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I am not as concerned about the reaction of liberal protesters to Trump's election win as I am about the response of the establishment globalists to Trump's win. Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans to, among other things,:
*bankrupt the United States and its middle-class thru welfare, foreign aid heavier taxes, and further devaluation of our money
*continue to flood the USA with migrants who wall alter the voting demographics in favour of socialism and regional government,
*foment more wars in foreign lands to force countries to accept global governance,
*weaken our military forces,
*make the USA even more subservient to the United Nations than it is now,
I expect President Trump will have many obstacles thrown up by the latter-day gadiantons in control of our government to frustrate his efforts to make America great again. It will likely be much worse that what President Reagan encountered during his administration. Even though the Congress (both the Senate and the "House") will be Republican (actually, very much RINO), too many members of Congress are beholden to the latter-day gadiantons and I expect will contribute to trying to make a shambles of Trump's presidency, as they tried witn some success against President Reagan.
*bankrupt the United States and its middle-class thru welfare, foreign aid heavier taxes, and further devaluation of our money
*continue to flood the USA with migrants who wall alter the voting demographics in favour of socialism and regional government,
*foment more wars in foreign lands to force countries to accept global governance,
*weaken our military forces,
*make the USA even more subservient to the United Nations than it is now,
I expect President Trump will have many obstacles thrown up by the latter-day gadiantons in control of our government to frustrate his efforts to make America great again. It will likely be much worse that what President Reagan encountered during his administration. Even though the Congress (both the Senate and the "House") will be Republican (actually, very much RINO), too many members of Congress are beholden to the latter-day gadiantons and I expect will contribute to trying to make a shambles of Trump's presidency, as they tried witn some success against President Reagan.
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May I suggest reading these articles -lundbaek wrote:Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans...
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3051 ... d-confused" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3055 ... in-advance" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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While I have a possibly different view about Reagan--I agree with everything else. I have no doubt they are wringing their hands in anticipation of what they will do next, to twist everything good any leader tries to do.lundbaek wrote:I am not as concerned about the reaction of liberal protesters to Trump's election win as I am about the response of the establishment globalists to Trump's win. Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans to, among other things,:
*bankrupt the United States and its middle-class thru welfare, foreign aid heavier taxes, and further devaluation of our money
*continue to flood the USA with migrants who wall alter the voting demographics in favour of socialism and regional government,
*foment more wars in foreign lands to force countries to accept global governance,
*weaken our military forces,
*make the USA even more subservient to the United Nations than it is now,
I expect President Trump will have many obstacles thrown up by the latter-day gadiantons in control of our government to frustrate his efforts to make America great again. It will likely be much worse that what President Reagan encountered during his administration. Even though the Congress (both the Senate and the "House") will be Republican (actually, very much RINO), too many members of Congress are beholden to the latter-day gadiantons and I expect will contribute to trying to make a shambles of Trump's presidency, as they tried witn some success against President Reagan.
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Globalists are banisters, right? Are we 100% sure he isn't their secret poster boy? I can't say I'm not relieved he won over hillsy, but I didn't vote for him.lundbaek wrote:I am not as concerned about the reaction of liberal protesters to Trump's election win as I am about the response of the establishment globalists to Trump's win. Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans to, among other things,:
*bankrupt the United States and its middle-class thru welfare, foreign aid heavier taxes, and further devaluation of our money
*continue to flood the USA with migrants who wall alter the voting demographics in favour of socialism and regional government,
*foment more wars in foreign lands to force countries to accept global governance,
*weaken our military forces,
*make the USA even more subservient to the United Nations than it is now,
I expect President Trump will have many obstacles thrown up by the latter-day gadiantons in control of our government to frustrate his efforts to make America great again. It will likely be much worse that what President Reagan encountered during his administration. Even though the Congress (both the Senate and the "House") will be Republican (actually, very much RINO), too many members of Congress are beholden to the latter-day gadiantons and I expect will contribute to trying to make a shambles of Trump's presidency, as they tried witn some success against President Reagan.
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I didn't vote for him either. I voted for the Castle-Bradley ticket. I don't imagine that all globalist are bankers. They can be found in government, the military,manufacturing industry, education, and other places as well, I suppose.
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Insider: Elites Conspiring Against President-Elect Trumplundbaek wrote:I didn't vote for him either. I voted for the Castle-Bradley ticket. I don't imagine that all globalist are bankers. They can be found in government, the military,manufacturing industry, education, and other places as well, I suppose.
