ANOTHER ANTI-CHRIST?
OR IS THIS 'THE' ANTI-CHRIST?

compiled by Dee Finney

REV 12:12 - Rejoice, O heavens! You citizens of heaven, rejoice! Be glad! But woe to you people of the world, for the devil has come down to you in great anger, knowing that he has little time.

12:13 And when the Dragon found himself cast down to earth, he persecuted the woman who had given birth to the child.

 

10-18-90 Meditation:

Q. Will the Illuminati be involved with the Anti-Christ?

A. The voice said, "I appreciate your questions." 
A. The voice said, "The Anti-Christ already is." 
A. The voice said, "Yes! As much as anybody is."

Q. Will the Illuminati finance the Anti-Christ?

A. The voice said, "It already is."

Q. What country is the Anti-Christ to come from?

A. The voice said, "He resides in Europe."

Q. What country was the Anti-Christ born in?

A. The voice said, "You cannot know yet."

See; http://www.greatdreams.com/anticrst2.htm

 

Dark Side of Rev. Moon: Buying the Right

Dark side of Jerry Falwell: Being bought off!

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By Robert Parry

On Jan. 28, 1995, a beaming Rev. Jerry Falwell told his Old Time Gospel Hour congregation news that seemed heaven sent. The televangelist hailed two Virginia businessmen as financial saviors of debt-ridden Liberty University, the fundamentalist Christian school that Falwell had made the crown jewel of his Religious Right empire.

"They had to borrow money, hock their houses, hock everything," enthused Falwell. "Thank God for friends like Dan Reber and Jimmy Thomas." Falwell's congregation rose as one to applaud. The star of the moment was Daniel Reber, who was standing behind Falwell. Thomas was not present.

Reber and Thomas earned Falwell's public gratitude by excusing the Lynchburg, Va., school of about one-half of its $73 million debt. In the late 1980s, that flood of red ink had forced Falwell to abandon his Moral Majority political organization and nearly drowned Liberty University in bankruptcy.

Reber and Thomas came to Falwell's rescue in the nick of time. Their non-profit Christian Heritage Foundation of Forest, Va., snapped up a big chunk of Liberty's debt for $2.5 million, a fraction of its face value. Thousands of small religious investors who had bought church construction bonds through a Texas company were the big losers. But Falwell shed no tears. He told local reporters that the moment was "the greatest single day of financial advantage" in the school's history.

Left unmentioned in the happy sermon was the identity of the bigger guardian angel who had been protecting Falwell's financial interests -- from a distance and without publicity. That secret benefactor was the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the self-proclaimed South Korean messiah who is controversial with many fundamentalist Christians because of his bizarre Biblical interpretations and his brainwashing tactics that have torn thousands of young people from their families. Moon also has grown harshly anti-American in recent years.

Covertly, Moon helped bail out Liberty University through one of his front groups which funneled $3.5 million to the Reber-Thomas Christian Heritage Foundation, the non-profit that had purchased the school's debt.

I discovered this Moon-Falwell connection while looking for something else: how much Moon's Women's Federation for World Peace had paid former President George Bush for a series of speeches in Asia in 1995. I obtained the federation's Internal Revenue Service records but discovered that Bush's undisclosed speaking fee was buried in a line item of $13.6 million for conference expenses.

There was, however, a listing for a $3.5 million "educational" grant to the Christian Heritage Foundation. A call to the Virginia corporate records office confirmed that the foundation was the one run by Reber and Thomas.

In a subsequent interview, the Women Federation's vice president Susan Fefferman confirmed that the $3.5 million grant had gone to "Mr. Falwell's people" for the benefit of Liberty University. "It was Dan Reber," she said. But she could not recall much else about the grant, even though it was by far the largest single grant awarded by the federation that year.

For details on the grant, Fefferman referred me to Keith Cooperrider, the federation's treasurer. Cooperrider is also the chief financial officer of Moon's Washington Times and a longtime Unification Church functionary. Cooperrider did not return several phone calls seeking his comment. Falwell and Reber also failed to respond to my calls.

Secret Meetings

The full public record strongly suggests that Falwell solicited Moon's help in bailing out Liberty University. In a lawsuit on file in the Circuit Court of Bedford County -- a community in southwestern Virginia -- two of Reber's former business associates alleged that Reber and Falwell flew to South Korea on Jan. 9, 1994, on a seven-day "secret trip" to meet "with representatives of the Unification Church."

The court document states that Reber and Falwell were accompanied to South Korea by Ronald S. Godwin, who had been executive director of Falwell's Moral Majority before signing on as vice president of Moon's Washington Times.

According to Bedford County court records, Reber, Falwell and Godwin also had discussions at Liberty University in 1993 with Dong Moon Joo, one of Moon's right-hand men and president of The Washington Times. Though Reber was queried about the purposes of the Moon-connected meetings in the court papers, he settled the business dispute before responding to interrogatories or submitting to a deposition. He did deny any legal wrongdoing.

But Moon's secret financial ties to Falwell raise some sensitive political questions, particularly amid congressional hearings on foreign money influencing U.S. politics: For instance, did the $3.5 million from Moon's front group give Falwell the means to become a national pitchman for "The Clinton Chronicles" and other conspiracy-mongering videos which fingered President and Mrs. Clinton in a wide range of serious crimes, including murder? During the period of the Liberty bail-out, Falwell was using his expensive TV time to hawk the videos.

When The Roanoke Times & World News interviewed Falwell about the bail-out, the televangelist sat at his desk in front of two life-size, full-color cutouts of Bill and Hillary Clinton, whom he jokingly called his "advisers." The cut-outs were gifts from Liberty staffers in recognition of Falwell's success in distributing the Clinton-hating videos. [RT&WN, Feb. 6, 1995]

Many of those lurid right-wing conspiracy theories have since been discredited, including allegations connecting the Clintons to the death of deputy White House counsel Vincent Foster. But the Falwell-promoted videos did feed a Clinton scandal fever that helped the Republicans seize control of Congress in 1994.


Moon's largesse is additionally suspect because Moon has never publicly accounted for his mysterious source of wealth. Much of the money apparently comes from shadowy Asian industrialists, some with links to organized crime and fascist political circles. But Moon has refused to open his books, even in the late 1970s when a congressional investigation identified his church as a front for the South Korean CIA, which was then engaged in a secret political influence-buying scheme known as "Korea-gate."

Better than Jesus?

Falwell also might have been shy about disclosing his alliance with Moon because the Korean's theology upsets many Christians. Moon asserts that Satan corrupted mankind by sexually seducing Eve in the Garden of Eden and that only through sexual purification can mankind be saved. In line with that doctrine, Moon says Jesus failed in his mission to save mankind because he did not procreate.

Moon sees himself as a second messiah who will not make the same mistake. He has engaged in sex with a variety of women over the decades. The total number of his offspring is a point of debate inside the Unification Church.

Moon's rhetoric has turned stridently anti-American, another problem for the Religious Right and its strongly patriotic positions. On May 1, 1997, Moon told a group of followers that "the country that represents Satan's harvest is America." [ Unification News, June 1997] In other sermons, he has vowed that his victorious movement will "digest" any American who tries to maintain his or her individuality. He especially has criticized American women who must "negate yourself 100 percent" to be a receptacle for the male seed. [For details of Moon's speeches, see The Consortium, July 28, 1997]


Still, despite his controversial remarks, Moon continues to buy friends on the American right -- as well as among African-American religious figures -- by spreading around vast sums of money. The totals are estimated in the billions of dollars, with much of it targeted on political infrastructure: direct-mail operations, video services for campaign ads, professional operatives and right-wing media outlets.

Through The Washington Times and its affiliated publications -- Insight magazine and The World & I -- Moon has not only showcased conservative opinions, but he has created seemingly legitimate conduits to funnel money to individuals and companies he seeks to influence. In the early 1980s, for instance, The Washington Times hired the New Right's direct-mail whiz Richard Viguerie to conduct a pricy direct-mail subscription drive. The business boosted Viguerie's profit margin.

Another element of Moon's strategy is to approach a conservative leader when he's financially down. Moon quietly infuses money and gains the leader's gratitude. Again, Viguerie is an example of that tactic. When he fell on hard times in the late 1980s, Moon directed more business his way and had a corporation run by Moon's lieutenant, Bo Hi Pak, buy one of Viguerie's properties for $10 million. [ Orange County Register, Dec. 21, 1987 / Washington Post, Oct. 15, 1989]

With Moon's timely intervention, Viguerie survived financially and remains an important fixture in conservative political campaigns to this day. When Iran-contra figure Oliver North ran for the U.S. Senate in Virginia in 1994, his principal direct-mail contractor was Viguerie's company, according to Federal Election Commission records.

For some smaller enterprises, Moon-connected business can be a huge percentage of total income. That was the case with Falwell's benefactors, Dan Reber and Jimmy Thomas, who ran a small company called Direct Mail Communications of Forest, Va. According to court records, $5 million -- more than one-third of its income in one year -- came from a direct-mail subscription drive for Moon's Insight magazine.

Republican Warnings

At times, Moon's penetration of conservative ranks has raised red flags among Republicans. In 1983, the GOP's moderate Ripon Society charged that the New Right had entered "an alliance of expediency" with Moon's church. Ripon's chairman, Rep. Jim Leach, R-Iowa, released a study which alleged that the College Republican National Committee "solicited and received" money from Moon's Unification Church in 1981. The study also accused Reed Irvine's Accuracy in Media of benefitting from low-cost or volunteer workers supplied by Moon.

Leach said the Unification Church has "infiltrated the New Right and the party it [the New Right] wants to control, the Republican Party, and infiltrated the media as well." Leach's news conference was broken up when then-college GOP leader Grover Norquist accused Leach of lying. (Norquist is now head of Americans for Tax Reform and a prominent ally of House Speaker Newt Gingrich.)

For its part, The Washington Times dismissed Leach's charges as "flummeries" and mocked the Ripon Society as a "discredited and insignificant left-wing offshoot of the Republican Party." [WP, Jan. 6, 1983]

Despite periodic fretting over Moon's influence, conservatives continued to accept his deep-pocket assistance. When President Reagan and Oliver North were scratching for support for the Nicaraguan contras, The Washington Times established a contra fund-raising operation. Moon's international group, CAUSA, also dispatched operatives to Central America to assist the contras.

