Newt's Right Wing Dream Team

CNP members: Past and Present

(RTTNews) - In an attempt to solidify his position with the religious wing of his party, a group that has largely thrown its support behind rival Rick Santorum, Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich has revealed a group of Christians associated with his campaign, who he has named his "Faith Leaders Dream Team."

The former House Speaker refers to the group as his team of "fearless" Christians whose task, he said, is to take on the "the radical secularism of the Obama Administration."

The group is comprised of a handful of well-known people, including Tim LaHaye, author of The Left Behind series, and martial artist and actor Chuck Norris.

"Newt Gingrich, a proven conservative who has the best chance of replacing the present occupant of the White House with a man with a proven record of appointing conservatives to office that can return this country to the constitutional principles that God has chosen to bless for over two hundred years," LaHaye said.

Other group members include Don Wildmon, Beverly LaHaye, George Barna, JC Watts and Mat Staver.

"My wife, Gena, and I sincerely believe former Speaker Newt Gingrich is the answer and deserves our endorsement and vote," Norris said.

He added, "We believe Newt's experience, leadership, knowledge, wisdom, faith and even humility to learn from his failures (personal and public) can return America to her glory days. And he is the best man left on the battlefield who is able to outwit, outplay and outlast Obama and his campaign machine."

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 "For many walk, of whom I have told you often, and now tell you even weeping, that they are the enemies of the cross of Christ: Whose end is destruction, whose God is their belly, and whose glory is in their shame, who mind earthly things." Philippians 3:18-19

Jesuit Infiltration of the Evangelical Church

"I do further declare that I will help, assist, and advise all or any of His Holiness agents in any place wherever I shall be; and to do my utmost to extirpate [exterminate] the heretical Protestant doctrine, and to destroy all their pretended power." 
~Excerpt from the Jesuit Oath

The Jesuit Order was created to combat and overthrow the Protestant Reformation. It was founded as a military order by Ignatius of Loyola in 1534, and still exists as a secret society today. Over the years, their ultimate mission has continued to be the return of separated brethren (Protestants) back to the Catholic fold.

Many Christians who have considered themselves as Evangelicals, have been waking up to learn that the Roman Catholic church has infiltrated the Evangelical church. The Evangelical/Protestant church is being drawn seductively into the Roman Catholic church, and Jesuit-trained infiltrators are determined to convert Protestants back to the Mother Church.

Modern Christianity has been sold a bill of goods concerning who the Roman Catholics are, so they have largely forgotten the importance of the Protestant Reformation of the 1500’s. Let's look at just a couple of examples of how this looks in the Church today.

Going Down the Chuck Smith Rabbit Trail
Wikipedia describes Chuck Smith as the "senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa and the founder of the Calvary Chapel movement. Beginning with the 25-person Costa Mesa congregation in 1965, Smith's influence now extends to thousands of congregations worldwide, some of which are among the largest churches in the United States." You would assume that a man with this would have impact on the lives he touches in his congregation. Taking this into account, let's listen to the following video. Pastor Chuck explains to the caller that "Catholics are basically Christian too."


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As many know, Chuck Smith was an integral part in taking in many of those who were in the hippie lifestyle and helped to lead them to Christ. Few know that Pat Matrisciana, a CIA operative - and later a member of the Council for National Policy - helped to start the Jesus Movement at Calvary Chapel. Chuck and others on the ministry team broke tradition of the Church and made Christianity palatable to their hippie converts and coming generations. Chuck Missler also helped launch this church into the deception machine that has systematically dumbed-down Christianity worldwide.

But that was years ago. Is there any evidence of Jesuit infiltration today? Yes.

• Calvary was the center of some controversy when Lt.Gen Jerry Boykin was invited to speak there. Boykin is an initiated member of the secret society Knights of Malta, but that didn't seem to phase their church. 
• The second biggy is the use of Jesuit materials being sold through one of the Calvary Chapel churches. Not to mention the NWO sun logo in their webpage where Steve Berger pastors, the bookstore is full of Jesuit books. Note that one of these books includes, Praying with the Jesuits: Finding God in All Things.