Paul Ryan in coup, says insider
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The Donald could make the deal of the century by negotiating with Space X to remove the Rothschild’s and their bloodline from the planet.
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"We do not need to see Trump putting a lot of neocons and globalists in his administration. This is what seriously compromised Ronald Reagan’s presidency. Trump already chose a soft globalist, Mike Pence, as his Vice President. Reagan chose Granddaddy Globalist George H.W. Bush, which led to all of the assaults against our liberties that have taken place through the successive administrations of Bill Clinton, G.W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
"We need to pay close attention to who Trump places in his administration. During his victory speech, he lauded neocon globalists Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie. That was not a good sign. If Trump loads his cabinet with neocons, globalists, and CFR members (of which none is worse than Newt Gingrich), he dooms his presidency. These people are no friends of liberty or the Constitution and would use their considerable influence to dilute Trump’s less government, more freedom agenda.
"do not need to see Trump giving police agencies the green light to “stop and frisk” people. This has always been one of my greatest concerns about Trump. If he’s not very careful, his strong “law and order” agenda can morph into a further burgeoning Police State.
"We do not need to see Trump targeting religious houses of worship for unconstitutional searches and harassment. Freedom of religion is sacrosanct in this country, even for those people whose religion we dislike. Once you eviscerate First Amendment protections for one group of people, NO group of people is safe from government persecution. Germany’s Martin Niemöller taught us that."
"We do not need to see Trump putting a lot of neocons and globalists in his administration. This is what seriously compromised Ronald Reagan’s presidency. Trump already chose a soft globalist, Mike Pence, as his Vice President. Reagan chose Granddaddy Globalist George H.W. Bush, which led to all of the assaults against our liberties that have taken place through the successive administrations of Bill Clinton, G.W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
"We need to pay close attention to who Trump places in his administration. During his victory speech, he lauded neocon globalists Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie. That was not a good sign. If Trump loads his cabinet with neocons, globalists, and CFR members (of which none is worse than Newt Gingrich), he dooms his presidency. These people are no friends of liberty or the Constitution and would use their considerable influence to dilute Trump’s less government, more freedom agenda.
"do not need to see Trump giving police agencies the green light to “stop and frisk” people. This has always been one of my greatest concerns about Trump. If he’s not very careful, his strong “law and order” agenda can morph into a further burgeoning Police State.
"We do not need to see Trump targeting religious houses of worship for unconstitutional searches and harassment. Freedom of religion is sacrosanct in this country, even for those people whose religion we dislike. Once you eviscerate First Amendment protections for one group of people, NO group of people is safe from government persecution. Germany’s Martin Niemöller taught us that."
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Very good points. It’s been said nothing in politics happens by accident. I believe this is the case with this last election. And let’s not forget that Bill Clinton said that by the time you make it to the White house, somebody has already made the decisions for you.
The thing that concerns me the most about Trump is he is adept at prospering within the fiat money system as is now current, and hasn’t had much to say about the lawful money of the Constitution. Nathan Rothschild recently said the fiat experiment was at its end. Every paper money system in history has failed, and this one is no different. You can’t fix a failed paper money system with another paper money system, such as the Special Drawing Rights proposed by the IMF. It won’t work.
Furthermore, it all seems to be rushing toward a one world currency as the economy continues to collapse. The only difference is that instead of paper money, which many are currently trying to eliminate, it is moving headlong into a digital currency with the SDR’s. I recall Michael Merritt saying that the Rothchilds did not want gold and silver to skyrocket, for various reasons, and by that time we will be well on our way to a digital currency. It seems like everything is still going to plan.
I don’t believe the current elections will change the suicidal direction this country is headed. Hopefully I am wrong. If anything good comes of all of this, it needs to come from the People, and there’s still a lot of work to do. I think the exuberance of the Trump win will soon die down as people fall back in to complacency.
The thing that concerns me the most about Trump is he is adept at prospering within the fiat money system as is now current, and hasn’t had much to say about the lawful money of the Constitution. Nathan Rothschild recently said the fiat experiment was at its end. Every paper money system in history has failed, and this one is no different. You can’t fix a failed paper money system with another paper money system, such as the Special Drawing Rights proposed by the IMF. It won’t work.
Furthermore, it all seems to be rushing toward a one world currency as the economy continues to collapse. The only difference is that instead of paper money, which many are currently trying to eliminate, it is moving headlong into a digital currency with the SDR’s. I recall Michael Merritt saying that the Rothchilds did not want gold and silver to skyrocket, for various reasons, and by that time we will be well on our way to a digital currency. It seems like everything is still going to plan.
