Jesse wrote:
We are now dealing with people in positions of power who are lawless, and have demonstrated that no crime, no matter how horrific or dishonorable, is beyond them. And they have no shame, and believe that they will never be held to account for their transgressions. This is the fruition of moral hazard.Change is coming, slowly. And those who have served their basest desires and wickedness in high places, for many, many years, will not accept that change quietly.
Bitcoin jumped higher in the last hour of trading. I am now more convinced than ever that it is a control fraud that will end in misery, but only after it has been used by unscrupulous people to add to their wealth.
I am not going to try and convince anyone of anything.
There is no sense talking with people given over to madness, and those determined to be rich through extraordinarily means.
As always, people are free to serve whom and what that they wish.
Free to follow and serve their idols, even into the abyss. And many will. This is the lesson from history.
But for many of us, the challenge is to be a Christian, and remain standing in faith in an increase of lawlessness.
Faith, it is the only refuge. God's love and forgiveness are available to all. It is never too late to turn away from attachments to earthly things and seek the eternal. It is before your very eyes, ears and touch.