There have been a number of recent reports in academic journals (e.g., University Wire, the Intelligencer Journal, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, AP Worldstream, the North American Journal of Psychology, Science News, PR Newswire, US Federal News Service, etc.) that have suggested America's intelligence agencies have been using a technique known as "REMOTE VIEWING" to track down "enemies of the state."

In discussing the plight of America's bubbas (i.e., working-class whites), we must make a clear distinction between them, and whites whose elite linage has catapulted them into a kind of privileged status that insulates them from the ill-effects of "affirmative action," "political correctness" and race-based social policies designed to promote the economic, social and political interests of America's various minority groups.

Economist Mike Whitney reports:

"Retail sales fell in March [2009] as soaring job losses and tighter credit conditions forced consumers to cut back sharply on discretionary spending. Nearly every sector saw declines including electronics, restaurants, furniture, sporting goods and building materials. Auto sales continued their historic nosedive despite aggressive promotions on new vehicles and $13 billion of aid from the federal government. The crash in housing, which began in July 2006, accelerated on the downside in March, falling 19 percent year-over-year, signaling more pain ahead.

There is now a concerted effort by the Left to once and for all destroy the Right in this country through a judicial process not unsimilar to the one it used against Nixon almost thirty-five years ago; an effort that - while it destroyed Nixon - was unable to finish the Right off, which rallied after Carter and succeeded in regaining power with the so-called "Reagan Revolution" (which wasn't really a "revolution," but a "counter-revolution").

In our last article, "The Evil in Our Midst," we described in some detail a toxic, right-wing assemblage of sinister, very menacing forces that have over the years come to form what amounts to be a "rogue government" in the United States; a kind of "shadow government" that - while it is closely associated with the Republican Party - continues to wield its dark influence over the affairs of the nation even when the Republican Party is out of power - as is the case today. This shadow government is not at all what Christians believe it to be; that is to say, a left-wing cabal controlled by the United Nations. It is instead a right-wing bloc of individuals drawn from three rather dissimilar groups brought together by their own twisted, self-serving purposes:

The great conceit of liberalism - of the Left - is its refusal to concede reality to powers that are greater than man. The effort by the Left to discount these powers is so absurd that it borders on the moronic. At best, it's innocence masquerading as "worldliness;" at worst, it's folly pretending to be wisdom (Romans 1:22). The fact of the matter is, however, powers far greater than man control his destiny - and though unseen and little suspected by the rulers of the earth, there are "principalities," "powers," and "world-rulers of darkness" who are really in charge of this world and who direct the affairs of man - and with whom, as Paul tells us, we have to wage a fearful warfare:

"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high (i.e., heavenly) places." (Ephesians 6:12)

Shamus Cooke, writing for Global Research, has taken note of the shocking way the drug wars on our southern border are being reported on by the so-called "mainline media" in the United States; he writes:

"Hardly a day goes by without sensational stories about 'broad daylight' gun battles, heart-wrenching interviews with weeping mothers, and praise for the Mexican army in its 'war' against 'narco-terrorists'. Mexico has lately been compared to Pakistan as a country 'on the verge' of becoming a 'failed state', with the Mexican drug cartels accused of playing the same 'destabilizing' role as the Taliban/terrorists in Pakistan."

To reiterate quickly what we said in our last article, "I Tell You a Wonderful Secret about Israel and the Chosen of God," God has a program for both the heavens and the earth, the purpose of which is to ultimately manifest His glory and authority in both spheres.

Lewis Sperry Chafer, founder and first president of Dallas Theological Seminary, writes:

"... throughout the ages God is pursuing two distinct purposes: one related to the earth with earthly people and earthly objectives [Israel] ... while the other is related to heaven with heavenly people and heavenly objectives [the Church]..."

If one is a "biblical literalist" - that is to say, if one believes that "all Scripture is given by inspiration of God" - then one has no choice but to echo the words of Charles Fuller when he said:

"... the basic premise of biblical literalism is TWO purposes of God expressed in the formation of TWO peoples [i.e., Israel and the church]  WHO MAINTAIN THEIR DISTINCTION THROUGHOUT ETERNITY.