6 Signs That The World Is Ending

How Do We Know?

1. An Increase in stress, anxiety and mental illness.

“But know this, in the last days, difficult times will come. For men will be lovers of self, lovers of money, boastful, arrogant, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, thankful, and unholy, without natural affection, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, fierce, not lovers of good, traitors, headstrong, conceited, lovers of pleasure, rather than lovers of God” – 2 Timothy 3:1-4

That sounds like western culture today.

2. An Increase of mockers of God, and those who believe it.

“Knowing this first, that in the last days mockers will come, walking after their own lusts” – 2 Peter 3:3

These are the comedians, late night critics. This is the counterfeit of God goodness.

3. An increased of mockers of Christianity and Christian morality, lovers of sexual immorality.

“These are grumblers, complainers, walking according to their owns lusts, and the mouth great swelling words, flattering people to gain advantage” – Jude 18-16

They are saying that the Bible is wrong and evil. They want to destroy Christianity. Any thing that takes away from there desires is evil. Patriotic

4. An increased love for false teachers, and hatred for people teaching biblical truths.

People will not endure sound teaching and Apostates. They want someone to agree with their ways.

We cannot stand against the world if we don’t stand under the Word.

“For the time will come when they will not listen to the sound doctrine, but, having itching ears, will keep up for them, selves teachers after their own lusts; And will turn away their ears from the truth, and turn aside to fables” – 2 Timothy 4: 3-4

5. An increase of people who are anti-Christ. An increase of Christian apostasy that paves the way to the antichrist.

“Little children, it is the last hour, as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come, by which we know that this is the last hour. They went out from us; but they were not of us; or if they had been of us, they would have continued with us, but they went out that they might be made manifest, that none of them were of us” – 1 John 2:18-19

The anti-Christ wants to replace Christ he wants to oppose Christ. And he wants to sit on the throne. He is the counterfeit Christ.

Jesus comes with the power of the Holy Spirit. The Antichrist comes not by the Holy Spirit but with the power of Satan. Fully evil and fully man. A massive world leader who says he want to unite the world globally. Politics, the economy, education, gender, entertainment, the family and religion under one authority structure. This is the push for globalism. They think of we could just unite these things we wouldn’t need Jesus. They would make heaven on earth all by themselves. Like the times of the babylonians.

The point is united unbelievers are more powerful than divided believes. Satan is always trying to bring unbelievers together.

6. An increase in wealth, comfort, a sense that God is not needed for a successful life.

“Come now, you rich, weep and howl for your miseries that are coming for you. Your reaches are corrupted, and their corrosion will be a testimony against you, and will eat your flesh like fire. You have laid up your treasure in the last days” -James (Jacob) 5: 3.

God Shakes The Earth

There’s no doubt the God is shaking things up. I believe He is creating a global crisis. From the world being overtaken by a virus, people being paralyzed by a lockdown and rattled by an economic collapse and shaken by violence to the breakdown of civil order.

While I believe that most of these events were man made, God definitely caused them to happen. We are in a time of judgment. God is not going to accept America killing 60 million children and made amounts of other sin, and not have us face the consequences.

Jonathan Cahn talks about a ancient Bible mystery that foreshadowed all these events. And if so where is this all headed. Will there be even more shakings in the worlds future?

He has written some prophetic books. And all of these events in His books seem to be coming true. While I’m not one to give plugs to books or authors. It’s amazing the sense that is behind Jonathan’s writings and talking.

From the events behind the shaking of America. The Covid virus, to the civil disorder, riots and so much more. He reveals how the exact ancient template determined the timing of the virus and the shaking that’s going on in America.

I believe God is warning us, and people aren’t listening. And so now we are facing judgment. If we don’t wake up soon, things will continue to get worse.

This is just my opinion, of what’s happening from my many hours of reading the Bible and what the prophets are saying.

My Favorite Form Of Exercise

What is your favorite form of physical exercise?

I have a few favorite forms of exercises that come to mind when I think of this. My number 1 favorite is swimming because it releases endorphins which gives off a sense of well-being and happiness. It also is a great stress reducer.

I used to go swimming every morning around 5:00 A.M. as soon as the pool opened I was there. But then Covid happened and the pools were closed down. But, after I recover from my knee replacement surgery. It’s back to swimming.

I also enjoy hiking, I used to take my dog, but she cannot go anymore because her old age has caught up to her. Basically anything that involves nature I enjoy doing as long as it’s not a team sport. Every team sport I have gotten involved in seems to turn into a drama class.

