"MOST PEOPLE GET THE GOVERNMENT THEY DESERVE"

TRUE PRICE OF GAS FOR AMERICA?

IT IS UP TO YOU AMERICA

ABRAHAM LINCOLN SAID

"MOST PEOPLE GET THE GOVERNMENT THEY DESERVE"

Price for spiritual knolwedge is not when you buy a book, it comes after you read it.

I am telling it the way God sees it, I knew going in april 4, 2002 if I was to be sucessful I was to be murdered for it. Ghandi said ' detest violence even when it seems to do good it is short lived" ..."better to be violent if it is in your heart than wear the cloak of non violence to cover up impotence" I want to write easy calm soothing things but I know what is coming and I don't have the Hatred in my heart to lie to the dead and dying.

I could take the entire wealth of the world and set it ablaze with a match including all the books ever written all the art works ever painted count it nothing to the single death of a single African baby that dies at the rate of 1000 an hour from starvation neglect from the world

That is why God chose me to be his rod of iron. I use the same tools that the world used to make demonic kingdoms to take them apart words, thoughts, Ideas, fear, hope, certainity of destruction and a divine guarantee of Victory.

Then went this saying abroad among the brethren, that that disciple should not die: yet Jesus said not unto him, He shall not die; but, If I will that he tarry till I come, what is that to thee? doesn't matter what anyone else believes Christ will prove every word written in months and the most important

He IS COMING.

Jesus "Says why tell false rumours ?" Only an English man could stand on an island that I am going to sink into the sea and complain that his Banker lost money. know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan. "The Sanhedrin nailed me to the cross because I overturned the moneychangers tables now they control the Federal Reserve System the work I started on the cross will be finished by Enoch. By destroying the usury of the Sanhedrin on world markets and banking system mankind will truly be set free fulfilling these words of Peter" Therefore let all the house of Israel know assuredly, that God hath made the same Jesus, whom ye have crucified, both Lord and Christ. Forget about False Rumours the truth will destroy faster than anything Authorities avert run on HBOS caused by false rumours FSA announces unprecedented inquiry into share slide, saying it will not tolerate abuse of uncertainty...............................................................................on p34 of the section. It was last updated at 00:14 on March 20 2008. The Financial Services Authority yesterday launched an unprecedented investigation into dealings in the shares of major financial companies amid suspicion that speculators have been spreading false rumours to force down shares in HBOS In an extraordinary day on the stockmarket, shares in the country's biggest mortgage...

I will reward those who stand by me now openly and make them the Nobility for the next thousand years. I will be ashamed of those who are ashamed of me and so will Christ. Count on it

House of Saud if you want to keep being the richest Kingdom for 1000 years stop flow of oil to the west until they publish the Hidden Book of Revelations your instructions from God has not changed. All Blood shed must stop in the Middle East offer Osma and his men prison until Christ returns then I will release them. Olmert is the same soul that conspired to nail Christ to a tree he must be kept alive until Christ returns. Palestine is the relatives of Christ they must be protected fed cared for. George Bush must be impeached and Cheney imprisoned for war crimes. Deal only with democratic leaders from this day forward

When I returned from the Holy of Holies April 4, 2002 I was filled with hope that the Church leadership would see the opportunity of bringing the doctrines in line was a small insignificant step needed to protect the one billion souls under their care in the western world. I didn't know how much they loved money, Christ did I didn't. After all they nailed him to a tree for preaching against the moneychangers little did I know the demons controlled the same souls in all the church leadership in 2002 that they controlled in 33 AD. Same paid religionist souls different religion.

Prince of Islam Ambassador Prince Turki Republic of Ireland Just got a whole lot Bigger please tell the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd bin Abdulaziz. Give my Best to the King: Ireland now controls the Land once called England. Also Wales is free and Scotland is also with a New King called David, England was given to Ireland as payment for the crimes England did to Ireland for the 900 plus years. Thought you should know about places liked by you personally. Christ is coming back to Earth (almost hidden Sura) Verse 15 of Sura 20 informs us that the end of the world will be revealed by God before the end of the world: 390 weeks from April 4, 2002 equals 2500 years plus one jubilee year for every golden jubilee year equals 490 years