By the mid-1980s, Moon's Unification Church had carved out a niche as an acceptable part of the American right. In one speech to his followers, Moon boasted that "without knowing it, even President Reagan is being guided by Father [Moon]."


Yet, Moon also made clear that his longer-range goal was the destruction of the U.S. Constitution and America's democratic form of government. "History will make the position of Reverend Moon clear, and his enemies, the American population and government will bow down to him," Moon said, speaking of himself in the third person. "That is Father's tactic, the natural subjugation of the American government and population."

As Andrew Ferguson wrote in the right-wing American Spectator, Moon's church attracted U.S. conservatives by advocating a muscular anti-communism. "There is little else in Unificationism that American conservatives will find compelling," Ferguson noted -- except, of course, the money. "They're the best in town as far as putting their money with their mouth is," one Washington-based conservative told Ferguson. [AS, Sept. 1987]

Iran-contra Wars

Though Moon's money sources remained shrouded in secrecy, his cash gave the right an important edge in attacking its enemies and defending its friends. After the Iran-contra scandal exploded in 1986, The Washington Times and other Moon operations battled aggressively to protect Reagan's White House and Oliver North. Godwin, the link between Falwell's Moral Majority and Moon's Washington Times, raised funds for North through a group called the Interamerican Partnership, which was a fore-runner to North's own Freedom Alliance. [ Common Cause Magazine, Fall 1993]

Another Moon-connected group, the American Freedom Coalition, also went to bat for North. According to Andrew Leigh, who worked for a Moon front called Global Image Associates, AFC broadcast a pro-North video, "Ollie North: Fight for Freedom," more than 600 times on more than 100 TV stations. Leigh quoted one AFC official as saying that AFC received $5 million to $6 million from business interests associated with Moon. AFC also bragged that it helped put George Bush into the White House in 1988 by distributing 30 million pieces of political literature. [WP, Oct. 15, 1989]

Direct Mail Communications, the firm owned by Reber and Thomas, also aided North in building his famous mailing lists. [The firm has done direct-mail work as well for Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the Republican National Committee, and the National Rifle Association, according to The Roanoke Times & World News in a story dated Nov. 2, 1994.]

Indeed, the story of Direct Mail Communications, a small company based in a strip-mall shopping center off Route 221 in rural Forest, Va., underscores how intertwined Moon's operations have grown with American conservatism.


Reber and Thomas founded the company in September 1989, roughly the same time that Falwell's Liberty University began trying to refinance its worsening debt. Also, in 1989, Charles P. Keith, Roger M. Ott and Ronald Godwin -- all Washington Times executives -- created another firm called Mail America.

According to court records, Godwin introduced Keith and Ott to Reber and Thomas. The get-to-know-you quickly led to a deal. Keith, Ott and Godwin bought DMC for $2.5 million on Oct. 6, 1989, even though the company had existed for only one month. Reber and Thomas were retained to run the business.

Inside the firm, however, tensions grew. In 1991, Godwin split, selling his share of the business to Keith and Ott. Reber, who was getting a salary of $1,000 a day or $365,000 a year, spent too much time on discount work for conservative causes, Keith and Ott later complained. In one court filing, they alleged that a paid DMC staffer was sent to help a conservative Republican named Gene Keith run for Congress in Florida.

Falwell's Liberty University, Old Time Gospel Hour and Liberty Alliance also got discounts on their direct-mail solicitations, the owners charged. "Reber and Thomas never even collected an amount sufficient to pay all of DMC's actual postage expenses," Keith and Ott stated.

A Falling Out

By summer 1993, Reber began long absences from DMC while working on the bail-out of Liberty University, according to the court papers. Keith and Ott alleged that Falwell, Reber and Godwin met with The Washington Times' publisher Dong Moon Joo in Lynchburg in 1993 and flew to South Korea in January 1994 for other meetings with Moon's representatives.

Reber's travels took him to "South America, Montana, Europe, Russia and the Republic of Korea," Keith and Ott said. Meanwhile, DMC was sliding into "extreme financial distress."

So, after Reber returned from the South Korean trip, Keith and Ott fired him. That prompted Reber to file a wrongful termination suit in Bedford Country Circuit Court on July 20, 1994. Keith and Ott countered by filing a fraud case against Reber and Thomas in Roanoke federal court in September 1994.

For his part, Falwell, who once boasted that he had spurned a $1 million speaking fee from Moon in the mid-1980s, now found himself caught in Moon's orbit. On July 26, 1994, Falwell prominently sat at the head table for Moon's inauguration of yet another front group, the Youth Federation for World Peace. Falwell posed for a group photo with Moon and other dignitaries. Next to Falwell stood Ronald Reagan's daughter, Maureen.


Despite the DMC court battles, North still sent the direct-mail company some business during his 1994 Senate campaign. According to FEC records, North paid DMC $138,561 for its direct-mail work. But DMC extended North the most credit of any vendor. When the $19 million campaign ended with North's narrow defeat, his largest single debt -- $89,033 -- was to DMC.

At about that same time, in January 1995, Reber and Thomas were completing their purchase of about one-half of Liberty University's debt, much of it for a fraction of the face value. The big losers included 2,500 bondholders who invested in the Texas-based Church & Institutional Facilities Development Corp., which had owned $12 million of the school's debt. Reber and Thomas scooped up the bonds at a bankruptcy fire sale for about 20 percent of their value, or $2.5 million.

Many bondholders were "mom and pops cashing in their IRA money because their local minister and Falwell's letters said they'd be doing God's work," recalled Doug Hudman, a lawyer in the case. "The true victims are the mom-and-pop believers who think their money was going to a good cause. All it was doing was going to fund Mr. Falwell's continued indebtedness. It's kind of sickening."

But Falwell told reporters that it was just a question of luck. "When the bankruptcy trustee called in all the notes and put them up for sale, anyone could have bought them," Falwell said. "That was fortunate for us." [RT and WN, Feb. 6, 1995]

After months of complicated legal maneuvering, Dan Reber also seems to have been fortunate enough to win out in the DMC power struggle. He now runs the direct-mail factory in Forest, Va., under the name, "Mail America."

But behind
the good fortune that blessed the Rev. Falwell and his friends appears to have been a timely contribution of $3.5 million from the Rev. Moon's Women's Federation for World Peace. ~

(c) Copyright 1997

FROM: http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Moonies/jerry_falwell_and_myung_moon.htm

 

Sun Myung Moon

2002

It should be obvious to sensible persons that whatever fraction of Sun Myung Moon which isn't pure bullshit artist is necessarily raving lunatic. As the wacko billionaire who made his fortune off the backs of the Moonie cult (otherwise known as the Unification Church), Moon has established his niche in the world as the Korean version of L. Ron Hubbard.

Over the years, Moon's gargantuan wealth and legions of worshippers have evidently corroded away any sense of propriety or self-restraint he might have once possessed, leaving only a megalomaniac and his vast financial and human resources.

As evidence, consider the day in April 2002 when he received the latest in a long series of earthshattering religious visions. This one was especially noteworthy. In it, Moon learned that he had been selected as "the Savior, Messiah and King of Kings of all of humanity" by God. Also on the selection committee: Jesus Christ, Mohammed, and Buddha (in addition to several others, including the godless Communists Marx and Stalin for some mysterious reason).

Anyway, that's how Moon described it in his full-page newspaper ad, which ran in papers all across the U.S. (including the Los Angeles Times). It was a $720,000 print run, but it was worth every penny. Finally middle America would get the word and rally behind their messiah. Except it was a bit of a reach. Moon's captive congregation is accustomed to his indefatigable hubris, but the general public who have yet to send their mind through the laundry just find it repugnant.

But he can't help it. Moon has been claiming for decades (like The Beatles before him) that he is bigger than Christ. In a 1990 sermon, he reiterated this belief (note that Moon always addresses himself in the third person, usually as "Father"):

"Jesus never achieved a thousandth of what Father has done. In his two years and eight months of public ministry, [Jesus] didn't even establish the national foundation. Now, Father has established a foundation of worldwide power that is unprecedented in history."
Moon has a bad habit of comparing himself favorably to his predecessor, proclaiming that he will succeed where Jesus has failed, and so on. This kind of material kills with the home crowd, but it doesn't really do so great on the road. But apparently this is irrelevant, since Moon seems to have become utterly oblivious to the shocked reactions of his public audiences.

Case in point: an April 2001 appearance at a Methodist church in Las Vegas. It was just another typical sermon by Reverend Moon. There were about 600 people in the congregation when the sermon began. But for some reason, people kept walking out, well before he got on a roll about schlongs:

 

"The head of the love organ is shaped exactly like a poisonous rattlesnake. And just like a rattlesnake, it's always looking for a hole."

Oh yes, there was more. He went on to explain that 70% of all divorces result from the wife's inappropriate feelings of entitlement toward her husband's genitals. As Moon explained it, a man's "love organ" can only serve its master, and the spouse just needs to get used to it. He told the audience that these women, along with childless couples and homosexuals, are destroying the fabric of society. Offended churchgoers left in droves; some of them even heckled him on their way out. And this was by no means an isolated incident. He's been spouting that snake-genitalia lunacy for years and years. In April 1996, Moon preached:


"The Bible refers to the origin of free sex by using the image of a snake. Woman's sexual organ is like the open mouth of a snake filled with poison. Man's sexual organ is like the head of a snake. If you think of fallen love action in these terms you feel disgusted and so you should. It is poison to humanity."

In November of that same year, he was in Buenos Aires to celebrate the launch of his newest Spanish-language newspaper. At the ceremony (attended by guest speaker and former President George HW Bush for a reported fee of $100,000), Moon passed along this revolutionary insight:

"You use the bathroom each morning. When you defecate, do you wear a gas mask? This is not a laughing matter but a serious one. If you are near someone else defecating, you will quickly move a good distance away. But when you smell your own feces, you do not even notice it. This is because that fecal matter is one with your body. Therefore, you do not feel that it is dirty.

"When you were young, did you ever taste the dried mucus from your nose? Does it taste sweet or salty? It's salty, right? Since you can answer, you must have tasted it! Why did you not feel that it was dirty? It is because it was part of your body.

