busy destroying themselves, get out of the way and let them continue doing what they're doing". We don't have to win, we just have to survive, because this system is doing a fine job of tearing itself to pieces. Our efforts are best spent in thinking about what we want to build in the vacuum created by the sudden implosion of this system. Because if we don't have a plan, I can assure you that they do, and they're ready to implement it.

Therefore I suggest that we spend less time talking about how bad things are, and instead talk about what we want to build once this nightmare passes.

One other thought: Blind worship of the Constitution is not the solution, the Constitution is a great but deeply flawed document, and we need to ponder these flaws and come up with something new that embodies the spirt of the Constitution while also having a chance of working and persisting in the real world.

Elliott Jackalope  posted on  2005-12-23   16:09:46 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#11. To: Elliott Jackalope (#9)

Blind worship of the Constitution is not the solution, the Constitution is a great but deeply flawed document, and we need to ponder these flaws and come up with something new that embodies the spirt of the Constitution while also having a chance of working and persisting in the real world.

No problem. Here is how to solve all problems very quickly:

Change the interstate commerce clause by adding this: ... but these powers are limited to regulating only the movement of goods and services across state borders.

That ought to fix 80% of the woes we face in terms of regulation. The rest of it is fine the way it is with one exception - limit voting to taxpayers only and also cut out anyone recieving public assistance.

mirage  posted on  2005-12-23   18:01:17 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#13. To: mirage (#11)

And this would end corporate dominace of our political system? This would end unlimited lobbying money? This would do something about our insane policies of unlimited free trade, unlimited immivasion and unlimited government power? By fixing the commerce clause? How?

Sorry, we need to do a whole lot more thinking than that. One thing we need to think about is the whole idea of politicians. Is it really a good idea to have people who go into and then out of public service? Is it really a good idea to have politicians be multi-millionaires? Or would something more like a priesthood model be more appropriate, a system where one takes a vow of poverty and service, and is then guaranteed a modest living for the rest of their days, whether or not they are re-elected? And that's just one thing that needs to be re-thought, I've got lots of other issues with the Constitution, believe me.

For example: It purports to be a great document for defining the government of a nation, but does absolutely nothing to acknowlege or even define what a nation is. Is a nation a polyglot assembly of every different tribe, race, color, creed and belief system shoved together into a work camp run by gangsters? Or is a nation more like an extended family, a larger reflection of the families that make it up? Because if that is the case, then we need to consider the issues of race, religion and culture. Oh, that's right, in the current system we can't even bring those issues up, can we?

Elliott Jackalope  posted on  2005-12-23   20:10:21 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#14. To: Elliott Jackalope, mirage (#13)

One thing we need to think about is the whole idea of politicians.

I agree with Elliott on this point. and I chastise you mirage for putting faith in man and the things of man.

We can't even follow the constitution as is. The constitution is just a piece of paper and nobody respects it other than in a token ceremonial way. That is fact, and if you want me to explain that to you I will.

So, what good would it do to change it? In theory you have a good idea mirage. But you under-estimate the failure of man. You put your faith in man, a fatal mistake.

The American nation has exposed the flaws of mankind for all to see. If evil has attacked our nation and we cannot prevail over it, then think how hopeless it is that other (lesser) nations can likewise prevail.

Trying to be positive though, our ancestors used to tar and feather leaders that were known to be their enemies. That would help.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-23   20:18:11 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#22. To: Red Jones (#14)

I agree with Elliott on this point. and I chastise you mirage for putting faith in man and the things of man.

There is no hope? We should just stop trying to improve things?

Never. You are to be chastened for giving up and accepting things as is. There is always room for improvement. Perhaps we should try some.

mirage  posted on  2005-12-23   22:01:02 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#28. To: mirage (#22)

Perhaps we should try some.

you are a fool to put your faith in man or the things of man.

Nothing really good ever came from a man. What men produce we build sewers and treatment plants for.

if we turn our hearts to god, then our nation can be healed. and there is no other way. it is foolish to pretend that by tweaking a law or through some educational innovation or super-therapy for the people that things will improve.

The United States of America was a strong effort by man to rule himself. This effort has failed, you are a fool not to see this. We must be ruled by god if we are to prosper, or even if we are to live.

you are enamored with man mirage.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-23   23:17:07 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#42. To: Red Jones (#28)

We must be ruled by god if we are to prosper, or even if we are to live.

I presume you meant to capitalize "God", but that's neither here nor there.

Do you mean the perfectly just "God" who killed 70,000 innocent people to punish David because he was tempted by the devil to take a census?

Or who made a gentleman's wager with the same devil to test the fortitude of his faithful servant Job, and inflicted inordinate misery in the process?

The "God" of perfect compassion who closed the wombs of all of the women of the house of Abimelech because Abraham deluded him regarding his wife, Sarah?