Going Down the Norman Geisler Rabbit Trail
Norman Geisler is a Christian apologist and the co-founder of Southern Evangelical Seminary outside Charlotte, North Carolina, where he formerly taught. He holds a Ph.D. in philosophy from Jesuit Loyola University. Geisler is well known for his scholarly contributions to the subjects of Christian apologetics and philosophy. He is a moderate Calvinist and has authored/coauthored/or editor of over 60 books and hundreds of articles.[1]

List of Offenses
According to his website, he joined the American Philosophical Society in 1968 and is still a member. The "Philosophical Society" was founded in 1743 by Benjamin Franklin, along with co-founder John Bartram - who were both interested in the occult sciences. Based on Chris Pinto's production Riddles in Stone (3:35 on video), historically, the "American Philosophical Society was operated by the same tradition as the "Royal Society" in England, which was based on Sir Frances Bacon's Rosicrucian concept of the "Invisible College."

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"The "Invisible College" was a group of men with advanced knowledge of medieval occultism, derived from the Knights Templar or other secret societies of the Middle Ages."[2]

 Image of a Rosicrucian College

With that under Norm's belt, Ross Rhoads, a former evangelist and Pastor of Calvary Church in Charlotte, helped Norm found the Southern Evangelical Seminary in 1992.[3] But there is more...

• Ross was a member of the Council of 56 - which is a Religious Roundtable made up of CNP members and joined to leading evangelicals and the CIA, the CFR, the Trilateral Commission, Freemasonry, and the Bilderberg group.[4] 
• Ross also has ties to New Ager Billy Graham, since Ross once pastored Calvary Presbyterian Church. In 1973, Ross commenced his pastorate at Calvary Church, and Billy Graham was keynoter for the installation services. Billy's father was a founding elder of this church. Ross is presently a member of Billy Graham's ministry.[5][6]

Norman has taught at some of the top seminaries in the United States, including Trinity Evangelical and Dallas Seminary. He is currently a Professor of Apologetics at Veritas Evangelical Seminary in Murrieta, CA.[7] It is interesting to note another Calvary Chapel connection. In the first annual Veritas Evangelical Seminary Apologetics Conference in November 2011, lectures were given by Ravi Zacharias, Norman Geisler, Chuck Smith, Ergun Caner, Lee Strobell, Ron Rhoads, Greg Koukl and others.[8]

Norm has also been a contributing editor with David Noebel's Summit Ministries[9], and there are many of his books being sold in the site. David Noebel, formerly a CNP member, a former member of the John Birch Society, and ironically a member of the American Philosophical Society, teaches Christian worldview - and was there at the ground floor with Brannon Howse and his Worldview Weekend Conferences. Norm Geisler has spoken at Brannon's conferences as well, and has a number of articles in his site.

 

Brannon and Dr. Noebel held the first Worldview Weekend together in January 1993.

Another curious connection is how Norm is connected to the web of attacks by Evangelical ministries that tried to discredit the tell-all testimony documented in Chick publications by ex-Jesuit priest Alberto Rivera Romero, and the testimony of a former witch.  The researcher was Gary Metz, who once worked for Walter Martin - and also had close ties to Norm.

One of the claims of the ex-Jesuit can be seen on this page of the tract.

So, what's Norm's purpose for infiltrating the Church?