"Reverend Moon has figured out something that no one in the world knew."

Why would anybody (who isn't brainwashed or getting paid) sit through an entire speech by this screwball? Ever since 1954, Moon has made no secret of his nutball theology:
  1. Eve bumped uglies with Satan and thereby consigned humanity to the Kingdom of Hell.
  2. Jesus ruined his chance to purify mankind when he neglected to get married and father children.
  3. Sun Myung Moon is succeeding where Jesus failed.
  4. Worshipping Moon is now mankind's last chance for redemption.
Being the world's savior, Moon preaches that no one can enter Heaven without his explicit blessing. But he is only willing to bless married couples. Which is where those Guinness Book mass weddings come in.

In a Moonie marriage, the choice of a partner is handled for you. Church elders make the seemingly-random selections by pairing up photos of prospective brides and grooms. Maybe they shuffle Polaroids like a deck of cards. Sometimes the lucky couples wind up with a common spoken language. Sometimes not.

They meet for the first time during the week leading up to the wedding day, often on the day of the ceremony itself. The event is so big that it has to be held in a sports arena or stadium, complete with a closed-circuit video feed on the Jumbotron.

Because of these antics and his blasphemous theology, you might expect that Moon would be shunned by respected Christian leaders. Which he is. For instance, Jerry Falwell told Esquire magazine in 1978: "Reverend Sun Myung Moon is like the plague: he exploits boys and girls, and he should be exported. [sic]"

This negative general attitude poses a significant problem for the Unification Church. Its goal is the absorption of every national government and competing religious faith. Which is a tall order, considering the horrible reputation the church has earned over the years. But Moon is nothing if not determined.

 

"The democratic world has hated Reverend Moon until now, but from now on it will like the Reverend Moon. The time has already come when America will start to like Reverend Moon."

Moon's chosen tactic, which has been highly effective, is to purchase his legitimacy outright. In addition to United Press International (UPI), Moon is the owner of the Washington Times, a conservative newspaper devoted to right-wing causes. Every operating year, the Times loses tens of millions of dollars, but profitability has never been a priority. Its intended purpose was made clear when, during Watergate, the paper ran an endless stream of pro-Nixon editorials urging the American people to forgive and forget.

Ever since then, Moon has made substantial inroads to the Republican party by parlaying access to his media outlets and exorbitant cash contributions. For instance, it was $100,000 of Moon's money that initially kicked off the Nicaraguan Freedom Fund, a nonprofit organization conceived by Oliver North and headed by a group of conservatives including Charlton Heston. The NFF's mission in life was to raise private donations for the Contras, in the eventuality that Congress cut off funding. Also recall that former President George HW Bush was paid six figures to attend a 1996 ceremony in Buenos Aires. At the podium, Bush gushed:

 

"I want to salute Reverend Moon, who is the founder of the Washington Times, and of the new paper here."

Not to mention mainstream church leaders, like our old friend Jerry Falwell. The man who called for Moon's "exportation" in 1978 was singing his praises years later. Falwell changed his tune after one of Moon's front organizations handed Liberty University $3.5 million and otherwise forgave tens of millions in debts so he could bail out his college in 1994. Later, Falwell reciprocated by appearing at various Unification Church events and called upon President Ronald Reagan to pardon Moon's felony conviction for tax evasion.

Oh, that. Well, it turns out that the messiah didn't want to pay his taxes. So he underreported his income by omitting $162,000 and hoped that either the Internal Revenue Service wouldn't notice, or his high-placed friends in the government would squelch any investigation. But the IRS did, and his friends didn't. Moon was convicted in 1982. He fought his conviction all the way to the Supreme Court and lost, after which he announced that God evidently wanted him to go to prison. In 1984 he finally submitted to God's will and spent the next 13 months in the clink.

It's all part of the divine plan. As Moon himself might say: You just gotta trust Father on this one.

SEE:  http://www.rotten.com/library/bio/religion/cult/sun-myung-moon/  for the list of mass marriages performed by Sun Myung Moon over the years

 

Hail to the Moon king
The deeply weird coronation of Rev. Sun Myung Moon in a Senate office building -- crown, robes, the works -- is no longer one of Washington's best-kept secrets.

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By John Gorenfeld

June 21, 2004  |  You probably imagine your congressman hard at work in the Capitol debating legislation, making laws -- you know, governing. But your newspaper probably didn't tell you that one night last March, members of Congress hosted a crowning ritual for an ex-convict multi-billionaire who dressed up in maroon robes and declared himself the Second Coming.

On March 23, 2004 the Dirksen Senate Office Building was the scene of a coronation ceremony for Rev. Sun Myung Moon, owner of the conservative Washington Times newspaper and UPI wire service, who was given a bejeweled crown by Rep. Danny K. Davis, D-Ill. Afterward, Moon told his bipartisan audience of Washington power players he would save everyone on Earth as he had saved the souls of Hitler and Stalin -- the murderous dictators had been born again through him, he said. In a vision, Moon said the reformed Hitler and Stalin vouched for him, calling him "none other than humanity's Savior, Messiah, Returning Lord and True Parent."

To many observers, this bizarre scene would have looked like the apocalypse as depicted in "Left Behind" novels. Moon, 84, the benefactor of conservative foundations like the American Family Coalition -- who served time in the 1980s for tax fraud and conspiracy to obstruct justice -- has views somewhere to the right of the Taliban's Mullah Omar. Moon preaches that gays are "dung-eating dogs," Jews brought on the Holocaust by betraying Jesus, and the U.S. Constitution should be scrapped in favor of a system he calls "Godism" -- with him in charge. The man crowned "King of Peace" by congressmen once said, according to sermons reprinted in his church's Unification News: "Suppose I were to hit you with the baseball bat to stop you, bloodying your ear and breaking a bone or two, yet still you insisted on doing more work for Father."

What, exactly, drew at least a dozen members of Congress to Moon's coronation? (By the Unification Church's estimate, 81 congressmen attended, although that number is probably high.) The event was the grand finale of Moon's coast-to-coast "tear down the cross" Moonification tour, intended to remove Christian crosses from almost 300 churches in poor neighborhoods -- the idea being that the cross was an obstacle to uniting religions under Moon. Yet the Dirksen ceremony was sold as a celebration of world peace. According to a cheery promotional video released by Moon's International and Interreligious Federation for World Peace, the ceremony marked the dawn of "the era of the Eternal Peace Kingdom, one global family under God." Moon's coronation also cured God's pain, the announcer explains.

By all accounts, most of the congressmen in attendance didn't expect a coronation. Instead, they thought they were heading to an awards dinner honoring activists from their home states as "Ambassadors for Peace." A flier for the event claimed an impressive who's-who of organizers, including Republicans Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Rep. Roscoe Bartlett of Maryland and Charlie Black, a top Republican strategist. Democrats were named, too, like Rep. Harold Ford of Tennessee, who, incidentally, claims to have not even heard of the event.

And then there was Rep. Danny K. Davis, D-Ill., the only congressman who has publicly expressed pride in the crowning ceremony, who praised Moon for bringing religious leaders together in his Ambassadors for Peace tours to Jerusalem and beyond. Davis, it was revealed this week in the Chicago Reader, took money from Moon-organized fundraisers, who also gave to a charity of his choice. Davis told an Anglican magazine that Moon's remarks were "similar to a baseball team owner telling team members that 'we are the greatest team on earth'" to get them fired up.

At the time, the surreal event went uncovered by the Washington press corps, save for Moon's own Washington Times, which ran a brief description of the festivities. The story is getting some traction only now, after it was recently reported in the online magazine The Gadflyer. But what transpired at Dirksen two months ago remains a mystery to most Americans -- and those constituents of congressmen who attended Moon's crowning.

The crowning ritual indeed began as a somewhat normal awards ceremony. Ribbons that looked like Olympic gold medals were given to Rep. Bartlett and others. But then it took an odd turn. Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa., whose office maintained he did not attend the event until I provided photographs of him there -- spoke beside a photograph of himself pinning an American flag on Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy, back when President Bush was praising him for abandoning WMD programs and before he was suspected of trying to kill the leader of Saudi Arabia

Then, after Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., gave a speech praising one of Moon's Ambassadors for Peace, the civil rights veteran Rev. Walter Fauntroy, an unnamed Lubovitch rabbi took the stage declaring: "I have never seen this miracle where Jews, Christians and Muslims come together for peace!" Then Moon's cleric Chung Kwak took the mic. Before his days as the commander of the UPI wire service, Kwak, Moon said in a 1997 speech, was authorized to whomp on Unification Church members who slacked off. "Particularly those who are sleeping and hiding, Reverend Kwak's baseball bat will fall upon you at any time," Moon said. Now Kwak was standing in a Senate office building declaring Moon the king of the "second and third Israel."

It might almost make sense for conservative congressmen to honor Moon in this way. After all, a writer in Moon's magazine Insight wrote in February that it's long past time for Republicans to thank the billionaire Korean preacher for his gifts. "[T]he continued refusal of Beltway conservatives publicly to acknowledge their steadfast patron is, of course, scandalous," wrote contributor Paul Gottfried. Moon has sunk an estimated $2-$4 billion into the money-losing Times, and countless other causes -- like Jerry Falwell's Liberty University.

Moon has also made inroads in the Bush administration, as Salon reported last September, with plum appointments for former or present Moon VIPs, and almost half a million dollars in abstinence-only grants supporting Moon's anti-sex crusade. To teach teens that "free sex" is revolting, they're asked by Moon's followers to drink other people's spit out of a cup, and then consider how much more vigilant you must be when sharing other body fluids.

While Moon once focused his energies on anti-Communism, making him popular among Republicans in the Reagan era -- his organization gave the first $100,000 to Oliver North's Nicaraguan Freedom Fund -- he has now shifted gears, aiming left. He's planning a "Peace United Nations" entwining religions instead of countries and is trying to make friends in the Congressional Black Caucus, like Rep. Davis. No congressman, on the right or left, has publicly denounced Moon for his momentous speeches describing his "peace kingdom" as a place where "gays will be eliminated" in a "purge on God's orders" he says will be like Stalin's. And many are surprisingly comfortable around a guy known for over-the-top speeches about the holy "love organ of life" and its various fluids. In a 1994 speech, he asked: "Do you like the smell of your husband's semen? Answer to Father. Does it smell good or bad? You may not like the smell of your wife's stool, but do you smell your own? Why don't you smell your own but you smell your wife's? Because you are not totally one."

