Satan, with the rulers he has put in power are doing his bidding. They believe a lie. They do not understand that Satan will laugh when they die and go to hell. He made them rich and powerful, but he hates humans who were made originally in the image of God. Adam relinquished his position to Satan, but Jesus took the keys from Satan after dying on the cross and going to hell where he made a public spectacle of Satan. Satan knows his time is short, as Jesus will return and lock Satan up.
Things will continue to heat up. The bible tells us it is like a pregnant woman and birth pains. When the pain is its greatest, the man of sin will appear. There is very good biblical evidence that we will have World War III. The bible tells us Damascus will become a ruined heap. Egypt will be flooded and polluted. This is likely the result of a nuclear strike on the dam. The bible tells the flood will pollute the land, which is likely nuclear fallout in the water.
Are you in love with the world and its system? If so, it is time to repent and follow Jesus the Messiah. He is the only place you can go to receive pardon for your sins. If you reject this, you will go to hell. God cannot lie.
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Putin Adviser Urges Dumping US Bonds In Reaction to Sanctions
Sergei Glazyev
© RIA Novosti. Vladimir Astapkovich
13:45 04/03/2014
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MOSCOW, March 4 (RIA Novosti) – An adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that authorities would issue general advice to dump US government bonds in the event of Russian companies and individuals being targeted by sanctions over events in Ukraine.
Sergei Glazyev said the United States would be the first to suffer in the event of any sanctions regime.
“The Americans are threatening Russia with sanctions and pulling the EU into a trade and economic war with Russia,” Glazyev said. “Most of the sanctions against Russia will bring harm to the United States itself, because as far as trade relations with the United States go, we don’t depend on them in any way.”
Glazyev noted that Russia is a creditor to the United States.
"We hold a decent amount of treasury bonds – more than $200 billion – and if the United States dares to freeze accounts of Russian businesses and citizens, we can no longer view America as a reliable partner,” he said. “We will encourage everybody to dump US Treasury bonds, get rid of dollars as an unreliable currency and leave the US market.”
According to US Treasury data from the end of 2013, Russian investments in US government bonds total around $139 billion out of a total of $5.8 trillion of US debt held in foreign hands.
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Saturday warned that Russian military interventions in Ukraine, which have been justified by the Kremlin as protection for residents in heavily ethnic Russian-populated regions, could result in “serious repercussions” for Moscow.
"Unless immediate and concrete steps are taken by Russia to deescalate tensions, the effect on US-Russian relations and on Russia's international standing will be profound," Kerry said.
Kerry mentioned economic sanctions, visa bans and asset freezes as possible measures.
Former deputy energy minister and lively government critic Vladimir Milov slammed Glazyev’s remarks, saying they would put further downward pressure on the ruble, which was pushed down Monday to a record low of 36.5 against the dollar amid fears about the possible outbreak of war.
“That idiot Glazyev will keep talking until the dollar is worth 60 [rubles],” Milov wrote on his Twitter account.
A high-ranking Kremlin source was quick to distance his office from Glazyev’s remarks, however, insisting to RIA Novosti that they represented only his personal position.
Glazyev was just expressing his views as an academic, and not as a presidential adviser, the Kremlin insider said.
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