Topic: Presidential Campaign 2008
The Huckabeast's Plans for "Integrating" America If his choice of foreign policy advisor is any indication (you bet it is!), he will sell us out to the internationalists just like the others will - except for one.by Alex Wallenwein
(Libertarian)
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Huckabee has shown us his true intentions by choosing (or agreeing to accept) CFR president Richard Haas as his foreign policy advisor.
Here are two excerpts from Haass' article entitled "The Case for Integration",published at the CFR website.
"What, then, would a more integrated world look like? At a minimum, it would be one in which governments would not be free to commit genocide (or allow it to take place) and in which the international community could intervene in one form or another to protect the population and, if need be, remove the government from power."
Would China and Russia have the right to "remove" a future, weakened US government from power if they so desire? Will "genocide" remain the only reason for such intervention? Who will control whether or not it will?
Here is another gem:
"The more serious questions relate to the United States itself. The first is whether one can anticipate sufficient domestic support for integration. The short answer is "yes." In particular, the burden-sharing that is at the core of integration should be well received, especially if the United States embarks on other wars of choice that prove costly.The American people have shown no signs of resisting the price tag for homeland security or the struggle with terrorism. This is unlikely to change; history suggests support will be there for any future wars of necessity. One area where integration is being resisted (at least by some) is in the economic realm. Here, various forms of transitional economic adjustment assistance, along with education and training, will be required to assist workers who have lost jobs because of foreign competition or technological change in order to prepare them for new ones."
Interesting, isn't it? The elite see us simply as "workers" who are potentially in need of re-education or retraining - like dogs - if we disagree with their aims.
The other thing that should give every American pause is the assertion that "The American people have shown no signs of resisting the price tag for homeland security or the struggle with terrorism." Oh, really? Amazing how arrogant these guys are. They think the Ron Paul Revolution is just a passing fad. Even "funner" is that Haass hereby tacitly admits that the war in Iraq is a "war of choice." Hmm.
Naturally, by "integration" he means that countries, and thereby people, lose their essential right of self-determination - unless they "determine" to go along with the NWO agenda, of course.
Anyway, that's the Huckabeast for you. Christians should know better than to suppport this guy. Goes to show how successfully Christianity has been neutralized and co-opted by the adversary. Instead of tossing the Huckster out on his head, they stand in church and wave their hands in the air when their "leaders" promote him like he is the second coming of Jesus Christ.
Supposedly sovereignty-loving conservative Republicans should think twice before they promote (and vote for) a guy like that while at the same time dumping on Ron Paul. They do not know their real enemies.
Maybe they should look for them in the higher echelons of their party's hierarchy?
Just a thought.
Alex Wallenwein
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Many of the Christian Right put too much faith in their political leaders and were led astray. If those same leaders were also their spiritual leaders then not only were Christians led astray in politics but they were also led astray in Christian doctrine for merely political purposes.
So called "Christian Zionism" has caused great damage to what little was left of Protestant unity. Unfortunately, few Christians understand "Christian Zionism" as a political philosophy.
I think some of my Christian brothers and sisters are starting to see some of these things now. Let's encourage them not to fall back on apathy but to refocus their efforts. When it comes to politics, if we do not stay informed and educate ourselves on the issues, then we will blindly follow someone else. The same is true in religion.
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