But if Moon pulled off his greatest trick on Mar. 23, fooling some unsuspecting congressmen into attending his coronation, it's not as if his stunt was new -- for more than 25 years, Moon has sought to surround himself with powerful people to gain credibility and legitimacy, including presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush. If the congressmen had simply run "Ambassadors for Peace" through the Google search engine, they would have discovered the group was tied to Moon and his grand plans for the future of Christianity -- plans to "reconcile" religions by tearing the Christian cross off church walls and persuading Jews to sign apologies for giving Jesus over to the Romans.

Weldon, for one, had a long time to do that Google search. As far back as June 19, 2003, he's listed in a speech by Rep. Danny K. Davis on the floor of the House of Representatives honoring Moon: "Many of my colleagues will join me and the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Weldon), co-chair, in giving tribute to some of the outstanding Americans from our districts," said Davis. "We are grateful to the founders of Ambassadors for Peace, the Reverend and Mrs. Sun Myung [Moon], for promoting the vision of world peace, and we commend them for their work."

As for Moon's vision of world peace, there are widespread reports, even acknowledged within Moon's church, of allegations that in 1989 he allowed brutal inquisitions to take place. The inquisitor, a man Moon apparently believed was the reincarnation of his son, was allegedly encouraged to tie people to radiators and beat them. As a result, Moon's trusted lieutenant, Bo Hi Pak, was said to have suffered minor brain damage. Wrote his daughter-in-law, Nansook Hong, in her tell-all book: "Sun Myung Moon seemed to take pleasure in the reports that filtered back to East Garden of the beatings being administered by the Black Heung Jin. He would laugh raucously if someone out of favor had been dealt an especially hard blow." Members of Congress may want to do their homework before they crown their next King of Peace.

Editor's note: This story has been corrected since its original publication.
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Jerry Falwell denies Jerusalem Post story,
says everyone, including Jews, needs Christ

Mar 1, 2006
By Staff
Baptist Press

 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Denying a Jerusalem Post story that said he had embraced a “dual covenant” theology, Southern Baptist pastor Jerry Falwell said March 1 that he believes all people, including Jews, “must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ in order to enter heaven.”

“I do not follow this teaching of ‘dual covenant’ theology and I believe it runs counter to the Gospel,” Falwell said in a statement posted on www.falwell.com. "I have been on record all 54 years of my ministry as being opposed to ‘dual covenant' theology.”

Rejected by orthodox theologians, dual covenant theology holds that Jews are saved through a special, unique relationship with God and need not trust in Christ for salvation.

The Jerusalem Post story, published March 1, said that pastor John Hagee and Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg – both from Texas – had “apparently persuaded” Falwell to adopt a dual covenant belief system. The story quoted only Scheinberg and did not quote Falwell.

“Falwell has altered his position, according to Scheinberg, apparently because the pastor decided to put End of Days theology aside in favor of the overriding need to support Israel, particularly against the mounting threat of a nuclear Iran,” the story, authored by Ilam Chaim, said.

The story noted that dual covenant theology “runs counter to mainstream evangelism.”

Falwell’s complete statement follows:

“Earlier today, reports began circulating across the globe that I have recently stated that Jews can go to heaven without being converted to Jesus Christ. This is categorically untrue.

“These false reports originated from a March 1 Jerusalem Post front page column which said: ‘An evangelical pastor and an Orthodox rabbi, both from Texas, have apparently persuaded leading Baptist preacher Jerry Falwell that Jews can get to heaven without being converted to Christianity. Televangelist John Hagee and Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg, whose Cornerstone Church and Rodfei Sholom congregations are based in San Antonio, told The Jerusalem Post that Falwell had adopted Hagee's innovative belief in what Christians refer to as ‘dual covenant’ theology. This creed, which runs counter to mainstream evangelism, maintains that the Jewish people have a special relationship to God through the revelation at Sinai and therefore do not need ‘to go through Christ or the Cross’ to get to heaven.’

“While I am a strong supporter of the State of Israel and dearly love the Jewish people and believe them to be the chosen people of God, I continue to stand on the foundational biblical principle that all people -- Baptists, Methodists, Pentecostals, Jews, Muslims, etc. -- must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ in order to enter heaven.

“Dr. Hagee called me today and said he never made these statements to the Jerusalem Post or to anyone else. He assured me that he would immediately contact the Jerusalem Post and request a correction. Before today, I had never heard of Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg or had any communications with him. I therefore am at a total loss as to why he would make such statements about me to the Post, if in fact he did.


“In this age of political correctness and diversity, the traditional evangelical belief that salvation is available only through faith in the death, burial and resurrection of Christ is often portrayed as closed-minded and bigoted. But if one is to believe in Jesus Christ, he must believe in His words: 'I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes unto the Father but by Me' (John 14:6). I simply cannot alter my belief that Jesus is The Way to heaven, as He taught.

“Again, I do not follow this teaching of 'dual covenant' theology and I believe it runs counter to the Gospel.

“I have been on record all 54 years of my ministry as being opposed to ‘dual covenant’ theology. In fact, Dr. John Hagee has indicated to me, as recently as today, that he likewise does not accept ‘dual covenant’ theology.

“I want to reaffirm that I am a Zionist in terms of Israel’s entitlement to its homeland. I continue to pray daily for the peace of Jerusalem, as the Bible instructs Christians to do. And I have dedicated my life and ministry to working for the peace of Israel. I dearly cherish the highly esteemed Jabotinsky Award which was given me in 1981 by Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. I have led thousands of pilgrims through the Land Of Israel during my 31 tours over 36 years. I seriously believe that few Americans have invested more time and resources in the defense of Israel in this generation.

“However, I simply cannot alter my deeply-held belief in the exclusivity of salvation through the Gospel of Christ for the sake of political or theological expediency.

“Like the Apostle Paul, I pray daily for the salvation of everyone, including the Jewish people.”

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Falwell: Jerusalem Post 'fabricated' story on me
Newspaper claimed Christian evangelist had new tune on how Jews get to heaven
Posted: March 1, 2006
6:55 p.m. Eastern

© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

Evangelist Jerry Falwell has a beef with the Jerusalem Post after the newspaper published an article suggesting he's changed his beliefs about salvation, now thinking Jews can get to heaven without becoming Christians first.

"Falwell: Jews can get to heaven," is how the headline read on a story by Ilan Chaim, with its lead sentence stating: "An evangelical pastor and an Orthodox rabbi, both from Texas, have apparently persuaded leading Baptist preacher Jerry Falwell that Jews can get to heaven without being converted to Christianity."

But in an interview with WorldNetDaily, Falwell said the story is completely false.

"I can't imagine why the Jerusalem Post fabricated it," Falwell said.

Falwell, chancellor of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., and a WND columnist, said in a statement the suggestion he has changed his belief is "categorically untrue," and noted, "In this age of political correctness and diversity, the traditional evangelical belief that salvation is available only through faith in the death, burial and resurrection of Christ is often portrayed as closed-minded and bigoted. But if one is to believe in Jesus Christ, he must believe in His words: 'I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes unto the Father but by Me' (John 14:6). I simply cannot alter my belief that Jesus is The Way to heaven, as He taught. ...

"I want to reaffirm that I am a Zionist in terms of Israel's entitlement to its homeland. I continue to pray daily for the peace of Jerusalem, as the Bible instructs Christians to do. ... However, I simply cannot alter my deeply held belief in the exclusivity of salvation through the Gospel of Christ for the sake of political or theological expediency."

The Jerusalem Post article stated:

"Televangelist John Hagee and Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg, whose Cornerstone Church and Rodfei Sholom congregations are based in San Antonio, told the Jerusalem Post that Falwell had adopted Hagee's innovative belief in what Christians refer to as 'dual covenant' theology. This creed, which runs counter to mainstream evangelism, maintains that the Jewish people have a special relationship to God through the revelation at Sinai and therefore do not need 'to go through Christ or the Cross' to get to heaven."

Falwell commented on the report, saying, "Dr. Hagee called me today and said he never made these statements to the Jerusalem Post or to anyone else. He assured me that he would immediately contact the Jerusalem Post and request a correction. Before today, I had never heard of Rabbi Aryeh Scheinberg or had any communications with him. I therefore am at a total loss as to why he would make such statements about me to the Post, if in fact he did."

Falwell made it clear that he does not support "dual covenant" theology, adding, "While I am a strong supporter of the State of Israel and dearly love the Jewish people and believe them to be the chosen people of God, I continue to stand on the foundational biblical principle that all people – Baptists, Methodists, Pentecostals, Jews, Muslims, etc. – must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ in order to enter heaven."

The Post did not immediately respond to a WND request for comment

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Standard police criminal investigating procedures dictate that, in some of the more difficult criminal investigations, a most fruitful line of inquiry is that of "following the money trail". This is the thrust of this report, except that we not only follow the money trail from False Prophet Sun Moon to prominent "Right-Wing" Evangelical Christian leaders of our day, we shall also follow the "influence trail" as well. You shall see that the Illuminati may have captured themselves very effective "Disinformation Agents" disguised as Christian leaders.

Let us begin our study.

The Bible warns genuine Christians to beware of false religious leaders. Jesus and His Apostles warned, warned and warned again that Satan would try to sneak false religious leaders into the Christian Church, and that, if such churches were not alert and discerning, they would be devastated. Further, Jesus and His Apostles taught that this deception would only get worse the closer the world drew to the End of the Age. In fact, spiritual deception is prophesied to become so good, so slick that even the Elect would be deceived were it not for the revealing nature of the Holy Spirit [Matthew 24:24]; Paul warned that the "door" that would open allowing Antichrist to arise could only be opened by the Christian Churches themselves, as the they allowed themselves to be drawn astray by false religious teachers [2 Thessalonians 2:3].

What is a "false prophet" as defined by Scripture? In Matthew 24:11, the word used in Greek is Number 5578, transliterated as "pseudoprophetes". Adam Clarke's Commentary warns that false prophets are "deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ." You see, such false leaders are the true counterfeit -- they look like, act like, and sound like, real ministers of Jesus Christ; but, inwardly, they are "ravening wolves"!