My Hiking Buddy

Pay To Go To To The Moon?

How much would you pay to go to the moon?

When I first read this prompt, I thought pay to go to the moon -Why? Then I immediately thought about the time when rich people paid some guy millions of dollars to get in a submarine to go see the wreckage of the Titanic, and drown.

I see the going to the moon trend as a way for rich people to get their jollies. I myself need green grass, trees and fields of fresh food and vast amounts of water. I would rather spend my money on things I would enjoy and give me some relaxation that going to a dark, gray, planet.

Trusting God In Tough Times

I don’t know what lies ahead. It may be good things, it may be bad. The world is a crazy place no matter who’s side you take.

I find myself getting worried about this craziness that’s going on in the world. Just like Habakkuk in the Bible, when I look around and see a lot of sin, and wonder what God is doing about it, or if He even cares.

Habakkuk was one of God’s prophets and He complained to God. God’s response to Habakkuk was, “Don’t worry, I do care, and I’m going to take care of it. Before long, the Babylonians will come in and destroy Judah, because of their sin.” This confused and upset Habakkuk even more. He said to God, “I don’t get that. I mean, I know that Judah is bad, but you are going to use the Babylonians? They are the meanest, most violent, most corrupt people on the face of the earth. You’re going to use people like that to destroy us? That doesn’t seem right, it doesn’t seem fair.”

If you’ve ever had a hard time in your life, and thought to yourself, “that doesn’t seem fair“ (I think that’s pretty much all of us), then you understand how Habakkuk felt. Or maybe like Habakkuk, there’s been a time when you’ve prayed and prayed for God to do something, to help you out with a problem, but years went by without an answer and you just gave up, thinking, “God doesn’t seem to care about anything I’m going through.”

And when we’re surrounded by injustice And immortality and violence, as we are right now. It’s only natural that we pray for God to do something about it. We want to see change, we would like to see justice and godliness. But I think you don’t change, then we pray for God’s judgment. We pray for God to do something to make things right.

While we can be assured that a time of judgment is coming. We have a wallet phrases for this – what comes around goes around or you reap what you sow.

However, where you want to put it, sooner or later, we all face the consequences of the choices we’ve made. That’s true for nations as well as individuals. God cannot be mocked forever, and you cannot ignore Him or pretend He isn’t there., you cannot do as you please and rebel against God without inviting His judgment.

I want you to notice this, because it is important Nothing changed on the outside- Nothing changed on the outside, but Habakkuk changed on the inside. In chapter 1 Habakkuk is upset and confused. In chapter 3 he is at peace. The beginning of this book is filled with mystery (“God, I don’t understand), the end is filled with certainty. The beginning is filled with questions, they end with affirmation. The beginning is filled with complaint, and the end with confidence.

In Habakkuk 1 Habakkuk is saying, “God, I don’t understand.” In chapter 2, God said, “Be patient and wait.” And so Habakkuk did wait. And even though things around him, he didn’t seem to be getting any better, Habakkuk had peace in chapter 3.

So how did Habakkuk get from a place of confusion, worry and fear to a place of faith, confidence and joy? How was he able to make that transition when nothing around him had changed? The people were still mocking God, violence still filled the streets, and babylonians were still coming to attack Jerusalem. Outwardly, everything was still as messed up as it was in the beginning.

But something changed inside of Habakkuk. How did this happen? I want you to look at three things that Habakkuk did that we need to do to make the transition in our lives from confusion, worry and fear to faith, confidence and joy,

1. We need to remember what God has done.

This is a prayer that Habakkuk prayed… “Lord, I have heard the news about you; I am amazed at what you have done. Lord, do great things once again in our time, and make anything happen again in our own days” – Habakkuk 3:1-3

Habakkuk starts by saying, “ God, I know all the stories about the amazing things you’ve done in the past. I’ve heard about your miracles. I’ve heard about your power. I’ve heard about your glory. And I remember all of those things, but God, it just doesn’t seem like you’re doing any of that stuffs right now. Do great things again.”

If I’m being completely honest with you, I’d have to admit that there are times in my life when God’s presence has seemed more real than at other times. There are times in my life when God’s power seem to be more evident. I could see that God was doing this, and God was doing that, but then there are times when I get to the point where I say, “God, I remember when you used to do all this stuff. Can you please do it again.”

