The Revolutionary Review by Jonas Clark

How about that for a headline? Christians Warn Bankers and world leaders that continue to violate God’s word.

Are groceries going up in price or is the dollar losing more of its purchasing power? I believe the dollar is in serious trouble in River City. It looks like those pesky old bankers are going to allow the dollar to lose more and more of its value.

I was reading Chuck Butlers email this morning. He works for Everbank.com and says the International Monetary Fund (Global Bankers and Masters of the Matrix) Chief Economist, Olivier Blanchflower, speaking at a conference in Paris said, “A U.S. economic recovery will only be sustainable if there is a large increase in net exports, which may require a dollar adjustment.”

Did you get that? Blanchflower gave his buds a heads up…”a dollar adjustment.” When will it happen? I don’t know but it’s being discussed by those you have never met that are transferring their debt to you and your children.

Chuck then quotes Richard Russell – “It’s clear (at least to me) that Obama is following the path Roosevelt took during the Great Depression.”

Dare we speak about Preside Obama who has such a charming smile?

He continues, “In 1933, the government devalued the dollar by 41% by raising the official price of gold from $20.67 to $35 an ounce. Devaluation makes debt easier to handle. In devaluation, the dollar value of debt remains the same, but all other assets would be worth more (in nominal terms) whether it was a house, a stock, a car or an ounce of gold. How our creditors who own trillions of dollar in their reserves will react to a dollar devaluation I really don’t know, but a devalued dollar is a lot better than nothing. The Bernanke Fed is trying desperately to bring back inflation, and devaluing the dollar is the surest and quickest way to inflate.”

Can you imagine waking up tomorrow and your savings account and pay check devalued by over 40%? How about a gradual decrease in purchasing power of say 36 months?

Every time I read things like this I think about the working man and his family who have no idea why a group of bankers meeting in Paris can make him work longer and harder for less and less each year.

As already mentioned in another post, as Christians we must pray AND speak to our leaders. God told Moses to speak to Pharaoh not pray for him. Should we pray for our leaders? Of course, but lets not stop there. Hold them accountable to the Word of God.

God loves liberty. He continues to remind us of his covenant with our fore fathers, “In the day that I brought them forth out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondmen (financial wickedness and bondage from evil leadership).”

Yet the leaders turned away from God and brought the people back into financial bondage. Today those leaders are deeply involved in banking, international finance, Washington D.C. and big money lobbying groups representing Wall Street. So is there a warning that needs to be delivered to them? Should Christians tell them what God thinks about bringing innocent people into financial bondage through their wicked deceptions?

In fact God does have something to say to them. He says something will happen when they sow bondage. God says, “I will even give them into the hand of their enemies and into the hand of them that seek their life…”(Jeremiah 34:11-22). I wonder if Big Ben Bernanke and Tim the Tax Cheat Geithner and all those other Central Bankers and financial eunuchs have been introduced to that Scripture.

I don’t know what’s going on in your life right now but take courage because God will come to your rescue. Stand up for righteousness. Make your voice be heard. Stand up for liberty. This nation belongs to Christ. There are more of us than there are of them. We are well able to take our nation back. We are not refugees hiding from our enemies but rightful owners of this land. Our country is, “One nation under God!” Like an old Southern friend once said to me, “It ain’t over till it’s over. And it ain’t over until God says so.”

Your partner,
Jonas Clark
www.jonasclark.com