Barclay's Daily Study Bible Commentaries says: "A false leader is a man who seeks to propagate his own version of the truth rather than the truth as it is in Jesus Christ; and a man who tries to attach other men to himself ...."

Matthew Henry's Unabridged Commentary reveals this truth about "false prophets" -- "There should appear false prophets (v. 11-24); the deceivers would pretend to divine inspiration, an immediate mission, and a spirit of prophecy, when it was all a lie. Some think, the seducers here pointed to were ... settled teachers in the church, and had gained reputation as such, but afterward betrayed the truth they had taught, and revolted to error; and from such the danger is the greater, because least suspected. One false traitor in the garrison may do more mischief than a thousand avowed enemies without."

Let us repeat: "One false traitor in the garrison may do more mischief than a thousand avowed enemies without." How can this be possible? Counterfeit false religious leaders look and sound so very genuine they are trusted by a multitude of undiscerning people. In U.S. Army Intelligence, we called such men "Disinformation Agents"; good agents will pour out 75-90% good information, but will mislead at the critical moment, usually at the moment the battle is joined, and the outcome is hanging in the balance.

Jesus and His Apostles warned that, at the End of the Age, the proportion of the people so deceived would be extraordinarily high!

It is here that we need to begin our study.

Jesus warned:

"Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves." [Matt 7:15]

"Take heed that no man deceive you." [Matt 24:4 ]

"And many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many." [Matt 24:11]

"For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets ... insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect." [Matt 24:24] Now, that is great deception! I bet everyone deceived by such a false religious leader would protest vociferously that THEY could not possibly be one who is so deceived!

"... when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?" [Luke 18:8b] The proportion of the people in the flock at the End of the Age who are deceived by these wicked counterfeit false leaders will be so unusually high, Jesus is moved to ask this powerful rhetorical question: "Will I find anyone on earth who is holding to the true Faith"? This is the problem with counterfeit religious teachers: they become deceived themselves, and they lead many unsuspecting souls into Hell. Jesus addressed this issue of the final judgment of false prophets very dramatically, in Matthew 7:21-23:

"Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity." [Matt 7:21-23]

At the White Throne Judgment, all false religious leaders will stand before Jesus to hear these awful words. Notice that some of these false teachers were so deceived themselves that they actually thought they were going to Heaven; they were so deceived they needed Jesus to set the record straight and tell them exactly why they were not going to Heaven after all! Notice the power of Satan to perform great and "many wonderful works", even casting out devils from people, and even strongly professing the Word of God! Yet, because they continued to deliberately "work iniquity", Jesus never recognized them as genuinely saved.

How much false doctrine or practice does a false religious leader have to exhibit before Jesus rejects him? Conversely, how much false doctrine or actions should followers allow before they reject a religious leader as counterfeit? Jesus tells us that as well:

"Do you not know that [just] a little leaven will ferment the whole lump [of dough]?" [1 Corinthians 5:6]

As I stated earlier, a good disinformation agent will provide 75-90% good information, and sometimes as high as 95%! But, that 5-10% bad information can cost a nation a battle, or a war, and such a small percentage might lead astray a sincere follower of Jesus Christ! This "bad information" would always center on critical false facts about an issue that is core to winning the battle at hand. Remember, rat poison is only 2% arsenic!

The Apostle John warned:

"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world" [ 1 John 4:1]

"If there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into your house, neither bid him God speed: For he that biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeds." [2 John 1:10-11]

The Apostle Paul warned:

"For I know this, that after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock. 30 Also of your own selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them." [Acts 20:29-30]

"Let no one deceive or beguile you in any way, for that day will not come except the apostasy comes first [unless the predicted great falling away of those who have professed to be Christians has come], and the man of lawlessness (sin) is revealed, who is the son of doom (of perdition)." [2 Thessalonians 2:3; Parallel Bible, KJV/Amplified Bible Commentary]

PARABLE OF THE TARES

In my humble opinion, Jesus was speaking right to this issue of false religious prophets at the End of the Age when He uttered the Parable of the Tares. Since this is a very long parable, we shall quote only the parable itself and Jesus' explanation.

Parable

"The kingdom of heaven is likened unto a man which sowed good seed in his field: But while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat, and went his way. But when the blade was sprung up, and brought forth fruit, then appeared the tares also." [Matt 13:24-26]

What is a "tare"? Many in today's Western societies might not really know what a "tare" is, and therefore, will not realize Jesus is speaking here of a counterfeit wheat! A tare is a plant that looked like wheat in every way until the final phase of growth. Only at this final stage will the seeds look different; a genuine wheat will produce a substantial head of brown seeds, but the tare will produce a small head of black seeds. Thus does this illustration perfectly demonstrate the problem with many professing Christians and counterfeit leaders; both will look so much like the genuine wheat that they are deceived and they deceive others. When Jesus' explained this parable, below, He seemed to place an emphasis on the End of the Age, the true harvest of the world. While He certainly meant that all tares of all ages would be revealed at the final harvest, I believe Jesus was hinting here that the situation with tares would become much more of a problem as the End of the Age approached.

Adam Clarke Commentary goes to the root word of "tare" to reveal some shocking facts. He calls tares "bastard wheat"! Listen:

"He who sows this bastard wheat among God's people is here styled God's enemy ... the word 'zunim', or 'zunin', is used for bastard or degenerated wheat; that which was wholly a right seed in the beginning, but afterwards became degenerate." As we go through our treatise, I believe it likely that some of these counterfeit Christian church leaders were a "right seed in the beginning", but "afterwards became degenerate." Now, however, they are serving the Illuminati and their followers are none the wiser.

Explanation of the Parable

"... the tares are the children of the wicked one; that sowed them is the devil; the harvest is the end of the world; and the reapers are the angels. As therefore the tares are gathered and burned in the fire; so shall it be in the end of this world ... And shall cast them into a furnace of fire: there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth." [Matt 13:37-40, 42]

The tares are the children, the offspring, of the wicked one, Satan. At this current time period, the Illuminati is the driving force for the "wicked one", as they are drawing the world together into the Kingdom of Antichrist, a.k.a., the New World Order. We should expect to see the "tares" of this day -- the counterfeit Christian leaders -- in the employ of the Illuminati, following their lead regarding the most critical issues of the day.

As you will soon see, key Right-Wing Evangelical Christian leaders are, indeed, in the employ of the Illuminati! Let us now examine the key figure in this terrible drama, the "Reverend" Sun Myung Moon.

REV. SUN MYUNG MOON

"Moon is the founder of the cultic (and occultic) Unification Church (better known as the 'Moonies') and has had help from the Rockefellers. Also of interest is that the prominent political figures that have endorsed Moon are those with ties to the NWO (New World Order), and include Ted Kennedy, Mason Mark O. Hatfield, Mason Jesse Helms and Illuminatus William F. Buckley." ["Billy Graham and His Friends", by Dr. Cathy Burns, p. 103-4]

These are horrendous ties to the Masters of the Illuminati! As you study these connections, you will see that Moon is very firmly and well connected to the uppermost levels of the Illuminati.

* Financial Support -- When you have support from the Rockefellers, you are never short of cash

* Political Support from both sides of the political spectrum

** Senator Ted Kennedy -- Extreme Liberal Democrat

** Senator Mark O. Hatfield -- Liberal Left Republican

** Senator Jesse Helms -- Conservative Republican

* Columnist William F. Buckley -- Cast as Conservative Republican

With these kind of high-level contacts, you can safely consider Rev. Moon to be firmly in the saddle of the upper management tier of the Illuminati. Moon must have a serious part to play in the overall script to stage the appearance of Antichrist! Since he is a "false prophet", a religious figure, you can only assume that his role for the Illuminati will lie in the realm of religion. In fact, Moon is probably one of the most influential religious figures in the world today, as you shall soon see.

But, the story gets even stranger, when we learn that the "Reverend" Moon was recruited by the Korean Central Intelligence Agency [KCIA]! "In 1961, after a military coup of a democratic government in South Korea that brought Park to power,KCIA decided to organize and utilize a church called Unification Church, as a political tool of the right wing military government. They wanted to export this church ti US. They asked Rev. Bill Bright to help organize it and chose a leader of it. Bill Bright choose Rev. Sun Myung Moon to head it." ["Christian Right and the Moonies", It's A Bizarre World, http://www.angelfire.com/tn/bizarrotom/]

Before we get into his influence in the American religious establishment, let us quickly review some of Moon's beliefs, noting that Dr. Burns called his Unification Church a "cult" that is steeped into the occult. We should not be surprised to hear this latter revelation, for Moon could be a top-level Illuminist only if he is steeped into the occult. Let us now examine his key beliefs and teachings.

* Rev. Sun Moon claims Jesus Christ "failed" in his ministry and that he, Moon, is the Messiah! [Burns, p. 208]

* Many allegations have been leveled at Moon's many organizations and the Unification Church, accusing them of clever mind manipulation, Mind Control ["The Unholy Alliance: Christianity & The NWO", Part 1, Rense.com, 2-25-02]. Once again, we should not be surprised, for the Illuminati has been deeply immersed in occult mind control for centuries, bringing this art form to a new, higher level at this End of the Age.

* He also claims that it is his mission to 'unite the world through uniting religious forces'. [Ibid.]

Urging Their Followers To Follow Antichrist

At this point, please allow me to explain the "religious" plan once Antichrist actually appears on the earth. Shortly after his appearance, key religious leaders all across the globe are primed to step forward to the mass media microphones to deliver a message to their respective followers: this Christ is the Messiah we have been awaiting! Follow Him!!

Of course, this "Christ" will be none other than the Biblical Antichrist!

Thus, Buddhists, Mohammedans, Hindus , and Christians will be told that this "Christ" is their Messiah and they are to follow him, giving him their allegiance and worship. Which Christian leaders will step forward, urging their followers to follow this Man of Sin and give him their allegiance? Before you can entertain this question, you have to understand that Rev. Moon has been charged with "uniting the world through religious forces", i.e., play a huge role in the religious deception once Antichrist does arise. As we proceed through this article, you will see that Moon has evidently zeroed in on the Christian Right-wing as his major field of endeavor.