I don’t believe the current elections will change the suicidal direction this country is headed. Hopefully I am wrong. If anything good comes of all of this, it needs to come from the People, and there’s still a lot of work to do. I think the exuberance of the Trump win will soon die down as people fall back in to complacency.
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It's our responsibility to keep people awake and to awake more! We can't let down our guard! Good people elected Trump and good people can awake him and make him do the right thing.....or else our families will be in jeopardy.Toto wrote:Very good points. It’s been said nothing in politics happens by accident. I believe this is the case with this last election. And let’s not forget that Bill Clinton said that by the time you make it to the White house, somebody has already made the decisions for you.
The thing that concerns me the most about Trump is he is adept at prospering within the fiat money system as is now current, and hasn’t had much to say about the lawful money of the Constitution. Nathan Rothschild recently said the fiat experiment was at its end. Every paper money system in history has failed, and this one is no different. You can’t fix a failed paper money system with another paper money system, such as the Special Drawing Rights proposed by the IMF. It won’t work.
Furthermore, it all seems to be rushing toward a one world currency as the economy continues to collapse. The only difference is that instead of paper money, which many are currently trying to eliminate, it is moving headlong into a digital currency with the SDR’s. I recall Michael Merritt saying that the Rothchilds did not want gold and silver to skyrocket, for various reasons, and by that time we will be well on our way to a digital currency. It seems like everything is still going to plan.
I don’t believe the current elections will change the suicidal direction this country is headed. Hopefully I am wrong. If anything good comes of all of this, it needs to come from the People, and there’s still a lot of work to do. I think the exuberance of the Trump win will soon die down as people fall back in to complacency.
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It isn't the globalists we know about that is the main problem, it's the ones we don't know about. The ones who keep their heads down and secretly beaver away following the agenda well below the radar.
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You mean like this http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/blackpope.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and this http://www.romereports.com/2016/10/18/n ... black-pope" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ?
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still, we can notice their front men and discern their agendas.Robin Hood wrote:It isn't the globalists we know about that is the main problem, it's the ones we don't know about. The ones who keep their heads down and secretly beaver away following the agenda well below the radar.
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Brandon may be right. But what does one do? Trump is saying and doing things that need to be said and done, if we stand any chance of countering the elite agenda.EmmaLee wrote:May I suggest reading these articles -lundbaek wrote:Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans...
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3051 ... d-confused" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3055 ... in-advance" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
And by far, the most important thing Trump has done, is throw a fairly bright spotlight on the elites themselves and their agendas. This seems like a very high price for the elites to pay, just to get him elected so they can crash the economy and then blame it on conservatives, etc.
. . . . . unless they really believe that they have things so much under control that it simply won't matter how much, and how many, people know about them and their agendas.
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I think we all need to temper our expectations and hopes of what Trump can accomplish as POTUS. The PTB, globalists, latter-day gadiantons, establishment, or whatever you want to call them have gotten too far above us and are too powerful to overcome without divine assistance (which we hardly deserve considering how we have ignored/neglected the Lord's counsel intended to prevent the awful situation we are in) especially by someone who really doesn’t know how deeply they are embedded in our government, and who allows globalist conspirators into his inner circle of advisers. The PTB can wreak havoc with our economy thru their control of the Federal Reserve. They can foment wars thru false-flag terror attacks to goad America into further wars. I fear that Trump, like most Americans, has little awareness or understanding of the massive globalist conspiracy that he is up against.
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But at the same time, his comments on the globalists indicate an understanding waaaay beyond the average politician and certainly, the average citizen.lundbaek wrote: . . . . I fear that Trump, like most Americans, has little awareness or understanding of the massive globalist conspiracy that he is up against.
You have to start some where.
I think he gets the danger coming from the globalists, but may underestimate their power, and who exactly their minions are. This is a real danger for his Presidency. No doubt about it.
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Let's hope that Pence will be a good influence on Trump. Pence is a politician and can help in many ways, IMOlarsenb wrote:But at the same time, his comments on the globalists indicate an understanding waaaay beyond the average politician and certainly, the average citizen.lundbaek wrote: . . . . I fear that Trump, like most Americans, has little awareness or understanding of the massive globalist conspiracy that he is up against.
You have to start some where.
I think he gets the danger coming from the globalists, but may underestimate their power, and who exactly their minions are. This is a real danger for his Presidency. No doubt about it.
At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter who takes office since President Benson said that the Constitution would be saved...but not in Washington. We may think our vote means something but we will not see relief according to Benson's statement.