(450 BC Daniel received Angel) plus Christ Birth on time as prophesied 33 years plus 390 weeks from April 4, 2002 {plus Jubilee year for every golden jubilee} makes eta of Christ.date of Christ return see hidden book remember zero was not invented 450 BC Daniel 12:7 And I heard the man clothed in linen, which was upon the waters of the river, when he held up his right hand and his left hand unto heaven, and sware by him that liveth for ever that it shall be for a time (1000 years),

times (2000years),

and an half (500 years);

and when he shall have accomplished to scatter the power of the holy people, all these things shall be finished. Revelation 12:14 And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a

time (1000 years), and

times (2000 years, and

half(500 years) a time, from the face of the serpent. 2500 years till return of Christ before the destruction of the world can be finished.seven golden jubilee years each year of tribulation plus one jubilee year for each golden jubilee

(free year according to Jewish law)

2500 equal 491 years.

Seventy weeks ( of years equals 490 years) are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy

Christ was Born exactly when he was prophesied 450 years after Daniel received the Angel which is how the wise men knew where and when to find him so did Herod which killed about thirty male babies under two years old trying to kill Christ one day @ abortion clinic today It was prophesied Christ would be cut off one week of years (seven years before one complete human generation (forty years) for the sake of the elect (to pay for mankind's sins)

Christ was killed @ 33 years of age in the 483 year of the 490 year prophesy where he would be made KING of Kings in Daniel, Revelations and the almost hidden Sura of Islam which stated that God himself would reveal the date of his return. almost hidden sura = Hiddenbook of Revelations uniting all the religions of the God of Abraham into one faith. to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy. Almost hidden Sura of Koran fulfilled April 4, 2002

