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What Can I Do About The Annihilation of Iraq and Palestine? 

You may contact your congressman like some do, but you are probably wasting your time because he is being influenced by what he considers to be the two most powerful lobbies in the world.  Both are outspokenly in favor of the annihilation of the Iraqi’s as well as the Palestinians.  Your call means little to him because you are not as well organized as is the Israeli lobby and its Zionist-Christian sibling.  Jerry Falwell boastfully claims his crowd can swing 70 million votes.  Southern Baptist leaders claim they are 25 million strong, so how do you overcome that? 

You can have an impact if you show Christian churchgoers that the Zionist-Christian lobby is a death cult dictated from the top down.  Followers of Christ must reject it, and that means rejecting it in the local church.  Most of us know what we have tried is not working, but we have not figured out why.  There is something that will work, it is not dangerous or illegal, but it requires just a little courage.  Are you up to it?  You can be heard more loudly than anyone you know, and it requires only two hours of your time each week. 

How can you perform this miracle of efficiency?  Picket a large attendance Christian-Zionist church (it may be the one you attend).  Do it as Jesus did in his day, and would probably do today if he had not left the job to you!  Act out of love of God and His word, in patience, and with total determination.  Read the book of Acts and the book of Matthew for further instructions.

A bit of warning, yours needs to be a Godly effort.  Do not trust the job to anyone who despises Christianity, else your mission will discredit itself.   Christ followers must educating church goers to the horrors of the blood that is on their hands from listening Jay Sekulow and those like him.  Make sure your movement is led by Christians, and accepts only Godly people.  

First, find one other person and organize a Sunday morning Prayer Rally For Peace outside a church of your choice.   Start as soon as you have the second person, do not wait to recruit an army.  Your rally should consist of two or more people, dressed to attend church, walking slowly on the public sidewalk outside a church that has failed to stand for peace.  Any Southern Baptist church will do for a start because their hierarchy has already opted to support the annihilation of the Palestinian and the Iraqi’s, and Afghans.  

You can hardly miss if you pick any large evangelical church, but you might want to call the office first and ask if the church has taken a position opposing the bombing of Iraq and the public funding of Israel’s carnage of the Palestinians.  If they have no position, that is the same as a pro-war position, for if they do not oppose war they are for it.  Jesus left no option for neutrality when it comes to killing children.  As a wise farmer once said “if you are for corn you must be against weeds.  And those who are not against weeds are not for corn.”

Carry a large sign, simply phrased and easy to read, telling the attendees why you have chosen this church.  The signs might say something like  “This Church Supports War” or “Jesus Requires Peace” or  “Jesus Would Not Bomb Children” or  “Support A Church That Supports Peace” or “Don’t Give for Assassination,” and you can come up with other ideas to get the point across. 

If you have extra volunteers, visit a second church.  You need only be there just before and just after services when the attendees are coming and going.  You may go for coffee during the hour while service is in process, or you may be able to find another church nearby with different starting hours.  You may also wish to go inside and listen, but do not take your sign on the church’s property.

The congregation will see the sign and wonder why you have chosen their church.  Some will come out to talk to you, and the Pastor will soon get the message.  If you come back a second or third time he will probably decide to answer you from the pulpit.  That will require him to think about his position, maybe for the first time. 

You should carry a small supply of our special report, The Source Of Our War Problem Why Judeo-Christians Do Not Demand Peace.  Give these to the pastor, and sparingly to those few who come out to talk to you and who are sincerely interested in why you are there. 

What you are doing requires courage, but not as much courage as it takes to throw a stone at a tank in the Gaza Strip, where Israel has pronounced summary execution on every child thought to have throws a stone.  (http://www.whtt.org/rpr/021010.htm)  You can do it.

You also might make a list of every church, evangelist, and charity to whom you have donated money.   Write a letter to each, telling the leader there will be no more contributions of any kind from you until the war issue is put to rest.  Tell each one, including Jay Sekulow, that you as a contributor, want to know what they have done to cause peace and not to promote war. 

Materials available:

The Source Of Our War Problem, Why Judeo-Christians Do Not Demand Peace A Special Report of how a convicted serial forger was used to falsify and corrupt the Christian Bible. The report details the role of the Oxford University Press owned Scofield Bible in controlling Christian thought, effectively creating Christian Zionism from the ranks of the emerging evangelicalism, and how it was then transformed into radical anti-Islamic bias. Special attention is given to the war role of the Southern Baptist Convention and of prominent televangelists. This report may be the first to compare the several successive editions of the Scofield Reference Bible since 1908, to demonstrate a pernicious, pro-Israel political bias inserted between the lines of the respected King James Edition. It makes a strong case for laying the responsibility for the Mideast wars upon the leadership of American churches. This is a must for every Pastor and lay-leader. 12- page Pamphlet, "Fall 2002", for bulk purchase.

Be armed with facts:
QUESTIONS THAT WON'T BE ASKED ABOUT IRAQ
by US Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX)

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