1. He is a proponent of Dispensational Premillennialism viewpoint, which includes the pretribulation rapture theory fabricated by the Jesuits, and his ecumenical viewpoints. This is unlike historic Premillennialism, which places the return of Christ just before the millennium and just after a time of great apostasy and tribulation. 
2. Then, in his book Roman Catholics and Evangelicals: Agreements and Differences, he wrote the following:

• "Catholics and evangelicals share a common core of beliefs about salvation. ... For both groups salvation is by grace and is not prompted by human works. It comes as a gift of God to undeserving humanity" (pp. 81, 103, 104).
• "Since evangelicals and Roman Catholics have so much in common doctrinally and morally ... we believe that there are, nonetheless, many areas of common spiritual heritage and practical social and moral cooperation possible. ... In this final section we wish to end on a positive note, firmly believing that a cooperative effort between Roman Catholics and evangelicals could be the greatest social force for good in America. ... Our common doctrinal and moral beliefs are too large, and the need in America for a united voice on them is too great for us to dwell on our differences to the neglect of crucial cooperation needed to fight the forces of evil in our society and our world. ... Even the most reactionary of Protestant fundamentalists has more in common with Cardinal John O'Connor and John Paul II than with Joan Campbell and John Spong" (pp. 357, 358).
• "Perhaps evangelicals felt a bit guilty when they realized they were 'Johnnie-come-latelies,' given the fact that Roman Catholics had been alert to the moral dimensions of the problem while their evangelicals neighbors were spiritually asleep" (p. 360).[10]

Norm seems to see definite differences between the two faiths, but he still sings an ecumenical tune.

Are Catholics Christian?
Roman Catholicism contains a number of doctrines which Protestants view as unbiblical, such as the doctrine of Transubstantiation, the veneration and intercession of deceased saints, prayers for the dead, purgatory, the immaculate conception and bodily assumption of Mary, and papal infallibility.[11] Most importantly, in order for a Catholic to be saved, you must obey the seven sacraments of the church - so you are at the mercy of the church and works of righteousness in order to be saved.

Several pages later.

See the Chick tract here.

Conclusion

The tangled web of the Jesuit infiltrated church.

In the Book of Revelation, the Apostle John tells the tale of two women. One is those in the true faith and doctrine, and committed to Christ. Revelation 17 pictures another woman. Now we have the opposite picture. Who is this woman in scarlet riding on a Beast? Mystery Babylon is a church, but which one? [12] Note that an unfaithful Church commits spiritual adultery. Isn't this what the Pope is doing by joining the Roman Catholics with the false religions of the world, and adopting pagan symbolism?

Roman Catholicism is a false religion with Christian symbolism. It has a long history of close relationships with the state and government in power. It will be the pagan religion of the New World Order, and Fascist in every way. The authoritarian false church fits neatly in with the authoritarian state. It is Mystery Babylon, the Mother of Harlots - and the Evangelical church has been prepped by false ideas. 

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Southern Baptists Engage in More Partisan Politics

(Talk2Action) Up until recently Bob Reccord was the head of the North American Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. It is the convention's most popular agency, the one with the largest budget.  He has retired from this post to take a higher office in the land.  He is now according to Ethics Daily, the head of the Council on National Policy.  According to many experts, this is the most powerful Religious Right organization in the nation.

 Bob Reccord

Journalist Ken Camp noted in the Baptist Standard that the SBC has moved from its traditional stances on church/state separation and now uses patriotic rhetoric.  He noted the SBC Pastor's Conference, that met a few months after 911, was adorned with a huge American flag and had soldiers who rappelled from the above rafters during the worship service.  This took place while fireworks blazed.

Even vulgarity is not taboo when it comes to bashing Democrats by these Baptists.  Mike Huckabee is tied to friendship to Ted Nugent.  Nugent is the controversial singer who often uses vulgar words in songs, especially when singing about Hillary Clinton or President Obama according to The Daily Show. Controversial legislator Dr. Tom Coburn is a Southern Baptist deacon from Muskogee, Oklahoma.  Tom often votes with big tobacco, in favor of school vouchers, and pro school prayer amendments, once legendary Baptist taboos.  He has advocated the death penalty for abortionists according the Oklahoma Observer. John Boehner was commended by name for his leadership in a 2011 SBC resolution at the annual meeting.  Boehner and family owned bars and John has used vulgar references at commencement speeches. He does meet the SBC test of taxation which seems to trump other ethical issues.