stock tip for TRIBULATIONS SELL EVERYTHING

ticker symbol 1 current listing change ticker symbol 2 current listing change ticker symbol 3 current listing change Dow 11,147.44 -236.77 Nasdaq 2,234.89 unch S&P 1,244.69 unch
Market Dispatches7/9/2008 8:10 PM ETDow off 237 as financial stocks crumbleMarkets tumble as financial stocks weaken; Freddie Mac falls nearly 24%. Tech shares sag after Cisco Systems doesn't expect a spending recovery until late this year or early next year. Retailers release June sales Thursday, with General Electric earnings due Friday.
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The stock market gave up all of Tuesday's gains today -- and more -- amid worries about whether financial stocks can survive the housing meltdown.
The selling, which accelerated in the last hour of trading, also battered tech stocks after Cisco Systems' (CSCO, news, msgs) CEO suggested that corporate spending on technology may not strengthen for a while.
The Dow Jones industrials closed down 237 points, or 2%, to 11,147. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 29 points, or 2.3%, to 1,245, and the Nasdaq Composite Index was down 60 points, or 2.6%, to 2,235.
Among the very worst hit today: Fannie Mae (FNM, news, msgs) and Freddie Mac (FRE, news, msgs), which provide cash to the mortgage industry. Fannie Mae fell 13% to $15.31, and Freddie Mac fell nearly 24% after yields on a sale of notes by Fannie Mae were much higher than expected. Both stocks closed at levels not seen since the early 1990s.
The selling was broad: No major index was in positive territory except the Dow Jones Utility Average ($UTIL), which moved up nearly 1% to 518 as frightened investor looked for shelter. Utility stocks pay stable dividends, which helps their values when markets go down. Interest rates on government securities were also lower as investor seeking safety bid up prices.
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Not even energy stock were immune, though crude oil finished the day basically unchanged at $136.05 a barrel in New York. Crude moved higher early in the day on reports that Iran had successfully tested missiles that could reach Israel and U.S. military forces in the Middle East. But oil moved back after an Energy Department report showed that gasoline inventories were rising and U.S. motorists used 2% less gas in the week ended July 4 than a week earlier.
The Amex Oil Index ($XOI.X) was down 2.4% to 1,406; ExxonMobil (XOM, news, msgs) was down 1.9% to $84.31.
Where is the bottom? The selloff left the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all 20% down from their October highs -- the textbook definition of a bear market. The Dow and S&P hit their lowest levels in nearly two years; the Nasdaq's close was its lowest since mid-March.
The aftermath obviously makes investors skittish because no one knows if the market has bottomed or is even near a bottom. The major indexes have crashed through support level after support level since May. A support level is a trigger that causes more buying.
Stock Charts (Year)Dow Jones Industrial Average
Select Sector SPDR-Financial ETF
There is concern that the Dow won't bottom until it hits 10,000, and the S&P may drop under 1,200 and could conceivably hit 1,150. That would mean declines of roughly 10% could be ahead. While a bear market is defined as a drop of 20% or more, the last several bear markets have seen drops of 30% or more.
Investors face two hurdles on Thursday and Friday. First up are the monthly sales reports from major retailers, which should offer a good indication of how badly consumer pocketbooks have been hit by $4-a-gallon gasoline. These reports will come out in Thursday morning.
On Friday, Dow component General Electric (GE, news, msgs) will report its second-quarter earnings. The report will be closely examined by investors because GE surprised investors in April with an earnings miss. GE was down 3.1% to $27.19 today.
The ugliness of the selling was such that Boeing (BA, news, msgs) fell 0.5% to $65.59 even though the Defense Department decided to rebid a contract to build tankers for the Air Force.
Boeing had successfully appealed a decision to give the contract, worth upwards of $100 billion to a partnership of Northrop Grumman (NOC, news, msgs) and EADS, the maker of the Airbus line of commercial airliners. Northrop Grumman fell 1.4% to $65.27.
Only three Dow stocks were higher on the day: McDonald's (MCD, news, msgs), up 1.3% to $59.25; Merck (MRK, news, msgs), up 0.2% to $37.06; and Procter & Gamble (PG, news, msgs), up 0.2% to $63.80.
Only 76 S&P 500 stocks had gains on the day, along with just nine stocks in the Nasdaq-100 Index ($NDX.X), which fell 52 points, or 2.8%, to 1,819.
The financial damage was widespread The battering sustained by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac came because of fears the mortgage-finance companies may not have enough capital to weather the biggest housing slump since the Great Depression. Both have raised billions of dollars in new capital this year, but the stocks were roiled by reports early this week that they may need to raise as much as $75 billion more.
The companies buy mortgages from lenders, replenishing their cash to make more loans. If Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must raise more capital, their ability to replenish lenders' coffers will be crimped and could lengthen the housing slump substantially.
If Fannie and Freddie are put on the sidelines, banks and other financial institutions with heavy exposure to construction lending and the like also could be threatened.
And that's why so many financial stocks were hit hard today.
The Select Sector SPDR-Financial (XLF, news, msgs) exchange-traded fund, which mirrors the financial sector of the S&P 500, was off 5% to $19.51. That was its lowest level since October 2002 as the market bottomed in the aftermath of the dot-com bust and the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
The market's reaction to Fannie Mae's note sale was basically a vote of no-confidence in the financial sector of the economy.
The five financial stocks in the Dow -- JPMorgan Chase (JPM, news, msgs), Citigroup (C, news, msgs), American Express (AXP, news, msgs), Bank of America (BAC, news, msgs) and American International Group (AIG, news, msgs) -- all lost at least 4.2%. Bank of America fell 6.3% to $22.06.
Merrill Lynch (MER, news, msgs) was down 9.3% to $29.74, its lowest level since October 2002, after Fitch Ratings placed the stock on Rating Watch Negative, which could lead to a downgrade. Fitch sees Merrill reporting a fourth consecutive loss with its second-quarter report, due on July 17.
The Bear Market scoreboard Wednesday Change from closing peak Date of peak Dow Jones Industrial Average 11,147.44 -21.30% Oct. 9, 2007 S&P 500 Index 1,244.69 -20.47% Oct. 9, 2007 S&P 100 Index 569.91 -21.91% Oct. 9, 2007 Nasdaq Composite Index 2,234.89 -21.83% Oct. 31, 2007 Nasdaq-100 Index 1,819.18 -18.75% Oct. 31, 2007 S&P Midcap 400 Index 786.61 -14.24% Oct. 9, 2007 Russell 2000 Index 663.75 -22.44% July 13, 2007 Dow Jones Utilities Average 518.03 -6.28% Dec. 10, 2007 Dow Jones Transportation Average 4,804.57 -12.53% June 5, 2008 Nikkei 225 Index (Japan) 13,052.13 -25.24% Oct. 11, 2007 FTSE 100 Index (Britain) 5,529.60 -17.85% Oct. 12, 2007 Dax Index (Germany) 6,386.46 -20.58% Oct. 12, 2007

