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Is George Bush more like David Koresh or Jim Jones, than Jesus?
The Stephen Harper minority government in Canada supports a reckless agenda from Iraq and Afghanistan, to Lebanon to Global Warming
by François Leduc
When U.S. President George W. Bush -- along with Prime
Minister Stephen Harper in Canada -- refused to
support a ceasefire in Israel's attack against
Lebanon, the substance of his U.S. administration
further revealed itself. Mr. Bush has portrayed
himself as America's chief disciple of Jesus.
However, it is apparent that the Mr. Bush led
neo-conservative "Globalisationists" may have more in
common with David Koresh or Jim Jones, than with
Jesus.
In 1978, 913 followers of Jim Jones and the Peoples
Temple committed a mass suicide in northern Guyana at
a site called, Jonestown. The charismatic leader of
Jonestown, was Jim Jones, a preacher who had set up
the Peoples Temple in San Francisco and ultimately
moved his followers to Guyana. Jones, claimed to be
the reincarnation of Jesus, and "Father Divine", among
others.
David Koresh sought and became the self-professed
"Christian" leader of what became popularly known as
the "Davidians". In 1993, David Koresh's armed
stand-off with also armed U.S. FBI agents led to the
destruction of Koresh's "Davidian" compound in Waco
Texas in the United States, along the death of most of
Koresh's followers.
The public relations "Christian" mantra
of Mr. Bush and Mr. Harper
The U.S. Bush administration, along with Mr. Stephen
Harper in a junior role in Canada, use their
"Christian" mantra, to create an aura of legitimacy
over everything that they do, as being inherently
"good". But, lets examine a pivotal historically
stated commitment of Jesus, in comparison to Mr. Bush
on matters which relate to the current crisis of
Lebanon. Jesus said in Matthew 5:11, "Blessed are the
peacemakers; for they shall be called the children of
G-d". In contrast, Mr. Bush portrays himself in
Lebanon, and elsewhere not as being a peacemaker.
Instead. Mr. Bush has presented himself as a "man of
war", who presides over other "men of war".
It has been well-established that these apparent "men
of war" led the United States and other countries into
a pre-emptive strike in Iraq, based upon fraudulent
claims of Iraq having weapons of mass destruction. It
has been furthermore well documented that the Bush
administration has been responsible for hundreds of
thousands of civilian deaths, along with the on-going
culture of violence and lawlessness in Iraq.
It has been furthermore well-established that the Bush
administration has been responsible for more death and
destruction in Iraq than Saddam Hussein himself. And
now thanks to the precedence of the Bush
administration in Iraq, any U.S. ally with the
military capacity can now fabricate reasons for
invading other countries, as is the apparent case of
Israel's strike in Lebanon, that has reportedly used
U.S. weaponry. This has further resulted in thousands
more casualties, and other destruction in Lebanon as
well as in Afghanistan.
Innocent people in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Lebanon, now
live under the spectre of fear associated with
military bombardments from U.S. made weaponry,
policies, and related campaigns of oppression.
The Bush administration appears to deviate sharply
from the spirit of the Bible embraced by Jesus.
However, the Bush administration could be perceived to
have a lot in common with two other groups of
self-professed "Christians". These self-professed
"Christian" leaders include Jim Jones during the late
1970's, and David Koresh in the current U.S.
President's home state of Texas.
The continued refusal of Mr. Bush, along with Mr.
Harper in Canada, to adopt governmental policies which
would reverse Global Warming, further confirms that
these representative "neo-conservatives" are not
guided by the spirit of Christianity. Like David
Koresh and Jim Jones, both Mr. Harper and Mr, Bush
instead, appear to represent some kind of religious
fanaticism, that purports to be Christian, but which
is substantively not.
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David Koresh's Davidians camp.
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Like Jim Jones and David Koresh's 'Davidians, the
neo-conservatives associated with Mr. Harper and Mr.
