This is passing away of one world and the coming in of another world. Mounting signs of deepening global economic slump

GREETINGS,

….” The Old World of mischiefmaking and bloodshed is now on its way out in order to make room for the new world of Righteousness and Peace.”–pg.212(O.S.H.A.) . THIS IS WHAT WE SEE TAKING PLACE IN THE ANGLO MONEY MARKETS AND WHAT WE SEE WITH THE CONSTANT BUILD-UP OF WAR MATERIALS.

THE OLD WORLD, THE WORLD OF THE ADAMIC PEOPLE(THE CAUCASIAN OR ANGLO) IS FRAUGHT WITH EXPLOITATION, LIES, ROBBERY, THEFT, KILLING, DECEIT, AND WAR. THIS IS UNNATURAL TO THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF GOD AND HOW HE CREATED THE UNIVERSE.

SCIENCE DICTATES TO US THAT ANYTHING UNNATURAL IN AN NATRAL ENVIRONMENT MUST CHANGE OR DIE. THE CAUCASIAN HAS NOT CHANGED. INFACT ABOUT IT, THEIR CIVILIZATION AND WICKED GOVERNANCE HAS GOTTEN EVEN WORSE. THIS MEANS THAT DEATH WILL BE THE ONLY OPTION AND OUTCOME.

AS WE ARE TAUGHT AND IS THE CASE…” Few people recognize the fact that we are living in the Day of Judgment of the wicked. You would like to ignore it. Why? It is because they love this wicked world which the wicked have built. They do not want to depart from it.”–pg.209(O.S.H.A.)

BUT THE GOD IN THIS DAY WILL NOT BE OVERCOME. HIS WILL MUST & IS BEING ESTABLISHED. THIS IS CAUSING UNTOLD MISERY TO THE OLD WORLD THAT IS DYING IN EVERY ASPECT OF CIVILIZATION. SO RECOGNIZE THAT…” So this is a Great Day — the passing away of one world and the coming in of another world. We have suffered under the evil that the devil was made for. Up until this very minute he wants to do all the evil that he can do regardless to the Bible and the Holy Qur’an teaching that Allah (God) Will Reward him and me for every good act or good work.

  Everything is being changed from the old to a new thing. “–pg.214(O.S.H.A.)

THIS IS WHAT WE SEE HERE;

GLOBAL RECESSION: Mounting signs of deepening global economic slump
by Andre Damon
SOURCE: Globalresearch

New economic figures point to a renewed downturn of the world economy amid a growing debt crisis in Europe and the threatened breakup of the euro zone.

The economy of the 17-member euro zone contracted sharply in May, according to the currency bloc’s purchasing managers’ index, which fell at its fastest rate since June 2009. Market, the issuer of the survey, said the figures indicate the euro zone economy will likely shrink by about 0.5 per cent in the current quarter.

The euro zone purchasing manager’s index fell to 45.9 in May, down from 46.7 in April. Germany’s index dropped to 49.6, down from 50.5, and that of France fell from 45.9 to 44.7. Figures below 50 indicate a contraction.

The euro zone’s gross domestic product remained flat in the first quarter of the year, avoiding a negative figure due only to the relatively stronger performance of the German economy, which expanded by 0.5 percent.

In May, however, even Germany’s economy likely shrank. Business confidence there fell last month to 106.9 from 109.9 in April, according to the Ifo institute, the second-biggest monthly drop since late 2008.

In Britain, the Office for National Statistics downwardly revised its official estimate for economic growth in the first quarter of 2012 to a contraction of 0.3 per cent. Last month it put the decline at 0.2 percent. The agency attributed the steeper contraction to a worse than previously estimated slump in construction.

These figures follow the release earlier this week by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) of a new global forecast predicting a slowdown in growth in the advanced economies. The OECD warned in particular of contraction in Europe, slashing its growth estimates for the euro zone. The Paris-based organization said it expects euro zone gross domestic product (GDP) to shrink by 0.1 percent this year, compared to its previous forecast of 0.2 percent growth. It expects Spain and Italy to contract by 1.5 percent this year, Portugal to shrink by 3.2 percent, and Greece by 5.3 percent.

OECD economists also warned of the disastrous impact of a Greek exit from the euro zone. “If Greece exited the euro zone it would have tremendous consequences that are underestimated by most observers,” OECD chief economist Pier Carlo Padoan told the Wall Street Journal. “We don’t compute the probability of a Greek exit (but) it’s higher now than six months ago.”…………MORE HERE

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