property taxes....
Was listening to radio DW Germany last night,heard the incoming
government was planning on keeping nuclear power plants going in
germany, while germans were very against nuclear power..
Just another example of misrepresentitive government.... and also an
example of hypocrisy, as its made of two political partys, one being
the Christian Democrats.....
And if the christian democrats are Christians, why arent they
thinking about what the great earthquake in revelations would do to
those power plants? it will be bad enough when the cities crash,
much worse than what world war two did to Germany, but to have active
nuke plants going will turn large areas of germany into uninhabitable
forever zones..... so either the Christian Democrats dont believe
their own bibles, or else they are incredibly stupid and arrogant, or
both.....
also Revelations 11:18 talks about bringing ruin to those who are
ruining the earth... and by supporting the nuclear industry, thats
them...
in other words, they are not actually Christians, they just say they are...
I think they are most likely greed heads and hypocrits, and advise
Germans to get rid of them by drying up their funding through boycotts
of business that supports them, and by going over to the Greens
party..
What would Jesus think of nuclear power plants?
Would he have a parable about stupid & greedy people who had two paths
to choose from, but in their greed and blindness they chose the one
that spread poisons on their own lands, and people...?
It also reminds me how insane we humans are to maintain
representitive government which was an expedient of the horse powered
era, when we now have internet, and could create political systems
controlled online entirely by the people....
Wake up Germany! you are being lied to and manipulated again by
fascists, and I would think the germans would fight that with every
thing possible! do you want to follow Chernobyl?
Have you forgotten the war? has success once again blinded you? best
take a look across the street from the national museum in Munich, and
ask yourself if your lifestyle and cars are worth turning Germany into
that again? And much worse!
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