But, first, he must get control of the religious forces of the Christian Right-Wing! Let us "follow the money and influence trail"! Pictured below are certain Evangelical Christian leaders, many of whom are "Right-Wing" who have either accepted serious money from a Moon front organization, or have been unduly influenced by him. As you can imagine, once a Christian leader accepts money from a Moon organization, that person is beholden to the Rev. Moon. Remember the general principle: the Devil always gets his due!

Jerry Falwell -- readily admits that he accepted 2.5 million dollars from Moon in 1994 in order to bail out his Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. This was funneled through a Moon organization known as the 'Womens Federation for World Peace' which has been chaired by Beverly LaHaye, Wife of Timothy LaHaye, who is the popular co-author of the "Left Behind" Christian fictional book series and a well known evangelical Christian. The Womens Federation for World Peace paid 3.5 million to the Christian Heritage Foundation, which in turn bought Falwell's $73 million debt, and then frankly wrote it off. The Heritage Foundation then seems to have paid themselves a fee of one million dollars for their trouble.

Since that time Falwell has spoken at many of Moons functions, embracing the cult-leader with unabashed reverence and friendship. Even writings from Moons' Church confirm Falwells comradeship with 'the new messiah' and his cult. Moon has even been a guest speaker in mainline denominational Churches in the past few years. Falwell further praised Rev. Moon calling him, "An unsung hero to the cause of freedom, who is to be commended for his determination and courage and endurance in support of his beliefs."["Unholy Alliances", rense.com, Part 1]


According to official court records of a lawsuit that was filed in Bedford County Circuit Court (West Virginia), it was alleged that Falwell and an associate flew to South Korea, January 9, 1994 to meet with Unification Church officials. This trip came shortly before Falwell was awarded the Moon money. Falwell stated openly, "If the American Atheists Society or Saddam Hussein himself ever sent an unrestricted gift to any of my ministries, be assured I will operate on Billy Sunday's philosophy: The Devil's had it long enough, and quickly cash the check." [Ibid.]

Timothy La Haye - "Well-known author, former pastor and educator Tim LaHaye was named by a Wheaton College institute as the most influential leader in the evangelical Christian movement. The institute named LaHaye the most influential evangelical leader in the United States of the last quarter century. He and his wife, Beverly, the leader of Concerned Women for America, have been a driving force in the organizational efforts of evangelicals, including the Moral Majority and the respected political think tank Council for National Policy. Other contenders for the distinction included renowned evangelist Billy Graham, Campus Crusade for Christ's Bill Bright and Focus on the Family's James Dobson." ["Tim LaHaye 'most influential leader', WorldNetDaily, June 2, 2001]

"Most famous for his 'Left Behind' series of books and movies. Tim LaHaye's relationship with Moon goes back at least 17 years. In 1985 as was reported earlier, LaHaye was addressing several hundred evangelical Christians, the flock he claims to guard and feed ... He exhorted that they go willingly to jail with the Rev. Moon in demonstration to his imprisonment over tax fraud." ["Unholy Alliance", Part I]

Moon's Prison Time Because of Tax Fraud Seen As "Unifying Christianity"

Shockingly, this truth is borne out by none other than Moon's "right hand man", Bo Hi Pak, writing about Moon's jail time and his visits from La Haye.

"Father has suffered on many other occasions ... even though Father suffered in Korea and North Korea, that was not the cosmic age for universal salvation. That was not the worldwide level. Today here in the United States, which is the microcosm of the world, whatever Father does has a universal impact ... What Father has accomplished at Danbury is the restoration of Christianity and the unification of Christianity. Father brought Christianity into one with the Unification Church. Christians began to understand Father and accept Father and Father's dispensation.

Bo Hi Pak continues:

"One good example is Dr. Tim LaHaye's visit to Danbury ... During the drive, Dr. LaHaye said, 'It is incredible what our government did to Reverend Moon, to confine Reverend Moon in this kind of place.' When we got to Danbury, he met Father, who was wearing humble prison clothes. He held Father's hands and the first words Dr. LaHaye spoke were, 'Reverend Moon, I apologize on behalf of my government.' Mother saw that Dr. LaHaye's eyes were red and he was crying. What a beautiful union, a beautiful union of brothers, like Esau and Jacob. Father and Dr. LaHaye were embracing." ["Truth is My Sword", Volume II: Chapter 45 Mount Danbury", http://www.tparents.org/library/unification/books/tims2/tims2-45.htm, by Bo Hi Pak, February 3, 1985]

Tim La Haye then appealed to his followers to "go willingly to jail with the Rev. Moon in demonstration to his imprisonment over tax fraud." ["Unholy Alliance", Part I, Ibid.] However, did you notice that LaHaye willingly participated with this pagan, Illuminist false religious leader to complete "the restoration of Christianity and the unification of Christianity" and to achieve "a beautiful union, a beautiful union of brothers, like Esau and Jacob"? [Ibid.]

No true Christian leader would ever, ever, ever join with a pagan occultist like this, allowing himself to be declared his "brother"! The Bible firmly forbids this kind of union with an unbeliever! Listen once again:

"If there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into your house, neither bid him God speed: For he that biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeds." [2 John 1:10-11]

AND:

"Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers [do not make mismated alliances with them or come under a different yoke with them, inconsistent with your faith]. For what partnership have right living and right standing with God with iniquity and lawlessness? Or how can light have fellowship with darkness?" [2 Corinthians 6:14; Parallel Bible, KJV/Amplified Bible Commentary]

This action clearly labels Tim La Haye as a Christian Tare, a counterfeit Christian. Yet, LaHaye is so popular and so revered, he is named the most influential of all Evangelistic leaders! Further, untold millions have gobbled up his "Left Behind" series of books and movies, believing them to be a genuine explanation of the Rapture of the Christian Church. From the beginning of the "Left Behind" series, I felt a spiritual prohibition against reading the books; further, I noticed that "Left Behind" was being aggressively promoted by noted Illuminist Mass Media outlets: TV, Radio, Magazines, and Bookstores. A huge red flag immediately went up in my mind. Remember, I did not know of the Moon - La Haye connection until just a year ago, well after the series initially went on the market.

La Haye also formed the Council For National Policy (CNP) in 1981. There are "definite ties between this 'Christian' organization and the Rev. Moon's openly anti-Christ organizations ... this group is also associated heavily with the controversial and cultic Church of Scientology ..." ["Unholy Alliance", Part I] David Wegener, of Hope For America, emphatically states that CNP is a "Christian equivalent to the Illuminist Council on Foreign Relations"! Thus, in keeping with the Dialectic Process, the Illuminati has established two special groups to further their plans: the CFR and the CNP -- Thesis and Antithesis, Yin-Yang! [Read NEWS1007 for treatment of Thesis - Antithesis]

"In 1983, American Coalition for Traditional Values (ACTV) began with Tim LaHaye, Falwell, Robertson, Bakker, Robison and Humbard. The money that started it came from the Moonies. It was right after Gary Jarmin, ex-Moonie, introduced Tim LaHaye to Col. Bo Pak, Rev. Moon's right hand man." ["This is a Bizarre World", http://www.angelfire.com/TN/bizarrotom/]

Gary Bauer -- "Bauer's Family Research Council ... has benefited as well from Rev. Moon organizations and money. This all under the umbrella of social change and 'Christian family values' in America." Bauer is reported as part of a group of Christian leaders who have received up to $150,000 in Moon money! ["Unholy Alliance", Rense.com]

Many Christians take at face value everything that the Family Research Council says, forgetting the intelligence maxim that a disinformation agent will provide 75-90% good solid information. Thus, you will find the Gospel presented on FRC as well as many genuine Christian values. However, the Apostle Paul warned that it just takes a "little leaven" -- false teaching -- to corrupt the whole lump of dough, just as it takes only a tiny bit of arsenic in a whole lot of water to kill you!

Bill Bright -- Founder and head of the international evangelical association, 'Campus Crusades for Christ', is also a member of the CNP. Remember the above quote which states that Bill Bright was the point man to get Rev. Moon into the United States, at the behest of the KCIA!

This association may also explain Bill Bright's dramatic excursion into apostasy! Listen to Dr. Burns explain:

"Jesse Jackson is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations as well as a 33° Mason ... In spite of Jackson's obviously blasphemous remarks about Jesus Christ, the 'Jesus Film Project', which is a ministry of Bill Bright's Campus Crusade, had a 'Millennial Tribute To Jesus', and used celebrities to record a 'tribute to Jesus'. Who were some of these celebrities? Jesse Jackson, Jimmy Carter -- Illuminist former President -- Gerald Ford (Freemason and Bilderberger member), Andrew Young, Pope John Paul II and Billy Graham" [Burns, op. cit., p. 85]

These are some of the Campus Crusade For Christ's International Committee of Reference: "Roy Rogers, 33° Mason (now deceased), Johnny Cash, Jay Gary, Jesse Helms, 33° Mason, Norman Vincent Peale, 33° Mason ((now deceased), Robert Schuller, 33° Mason, Michael W. Smith, Jack Van Impe." {Ibid., p. 488]

Bill Bright was also the 1996 recipient of the Illuminist Templeton Prize, making him One Million Dollars richer. The Templeton committee is "made up of leaders from the world's five major religions ('Christianity', Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam and Judaism)". They meet annually meet to decide the recipient of the One Million dollar prize. Templeton himself has been described as a "New Age pantheist/science-of-mind Universalist/investment guru." Templeton also said that the Bible 'does not accurately record the words of Christ' and says he is trying to 'develop a body of knowledge of God that doesn't rely on ancient revelations of Scripture such as the Bible!" [Burns, op. cit., p. 489]

Since the 9/11 attacks, President Bush has led the way in encouraging Ecumenism, defined as accepting all faiths as equally legitimate. Bill Bright has no trouble with this approach as he "can also work with people who DO NOT call Jesus 'Lord'. For example, he was at an interfaith meeting with Muslims and Jewish Rabbis. In his prayer, he referred to the 'God of OUR fathers'." [Burns, op. cit., p. 490; Emphasis was in the original]

But, we should not be surprised, for had we been aware of the "Gospel" as presented by Bright's workers over the years, we would have known the truth. "A former Campus Crusade worker wrote: 'One reason why the Campus Crusade message is so popular is that Campus Crusaders are taught either by design or by default not to use Christian jargon like 'witness', 'repent', 'converted', 'blood', 'hell', 'sin', 'save', 'holiness', and 'apostasy'." [Ibid.]

