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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Get ready for September





There is so much news so fast that I think is better take a moment and put it in perspective of what is coming on September:

10 years of the New york attacks on September 11

Elenin have its shortest distance to the sun September 11

Days of rage on Wall street on September 17

UN will Vote on Palestinian state September 20

Feast of Trumpets September 28 and 29 (you know it could have a Rapture implications)

Elenin,Mercury,Sun and earth alignment on September 28 possible eclipse because Elenin will block the Sun.

Comet Levy will come to earth on the other side on September 28

EAS Emergency Alert System deadline to install equipments in all states on September 30



It is unclear if NASA elenin to the planet x but according to private astronomers they have the same path.

Its estimated that the coma of the Planet x (elenin) is about 200,000 kms of diameter that means 15 times earth diameter, and it's not a comet, it is a Brown dwarf





Attached pictures of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of NASA (JPL) and stressed
some points about Elenin.


Here is the link to the JPL where you can manipulate by date and position:
http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=elenin;orb=1;cov=1;log=0;cad=1#cad



If Planet X is Elenin according to NASA, see where it was when it was theJapan earthquake:
Elenin was align with the earth, sun, mercury on March 11.... it is believed that the magnetic pole is so strong that produced the earthquake.





Elenin it's going to be to the closest point with the earth on October 16










Elenin it's going to be to the closest point with the earth on September 11




Elenin it's going to be align with the mercury, sun, Elenin, and earth on September 28 FEAST OF TRUMPETS and a possible ECLIPSE because of Elenin

Comet Levy coming from the south east of the earth on trumpets





On Yom Kippur Elenin
Yom Kippur Levy





Comet 2005 YU55 Is on collision course with the earth for NOV 8, can you read the earth name on the picture? 


Remember this is from NASA... it's going to be at the double of the distance as we are from moon 



No matter how big this thing is, we must not fear because our GOD is bigger. 


If you live in holiness he is with you!!! 



2 Samuel 22:32

King James Version (KJV)

 32For who is God, save the LORD? and who is a rock, save our God?


In jesus

Luis




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Alien life disclosure Vatican & Nasa...I dont care what they say Aliens are demons

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People getting arrested for selling lemonade at Washington

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Chavez want his gold

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U.S. a food stamp nation


NEW YORK – Genna Saucedo supervises cashiers at a Wal-Mart in Pico Rivera, California, but her wages aren’t enough to feed herself and her 12-year-old son.
Ms. Saucedo, who earns US$9.70 an hour for about 26 hours a week and lives with her mother, is one of the many Americans who survive because of government handouts in what has rapidly become a food stamp nation.
Altogether, there are now almost 46 million people in the United States on food stamps, roughly 15% of the population. That’s an increase of 74% since 2007, just before the financial crisis and a deep recession led to mass job losses.
At the same time, the cost doubled to reach US$68-billion in 2010 — more than a third of the amount the U.S. government received in corporate income tax last year — which means the program has started to attract the attention of some Republican lawmakers looking for ways to cut the nation’s budget deficit.
While there are clearly some cases of abuse by people who claim food stamps but don’t really need them, for many Americans like Saucedo there is little current alternative if they are to put food on the table while paying rent and utility bills.
“It’s kind of sad that even though I’m working that I need to have government assistance. I have asked them to please put me on full-time so I can have benefits,” said the 32-year-old.
She’s worked at Wal-Mart for nine months, and applied for food stamps as soon as her probation ended. She said plenty of her colleagues are in the same situation.
So are her customers. Bill Simon, head of Wal-Mart’s U.S. operations, told a conference call last Tuesday that the company had seen an increase in the number of shoppers relying on government assistance for food.
About forty percent of food stamp recipients are, like Ms. Saucedo, in households in which at least one member of the family earns wages. Many more could be eligible: the government estimates one in three who could be on the program are not.
“If they’re working, they often think they can’t get help. But people can’t support their families on $10, $11, $12 an hour jobs, especially when you add transport, clothes, rent.” said Carolyn McLaughlin, executive director of BronxWorks, a social services organization in New York.
The maximum amount a family of four can receive in food stamps is US$668 a month. They can only be used to buy food — though not hot food — and for plants and seeds to grow food.
Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all made efforts to raise awareness about the program and remove the stigma associated with it.
In 2004, paper coupons were replaced with cards similar to debit cards onto which benefits can be loaded. In 2008 they were renamed Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits though most people still call them food stamps.
Despite the bipartisan support for the program in the past, some of the recent political rhetoric has food stamp advocates worried.
Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich last year derided Democrats as “the party of food stamps.” And Republican leaders in the House of Representatives propose changing the program so that the funding is through a “block grant” to the states, rather than allowing it to grow automatically when needed due to an emergency, such as a natural disaster or economic crisis.
In some parts of the country, shoppers using food stamps have almost become the norm. In May 2011, a third of all people in Alabama were on food stamps — though part of that was because of emergency assistance after communities were destroyed by a series of destructive tornadoes. Washington D.C., Mississippi, New Mexico, Oregon and Tennessee all had about a fifth of their population on food stamps that month.
“Food stamps have traditionally been insulated from politics,” said Parke Wilde, professor of U.S. food policy at Tufts University. “But as you look over the current fiscally conservative proposals, the question is, has something fundamentally changed?”
A LOW WAGE SUPPORT PROGRAM
Over the past 20 years, the characteristics of the program’s recipients have changed. In 1989, a higher percentage were on benefits than working, but as of 2009 a higher percentage had earned income.
“SNAP is increasingly work support,” said Ed Bolen, an analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
And that’s only likely to get worse: So far in the recovery, jobs growth has been concentrated in lower-wage occupations, with minimal growth in middle-income wages as many higher-paid blue collar jobs have disappeared.
And 6% of the 72.9 million Americans paid by the hour received wages at or below the federal minimum wage of US$7.25 an hour in 2010. That’s up from 4.9% in 2009, and 3% in 2002, according to government data.
Mr. Bolen said just based on income, minimum wage single parents are almost always eligible for food stamps.
“This becomes an implicit subsidy for low-wage jobs and in terms of incentives for higher wage job creation that really is not a good thing,” said Arindrajit Dube, an economics professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, whose research shows raising the minimum wage would spur economic activity.
Until a couple of weeks ago Tashawna Green, 21, from Queens Village, New York, worked 25 hours a week at an US$8.08 hourly rate at retailer Target. She is on food stamps, and says a good number of her former colleagues are too.
“It’s a good thing that the government helps, but if employers paid enough and gave enough hours, then we wouldn’t need to be on food stamps,” said Ms. Green, who has a six-year-old daughter.
Of course, with an unemployment rate over 9%, some argue that those with any job at all are lucky.
Millions of Americans whose unemployment benefits have expired have to exist only on food stamps and other government aid, such as Medicaid healthcare support.
And even with unemployment benefits, said Jessica King, 25, from Portland, Oregon, her family juggles bills to ensure the electricity stays on. They are also selling some belongings on Craigslist to raise funds.
Ms. King’s husband Stephen, 30, an electronics assembly worker, lost his job two months ago when she was seven months pregnant with their second child. It was the third time he has been laid off since 2008.
She said she was reluctant, initially, to go on food stamps.
“I felt the way our national debt was going I didn’t want to be part of the problem,” said Ms. King, who used to work as a cook at a faith-based non-profit organization.
“But I didn’t know what else to do and I got to a point where I swallowed my pride and decided to do what was best for my daughter.”

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Gerald Celente on Alex Jones




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