T.H.E.M.
¨We believe in the judgment; we believe this first judgment will take place as God revealed, in America...¨
T.H.E.M.
¨We believe in justice for all, whether in God or not; we believe as others, that we are due equal justice as human beings.¨
THE LAND OF PLENTY IS NOW THE LAND OF WANT
GREETINGS,
WE ARE WITNESSING THE END OF THE LIMITED RULE OF YAKUB & HIS PEOPLE.ADAM WAS GIVEN 6DAYS(6,000YEARS) TO LABOR OR RULE .HE WAS GIVEN DOMINION OVER THE FOWL OF THE AIR AND THE FISH OF THE SEA AND NOW WITH ALL THAT HE CANNOT FASHION ANYTHING BETTER FOR HIS PEOPLE. THIS IS THE DAY THAT ADAM WAS TOLD THAT HE WOULD BE MADE TO REST FROM ALL HIS LABOR.
WE HAVE NOW ENTERED INTO THE EARLY DAWN OF THE 7TH DAY OR 7,000TH YEAR. THIS IS THE DAY THAT THE LORD GOD HAS RESERVED FOR HIMSELF AND PROCLAIMED THAT ON THIS DAY,ADAM WOULD
THAT MEANS DEATH.LET ME SAY IT AGAIN…THAT MEANS DEATH!SO THIS IS THE DAY OF DEATH,THE DEATH OF ADAM OR THE ADAMIC PEOPLE .SO THE 1ST NATION OF ADAM THAT GOD IS AFTER IS AMERICA AND BELOW IS PART OF CHASTISEMENT.
” U.S. households struggle to afford food: survey
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“There are no hunger-free areas of America,” said Jim Weill of the Food Research and Action Center. Weill said he hoped President Barack Obama would exempt public nutrition programs from a proposed three-year freeze on domestic spending.
Obama has a goal to end childhood hunger by 2015. He backed a $1 billion a year increase in school lunch and other child nutrition programs a year ago.
Nationwide polling found 18.2 percent of households reported “food hardship” — lacking money to buy enough food — in 2009, according to the group. That is higher than the government’s “food insecurity” rating of 14.6 percent of households, or 49 million people, for 2008.
Households with children had a “food hardship” rate of 24.1 percent for 2009 compared with 14.9 percent among households without children. Twenty states had rates of 20 percent or higher. Seven Southern states led the list.
The figures were based on responses to the question, “Have there been times in the past 12 months when you did not have enough money to buy the food that you or your family needed?” The question is similar to one asked by the Census Bureau in collecting data for the annual food-insecurity report.
(Reporting by Charles Abbott; Editing by Lisa Shumaker) ”
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