I could not have said it better…

Ministry of [Un]Truth

By Eric Sprott & David Baker

Speaking at a Brussels conference back in April 2011, Eurogroup President Jean Claude Juncker notably stated during a panel discussion that "when it becomes serious, you have to lie." He was referring to situations where the act of "pre-indicating" decisions on eurozone policy could fuel speculation that could harm the markets and undermine their policies’ effectiveness. Everyone understands that the authorities sometimes lie in order to promote calm in the markets, but it was unexpected to hear such a high-level official actually admit to doing so. They’re not supposed to admit that they lie. It is also somewhat disconcerting given the fact that virtually every economic event we have lived through since that time can very easily be described as "serious". Bank runs in Spain and Greece are indeed "serious", as is the weak economic data now emanating from Europe, the US and China. Should we assume that the authorities have been lying more frequently than usual over the past year?

Read the rest of the article: http://www.sprott.com/markets-at-a-glance/ministry-of-%5Bun%5Dtruth/

A lie is an attempt to deceive often using facts to support it.  By nature it is manipulative.  A lie attempts to exalt the liar and infers that the recipient is gullible and possibly stupid.  When an official lies to the citizenry the risk is usually high for someone, usually the citizenry.  When the Federal Reserve resorts to lying what are we to conclude?  When things are going well, there is no need to lie.  The uglier the economy get, the more lies we are told.  It seems we need to develop an itsgettinguglyonusmeter.

This is why I believe we need to focus on hearing Our Heavenly Father.  He Loves us and will always draw us to the Truth.

22 means light and revelation, sons of light.

51 means Divine revelation.

Could the end of Wall Street signal the coming of Divine revelation of the financial system?

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