As hurricane Irene makes her way up the east coast of the United States, I am reminded of just how unprepared for yet another major disaster millions of people are going to be. The scary part is that this is just one more in a series of major events that have already happened and will continue to happen between now and December 21 2012.
It’s amazing to me that people are in such denial of what is coming. Like the labor pains of childbirth, people quickly forget the bad and focus their attention only on the good times. Granted, that is, and should be the way in which we live our lives, but believe me when I tell you, the good times are quickly coming to an end. The fact is, the labor pains we are now experiencing are like none we have ever seen in recorded history.
I need not remind you of the natural disasters the world has already seen over the last several years. All you have to do is turn on the news on any given day. We are hearing more now then ever before phrases like, record breaking, never before in history and occurring in unusual places and at unusual times of the year. All of these descriptions are being used to describe some of the most horrendous events we have ever witnessed, and the trend is continuing.
I’m going to go out on a limb here in agreement with a major prediction that seems to be picking up steam.
It would appear that a major event is expected to occur sometime in mid to late September 2011. Many attribute this prediction to the alignments and movements of the comet Elenin. Although I have not done a lot of research into this particular comet, I do foresee the same major events taking place based on a number of other related conditions.
Common sense would tell us that the next most likely major natural disaster should happen on the United States West Coast. This is based on events that have already occurred along the Pacific Ring of Fire that has already produced major earthquakes in Chile, New Zealand and Japan.
As real as this threat may be, I believe we need to focus some additional attention on Middle America and the possibility of a major quake along the New Madrid fault. When this earthquake happens, and it is going to happen, it could potentially split the United States in half from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. This quake will completely destroy major cities like Memphis and St. Louis, and will dramatically impact cities as far away as Louisville and Cincinnati. In addition, a major earthquake along the New Madrid fault will destroy the transcontinental power grid, not to mention the nuclear power plans that sit on or near the fault line.
I’m not writing this to scare you, but to warn you that the threat of a natural disaster occurring in your backyard is real. These continuing threats will increase in frequency and intensity over the next year and you better be prepared.
My advice to you would be to start stockpiling provisions like food, water and other emergency supplies. In addition, and if you have a desire to learn more about how to survive the coming disasters, I highly recommend that you read The 2012 Survival Guide. It is filled with the most useful information and has helped me tremendously in preparing my family and myself for whatever happens in the not too distant future.
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The 2012 Mormon Cult
Pastor Jeffress has proudly endorsed Governor Rick Perry of Texas as the Republican US presidential candidate of choice sighting his evangelical Christian beliefs. In a later statement, Jeffress then denounced Perry’s primary rival Mitt Romney and called his Mormon faith a cult.
Then there is the Tony Award winning Broadway musical “The Book of Mormons”. Written and directed by the same guys that brought us “South Park”, Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to make fun of the religion as well by pointing out some of the more ridiculous Mormon beliefs. Watch this video.
What most people don’t realize about the Mormon Church is that according to Church founder Joseph Smith, God has commanded all Mormons to stockpile a year’s supply of food and other essentials in preparation of coming disasters. As a result of this commandment from God, the state of Utah has more or less become the preparation capital of the http://www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=ml&ti=41265&pw=49779.
This may explain why a once small company like Wise Food Storage located in Salt Lake City, UT has become one of the largest and most respected companies selling emergency food supplies.
Another lesser know and less reported belief from the Mormon Church is the 1843 White Horse Prophecy as told by Church founder Joseph Smith.
The Latter Day Saints, according to the prophecy, would “go to the Rocky Mountains and … be a great and mighty people”, identified figuratively with the White Horse described in the Revelation of John. The prophecy further predicts that the United States Constitution will one day “hang like a thread” and will be saved “by the efforts of the White Horse”
What’s interesting here is that US senators Orrin Hatch and conservative commentator Glenn Beck, both Mormons, have stated that they also believe the Constitution is “hanging by a thread”, and also continuously warn of coming disasters.
Could all this be pointing to a Mitt Romney presidency in 2012? Could a President Romney be the White Horse and save us from all the other prophecies surrounding 2012? And, what would the Mormon Church expect in return for bringing us this great savior?
The simple fact is that Mormonism is absolutely a cult, but no more then any other religion that expects you to believe in the impossible.