But it starts with remembering. We need to look back and remember the faithfulness, the character, and the goodness of God. We need to remember what God has done. And that’s what Habakkuk does as he goes down memory lane thinking about the goodness and the power of God.

The more we know about the Planner (God) the more we can trust the plans. It’s not that Habakkuk suddenly understands everything that God is doing. That’s not it at all. In fact, at the end of this book, Habakkuk really doesn’t understand any more that he does at the beginning. But he comes to the realization that it doesn’t really matter as long as he knows that God is in control, and that God will work everything out in His own time.

In these verses, there is a focus on gods activity in the past. Habakkuk Especially focuses on Exodus, the time in the wilderness, and the crossing of the Jordan River. That is the time in God repeatedly perform spectacular miracles. And the implication is that if God did it before, then He can do it again.

2. Accept what God is doing

That doesn’t mean that we give up on expecting God to do anything. But it does mean that sometimes the answer doesn’t come as quickly as we would line it to come, and so, we accept what God is doing right now even if we don’t like it very much.

In 2 Corinthians 12:29Paul has some sort of a problem in his life that he refers to as “a thorn in the flesh.” He pleaded with God three times about this problem and asked God to take it away from him. But God refused to remove this thorn in the flesh and said to Paul “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.

When God didn’t answer Paul’s prayer the way he wanted he could have gone into depression or he could have gotten angry with God. But, instead, Paul accepted what God had said, and wrote, “For the sake of Christ, then, I am content with weakness, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities. For when I am weak, then I am strong” – 2 Corinthians 12:10.

We see the same response in Habakkuk. When he questioned God, he didn’t get the answer he expected. God said, “ I am going to use the babyloniansto destroy your nation,” and here’s Habakkuk’s response. He said, “I hear these things, and my body trembles, my lips tremble when I hear the sound. My bones feel weak, and my legs shake. Yet I will wait for the day of trouble to come upon people who invade us” – Habakkuk 3:16.

This is Habakkuk’s way of saying, “It makes me sick to my stomach to think about what’s going to happen. And there are times we just have to accept what’s going to happen. We don’t have to like it, but we must trust that God knows what He’s doing,

Before I read these scriptures. I was physically ill knowing that the Palestine’s attacked Israel. For I know America’s fate will come sooner or later. But I have to remember what God had done in the past, and then accept what He’s doing right now.

And then…

3. Trust what God is going to do in the future.

Habakkuk says, “I don’t understand what’s going on and I don’t like it. But he says “I will wait patiently for the day of disaster that will come to the people who attack us” -Habakkuk 3:15.

I’m going to wait because I believe eventually the people who attack us will get theirs, because God said so.

It’s not about have faith for Jesus only in the good times. If you only have God in the good times, you don’t have the God of the Bible. Because…

  • Sometimes the fig tree doesn’t bud.
  • Sometimes there are no grapes on the vine.
  • Sometimes the fields produce no food.
  • Sometimes there are no sheep in the pen.
  • Sometimes there areno cattle in the stalls.

What happens then? You can get angry at God or you can give up on God altogether. Or you can choose to trust God anyway. Faith chooses to believe when it would be easier to stop believing. I choose to wait patiently.

I have walked with God long enough that I can trust Him with all my tomorrows. And eventually I will have the faithfulness to trust Him in all things..

“The Lord God is my strength. He makes me like a deer that does not stumble so I can walk steep mountains” – Habakkuk 3:19

We don’t know what the future holds, but we know who holds the future.

Alternative Career Paths

What alternative career paths have you considered or are interested in?

All my life I knew I wanted to do something that would help people. In college, I chose psychology and criminal Justice as my career path. After I graduated with my criminal justice degree. If I wanted to get my psychology degree I would have to leave my children to continue my education. I couldn’t do it. So, I chose to stick close to home and raise my children.

Now that the children are raised and gone. If I had to consider a new career path. I would get my degree in the veterinary field. There is a huge demand for veterinarians in my area. Being that I live in a rural area, we have three veterinarian offices. But, that being said, they do not provide quality veterinary services. One you can never get a hold of, one has a reputation for unsafe surgeries, and other, I’m pretty sure it’s just in it for the money.

If you want quality care, for pets in my area, you either have to drive 70 miles, or basically become your pet’s doctor and head to your local farm store.