My only hope is that Trump can buy us a few more years. Hitlery gave me no reason to hope. I'm willing to let Trump prove himself whether for the country and its people or the NWO and their agenda. I do not believe that if any other candidate took office, they couldn't have done any better in fixing a darn thing as long as the puppeteers are in control. It's all a sham.
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Larsen, you have hit the nail on the head. 30 years ago nobody mentioned the CFR or the Trilateral Commission openly. Now they proudly appear on "conservative" talk shows like Hugh Hewitt's. They come and speak at Marine Corps boot camp graduation ceremonies (witnessed by me).larsenb wrote:Brandon may be right. But what does one do? Trump is saying and doing things that need to be said and done, if we stand any chance of countering the elite agenda.EmmaLee wrote:May I suggest reading these articles -lundbaek wrote:Trump poses a potentially real threat to the globalist plans...
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3051 ... d-confused" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/3055 ... in-advance" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
And by far, the most important thing Trump has done, is throw a fairly bright spotlight on the elites themselves and their agendas. This seems like a very high price for the elites to pay, just to get him elected so they can crash the economy and then blame it on conservatives, etc.
. . . . . unless they really believe that they have things so much under control that it simply won't matter how much, and how many, people know about them and their agendas.
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There is an old saying, which has three parts, of which only two are frequently quoted:lundbaek wrote:I expect President Trump will have many obstacles thrown up by the latter-day gadiantons in control of our government to frustrate his efforts to make America great again. It will likely be much worse that what President Reagan encountered during his administration. Even though the Congress (both the Senate and the "House") will be Republican (actually, very much RINO), too many members of Congress are beholden to the latter-day gadiantons and I expect will contribute to trying to make a shambles of Trump's presidency, as they tried witn some success against President Reagan.
If you cannot win your enemy, join him, and them finish him from the inside.
Lifting the veil: look out for how Mike Pence is behaving and the power he is getting on his hands. He chooses those who will run the team Trump. A sort of Reagan's Rasputine, like was G. H. Bush. Trump will be framed with an agenda set by his VP, who is obviously compromised. This method worked once on a conservative. See how Reagan was framed and led, specially after the attempted assassination.
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Beware of greeks bearing presents. Pence is obviously controlled. More than once did he try to derail Donald Trump. If anyone, he is the leading candidate to be qualified manchurian.freedomforall wrote: Let's hope that Pence will be a good influence on Trump. Pence is a politician and can help in many ways, IMO
A pseudo-conservative government can take away most of your liberty, disguised of tough stance on crime-Russia-drugs-whatever. That is in fact what happened in the eighties, under Reagan (after they shot him and he had to yield something) and, specially, Bush the Father.
For the record, I do not believe Reagan yielded by cowardice, but because he knew that, with him gone, Bush and the minions would have full reign.
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Someone once asked George Green why the elites allow him to openly talk like he had been doing. His response, “They think they have already won the game.” So, they weren’t really all that concerned. As I posted earlier in this thread, even the Black Pope met with the press. http://www.romereports.com/2016/10/18/n ... black-pope" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. . . . . unless they really believe that they have things so much under control that it simply won't matter how much, and how many, people know about them and their agendas.
They are really out in the open these days.
Now, I haven’t heard from George Green for a month of Sundays until I went looking for a link to the above quote when I stumbled upon this Project Camelot interview. His views and advice haven’t changed, but note that the timeline has. Michael Merritt said that there had been some infighting within the elite about who would retain control, and I might surmise this may be the reason behind the delays. After all, this was all supposed to happen in 2000, according the Global Plan 2000 that came out of the Carter Administration. But they are patient people, and their plans go back thousands of years.
Here are some highlights of the interview:
There will be a massive earthquake in California by November
We will not be going back to a silver standard. They’re going to go 100% with the Debit Card. That’s all spelled out in the FEMA rules. You will be required to go down to the post office and register for a national ID.
They’re looking at population control. We’ve got to have some kind of emergency that suspends the Constitution
Trump is a wild card
Harry Reid laundering the drug money
Still advising to get 1 to 2 months in small bills. 1’s, 5’s, 10’s, and 20’s. We’re still going to have an exchange. Banks right now are going to be calling in all 100 dollar bills. If you go into your bank with 3,000 to 5,000 in hundred dollar bills they’re going to ask where you got them and report to the IRS.
If he (Obama) call a national emergency for 30 days and maintains the presidency, after 30 days the head of the United Nations takes it over.
