The real source of Samson’s strength was God. In fact, whenever we hear about Samson doing a mighty work, it is always preceded with “The Spirit of the LORD came upon him…” Samson’s long hair was a symbol, or an emblem, representing his commitment to the LORD. If Samson were to cut his hair, it…
Members of the Cold Case Posse in Maricopa County, Ariz., whose report to Sheriff Joe Arpaio yesterday confirmed there is probable cause to believe Barack Obama’s much-ballyhooed birth certificate document is a forgery, have begun briefing members of the county law enforcement team who may be involved in hunting for those responsible.
THE ROTHSCHILD BRITISH ~ THEY’RE BACK! A dramatic incident of the war was the burning of the White House and other government buildings in Washington by the British in 1814. The words of the American national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” were written during this war and refer to one of its battles.
By Michael Collins Piper OUR GREATEST FOUNDING FATHER and first president, George Washington, probably wouldn’t be ready to celebrate his birthday on Feb. 22 if he were alive today. Having led the 13 colonies to independence from the British Empire in 1783, following the course of a difficult eight-year struggle by those freedom-loving American colonists…
THE BRITISH ~ THEY’RE BACK! A dramatic incident of the war was the burning of the White House and other government buildings in Washington by the British in 1814. The words of the American national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” were written during this war and refer to one of its battles. In a sea battle…
“I place economy among the first and most important virtues, and public debt as the greatest of dangers. To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt.” –Thomas Jefferson British General Robert Ross [Controlled By The Greedy Rothschild London Bankers] commanded an invasion against The United States, along with…
THE BRITISH ~ THEY’RE BACK! A dramatic incident of the war was the burning of the White House and other government buildings in Washington by the British in 1814. The words of the American national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” were written during this war and refer to one of its battles. In a sea battle…