Filling The Hole In Your Soul

There’s nothing left to do, nothing more to say. The silent descends upon you with an oppressive force. really suffocating underneath the weight of a momentary, but seemingly eternal, nothingness.

Have you ever felt this way? That feeling of desolation, that feeling of a gaping hole inside you. If you’ve ever suffered from depression, despair, or loneliness, maybe you’ve wondered how feeling empty can be so painful.

A feeling that intensifies and so does your desire to seek relief. So what happens now, do you reach for the bottle of alcohol in your refrigerator, or that old bottle of prescription pain pills you have stuffed in the back of the cupboard, maybe the phone to call that “friend” for that sexual fix, all in an attempt to escape your old dark complexion -emptiness.

Emptiness that is a feeling of inner desolation: A complete absence of joy, hope, or satisfaction. When we experience emptiness it feels like we are plunged into an inner abyss which often results in addictive and escapist behavior.

I have to admit in an attempt to fill the hole in my soul, I’ve reached for the alcohol, prescription drugs, and the sexual endeavors. In order to feel better if just for a little while.

But there’s so much more to feeling empty than meets the eye. It’s a perplexing emotion that is closely linked with the process of spiritual awakening. I spent years and years trying to fill a hole that felt like a bottomless pit. trying to cope with the numbness of the emptiness each day is enough to trigger major inner life shifts.

Go to any doctor and I’ll try to diagnose you with a mental illness. Don’t get me wrong, while emptiness is sometimes caused by neurological chemical imbalances. I would dare to say that for most people, it goes far deeper than that.

When it comes to exploring, what is really causing emptiness, be careful. I’ve run into so many justifications which sound true, but in reality, they are just band-aid symptoms of much deeper issues. Band-aid symptoms like I don have enough money, my partner doesn’t love me anymore, I have no close friends. You have to dig deeper than that.

It’s pretty common to have “soul loss.” A condition of being disconnected from your soul. Whether it be trauma, abuse, childhood conditioning, or ego centered to living.

Soul loss manifests itself as the eternal sense that something is missing from our lives. It’s sometimes disguised as a perpetual search for happiness, which often results in misguided, futile and externally, focused pursuits. The obsession with money, fame, power, beauty, and the perfect relationship are all attempts to get back the things we thing we’ve lost. When all have done is lost contact with our soul.

This soul loss seems to be a modern epidemic of epic proportions these days. It’s symptoms manifest as low self-esteem, suicidal, depression, mental illness, physical illness, and rage. And in extreme circumstances, acts of violence, cruelty, and depravity.

When we lose touch with our soul, and are feeling empty, we will inevitably lose touch with our life purpose. What are you destined to create, or do? What does your heart crave to Express? How do you experience self-fulfillment? When you experience so loss you may think “who the hell knows.”

I think we are all brainwashed and conditioned to act certain ways. Since childhood, we are pressure to conform and fit into nice little boxes by our parents, teachers, and society. As adults, it seems to be the same story. We think that we are the ones using the accounting degree, finding a partner, getting a mortgage, and on and on… We listen to what everyone else tells us about who we should be ignored. We really are. Why is it that people experience break ups, job loss, death, and illness is socially accepted. But one more painful please come along like emptiness it feels like are left behind.

We can promise ourselves, but we will read more books, lose more weight, exercise, more often, eat, better foods, and invest in a more spiritual life. But yeah, we focus on external life, will I be accepted by…? We focus to changing the things on the outside, that people can see. When is the things that can’t be seen that need the most work.

We seem to forget, but Jesus works from the inside out. He’s more concerned with our heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 Solomon council his own son. “Keep your heart with all diligence, for of it proceeds the issues of life. As we grow up and develop, physically, the heart is the last thing on our minds. We are more concerned about our hair, our weight, our fashion, our muscles, and our accomplishments. The things we think make us worthy among our peers.

I find it ironic that we live in the most free country in the world, but many of us remain shackled inside, fettered by bad habits, addictions, and lifestyles. We are like flames bragging on marketplace about how free we are to do whatever we want.

In March 6:36-37, Jesus asks a very important question, What will it profit to gain the whole world, but lose your own soul? And what will a man give in exchange for his soul?

Just like the famous Pharisee Nicodemus, who had a fame, education, status, money, and influence. He felt empty. Everything celebrated today everything experience with, every thing we have dabbled with, can leave us feeling empty inside, even if your thin and beautiful while doing it. Most people think these worldly things are enough to fill the hole in your hole. But it never works.