There’s a possibility we might not make it.
For those who don’t know of George Green, his gives a short introduction to his background in the beginning of the interview. You might want to be sitting down for this one.
GEORGE GREEN REVISITED : PRAGUE INTERVIEW 2016
Published on Aug 10, 2016
GEORGE GREEN, financial advisor to leaders of countries, former bank owner and entrepreneur talks about his experience viewing a saucer while working for the military and the need to prepare for future changes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F9bzbYijIY" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
So, from the information I am getting from a variety of current sources, it looks like Trump might not even make it to the White House! As for the debit card, the "New World Cash Card", they have already stamped out 300 million of them, and the company that did it is located in Salt Lake City, Utah. The infrastructure is already in place, and the population is so dumbed down they will probably swallow the plan hook line and sinker. It may as well be a micro-chip!
I might remind you of this quote:Moonwhim wrote: It's our responsibility to keep people awake and to awake more! We can't let down our guard! Good people elected Trump and good people can awake him and make him do the right thing.....or else our families will be in jeopardy.
Next to being one in worshiping God, there is nothing in this world in which this Church should be more united than in upholding and defending the Constitution of the Unite States. If members of the Melchizedek Priesthood allow the U.S. Constitution to be destroyed, they not only forfeit their rights to the Priesthood, but to a place in this highest degree of glory as well.
(David O. McKay,The Instructor, Feb. 1956, p.34)
The six months under review have seen central bankers continuing what is surely the greatest experiment in monetary policy in the history of the world.
We are therefore in uncharted waters and it is impossible to predict the unintended consequences of very low interest rates, with some 30% of global government debt at negative yields, combined with quantitative easing on a massive scale.”
--Jacob Rothschild In his semi-annual address to shareholders of RIT Capital Partners
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"There's Chaos Everywhere" - Indians Angry As ATMs Run Dry After Cash Ban
The blowback from the world's latest strike in the war on cash is unraveling fast in India. This week's decision by PM Modi to ban some high-denomination banknotes (on the premise of fighting corruption) has left "chaos everywhere" according to one official who accused the prmeier of wreaking havoc on the poorest Indians. As Reuters reports, nearly half of India's 202,000 ATMs were shut on Friday and those that operated quickly ran out of the new notes as scores of people descended upon them.
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The blowback from the world's latest strike in the war on cash is unraveling fast in India. This week's decision by PM Modi to ban some high-denomination banknotes (on the premise of fighting corruption) has left "chaos everywhere" according to one official who accused the prmeier of wreaking havoc on the poorest Indians. As Reuters reports, nearly half of India's 202,000 ATMs were shut on Friday and those that operated quickly ran out of the new notes as scores of people descended upon them.
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This statement by President McKay,made at two different times, is to me one of the most significant statements made by a prophet/president of the Church Re. the responsibility of Latter-day Saints to the US Constitution: "Next to being one in worshiping God, there is nothing in this world in which this Church should be more united than in upholding and defending the Constitution of the Unite States. If members of the Melchizedek Priesthood allow the U.S. Constitution to be destroyed, they not only forfeit their rights to the Priesthood, but to a place in this highest degree of glory as well.
"(David O. McKay,The Instructor, Feb. 1956, p.34) Another like it reads "Unless we as members of the Church do all we can to preserve the freedoms we have, within the bounds of the laws of God, we will be held accountable." I found that statement in the Church publication "Principles of the Gospel" with no attribution. These and other similar statements by latter-day prophets and apostles tell me that we LDSs had for many years a doctrinal imperative to preserve liberty. As far as I know, since October Conference 1987 nothing more has been said to the Church membership about this responsibility. However, apostles have in recent years spoken of our duty to honour the Constitution and to honour freedom in other smaller events and in situations known only to a relatively few Church members. So I am convinced that the responsibility still stands, at least for me.
"(David O. McKay,The Instructor, Feb. 1956, p.34) Another like it reads "Unless we as members of the Church do all we can to preserve the freedoms we have, within the bounds of the laws of God, we will be held accountable." I found that statement in the Church publication "Principles of the Gospel" with no attribution. These and other similar statements by latter-day prophets and apostles tell me that we LDSs had for many years a doctrinal imperative to preserve liberty. As far as I know, since October Conference 1987 nothing more has been said to the Church membership about this responsibility. However, apostles have in recent years spoken of our duty to honour the Constitution and to honour freedom in other smaller events and in situations known only to a relatively few Church members. So I am convinced that the responsibility still stands, at least for me.