In Moscow last week, the latest G20 meeting of monetary leaders and central bankers of the globe's industrialized countries kicked the can of mayhem simply a bit farther down the road into the future, choosing to focus on fairly small concerns such as tax obligation evasion by multinational firms like Amazon-- rather than tackling the real issue of the pending world financial collapse that is going to wreck havoc.
Sure, at the end of the meeting - a mere prelude to a gathering in September that will bring together President Obama, Russia's dictator, Vladimir Putin, and other heads of state - the G20 did issue a communiqu which would make it appear that they recognize the gravity of their problem.
But the G20 leaders were only choosing to try to boost their own popularity instead of grappling gallantly with the unpleasant realities of the global economy. Where could any sort of "growth before austerity" come from when, as in the United States, most western nations are essentially bankrupt, their businesses small and large so highly taxed that there is no incentive for them to attempt to grow?
As we have pointed out here many times, the Bible notes in Matthew 24 that deception will be the greatest characteristic of the last days. The G20 leaders have no idea how to solve the worldwide economic crisis, so they only try not to scare everyone.
However, everybody had actually better be discouraged. There is an antichrist and his system is waiting for a global monetary collapse to usher in a new world order.
We must see the handwriting on the wall from all of this: The U.S. currency will be replaced by a new world currency. The Fed is just going to prop up economic markets for as long as it can with its continuous "quantitative easing."
Just how much longer before the United State's gigantic debt obligations, which is now greater than $200 trillion, will wipe out our economy-- and our will? Only the people regulating the system know for certain.
In the midst of all this, we need the American church to become relevant again. People are leaving churches in droves because they see the world around them for what it has become, but their churches ignore the reality. wre people see the world around them and the church ignores reality.
One megachurch recently sponsored a speech by a financial adviser who touts paper investments - even urging people to sell their gold and turn it into paper assets - when a "dollar" now is only worth the paper it's printed on. Don't sell your gold when, according to our mentors, it could now skyrocket to a price of $12,000 an ounce.
Sure, at the end of the meeting - a mere prelude to a gathering in September that will bring together President Obama, Russia's dictator, Vladimir Putin, and other heads of state - the G20 did issue a communiqu which would make it appear that they recognize the gravity of their problem.
But the G20 leaders were only choosing to try to boost their own popularity instead of grappling gallantly with the unpleasant realities of the global economy. Where could any sort of "growth before austerity" come from when, as in the United States, most western nations are essentially bankrupt, their businesses small and large so highly taxed that there is no incentive for them to attempt to grow?
As we have pointed out here many times, the Bible notes in Matthew 24 that deception will be the greatest characteristic of the last days. The G20 leaders have no idea how to solve the worldwide economic crisis, so they only try not to scare everyone.
However, everybody had actually better be discouraged. There is an antichrist and his system is waiting for a global monetary collapse to usher in a new world order.
We must see the handwriting on the wall from all of this: The U.S. currency will be replaced by a new world currency. The Fed is just going to prop up economic markets for as long as it can with its continuous "quantitative easing."
Just how much longer before the United State's gigantic debt obligations, which is now greater than $200 trillion, will wipe out our economy-- and our will? Only the people regulating the system know for certain.
In the midst of all this, we need the American church to become relevant again. People are leaving churches in droves because they see the world around them for what it has become, but their churches ignore the reality. wre people see the world around them and the church ignores reality.
One megachurch recently sponsored a speech by a financial adviser who touts paper investments - even urging people to sell their gold and turn it into paper assets - when a "dollar" now is only worth the paper it's printed on. Don't sell your gold when, according to our mentors, it could now skyrocket to a price of $12,000 an ounce.
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