The rock truth is everyone has a hole in their soul. That hole is designed by God, he made us that way.

“For the creation was subjected to vanity, not of its own will, but because of Him who suggested it, and hope that the creation itself also will be delivered from the bondage of decay into the liberty of the glory of the children of God“ – Romans 8:20

Simply put, our Creator made us with a God-shaped hole that nothing except God can satisfy.

God made you with a hole in your soul, and only He can fill it. And that alone brings real change. We can try to fill it with alcohol, drugs, people, experiences, status, and fame, but nothing will truly satisfy you. Sex drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll just make the hole bigger.

The only way to fill the hole is to seek God, who made it in the first place. You can be forgiven for your past and find purpose in your life and that hole in your soul will be filled once and for all.

Are You Your Own Worst Enemy?

Have anyone ever told you that you are your own worst enemy? Chances are, you’ve heard this a few times in your life. Believers should have been taught to fight against Satan, he is the enemy of souls.

But what do you do when our problems stem from the inner you and not the enemy?

Proverbs 14:12 says that “There is a way that seems right to a man, but it’s end is the way of death.”

In other words, you are your own worst enemy. You can cause yourself more pain and trouble than 10 enemies. Your own soul can be a deadly danger in your life.

Do you judge yourself too much? Do you constantly sell yourself short? By doing so, you will only hold yourself back and never experience the value of your own potential.

Stop beating yourself up over every mistake you make. Over criticizing yourself will hold you back and dampen your confidence.

I tend to over analyze and over think everything before I make a move forward. I don’t like surprises, and want to be able to handle anything that pops up. But it causes me to over-worry and is like an exhausting merry-go-round as my solutions do a complete 180, which sometimes turn on themselves and paralyze my progress. While it’s human nature to contemplate solutions, then struggle between our minds and brains, and hearts. It’s in our best interest to shut down the over-analyzing, overthinking, and worry.

Do you assume too much? Making assumptions about situations can end in disaster. This happens when our brains acts to fill in the gaps by forming a presumption that is most often based on inaccurate facts.

One think I’ve learned is you cannot place your own standards or morals on everyone else. Each on of is different, and we tick differently. When dealing with others its important to rely on facts rather than assumptions before deciding on a course of action.

We may never know the full story of the other person. Wasting time and energy on a particular outcome when we do not have all the facts is exhausting.

When our time is used wisely, we won’t become our own worst enemy.

My Food Specialty

What food would you say is your specialty?

When to goes to cooking my main go to is good old dump-and-go meals. Either the classic casserole recipes or my sometimes go to freezer meals. Mainly meat and potatoes and a vegetable plates with bread on the side. Are my specialties. And I make a lot of fresh breads, A good ole comfort meal especially during the fall and winter months. It can’t be beat.

Traditional foods like Pogacsa which is lard and pork crackling biscuits. And a big bowl of Turos Csusza -pasta with cottage cheese is my all time favorite meal. But when I make this I have to make something different for the hubby, he does has not an acquired taste for Hungarian foods.

I also love to bake which I don’t think is a specialty. Every one always asks for my peanut butter cookies or my peanut butter fudge.

The Lion Of Judah —Jesus

Often, when we think of Jesus one of the images that comes to mind is “the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.” When we think of Jesus it’s hard to imagine He’s anything else. Tenderness, gentleness and maybe even submissive can come to mind.

While Jesus was all these things, there is another description of Jesus in the Bible that is the complete opposite of Him as a lamb. That description is “the Lion of Judah.” I think we see the importance of knowing Jesus as the lamb. I want to give you a few reasons we should know Jesus as the Lion of Judah.

What Does Lion Of Judah Mean?

In order to get an understanding of this phrase, there are two places in Scripture where the Lion and Judah are tired together.One is Genesis 49:9, and the other is in Revelation 5:5.

“Judah is a lion cub. From the prey, my son you have gone up. He stooped down, He crouched as a lion, as a lioness. Who will rouse Him up” – Genesis 49:9.

“One of the elders said to me, Don’t weep. Behold, the Lion who is of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has overcome; He who opens the book and it’s seven seals” -Revelation 5:5

Consider the significance of the tribe of Judah. Judah was one of the twelve sons of Jacob. The descendants of these sons formed the twelve tribes of Israel. A reference to the tribe of Judah is a reference to the human or natural lineage of Jesus.

