The Revolutionary Review by Jonas Clark

I Want to be a Consumer Bishop

Friday, January 16th, 2009 | Christian Life and Culture, Economy and the Christian, Politics and the Christian, Recession Freedom Strategies | 1 Comment

Labor, thrift, saving and investing are historical sound economic strategies. Those words are “classic” economic principles that Keynesian proponents disdain. Today our politicians seldom encourage you to save but spend. That of course is your patriotic duty! This wisdom is corrupted. Washington wants you to focus on consuming not saving. They won’t save so why should you? They don’t… Keep Reading

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TRILLION DOLLAR MILESTONE

Thursday, January 8th, 2009 | Christian Life and Culture, Economy and the Christian, Misc Christian Information, Politics and the Christian, Recession Freedom Strategies | Comments Off

Another historical event happened in my life this week, the announcement of a new milestone of American annual deficit, one trillion dollars. Think about this, the greatest nation in the world is being destroyed by the god of Mammon.

The historical announcement came from President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday that our United States deficit will hit $1 trillion. He wouldn’t comment on the Israel Hamas conflict in Gaza because… Keep Reading

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Proposed Credit Card Bill of Rights

Monday, December 15th, 2008 | Breaking News | Comments Off

Credit card companies continue to rip off customers. It looks like they are about to be reeled in. The rules for credit card companies (code word for greedy failed banks bailed out by taxpayers’ money) might finally change for the better. This report is from Mish’s Global Economic Trends:

Banks and consumers brace for new credit card rules

The U.S. credit card industry, harshly criticized for imposing surprise fees and… Keep Reading

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Senator Fred Thompson On Consuming Our Way Out

Monday, December 8th, 2008 | Politics and the Christian | Comments Off

Former Senator Fred Thompson understands the difference between producing and consuming. He lays out the governments plan to kick start this economy by enticing you to consume, consume and consume. As a Washington insider he spells it out for you and me.  Here is a short video he made.

In contrast The Parable of the Talents also spells it out in Matthew 25:14-30. From the parable we learn some important truths:
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