Tom's fellow Oklahoma legislator, James Lankford, is another interesting figure.  James used his office as director of Falls Creek Baptist Conference Center in Oklahoma to run for public office.  Churches passed out contribution memos for his campaign  He is said to get from $200 to $4000 for speaking fees to aid his campaign that has roots in the Baptist assembly center.

Dallas SBC pastor Dr. Jeffress was made famous by his bashing of Mormon Romney.  MSNBC quotes the pastor as stating we must unseat Obama because of spiritual reasons.  He would even vote for Romney over Obama he stated.  Which means Obama must be way down there on the wish list.

Controversial Wisconsin governor Scott Walker is the son of a Baptist minister.  The anti-Union governor scored low points on the truth meter according to Politifact.com  He supposedly lied to the Democratic Congress to get them back tricking them to pass his budget according to Christian Ethics Today. Journalist Brian Kaylor chronicles the scandalous political career of Baptist GOP former politician Rick Green.  Texas Monthly named Green one of the ten worst legislators of the year once.  He career was marred with scandals.  Green is tied into David Barton and works with Barton on radio.  He once slugged an opponent in the face and went on to brag about it.  Southern Baptist leaders continue to embrace Green in spite of his career.
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Comment: This is more evidence that the major denominations are being taken over by Freemasonry and a political agenda. Although Masonry is never mentioned in the article, those appointed to leadership within the Council for National Policy are typically Masons. By promoting heretical doctrines of ecumenism, and a lifestyle that allows you to have one foot in the world, they use it as a vehicle for the dissemination of Gnosticism.

Pictures and links added by Donna.

Gary Bauer: A Close-up

Bauer making the Masonic-Illuminati triangle hand-sign.

Getting Started
Religious Right Wing leader Gary Bauer recently announced his endorsement of Rick Santorum. Gary has an interesting background, which is full of ecumenical and world government associations. To the untrained eye, he merely looks like a man passionate for the conservative Christian cause. To the trained eye, he's a man on a mission to bring about a revolution.

The funny thing is that the name Bauer was once the name held by the Rothschild family. In the 1760s, Mayer Amschel Bauer changed his name to Rothschild.[1] I could find nothing about Gary Bauer's parents, which is typically carried in most biographical sketches. The loss of information leads you to wonder if there is any connection to the Illuminati Rothschild family.

In this recently released video, Bauer talks about Ron Paul and his personal views on conspiracy theories. Although I do believe Ron Paul has an agenda of his own, and may be in the candidates mix to create a dialectic, it depicts Bauer as a man not willing to speak the truth.


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The Basics
Birth date: May 4, 1946.
Home town: Covington, KY, Lives in Virginia.
Family: Married to Carol Hoke; three children.

 Brannon Howse with Gary and his wife Carol

Religion: Baptist
Education: Bachelor's Degree from Georgetown College (Jesuit-trained); law degree, Georgetown Law School.
Political service: Deputy Undersecretary and Undersecretary of Education, 1982-1987; Domestic Policy Adviser to President Ronald Reagan, 1987-1988.
Career: Chairman, Campaign for Working Families; President, Family Research Council; author.[2]

A Closer Look
According to Barbara Aho:

• Council for National Policy Executive Committee (1996) 
• Founded the Family Research Council, in 1983, then merged with Focus on the Family from 1988-1992. The FRC then reorganized as a separate 501C-3 and incorporated as such in the District of Columbia, in October 1992. 
• Bauer was featured as a speaker at the Sun Myung Moon's  Women's Federation For World Peace Conference in Washington DC in 1996, and had a full page ad in the Moon-owned Washington Times in August, 1997.  
• In 1997, a new headquarters for Family Research Center, and was built and decorated with funds through resources provided by FRC benefactors, the families of Ed and Elsa Prince and 33º Mason Richard DeVos of Amway. [FRC "Washington Watch" 1/3/97] 
• Bauer ran as a candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the U.S. In February of 2000, Bauer withdrew and endorsed pro-abortion candidate, John McCain.