The "God" who believed other gods (particularly of Egypt) lived, necromancy is possible or slavery is a legitimate institution?

The "God" who calls human art corruption on account of his own insecurities. (Deut 4:16)

The "God" who savors burnt offerings, blood-smeared altars and enjoys the death of every living thing in towns that are at odds with "his people"?

The "God" that prescribes bathing a pigeon in anothers blood, or slaying assorted animals for various transgressions?

The "God" who was ready to destroy even his own people when they worshiped a false idol until Moses reminded him that he in fact has a covenant to uphold?

The "God" who endowed man with free will, then got pissed and killed most of them in a worldwide flood for exercising said will?

The "God" who would eternally burn the vast majority of all souls ever created because of the faults of short and sometimes tortured lives?

This tyrant, worse than the villians of other religions has an interest in redeeming anything? And would offer his son for that purpose? This monster should judge me?

I ain't buying.

Dude Lebowski  posted on  2005-12-24   21:59:36 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#43. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

at the top you asked me which god I meant. I mean the god who spoke and with his words brought into existence all creation. I mean the god who is described as the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the end.

but let me try to respond to other responses of yours one by one, as best I can in next post.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:07:54 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#44. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

Do you mean the perfectly just "God" who killed 70,000 innocent people to punish David because he was tempted by the devil to take a census?

Or who made a gentleman's wager with the same devil to test the fortitude of his faithful servant Job, and inflicted inordinate misery in the process?

The "God" of perfect compassion who closed the wombs of all of the women of the house of Abimelech because Abraham deluded him regarding his wife, Sarah?

god has brought down many people and done many things to them that were unpleasant. This is true. he uses every nation for his purposes not for ours'. our understanding of his purposes is not very good, we are limited in that capacity. But he has no problem understanding us completely and far better than we understand ourselves.

history unfolds for the sake of teaching the people who god is and proper attitude we should have towards him. and to test us as individuals so that god can judge us when the appointed time comes. Many people die in this process and it perplexes us greatly.

I wish I knew in the bible where it counsels us about death. God laughs at our deaths in this world. For he can restore us and he tells us not to fear this death. We fear this death and he laughs at us for it. But after death there is a judgement. and this judgement in the negative is like a second death. and god says this second death is what we should fear.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:16:26 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#45. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

The "God" who believed other gods (particularly of Egypt) lived, necromancy is possible or slavery is a legitimate institution?

there are many spirits and there are fallen angels as well. there are others besides the one true god with power. If you read Moses' dealings with pharoah in egypt it is obvious that pharoah's preachers could exercise powers and work what we'd call miracles. But who was the more powerful god in those contests. The one true god who is above all others played with the egyptians. he showed them he was the powerful one by comparison. He taught them this and they recognized this. Then he put it into their hearts to still persecute the israelites even though they knew that the one true god was on their side. even after it was clearly demonstrated to them that they were going to be harmed very severely by persecuting the israelites, they still did this. and then they chased after the israelites and tried to kill them, this was even after many miracles were worked by god to protect the israelites. and then when it looked like the israelites would all be slaughtered by this powerful army god worked more miracles. He opened the river up by making the water stand up like a wall and dried out the bed of the river so the israelites could walk across. they were trapped next to the river ready to die it seemed and then god opened the river up and let them walk across the dry river bed. and when they got to the other side they turned and looked and they saw the egyptian army with the pharoah on that dry river bed and then the wall of water let loose and then these pursuers were all killed. that's right. god plotted and planned their deaths. these egyptians learned that god was god, they learned that this god was more powerful than their gods, they recognized this and they knew it was in their interest to let these israelites go. and then god himself put it in their hearts to try to kill the israelites again. and when they tried god killed them. he did this to teach the israelites who was god. that is why he did it.

he did not do it for your comfort or for your bank account or for your pleasure. he did it for his glory.

as far as necromancy goes, I don't know what that word means.

as far as slavery goes, slavery was once a common institution. and when it was common in old testament days and in the days of jesus god did not think so badly of it. he spoke at length in the bible of a master's responsibilities to his slaves and likewise a slave's responsibilities to his master. he actually said in the bible that when you are a slave you should assume you are put in that position by god and to serve your master.

many of the individuals who actually wrote the bible actually were slaves. it seems they didn't have such a money-based market economy as we have today and slavery was a convenient way for people to get by. But I am only telling you obvious things about history with regard to this slavery. Many (like that Mirage naysayer) think that if you believe in the bible then you think slavery is good. this is false. slavery was once a fact of life. In the times when the bible was written there were many skilled craftsmen such as doctors who lived very comfortable and relatively prosperous lives but were slaves. The real poverty in those days was for people who were outside of any established and self-sustaining household and had nothing. there was massive poverty in those days. people lived short lives.

but the one true god is a spirit and more powerful than any of these other spirits.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:33:25 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#46. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

The "God" who calls human art corruption on account of his own insecurities. (Deut 4:16)

yes, that's correct. human art is corruption generally, unless inspried by god. nothing good comes from the people. that is true and that is god's view. we people might think different. but we do need to learn god's view, because it is true and we are corrupt.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:35:54 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#47. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

The "God" who savors burnt offerings, blood-smeared altars and enjoys the death of every living thing in towns that are at odds with "his people"?