Bush, use a professed association with religious
piety, to try to control followers to sacrifice their
well-being for promises of "glory".
Like Jim Jones and David Koresh, Mr. Harper and Mr.
Bush seize on manufactured enemies in their contrived
co-sponsored "War on Terrorism", to build a siege
mentality among followers, that blinds them to the
self-absorbed purposes of a leadership clique.
If Prime Minister Harper in Canada, and U.S. President
Bush represented substantively "Christian-inspired
political groups, both Harper and Bush would have been
critically showing leadership on going even beyond the
Kyoto Protocols toward the reversing of Global
Warming. It appears that the non-Christian religious
fanatical cliques of neo-conservatives represented by
Mr. Harper and Mr. Bush are seeking to use Global
Warming trends to destroy the Earth along with all
living creatures, based upon some kind of
"apocalyptical vision". Indeed, Jim Jones who led a
mass-suicide, and David Koreshm also shared an
"apocalyptical" vision.
What other conclusion can be drawn about a group which
continues to pursue policies which ignore scientific
evidence, and are obviously not inspired by any
"conventional" world religion? Any government guided
by Christianity, by other world religions, or by the
rationality associated with the self-preservation of
the human species, would have sought stop Global
Warming, in order to protect the Earth along with its
living creatures from destruction.
A agenda of mass deception
Consistent with cults led by Jim Jones and David
Koresh's, Mr. Bush, along with the elite owners of mass-media
organizations which also support Mr. Harper in Canada,
seek to BLIND the masses to ignorance of their
jointly sponsored destructive agendas. Indeed, David
Koresh, like Mr. Bush, was a personally charming and
charismatic leader, which used his ability to
persuade, for an agenda of control and oppression.
Within this system of control and oppression, the
neo-conservative elites of companies from mass-media
organizations to Oil companies, for example, seek to
cover-up the very dire consequences of their action
and inaction.
Mammon: The Key to Understanding the apparent
drive of the U.S Bush administration toward the
destruction of our planet
Clearly, the apparent religious fanaticism that Mr.
Bush represents is not inspired by the spirit of the
Bible, which expresses a G-d of lovingkindness, peace,
and social justice. As a result, the apparent
religious fanaticism of Mr. Bush does not express the
apparent teachings of Jesus, expressed by the Bible,
as Mr. Bush and his associates claim. Instead, the
religious fanaticism of Mr. Bush appears to have been
inspired by the "anti-god", Mammon.
Mammon in the Middle Ages and also in diverse
civilizations, was viewed to be personified as the
"demon of covetousness, richness and injustice". The
worshippers of the "anti-god" Mammon, also follow
"anti-gospels". These systems of anti-gospels share a
vision of society in which "rich" are destined to rule
over the poor. Within the mentality of worship for
the anti-god Mammon, "right" is defined not by ethics
as expressed by Jesus, but by the elite group that
has the power to "control its own destiny" throughout
military, and other force. Mammon is the same
"anti-god" which inspired the 'mysticism' and racial
mythologies that are associated with Adolf Hilter's
Nazism.
The apparently irrational actions of Mr. Bush-led
neo-conservatives, cannot be appreciated as being
guided by any disciples of Jesus. However, there
appears to be a striking similarity between the
beliefs of the cult of Mammon, also revealed in the
Bible, and the reckless courses of the
"neo-conservatives" that currently threaten our
planet.
The apocalyptical prism of apparent worshippers of
Mammon, view life to be a struggle between "good" and
"evil", in which "good" is defined as support for the
objectives of Mammon; and "bad" is any group of
interest which does not support Mammon. Thus, Fidel
Castro is not bad because he his a "Communist". Mr.