According to Wikipedia:

• Bauer serves on the Executive Board of Christians United for Israel.
• President of American Values. 
• One of the signers of the Statement of Principles of Project for the New American Century, a neoconservative think-tank with globalist goals. It is dominated by members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
• He serves on the board of the Emergency Committee for Israel.
• Bauer signed an ecumenical statement known as the Manhattan Declaration.
• He has connections with "The Fellowship," also known as "The Family."  

In the following video, Chris Hedges talks about his book "American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America." He examines how Christian Dominionists are seeking absolute power and a Christian state. He explains in an articulate manner how the Right Wing bears a strong resemblance to the young fascist movements in Italy and Germany in the 1920s and '30s. Please note that not all of his opinions are biblical, but I suppose we shouldn't expect them to be considering where he went to seminary. Gary Bauer is not mentioned in this piece, but he is included in this group of radicals.

Part 1

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Part 2

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Rick Santorum and the Skeletons in His Closet

 Rick Santorum's Iowa Victory Speech

I have heard the name Rick Santorum ever since my husband and I decided to say goodbye to birth control and trust the Lord for the number of children we would have. Rick and his wife were part of the Quiver Full crowd, and were in the process of having their seven children. It was during this time that the Quiver Full and Patriarchy movements were hijacked by Christian Reconstructionism/Dominionism and Right Wing politics.

Santorum, part of those who assisted in the hijacking, is part of the political Religious Right Wing. He seems to have a squeaky clean Christian boy from next-door packaging, but he's actually someone entirely different. Since most of the Right Wing politicians have a skeleton or two in their closet, let's take a look at him.


(YouTube link) (Take note of his supporters - all secret society.)

The Basics
• Full Name: Richard John Santorum
• Date of Birth: May 10, 1958
• Place of Birth: Winchester, VA
• Religion: Roman Catholic
• Marital Status: Married (Karen Garver Santorum)
• Children: Elizabeth Anne, Richard John, Daniel James, Sarah Maria, Peter Kenneth, Patrick Francis, Isabella Maria
• Alma Mater: BA Pennsylvania State University, MBA University of Pittsburgh, JD Dickinson University
• Elected Offices Held: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1991 to 1995, Member of the U.S. Senate from 1995 to 2007

Skeleton #1
According to Wikipedia:

"Santorum and his family usually attend Latin Mass at Saint Catherine of Siena Church, near Washington, D.C. On November 12, 2004, Santorum and his wife were invested as Knight and Dame of Magistral Grace of the Knights of Malta in a ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York.[1] Santorum traveled in 2002 to Rome to speak at a centenary celebration of the birth of Saint Josemaria Escriva, founder of Opus Dei.[2]"

 Josemaría Escrivá in a meeting with women.

Santorum is quoted as saying that he is not a member of Opus Dei, but he admires the founder. Since he is an admirer, he must accept the weird stuff the Opus Dei members are into, otherwise he would never have traveled so far to be a part of the celebration.

How does Opus Dei fit into this? Escrivá and Opus Dei actively support the far-right regime. [3] Besides being a secret society of the Jesuit Order, it controls the Knights of Malta. The Knights have been  in existence nearly 500 years before Opus Dei. Opus Dei, like the Knights of Columbus, is a subordinate organization to the Jesuit Order. The Jesuit Order is bringing about the one world religion, and the Knights of Malta are their soldiers of Satan.[4]

Here is some more information about some of the darker findings on Escrivá and Opis Dei. The video states that Opus Dei worked in judicial fraud with fascist Franciso Franco's dictatorship, and Escrivá was a Nazi sympathizer. You'll want to see the photos.