Now, in addition to his contacts with Rev. Sun Moon, Bright is discovered to be preaching "another Gospel"! The Apostle Paul cursed such a person to Hell for preaching "another Gospel". Listen:

"But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel contrary to and different from that which we preached to you, let him be accursed (anathema, devoted to destruction, doomed to eternal punishment)!" [Galatians 1:8; Parallel Bible, KJV/Amplified Bible Commentary]

Paul then repeats his curse in verse 9, condemning people to Hell who teach "another Gospel".

Perhaps Bill Bright should also carefully contemplate the warnings of God: "Cursed be he that doeth the work of the Lord deceitfully" [Jeremiah 48:10]

In 1975, Bill Bright formed a Moonie front group called "Christian Freedom Foundation". All the funding came from the Moonies. ["This is a Bizarre World", http://www.angelfire.com/TN/bizarrotom/]

Paul Crouch -- Founder and Chairman of Trinity Broadcasting Network, one of the largest tele-evangelical corporations. "Paul Crouch is another who seems to shy away from the overall doctrine espoused on his 'Christian' television network, and appears to work for religious unification." ["Unholy Alliance", Part I]

Crouch is a constant source of unbiblical doctrines, so many we just do not have the time nor space here to list them all; however, the video by David Wegener, "Hope For America", is an excellent source of film clips of Paul and Jan Crouch, so that you may see and hear them spout the most hideous unscriptural doctrines!

As noted below, Paul Crouch has served on the Council For Religious Freedom, established for the express purpose of raising funds for the legal defense of Rev. Moon when he was serving time in prison for tax evasion.

Dr. James Dobson, Focus On The Family -- "Dr. Dobson is pediatrician, author and publisher, head of Focus On The Family, a Christ-centric organization and magazine." [Unholy Alliance. Ibid.] If you have not read Dr. Burns' excellent expose' entitled, "Focus On The Family -- Little Known Facts" we encourage you to get it so you can read for yourself all the New Age, unbiblical, and heretical statements that Dobson and/or his guests have uttered over the years.

We have already reported, above, on the Moon-sponsored Council For National Policy (CNP), a group that is also tied into the Church of Scientology. Dr. James Dobson has been a member of this CNP. Congressman Woody Jenkins (Newsweek,1981) gushed, "I predict that one day before the end of this century the Council [for National Policy] will be so influential that no President, regardless of party or philosophy, will be able to ignore us or our concerns or shut us out of the highest levels of government."

In October, 1999 George W. Bush addressed the CNP."

Remember, the CNP is the "Christian equivalent to the Council on Foreign Relations". Thus, it is a very serious matter, indeed, for a Christian leader to be a part of this group. "Birds of a feather flock together", intones the old American folk saying. The Bible instructs us:

"If there come any unto you, and bring not this doctrine, receive him not into your house, neither bid him God speed: For he that biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeds." [2 John 1:10-11]

Therefore, if any Christian leader, including James Dobson, is a member of an Illuminist-based council, he or she is guilty of being a "partaker of his evil deeds".

Rev. Billy Graham -- Dr. Cathy Burns wrote her 788-page book, "Billy Graham and His Friends", to illustrate Dr. Graham's exceedingly numerous ties to the Illuminati. To single out the most infamous ties would be a most daunting task; however, Dr. Burns feels that Billy Graham was selected by the Illuminati as far back as 1942 to become the foremost "holy man" in America! Listen:

"At that time (1946) no one in the Christian community knew that the World Government had begun to build 'AN ICON' that later would be accepted by large masses of people, 'A HOLY MAN', speaking for God." [Burns, p. 54; Emphasis was in original]

Billy Graham was that "Icon", that deliberately created "Holy Man", offered to the masses of undiscerning people. But, why should we be surprised, for Dr. Graham himself admitted he was an Ecumenicist, not a Fundamental Christian. Listen:

"In 1950, Billy Graham held a Crusade at Boston. Listen to what he says about the Unitarian Church: 'At that time, Protestantism in New England was weak, due in part to theological differences within some denominations, the influence of Unitarian ideas in other denominations, and the strength of the Roman Catholic Church. In spite of all that, a number of Roman Catholic priests and Unitarian clergy ... came to the meetings along with those from evangelical churches. With my limited evangelical background, this was a further expansion of my own ecumenical outlook. I now began to make friends among people from many different backgrounds and to develop a spiritual love for their clergy'. Did you notice that, over 50 years ago, Graham had developed a 'spiritual love' for the Unitarian clergy?" [Burns, p. 71]

Further, Graham personally defines himself as holding to an " ecumenical outlook"!

New Age and New World Order authors make it quite plain that the Ecumenical Movement -- also known as the "One Universal Church" -- is a most important organization designed specifically to unify all the world's religious religions. [Read NEWS1165 for full details]. The Ecumenical Movement is a precursor to the One World Church of Antichrist! When I was sneaked into the Members Only seminar at the Boston House of Theosophy, the New England Director boldly stated that the Roman Catholic Pope was leading the global spiritual drive to the global religion of Antichrist, known primarily as the Ecumenical Movement [Read NEWS1052].

This is the dream of Rev. Sun Moon and all his organizations. Thus, he must have been very pleased with Dr. Billy Graham during the 1991 Gulf War, when President Bush (Sr.) asked him to come to the White House to lead the nation in prayer for the war that Bush had already declared to be a New World Order war! Listen to Dr. Graham's public remarks after he came out of the "prayer service" in which he preached a short sermon:

"Perhaps out of this war will come a new peace and -- as has been stated by the President -- a New World Order." [Burns, op. cit., p. 63-4]

 

Dr. Graham financially plugged into the Illuminati one spot above Rev. Moon. He received much support from the Rockefeller groups, who is, in turn, owned by Phillippe Rothschild! [Burns, op.cit., p. 388] Graham also has received support from: Vanderbilts, Whitneys, Goulds, Dodges, and Phelps, and even Standard Oil Company (another Rockefeller connection). [Burns, op. cit., p. 31]

In 1982, Billy Graham received the Illuminist Templeton Award [Read about Templeton Award above under Bill Bright]. Even though Templeton is a pantheist and Illuminist through and through -- a man who does not believe in either the Bible or Jesus Christ as God -- Graham praised him greatly.

"Truly a legend in our time, John Templeton understands that the real measure of a person's success in life is not financial accomplishment but moral integrity and inner character. In this book he draws upon a variety of sources -- including the Bible -- to reveal the moral and spiritual principles which have shaped his own life and work." [Burns, op. cit., p. 24]

John Templeton then tells us exactly what he considers a "variety of sources" upon which he has built his life:

"The basic principles for leading a 'sublime life' ... may be derived from any religious training -- Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, and others, as well as Christian." [Ibid.]

Clearly, Billy Graham is a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!

Rev. D. James Kennedy -- Founder & Pastor of Coral Ridge Ministries, outspoken television evangelist, and author of the best-selling method of leading people to Jesus Christ known as "Evangelism Explosion". Dr. Kennedy is one of the evangelical members of the Council on National Policy (CNP), a major Moon front group, founded in 1981 by Tim La Haye, as we have already noted.

Fundamentalists have been increasingly dismayed by Dr. Kennedy's steady swerve to the Liberal side of the spectrum, including his refusal to expose the existence of the Illuminati conspiracy in America (John Birch Society friends, 1994). Dr. Kennedy also enlisted the gay writer, Mel White, to ghostwrite some of his books ("Five Tips For Social Action", Freedom Writer Magazine, March, 1996, Vol. 13, No. 2, p. 11, quoted by Dr. Burns, p. 375]

Dr. James Kennedy was in the Apostate camp early. Listen:

"In 1984, Rev. Moon was arrested for his illegal business activities. Moonies formed Coalition for Religious Freedom (CRF), a front for defense of Rev. Moon. LaHaye, Falwell, Ben Armstrong, Robison, Humbard and James Kennedy were on the executive board. Paul Crouch and Hal Lindsey joined in 1986." ["This is a Bizarre World", http://www.angelfire.com/TN/bizarrotom/]

Beverly La Haye -- Wife of Tim LaHaye, author and spokesperson for several Moon funded 'Christian' organizations, especially "Concerned Women For America". She, too, has been a public speaker for Moon functions. Another group is Womens Federation for World Peace, also headed by Beverly LaHaye and recipient of Moon funding. ["Unholy Alliances", Ibid.]

This revelation is tough for me to swallow, for I have used Concerned Women For America a lot, especially in terms of anti-Abortion views and news, and in criticisms of President Bush following a gay policy as rabid as Clinton's. [Read NEWS1652]. However, good disinformation specialists will give mostly good information, as we have repeatedly stated.

Ralph Reed -- Former director of the Christian Coalition and member of the conservative think-tank "Heritage Foundation". "Falwell is not the only evangelical reported to have accepted money from Rev. Moon. Other notable speakers for Moon's organizations and affairs receiving as much as $80,000 to $150,000 have included Ralph Reed, Beverly LaHaye, Gary Bauer, and Robert Schuller." ["Unholy Alliances", Ibid.]

Pat Robertson -- Television Evangelist, Founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network & 700 Club anchor; founder of Operation Blessing; one time Republican Party presidential candidate. National Religious Broadcasters members include Pat Robertson, Jerry Falwell, Tim LaHaye, Billy Graham, Bill Bright and many others clearly associated with Moon. [Ibid.]