Cisco's price target cut Cisco's Chambers was frank about when networkers and other tech shops will see a big rebound in spending.
"I think most of us realize that it's probably going to be a little bit longer than the one to two quarters that some people had hoped for," Chambers told Reuters in an interview today.
Analysts agreed, and Cisco shares sagged. The stock was the second-biggest drag among stocks in the Nasdaq-100. Cisco subtracted 3.2 points from the Nasdaq-100.
Stock Chart (Year)Cisco SystemsMoreover, Cisco's weakness pulled all big tech shares lower. Apple (AAPL, news, msgs), off 3% to $174.25, subtracted 7.7 points from the Nasdaq-100. Research In Motion (RIMM, news, msgs), off 3.7% to $117.54 on the day, knocked 3 points off the Nasdaq-100.
Cisco faces a slowdown in the U.S. and Europe, UBS analyst Nikos Theodosopoulos wrote in a note to clients. "Enterprise spending remains challenging, and there has been further slowing in the U.S., especially in the West Coast region."
Theodosopoulos also lowered his price target on the stock to $25.50 from $27.
RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue also lowered his price target on Cisco, to $27 from $29. "Initially, the thought was that the tech spending environment would improve by the second half of this year," Sue wrote in a note to clients. "Instead (CEO John) Chambers is pointing to a more realistic scenario of a first-half 2009 recovery."
Chambers also hinted that changes will be made to the roles of top executives. "In terms of how we evolve our entire leadership team, including the office of the CEO, it's very likely to be different five years from now than it was five years ago."
Chambers has been CEO since January 1995.
Energy prices -- New York close Wed. Tues. Chg. Month chg. YTD chg. Crude oil (NYMEX) (per barrel) $136.05 $136.04 $0.01 -2.82% 41.75% Heating oil (per gallon) $3.8516 $3.8202 $0.0314 -1.31% 45.38% Natural gas (per million BTU) $12.0060 $12.3680 -$0.3620 -10.09% 60.44% Unleaded gasoline (per gallon) $3.3808 $3.3631 $0.0177 -3.45% 35.73%