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It should be noted that the Knights of Templar were also into self-mortification - both having ties to occult practices.[5][6] 

Skeleton #2
So how does Rick fit into the world government's big picture? He won an award from the Council for National Policy, which is the neoconservative side of the Council on Foreign Relations - both dedicated to the one world government. In fact, I found Rick's face in the CFR website:

Santoram was even in the Faith and Freedom Coalition's site, promoting the Presidential Kick-off Prayer Breakfast. If you recall, the Faith and Family Coalition was founded by Ralph Reed - who has his own mile-long globalist rap sheet.

The CNP is funded by Heritage Foundation and by (Holly) Coors, and other conservative organizations. Santorum's name is mentioned several times in the Heritage Foundation website.

Skeleton #3
This isn't really a skeleton, since he is quite vocal about his stand on Iran. According to InfoWars.com:

“Listening to Rick Santorum, one imagines he would lead America to more war, very quickly. Santorum speaks loudly, carries a big stick and speaks with a trigger-happy enthusiasm common to neoconservatives. The winds of war blow from Santorum’s lips with an almost casual air of breathless excitement that virtually guarantees more war if Santorum is elected president,” writes Brent Budowsky for The Hill."

Santorum went onto say:

“Option number one is to work with the Israelis and plan to implement a military strategy to stop them [Iran],” Santorum said during a speech in New Hampshire. “I would work closely with our ally and make sure that the mission was accomplished and the world knows that we are this close to Israel.”

In an interview, he said this about Iran:


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This one is even better!


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Santorum gets his orders from the Illuminati playbook.

Skeleton #4
In an exposé by Wayne Madsen from insider-magazine.org, he describes a Christian mafia called "The Family," also known as "The Fellowship." It is a religious and political organization for the political elite based in Washington, D.C., which was founded by Abraham Vereide in the 1930s. They were pro-Hitler and recruited several Nazis to serve U.S. Intelligence positions after WWII. The association with the Nazis helped to pave the way for the direction "The Family" would go in the future.

Madsen identifies Rick Santorum as a member of "The Family." [7] 

A Memorable Duggar Political Field Trip
Knowing that the true Church can help with getting him elected, Santorum asked the Duggar family to help him campaign. Reports say that "Jim Bob Duggar prayed for months before he came to his decision: he was going to support Rick Santorum's presidential candidacy in Iowa."

“We have been praying about who to support and narrowing it down and decided Rick is the one to get behind because he has a proven record at lowering taxes, supporting less government and he is the author of the bill banning partial birth abortion.”

The Duggars - Santorum's secret weapon.

Why would Jim Bob support a political candidate? He has been brainwashed by Bill Gothard's Institute for Basic Life Principles. Gothard has plenty of good biblical training in his presentations, but he also weaves Reconstructionist lies throughout his materials. Their goal is for a Christian theocracy, which wouldn't work peacefully for obvious reasons, unless there was a crusade or revolution connected to it. To the untrained eye, a Reconstructionist looks like a true believer, but they are either unknowingly deceived or have an agenda. I would like to believe that the Duggars are unknowingly deceived.

Going Down A Rabbit Trail
Christians today are told that they must get politically involved in order to conquer the evil taking place in our society. For instance, The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission site, a ministry of the Southern Baptist Convention and Richard Land (a known CFR member), Christians are encouraged to get involved in political campaigns and gain positions to influence public policy. Knowing that the high positions within the Southern Baptists have taken over by Freemasons, this logo shouldn't surprise you.

The sun rising on the New World Order

The Bible actually has a better plan to change a society - the Great Commission. The command to take the Gospel to every person throughout the world and to make disciples - and not by force, lying, or trickery. We are to seek change from the inside out. The verses on the logo, Matt. 5:13-16, are about the Christian being the salt and light of the world, which does not necessarily have anything to do with political involvement. Christians are not citizens of this world, rather their citizenship is in heaven.