"In 1983, American Coalition for Traditional Values (ACTV) began with Tim LaHaye, Falwell, Robertson, Bakker, Robison and Humbard. The money that started it came from the Moonies." ["This is a Bizarre World", ]

Robertson has used the "700 Club" as a forum to expound New World Order views. He had a ghostwriter write a book entitled, "New World Order" and then had Newt Gingrich and Jesse Helms on his program to expound this coming Antichrist system. Robertson has exercised a large influence on politics, so much so he has been besmudged by its dirty laundry. He was a heavy supporter of President Ronald Reagan, expecially during Operation Contra, at which time he had Illuminist Ollie North on his program consistently. http://www.angelfire.com/TN/bizarrotom/

Pat Robertson is one of several leading Evangelical leaders who used the services of Mel White to ghostwrite books. [Burns, op. cit., p. 375]

Robertson also endorsed the blatantly New Age Alpha Course, whose stated purpose is Ecumenism, the drawing together of both Protestants and Catholics, focusing only on "common ground". Its philosophy is New Age, leading directly to the One World Church. Listen:

"It promotes humanism, ecumenism, and Charismaticism (tongues-speaking, Toronto Blessing). Conversion is mentioned, but it is conversion to a Christian lifestyle, not conversion to Jesus Christ. This is spreading like wildfire among Catholics, Baptists, and others, so Christians should be warned; be wise, beware!" [Burns, op. cit, p. 519]

Other Evangelical leaders who have promoted the Alpha Course are: Chuck Colson, Bill Bright, Tony Campolo, (Catholic) Cardinal William H. Keeler of Baltimore, Jack Hayford, Richard Foster, Bill Hybels, Luis Palau, David Yonggi Cho, Billy Graham, Paul Cedar, Robert Schuller, and Leighton Ford, Billy Graham's brother-in-law and former Vice President of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. [Burns, op. cit., p. 526]

Can you see how all faiths of the world are gradually being drawn together to form the One World Church of Antichrist? These Evangelical leaders, many of whom are tied into Rev. Sun Moon, are leading their flocks directly into this Antichrist system!

Rev. James Robison -- TV evangelist; Life Outreach International Ministries; associated with many Moon organizations. This evangelical leader is a member of The Council Of National Policy (CNP) and the Coalition For Religious Freedom (CRF), both of which are tied tightly into Rev. Moon. ["Unholy Alliance, Part I]. Since we have not addressed the Coalition For Religious Freedom, let us stop here and do so now:

"Another past Moon organization was the 'Coalition for Religious Freedom' where again, Tim LaHaye held a paid position as Chairman. It was formed by LaHaye after Moon was arrested for tax evasion. Jerry Falwell, James Robison, James Kennedy and Rex Humbard, have all served as executive committee members. Other notables to serve in Moons CRF include Hal Lindsey (Author of "The Late Great Planet Earth"), Paul Crouch (Head of the Trinity Broadcasting Network), Dr. D. James Kennedy and Don Wildman to name a few."

"CRF President Don Sills admits that CRF has received no less than $500,000 from Moon sources." [Ibid.]

"Another Moon associated group is called the 'Council of 56 of the Religious Roundtable'. This group is made up of many of the same members from Rev. Moons' CNP and CRF organizations. It marries leading Moon associated evangelicals to the CIA, the Council for Foreign relations, the Trilateral Commission and Freemasonry. CFR, and TLC are closely tied to the Bilderberg group. Rev. Robison is a member of the Roundtable, as are many of the evangelical leaders already mentioned. [Ibid.]

Phyllis Schafly -- Christian political activist. Phyllis is a member of the CNP - Council For National Policy. [Ibid.]

Dr. Robert Schuller -- Pastor and Tele-evangelist from the famous 'Crystal Cathedral' in Southern California, 33° Freemason ["Unholy Alliance", Part I]. Further, Templeton's New Age unification principles and teachings were introduced dramatically into the Christian mainstream by Robert Schuller in 1986, who continues to endorse the man and his doctrines. ["Unholy Alliance", Part 2]

"Schuller also promotes and fellowships with other false cults beside Islam. For instance, 'Schuller has appeared as a main speaker for the Unity School of Christianity's (New Age) annual conference ridiculing evangelical Christianity, at Unification Church (Moonies) functions with Sun Myung Moon ..." [Burns, op. cit., p. 119]

Along with Billy Graham, Schuller teaches that there are many paths to God other than Jesus Christ [NEWS1141, Burns, p. 18].

Schuller's mentor was the 33° Freemason, Norman Vincent Peale, and "teaches there is no need for one to recognize his own personal sin, no need for repentance, and no need for the crucifixion of self .. he reinterprets what it means to be born again. He writes, 'To be born again means that we must be changed from a negative to a positive self-image -- from inferiority to self-esteem, from fear to love, from doubt to trust." [Burns, op. cit., p. 113]

Robert Schuller has also spoken at highly visible Moon sponsored events, along with Ralph Reed of the Christian Coalition, Beverly LaHaye of Concerned Women of America, and Pat Boone [The Washington Post, July 30, 1996, p. E1 and August 1, 1996, p. C2]

President George W. Bush -- Even though he is not pictured above, he is considered the defacto leader of the Evangelical Christian Right! In NEWS1596, we report in depth on the following news article, briefly repeated here.

NEWS BRIEF: "Religious right finds its center in oval office: Bush emerges as movement's leader after Robertson leaves Christian Coalition", by Dana Milbank, Washington Post Staff Writer, Monday, December 24, 2001, Page A02, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A19253-2001Dec23.html

"Pat Robertson's resignation this month as president of the Christian Coalition confirmed the ascendance of a new leader of the religious right in America: George W. Bush. For the first time since religious conservatives became a modern political movement, the president of the United States has become the movement's de facto leader ... Christian publications, radio and television shower Bush with praise, while preachers from the pulpit treat his leadership as an act of providence. A procession of religious leaders who have met with him testify to his faith, while Web sites encourage people to fast and pray for the president."

We encourage you to read NEWS1596 thoroughly, for its importance to today's reality is exceedingly important. President Bush has been declared the leader of the "Religious Right". The rest of the world also considers Bush to be the leader of the Christian Right! Listen to this news story:

NEWS BRIEF: "... reasons have surfaced for the deep divisions over Iraq that have created a political chasm between the U.S. and allies ... As European nations become more secular, they're increasingly suspicious of a country with a born-again Christian President, whose political base includes the majority of non-Arab fundamentalists in the U.S. British playwright Harold Pinter spotlighted this suspicion when he recently called Bush 'a hired Christian thug'." ["Bush, the Bible, and Iraq", BusinessWeek Online, http://biz.yahoo.com/bizwk/030307/nf20030374103_db056_1.html , March 7, 2003].

But, you might ask, does he have connections with Rev. Sun Moon? Consider the following news stories:

"Womens Federation for World Peace -- Former President George Bush Sr. (and one time former CIA Director) received an undisclosed amount for speaking engagements from this organization and his fee is lost somewhere in the 13.5 million dollar conference expense-line according to IRS records." ["Unholy Alliance", Part I]

"The Washington Times Foundation -- A pro-Bush Inaugural luncheon, held in Washington D.C. was sponsored by the Washington Times Foundation, another Moon founded group. Among the attendees were Paul Crouch ... Robert Schuller, Kenneth Copeland, Jerry Falwell, Don Argue, past president of the National Association of Evangelicals, Pat Boone ... , Billy McCormack (a Christian Coalition board member who actually presented Moon with an award) and Southern Baptist Convention President James Merritt." [Ibid.]

"While not many Christian leaders may have realized it at the time, Moon sponsored George W. Bush's Inaugural Prayer Luncheon for Unity and Renewal on Jan. 19. More than 1,400 ministers, civic and political leaders attended the event ... Southern Baptist Executive Committee President and Chief Executive Officer Morris H. Chapman told Baptist Press: 'I was shocked to see that Sun Myung Moon was on the program and in essence, the host ... .(The experience) will serve to remind evangelical Christians that the world increasingly is filled with wolves in sheep's clothing'." ["Unholy Alliance", Part IV]

"Wolves in sheep's clothing"? We could not have said it any better!

DISINFORMATION AGENTS

We have already spoken of "disinformation agents", a term commonly used in the intelligence field to describe an agent who is sown in the target country and is designed to look like, act like, and sound like a normal citizen or patriot of that country. Such agents will provide 75-90% good information to their target in order to build up credibility and believability, but during the time of the most critical moment, they will provide disinformation that is designed to make the target country lose the battle and/or the war.

It seems to me that these Evangelical Christian leaders who have tight ties to the Illuminati and/or to Rev. Sun Moon may be considered disinformation specialists. This means they will provide good solid Christian information, perhaps to the 95% level, in order to establish rapport and trust among their followers. However, at the right moment, or for the right issue, they will "toe the line" -- take the position - the Illuminati wants them to take.

One great example is the war in Iraq. Even though the Bush Administration offered no "smoking gun" proof that Saddam Hussein actually possessed Weapons of Mass Destruction, President Bush ordered the attack on Iraq. During the course of the war, Coalition Forces found no actual WMD, and now the heat is being turned upon both Bush and Blair because we have still not found any WMD, even though we now control the entire country. As we examined the pro-Bush, pro-Iraq War statements of these Evangelical leaders, we noticed that most of them were stepping forward to speak to their specific constituencies, just as religious leaders all over the world will be doing once Antichrist arises.

Let us examine these Evangelical leaders we have detailed, above, to see the position they took on Iraq.

Gary Bauer -- On his web site, "Campaign For Working Families", Bauer is unapologetically pro-Bush and pro-Iraq War. He proves to be fully in sync with Bush Administration rhetoric as to why we "must" invade Iraq. Listen:

"First and foremost, this war is about defending the American people. It is about preventing another September 11th. Never forget that. I know there is a debate about 'preemptive war,' but given the world in which we live today, I believe such action is morally justified ... The devastation they could inflict with weapons of mass destruction is unimaginable ... They do not seek to better understand us. They do not want more foreign aid. They wish us dead. And if we do nothing, the next terror attack could well result in tens of thousands of casualties ... Consider these three facts: 1) Saddam Hussein has weapons of mass destruction AND he has used them. 2) Al Qaeda is operating inside Iraq. 3) Al Qaeda seeks to acquire weapons of mass destruction to use against us ... We invade Iraq not for oil, but to remove a madman and to destroy his stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. We go to war to destroy the very weapons Al Qaeda desperately seeks." ["Chairman's Corner", http://www.cwfpac.com/press_releases.php?id=02130301]

These allegations have NOT been proven by our conquest of Iraq. In fact, both British Prime Minister Blair and President Bush are increasingly under pressure to explain why we have not found WMD. The best defense Blair and Bush can offer is that: (1) we "might" still find WMD; (2) Saddam Hussein destroyed it before we attacked; (3) or the CIA provided "faulty" intelligence!

Bill Bright, D