Wachovia gets a new boss Late today, Wachovia (WB, news, msgs), the fourth-biggest U.S. bank, named Treasury Undersecretary Robert Steel as chief executive officer to stanch losses caused by bad loans.
Steel, 56, a former head of equities and later vice chairman at Goldman Sachs (GS, news, msgs), has 30 years of experience on Wall Street and at the Treasury.
He replaces interim CEO Lanty Smith, 65, the board chairman who led Wachovia after the June 2 ouster of Kennedy Thompson.
Wachovia had lost 8% to $14.29 in regular trading, but investor liked the choice and bid the stock up 2.3% to $14.62 in after-hours trading.
Steel has a tough job. Wachovia shares are down 62% this year alone because of problems with bad mortgages.
Steel stocks rebound; Alcoa shares fall There was some good news in the market today. Steel stocks, which had been drubbed on Tuesday, moved higher, although big gains early in the day were trimmed by the selling.
The reason: analysts at UBS and Longbow Research upgraded many of the stocks in the group, saying the recent sell-off was overdone.
Stock Charts (Year)Nucor
Steel DynamicsNucor (NUE, news, msgs) jumped 3.9% to $65.59. U.S. Steel (X, news, msgs) was up 5.1% to $158.17.; the stock had fallen 4.6% on Tuesday. Steel Dynamics (STLD, news, msgs) was up 4.7% to $33.19; it had fallen 4.4% on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Dow component Alcoa (AA, news, msgs) didn't quite hit the ball out of the park with its report late Tuesday, but the aluminum giant did beat the Street, offering a hint of hope for a quarter that most analysts expect to be pretty grim.
Despite that, the stock was not immune to the market's tumble. Alcoa finished down 2.4% to $31.54.
Iran says it demonstrates resolve Iran said it had test-fired nine medium- and long-range missiles at the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf -- a transport bottleneck through which passes approximately 40% of the world's oil. The tests intensified tensions between Iran and Israel.
The tests were designed "to demonstrate our resolve and might against enemies who in recent weeks have threatened Iran with harsh language," said Gen. Hossein Salami, a leader of Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
The actions come just a day after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad rejected the idea of war with Israel or the U.S. Also on Tuesday, an aide to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that Iran would target Israel and the U.S. fleet in the Gulf if either country attacked Iran.
"The missile threat is not an imaginary one," U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told reporters in Sofia, Bulgaria, today. "Those who say that there is no Iranian missile threat against which we should be building this defense system, perhaps ought to talk to the Iranians."
The Energy Department reported today an unexpected increase in gasoline stocks last week. Gasoline supplies rose by 900,000 barrels in the period, far greater than the expected decline of 200,000 barrels.
That offset a bigger-than-expected decline in crude oil inventories, which fell by 5.9 million barrels last week; economists had expected a drop of only 1.9 million barrels.
Has oil peaked? Oil's drop of more than $9 on Monday and Tuesday had some wondering whether oil's run is over.
Oil fell $5.33 on Tuesday alone, to close at $136.04 a barrel -- the biggest one-day drop in dollar terms since Jan. 17, 1991. Oil had fallen $3.92 a barrel on Monday after closing at a record of $145.29 last Thursday.
Oil prices had declined this week because of a stronger dollar and worries about weakening demand.
"Total petroleum consumption is projected to shrink by 400,000 barrels per day in 2008," the Energy Information Administration said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook. That drop is sharper than the nearly 300,000 barrels per day the agency projected last month. The projection is "based on prospects for a weak economy and record high crude oil and product prices extending into 2009," the EIA said.
Some observers were skeptical that we have seen an end to the oil price run-up.
More from MSN MoneyDid oil execs luck into record pay?8 ways to make a million bucksA billion-dollar weekend for Apple5 soaring stocks ready to fall9 months to polish your creditWhy Generation Y is broke"Haven't we seen this movie before?" energy expert Stephen Schork queried in his daily newsletter, The Schork Report.
Crude "rallies hard before a holiday, and then after we return from our long weekend all of that pre-holiday exuberance is exorcised from the market; thereby luring masochistic bears to step into the trap on the misperception that finally, the bubble has burst."
Crude is up 42% in the first half of the year.
NASCAR promoter hits attendance slick NASCAR fans may be devoted, but the slowing economy and rising gas and food prices have kept many at home in the last three months. International Speedway (ISCA, news, msgs), which promotes and operates many NASCAR racetracks across the U.S., including the Daytona International Speedway, this morning lowered its full-year outlook because of the "challenging macro-economic environment" that is "impacting consumer spending."
The stock fell 3.3% to $38.06, its lowest close of the year. It's off 30% since reaching $54.30 in February 2007.
The company said earnings for the year will be between $3.05 and $3.10 per share, a tighter range than its previous forecast of between $3.05 and $3.15 per share. International Speedway also lowered its revenue outlook to between $805 million and $815 million, down from a previous forecast of $825 million.
The company reported adjusted second-quarter earnings of 54 cents per share, up from 51 cents per share last year, but missing the consensus estimate by a penny. Admissions declined by 6.6% in the quarter to $53.4 million, and food and beverage sales fell 12.3% to $17.7 million.
Short hits from the markets -- 4 p.m. Wed. Tues. Chg. Month chg. YTD chg. Treasurys 13-week Treasury bill 1.790% 1.820% -0.030 4.99% -42.99% 5-year Treasury note yield 3.107% 3.171% -0.064 -7.00% -10.07% 10-year Treasury note yield 3.834% 3.880% -0.046 -3.64% -4.98% 30-year Treasury bond yield 4.428% 4.456% -0.028 -2.27% -0.70% Currencies U.S. Dollar Index 72.870 73.315 -0.445 0.10% -4.99% British pound in dollars $1.9794 $1.9704 0.0090 -0.69% -0.49% Dollar in British pounds £0.5052 £0.5075 -0.0023 0.70% 0.50% Euro in dollars $1.5755 $1.5676 0.0079 0.03% 7.80% Dollar in euros € 0.6347 € 0.6379 -0.0032 -0.03% -7.23% Dollar in yen 107.19 107.40 -0.21 0.94% -4.17% Canadian dollar in U.S. dollars $0.989 $0.982 $0.0071 0.92% -0.41% U.S. dollar in Canadian dollars $1.012 $1.019 -$0.0074 -0.90% 0.40% Commodities Gold $928.60 $923.30 $5.30 0.03% 10.81% Copper $3.7390 $3.6965 $0.04 -3.70% 22.95% Silver $18.1750 $17.9550 $0.22 3.80% 21.82% Corn $6.9475 $7.0450 -$0.10 -4.14% 52.52% Crude oil (NYMEX) (per barrel) $136.05 $136.04 $0.01 -2.82% 41.75%