Conclusion
Naziism/Fascism, the New Age movement, the Religious Right neoconservatives (who aren't really conservatives), and Dominionism are woven together and interconnected. Although they all seem as though they are separate, they are being orchestrated to create a great Global Oneness. Each by itself has its own teaching of unity and oneness, and together they will become as one - the ultimate goal of the Knights of Malta.

 The great masquerade

The motivating influence and future objectives of the Christian Right will become clear to everyone in time. It will then be easier to see that the Christian Right is not Christian, rather a tool being used as a launching the Fourth Reich. Rick Santorum is just another Vatican puppet.

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Ralph Reed: Up Close

The New World Order and the Christian Right have been intertwined and cleverly disguised. Ralph Reed, a name that many of us have never heard of, was one of the key people who has helped the world government advance. Let's learn who Ralph Reed is.

• Ralph Reed is a prominent figure of the Religious Right and he's a neoconservative.[1] [2]
• Reed was a youthful co-chairman of the Reagan campaign in 1984, has worked on seven presidential campaigns, and advised 88 campaigns for Governor, U.S. Senate, and Congress.[3]
• Reed is/was a member of the Council for National Policy (CNP), a globalist council with a Christian front.
• In 1996, Reed spoke at a 3-day seminar for the Family Federation of World Peace, an event sponsored by Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church. Reed was there with CNP members: Beverly LaHaye, Pat Boone, Robert Schuller, and Gary Bauer.[4] Based upon an interview on Barbara Aho's site, Reed is a follower of Moon.
• Reed was hired by Presidential candidate Pat Robertson as the first executive director of the Christian Coalition.[5] Some believe the Christian Coalition is a Knights of Malta/Illuminati project.[6] Those who were critical of the this move between Robertson and Reed considered it "an alliance between neoconservative intellectuals and anti-intellectual fundamentalists."[7]

Ralph Reed shortly after joining Pat Robertson.

• Ralph Reed received payments from his political ally Jack Abramoff - reportedly enough checks to total more than five million dollars in gambling industry money.  
• Reed's connection to the Jack Abramoff congressional lobbying scandal unmasked the candidate, which caused him to lose the election for Lt. Governor in Georgia. 
• Reed founded the Faith and Freedom Coalition in June 2009 as the successor of the Christian Coalition.
• He is chairman and CEO of Century Strategies, a public relations and public affairs firm (a lobbying firm) with offices in Atlanta and Washington, DC. Century has provided counsel to Microsoft, Home Depot, Verizon, the Business Roundtable, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.[8] It is also known for its unethical activities.
• Reed was an attendee of the 2004 Bilderberg Conference in Italy.[9]
• He has authored and edited five books, including his latest novel, The Confirmation. It's a fictional book about terrorists in Iran who have hijacked nuclear materials and threaten to bomb a major city if the U.S. or Israel attacks. Chaos then reigns in the nation's capitol. It makes you wonder if there are "buzz words" (a valid plot) in the story.
• He is closely associated with the Tea Party movement:

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• Ralph Reed, Jr. said: "The notion that Bachmann, Perry or other candidates secretly harbor “Dominionist” theology is a conspiracy theory..." [10]
• "Stand for Israel" prayer campaign was co-chaired by Ralph Reed, so he's a Christian Zionist. He has been noted saying, "The single strongest group for Israel in the United States, apart from Jews, is conservative Christians...80% of self-identified Republicans favored war with Baghdad."
• On the subject of Democracy, Reed writes: "The surest antidote to tyranny is a free people who believe it owes its allegiance to a Higher Power, not the government. The consent of the governed rests upon faith in a sovereign God. Faith as a political force is the very essence of Democracy."[11] 

Conclusion
As you read through each of Ralph Reed's accomplishments, you will see that he has a desire for power. His background is loaded with ethically questionable activities and there is little about religious conviction. The Left seems to be able to see right through his Christian front. One source said that the Religious Right, which Reed cooperates with, is a "bunch of right-wing 'Christian' hatemongers, white racists, supporters of neo-Nazi David Duke and radical pro-lifers." It's funny how easily the Left can see this, and modern Christians can't.