Jesus was a descendant of Judah which included David, and Solomon, eventually making it’s all the way down to Joseph, Jesus’s earthly father (actually step-father if you want ti be technical).

In Genesis 49 Jacob calls his sons together and tells them what will happen to each of them in the days to come. When he gets to his son Judah where he proclaims:

“Judah, your brothers will praise you; your hand will be on the neck of your enemies; your father’s son’s will bow down to you. You are a lion’s cub, Judah; you return from the prey, my son. “Like a lion he couches and lies down, like a lioness -who dares to rouse him? The scepter will not depart from Judah, nor the rulers staff from between his feet, until he to whom it belongs shall come and the obedience of the nations shall be his. He will tether his donkey to a vine,his colt to the choicest branch; he will wash his garments in wine, his robes in the blood of grapes. His eyes will be darker than wine, his teeth whiter than milk” – Genesis 48:8-12.

When you consider these verses, then a reference to the Lion of the Tribe of Judah points to the conquering, victorious king that he would descend from Judah’s linage. We know that the lion himself, God in human form, who is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. The truth is important because it fulfills the promise and prophecy of God’s Word. It also gives us hope and confidence in the one who will ultimately be our deliverer.

5 Keys To A Godly Perspective

Have you ever had one of “those days” when everything just seems to go wrong?

You get up in the morning still tires from a less-than-perfect night sleep and you head to the coffee maker looking forward to that fresh brewed coffee to find that you didn’t quite have the pot on straight. So instead of having a fresh brewed cup of coffee you now have a counter full of coffee. On the way out the door you realize that you forgot to plug in the charger.

If you’ve had days like this, then it familiar.

Life is hard

Some days are full of aggravating circumstances, and others are just seemingly unbearable. Like that call you get from someone that a loved one has just passed away. Or that call from a good friend to hear they have cancer.

Having a heavenly perspective, trying as we might, it seems like the world works against us.

It circles back to an old-age question: why do bad things happen to good people?

Bad things happen period. The world we live in is fallen and broken, as well as the people in it. We all have trials and difficulties and have to endure painful things.

Jesus promised us we would face tribulation, but He also promised peace and commanded us to have courage that He is in control.

I don’t know about you but I’ve had to endure a lot of tribulation in my life. It’s in these times when we wonder if we will ever find peace,

It is possible to have peace but we must see His perspective in order to experience it.

Here are 5 keys to having a Godly perspective.

  • God is Good (Psalm 84:11)
  • Life is Hard (John 16:33)
  • God is Sovereign (Romans 8:28)
  • God is All-Wise (Romans 11:33-36
  • God is All-Powerful (Jeremiah 32:17)

For year’s I have slowly and quietly reviewed these five pillars. I read these verses often out loud. God is a very big God. I have learned whatever we ask for it has to line up with the will of Him, or it won’t happen.

Knowing this, my circumstances don’t change but my perspective on them has changed.

God has promised to take care of us, and when we remember who He is, refuse to worry, and follow His direction, and develop a plan to move forward boldly, then we are able to experience His peace and power.

Bad days happen and we will struggle but they don’t last forever and having the perspective that “this too shall pass,” can go a long way.

Historical Events

What major historical events do you remember?

The Cold War showed no sign of ending. Arms control advocates wanted a nuclear freeze agreement between Russia and the United States. The largest mass demonstration in American History.

In 1982 the United States experienced the worse recession since the Great Depression. By November of 1983 there were nine million people unemployed. Businesses closed, people lost their homes, farmers lost their land. I remember eating a lot of wild meat during this time. My parents having 5 hungry mouths to feed. The Reagonomnics was popular.

Reagan and many others believed that the spread of communism anywhere threatened freedom everywhere. As a result the Reagan administration was eager to provide financial and military aid to anti-communist governments and insurgences around the world.

In November 1986 the White House illegally sold arms to Iran in an effort to win the freedom of the U.S. hostages in Lebanon.

The Berlin Wall had long divided the German city into eastern, communist held half and a western democratic half was torn down by ecstatic crowds in 1889 two years later the Soviet Union collapsed.

I find it ironic that America was fighting against communism in the 1980’s and today, most young people in America are fighting for communism.

Communism is a political theory derived from Karl Marx, which advocates class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs. Communism as well as socialism advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the government. Basically it kills the American Dream, No matter How hard a person works they will stay poor and everything is controlled by the government.