History
Repeating Itself
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Kevin Straub
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Dear Reader, The following is by Kevin Straub. Kevin is an astute student
on what is transpiring in the world today. Because of willful ignorance and
indifference because of that ignorance, history always repeats itself and new
generations repeat the errors of their progenitors. Ron “As I've been saying, WATCH these ideas grow. Ahh, the utopian dream is being sold once again. I
did not live through any of the wars and revolutions (except the later part
of the hippy movement, being a teenager in the 70's). But I am learning
to see in the modern cultural, social, political, and religous
environment those same things that transpired in previous times, which lead
to despotism and tyranny. Look at the language, and study the modern doublespeak and
doublethink. (Have you ever heard things like "we must give
up some liberties to protect our freedoms?")
This is real, people! This all happened before. But we won't know
that if we don't read and study. No time? Make time! Some catch
words and phrases to consider: "real needs of every human," (hearkens to the
"felt needs" of the Purpose-Driven movement) "search for the common good" "dramatic
imbalances" (laws are getting more "balanced" now -- i.e.,
they are tipping the scale away from individual rights and freedoms and
favoring the agenda of the globalists, who try and make you believe that the
balancing is for the good of society at large) "fully human" the
philosophy behind this catch-phrase is that we cannot live a fulfilled life
until there is full unity of church and state; such a happy life comes only
in the New World Order. Roger Williams suffered for opposing this idea
and it is he who laid the foundation principles that govern the free world in
separation of church and state. The "fully human" promise of
the papacy is a complete lie. “ending poverty by "raising all
peoples" economically. This is an idea that is sweeping up religous people by capitalizing on their desire to do the
works of Jesus and minister to the poor and needy. Little is it
realized that this is a tool employed by the religio-political
globalists. "stable peace for all" . .
.when they are saying "Peace and safety. . .comes sudden destruction." "economic development"
within a "culture of solidarity" that should be promoted by
Catholics in public office is again the furtherance of the aims of
communitarian law, which purports to be for the good of all but is none other
than jackboot fascism under the guise of a happy face. this list by no means exhaustive; every
line of the Vatican's philosophies is charged with globalist, New World Order
agenda. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THESE THINGS WHEN YOU HEAR THEM IN YOUR
CHURCH! Pope: Globalization Needs Solidarity VATICAN CITY, MAY 21, 2007 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI says that in today's globalized economy,
there is no true development without solidarity. On Friday and Saturday the Centesimus
Annus Pro Pontifice
Foundation invited some 350 experts to the Vatican to discuss "The
Growing Role of Emerging Countries in Global Competition: Economic, Social
and Cultural Consequences." The Pope received them in audience Saturday.
The lay foundation was created in 1993 by Pope John Paul II to
promote the social doctrine of the Church in professional and business
sectors. Citing John Paul II's encyclical "Centesimus
Annus," Benedict XVI noted: "Development
must not be understood solely in economic terms, but in a way that is fully
human. "It is not only a question of raising all peoples to the
level currently enjoyed by the richest countries, but rather of building up a
more decent life through united labor, of concretely enhancing every
individual's dignity and creativity, as well as his capacity to respond to
his personal vocation, and thus to God's call." Inspired principles This message, the Holy Father explained, was already present
40 years ago in Pope Paul VI's encyclical "Populorum
Progressio." Benedict XVI said: "Attention to the real needs of the
human being, respect for the dignity of every person, a sincere search for
the common good are inspired principles that are good to keep in mind when
planning a nation's development. "Unfortunately, however, this does not always happen.
Today's globalized society is filled with dramatic imbalances." During the conference it was noted that China and India are
experiencing economic growth, but that growth does not correspond
mathematically to widespread social, cultural and economic development for
the entire population. The Holy Father said, "When we consider the sustained
increase of taxes on economic growth, when we stop and analyze the problems
linked to modern progress, not excluding environmental damage and
irresponsible consumption of natural and environmental resources, it is
evident that only a globalization that is attentive to the needs of
solidarity can ensure an authentic future for humanity and a stable peace for
all." The Pope asked Catholics, in particular those involved in
applying the norms of social doctrine in public life, to promote "the
culture of solidarity and to favor an economic development that is sensitive
to the expectations of individuals and peoples." He added, "Only by weaving the three threads of
development together -- economic, social and human -- can a free and just society
be born." |