Deadbeat Congressman Gets FRC's ‘Family’ Award

Rep. Joe Walsh (R-Ill.) owes his ex-wife $117,000 in child support. But according to the Family Research Council (FRC), he deserves an award for “unwavering support of the family.”

The award, says FRC President Tony Perkins, is for voting “to repeal Obamacare, de-fund Planned Parenthood, end government funding for abortion within the health care law, uphold the Defense of Marriage Act, and continue support for school choice.”

In 2010, The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) formally categorized the FRC as a “hate group.”

Walsh said he was proud to be awarded “as the only member from Illinois with a 100 percent pro-family voting record.”

“Defending American values have always been one of my top priorities, and this reward reaffirms my dedication to that fight,” he said.

Last week, Walsh said of his Republican primary opponent in his campaign for re-election:

“If he raises his voice and calls into question who I am as a father, I’ll punch him in the face, figuratively speaking.” (Read more)

Comment
Joe Walsh is part of the Religious Right, a Tea Party member, and possibly part of the Council for National Policy (CNP), which are Reconstructionist Christians for world government. I say this because the Family Research Council (FRC) was birthed in part in 1983 by James Dobson (CNP). In 1988, the FRC merged with and became a division of Focus on the Family. Gary L. Bauer (CNP) assumed leadership at that time. Since that time, Kenneth Connor (CNP) and Tony Perkins (CNP) have been presidents of the council.[1]

Charlotte Iserbyt: The CNP

As I am still trying to verify the validity of the information concerning the Council for National Policy being a globalist organization, I found this interesting interview of Charolotte Iserbyt conducted by Alex Jones. Alex has historically tried to whitewash the interviews with conservatives from the CNP, and has avoided obvious questions about their secrecy, and by not asking who the present members of the council are. Presently, an updated copy of that membership list does not exist, and it is protected like Top Secret government information. [1]

Charlotte Iserbyt is a freelance writer who served as a Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI), U.S. Department of Education during the first term of U.S. President Ronald Reagan, and staff employee of the US State Department (South Africa, Belgium, South Korea). Her father and grandfather were Yale University graduates and members of the Skull and Bones secret society.[2] So,considering her family ties and personal history, you should be aware that its possible could be a mouthpiece for the Illuminati. She claims to be a whistleblower, but we know how that goes.

Listen to the interview:

(YouTube link) (Interview at 2:15) (Part 2)

Charlotte says:

• She was fired from the Dept. of Education for leaking information that they were controlling curriculum on the computer throughout the country, under the Reagan Administration.
• She was the liaison to the White House for leading public/private partnerships, which is the merging of the public and private sector - an objective of the Communist Manifesto (aka Corporate Fascism).
• The book she wrote on government controlled curriculum was boycotted by the CNP by every major conservative organization in the country.
• The Charter School movement is being heavily supported by the Heritage Foundation and the CNP....

Video blogger breaks in to say that Infowars.com distributes pocket U.S. Constitution booklets funded by the Heritage Foundation.

• The CNP is funded by Heritage Foundation and by (Holly) Coors, and other conservative organizations.
• The CNP is the right arm of the dialectic.  It is the same as the Council on Foreign Relations, and they have also helped to fund it. Liberals and conservatives are in the CNP.
• Charlotte tried to get help from conservatives as an effort to get out of the U.N., and none would help. Rosalind Haley, who has connections with Ron Paul, was the only one who would sign the document.
• Stay away from any organization that is Christian conservative, because they are all New World Order.
• Rockefeller helped to set up Heritage and CNP.
• Charter schools will eliminate elected officials, and it will help to set in motion an agenda.

Is it becoming clear that the CNP is not a conspiracy theory?

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