Not so optimistic?

People that know me know me to be a fairly optimistic person but lately I'm not feelin' so optimistic about the things that are going on in the world today.  From the strange natural disasters to the insane acts of violence to the unusual weather patterns to downfall of world economies to the politicians ready to hang one another, etc...  It is obvious that we are in that Day of Judgment the scriptures speak of and have been in it for some time now!  Whether or not you're a religious or spiritual person it is very apparent that something is going on in our world as we know it and that very powerful forces are at work on both sides of the coin.

‎"You have to create problems to create profit.  There is no profit under the current paradigm in saving lives, putting balance on this planet, having justice and peace or anything else.  There is just no profit there."- Michael Ruppert

Here's A Thought... aka "Academic Workout"

Here's a thought... As a people who have been enslaved, taken from their original land, forced to live in a strange land with a new name, religion, and way of life. Do we make concessions for the initiators of our torment? Or is just forgiveness?

To my historical and scriptural scholars... Who was Constantine theGreat? He is revered as the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity and issued the Edict of Milan that promoted religious tolerance. However, he is the initiator of many of the pagan traditions practiced that have nothing to do with Christ or so-called Christianity. 

Such as: The mythical and preposterous version of the Virgin Birth of Mary, Jesus' b-day as December 25th, The symbol of the "Cross" representing Christ instead of the Fish, The belief in the Trinity as Father, Son, & Holy Spirit are all One and last but not least Sunday as the Sabbath instead of Saturday. None of this is true so-called Christianity, it's a version just like the King James Version of the Bible is a reinterpretation, translation, or revision of the Original.

"Every aspect has a an affect on the other." "Anytime something has been translated or revised from its original form it looses something in the process."

Dr. Josef A. A. Ben-Jochannan, in his book “The Need For A Black Bible,” states, “…magical (esoterical) religion has been one of mankind’s greatest emotional achievements, equally mankind’s greatest creation against peaceful coexistence between socio-political groupings.” He further states, that we must remove from ourselves the “mental shackle of esoterical religion.”