Bush led neo-conservatives deal with "pro-U.S. Big
Business" Communists in China. Fidel Castro of Cuba
as well as by Hugo Chavez in South America are "bad"
because they protect poor people, from the ability of
U.S. "investors" to pursue their divine right
associated with "anti-gods" to pursue and agenda of
greed and exploitation. The Muslim world, in the same
mentality, must be subject to the control of
worshippers of the anti-gods, so that oil and any
other riches in the region, can be under the
"appropriate" control of the "good" people represented
by Mr. Bush, and Mr. Harper (in a junior capacity in
Canada), to aid in their struggle against
"evil-doers".
"Terrorist" is simply a code word for any group which
worshippers of the anti-gods seek to oppress, toward
their sought desire to achieve world conquest, via the
other code word of "Globalization". "Terrorist"
include peace and environmental activists who protest
against Big Business exploitation, and "inferior"
groups who fight back to defend their lands from the
right of the "good" people to bomb foreign
territories, occupy lands, and steal local resources.
Globalization and the sought "New World Order"
"Globalization" refers to a process of "cleansing"
through transnational corporate consolidations, and
orchestrated wars, centred around the "War on
Terrorism". The New World Order refers to the sought
end result of 'Globalization', in which a small group
of elite "good" people have been "victorious" over
"inferior races" and other groups, and who would have
shown themselves as worthy to the anti-god "Mammon".
In the view of these elites who pursue a "New World
Order", they would have "earned" the right to control
the Earth's remaining resources, and to be victorious
'conquerors'.
Global Warming and War help support
the struggle of "good" against "evil"
The U.S. led neo-conservative cult of Mammon prism
views Global Warming and war, to be desirable for
similar reasons. In the apparent mentality associated
with Mammon, Global Warming will make the world less
hospitable for "inferior races". These "inferior
groups" include "less virile" poor people, and other
races in places like Africa, and the Middle East.
Indeed, that appears to be the kind of mentality which
guided the unenthusiastic response by neo-conservative
elites to the Katrina Hurricane disaster which
effected a lot of "inferior" groups. In contrast
Fidel Castro's Cuba, with a different mentality, saved
all lives from the full force of that same Hurricane.
In the apparent view of a cult of Mammon, Global
Warming, like war in Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan, and
elsewhere, all support "an apocalyptical cleansing".
...Ye cannot serve both G-d and Mammon
Science can be viewed as providing a technique for
analysing the world. However, it can be used for
constructive or destructive purposes. G-d can be
abstractly viewed to be an expression of enlightened
consciousness that is associated with our spirit as
social beings, and which is expressed in our desire to
care for each other, and the world in general. In
contrast, the interests which Mr. Bush represents are
obsessed with possessing "power", and have apparently
gravitated to a form or Mammonistic religious
fanaticism, reminiscent of Jim Jones and the
"Davidians". This apparent religious fanaticism
manifests itself into a hideous intelligence that is
associated with sadism, bigotry, and cruelty, along
with exploitation, greed, and oppression. The
apparent worshippers of Mammon self-consume themselves
on a never-ending quest for commercial profit, and
status; toward a sought "power", through wars and
through other intrigues, that can never be satisfied.
One "conquest" creates an appetite for another; and
another; and yet another, like a crack cocaine drug
addict, that keeps searching for that perfect "high"
and that never ever obtains it.
Eventually competing factions destroy themselves in
inevitable conflict among belligerent groups for the
worsening scarcity of resources, as a result of the
kind of short sighted environmental policies, such as
those which characterize the U.S. Bush administration.
Worshippers of Mammon would view that, in a
"competition" against billions of other people on the
Earth, with the aid of nuclear and other weapons, they
will prevail. These cultists seek to transform the
Earth from a "weak planet" with environmental and
conditions which foster "inferior" groups, into a New
World Order in re-created in the image of an 'Aryan'
god. U.S. led Globalization in tandem with the
political-military-industrial complex associated with
the "War on Terrorism" represent an apparent 'cult of
totalitarianism'. This apparent modern cult of Mammon
has sold out humanity, and our planet Earth in their
self-delusional and fanatical pursuit of venal power.
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