The "God" that prescribes bathing a pigeon in anothers blood, or slaying assorted animals for various transgressions?

in the old testament it drones on and on and on and on for hundreds and hundreds of pages it seems about special ceremonies god gave to the israelites to perform. he gave very meticulous instructions. and he told them exactly who was to perform what among them. and when they fell away from these things he did sometimes kill the offenders, just like that.

he liked blood sacrifices, that is true. and for different transgressions he recommended slaughtering different animals. that is true. and this same god gave the israelites great prosperity as well. he empowered them to kill their enemies. all so they could know that he is god. this was to create the desired atmosphere and to teach the jews, in preparation for jesus' coming here. this was next phase. It goes in phases. we need to pay attention to these phases or seasons. that's why I tell people we are in the season of the end-times now. because jesus will return. judgement will occur. his kingdom will be buil there on earth. the people will be separated. only those who love god and do his work will be admitted into the kingdom of god. The rest will be barred.

these special ceremonies you mention, this was part of what god gave the jews and was called 'the law'. when jesus came he was the fulfillment of the law. and was here to show the whole world the blessings of god. and these blessings were no longer given for following these precise instructions he gave. but to all, not just the jews and to those who believe in him.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:46:06 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#49. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

The "God" who was ready to destroy even his own people when they worshiped a false idol until Moses reminded him that he in fact has a covenant to uphold?

The "God" who endowed man with free will, then got pissed and killed most of them in a worldwide flood for exercising said will?

yes, exactly. that is the god I am talking about. for a people like the jews of ancient times or I believe they were called hebrews in those days. I've used the term israelites, I'm not sure that's accurate. for this people the jews who were chosen of god in those days as you say it is a bit dangerous to be so chosen. Because if you turn from him or fail to put forth the actions expected of you, then you can inspire wrath. and that wrath is furious. that is exactly correct.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:50:15 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#52. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

The "God" who would eternally burn the vast majority of all souls ever created because of the faults of short and sometimes tortured lives?

now I do not believe that it says in the bible that the vast majority will be judged negatively. If it says so, then I'd sure like to know. we do not understand god's judgement so well. God will judge not us. we are all sinners and must be contrite and seek forgiveness. the one true god is a god that forgives.

and also you described this negative judgement as 'eternally burn'. there is a spot in the bible (wish I knew where it was) that tells of an evil rich man who had no sympathy for the poor ending up in a spot after death where he felt like he was in a lake of fire. and there's a spot where it says that jesus will throw satan into a lake of fire. but this is only in two spots. In other spots it describes this negative judgement differently. the word 'eternal' is used sometimes. But the phrase 'for a thousand years' is used in other spots to describe the time period for this punishment. It is hard to know the meaning. but god's judgement is always just. and I think it is good.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 22:57:46 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#53. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

I liked reading in the bible that there will be a day when the believers of god will tear down the evil ones who oppose god and bring them right before god and kill them in front of him for his pleasure. I really liked that part.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 23:00:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#55. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

This tyrant, worse than the villians of other religions has an interest in redeeming anything? And would offer his son for that purpose? This monster should judge me?

You sound like a hindu idol worshiper. (no offense intended to hindus). the hindus believe you can choose your own god. there is only one god that is worth worshiping, that is above all others and has all power.

and yes, that god will judge you. and this should give you cause to fear god. and the fear of god is the beginning of wisdom. and that is what the bible says. Don't blame me.

the bible says that people of other faiths who are pious and loyal to their consciences can be judged positively when judgement comes. it does not ridicule other faiths. I'd rather throw my lot in with a pious humble muslim who feared god than an arrogant christian zionist who wants to kill iraqis for jesus. the bible says that god is a spirit, not a denomination or religious sect. the organized religions are ridiculed in the bible.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 23:12:35 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#56. To: Dude Lebowski (#42)

I ain't buying.

that's your choice. here is a bible verse regarding it.

Deu 30:19 I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, [that] I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live:

this ever-lasting life you can choose freely. god has given us that choice. Remember, god created the world and all in it, we did not. We don't make the rules. he does. if you turn your back on god you will be cut off, lost and confused, your mind will be turned over to evil things. But if you seek him and his face, then events in your life will show you the way of life, everlasting life, that he will give you. it is your choice.

Red Jones  posted on  2005-12-24 23:24:56 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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