Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) calls Republicans "dead-beat debtors," among other things. "The debate and fight is not between Democrats and Republicans. It's between some Republicans and their sort of cult fringe as I refer to them out there," Harkin said.
Breaking news tells a different story. On July 11, 2011, the UN, the US, the EU, and Russia met to decide Israel’s fate, without Israel’s participation. On July 12, 2011, Glenn Beck, the man of the hour, addressed the Knesset, Israel’s legislative assembly. Glenn said that he sees people as just wanting to live their lives without official interference; it’s the power structure that brings about chaos.
The prophet Habakkuk, toward the end of the Old Testament, lamented, “O Lord, how long shall I cry and thou wilt not hear! Even cry out unto thee of violence, and thou wilt not save!” Nothing has changed. Sen. Harkin, a voice from the past, the pot calling the kettle black, is a non compos mentis cultist.
There is a distinction between Habakkuk’s kingdom of heaven and the kingdom of God. Jesus said, “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you” (Mt. 6:33).
I’m not involved in religious doctrines and dogmas. There are many omissions in the Old Testament’s kingdom of heaven. In my view, everyone is included in Jesus’ kingdom of God. If everyone believed as I believe, we would not have the current situation. Israel would be what Israel is. She is not literally a Jewish Promised Land. All religions are welcome in Israel. America’s Founding Fathers thought of the Promised Land as spiritual, and America God’s promise, that which Israel is today, not what America is.
Jesus said, “Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are raving wolves.”
Oscar Wilde championed an aesthetic movement based on art for art’s sake. Reasoned Wilde, “Action is the last resort of those who know not how to dream.” Hello! Knowing how to dream and not act gave us the Holocaust. Anything for the sake of itself is the sustainer of La La Land. Harkin malarkey comes from the intelligentsia. Another word for control freak, it goes with socialism. Dreamers who don’t act against wrongdoing, Senator Harkin’s followers, known as do-gooders, are responsible for lots of atheists, lots of religious doctrines and dogmas, and lots of holy wars.
In The Physics of Consciousness by quantum physicist and brain doctor Evan Harris Walker, we learn there is no such thing as objectivity; therefore, no such thing as socialism. Harkin is a false prophet. Humans can’t be socialized. We are not hive-minded. There has never yet been a time that “the good of all” has produced better results than “the good of one.” It is a scientific fact that the good of one is natural.
If you want to know how something works you take it apart. That’s what quantum physics does with the universe. In lab experiments, science finds that light, which travels in waves, when observed becomes particle—changes in form. In the microcosmic world, reality doesn’t exist. Every time an atom is observed, it appears different. A thought doesn’t have shape or form. By observation of the world of infinite possibility, thoughts turn into reality. Each has his own experience, his own observations, and his own reality. In mine and quantum physicist Walker’s view, we are not here to dream of Utopia. Each of us is here as a creator. The cult fringe’s days are numbered. Goodbye, Sen. Harkin. It’s been nice to know you.
I looked up “cult” on Google. The cultist is someone abnormal and bizarre, more lately narrow and subjective. Sen. Harkin doesn’t know much. There is no such thing as an objective individual. We are all subjective. Only some of us, feeling inferior, try to control other people. Sen. Harkin fits the description.
People in distressing situations are likely to be influenced by the control freak. Their problems are reduced by one simple answer repeatedly emphasized. They adhere to the charismatic leader. They identify with the group. They are subject to entrapment.
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