Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 71: Siberian Express; Russia Dollar; Alliances- January 29, 1982
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-17

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 71 - January 29, 1982
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal71.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_71.mp3
(1) The Siberian Express and renewed Russian geophysical warfare
(2) Russia's secret economic coup in dollar assets
(3) The shifting alliances for Nuclear War I

" On the afternoon of Wednesday January 13 there was a rare
blizzard here in Washington, D.C. Government offices and
businesses closed up early to allow workers to head home. As
commuters fought their way through the worsening snowstorm, the
nation's capital turned into one giant traffic jam. The worst
jams of all were on the bridges that led across the Potomac River
to the nearby suburbs in Virginia. Motorists inched across the
snow-swept bridges in bumper-to-bumper traffic.

Only a few hundred feet above the jam-packed bridges, jet
airliners were climbing into the swirling snowstorm. The planes
were taking off from National Airport nestled next to the River
just south of the heart of Washington. Following required
procedures, the jets were twisting and turning to stay over the
Potomac River as they climbed.

Suddenly drivers on the twin 14th Street bridges, closest of
all to the Airport, looked up in horror. A blue, green, and
white jet liner came screaming down out of the blizzard. There
was a deafening roar; a smashing of metal that shook the bridge;
a giant splash that shattered the smooth ice on the Potomac; then
for a shocked moment, silence; then pandemonium as people poured
out of their stalled cars. On the bridge there was a grizzly
scene of wrecked cars. A 50-foot span of the bridge railing was
gone, and in the river below the shattered remains of the jet
liner were fast sinking out of sight. Soon special news
bulletins were flashing across the country. An Air Florida
Boeing 737, Flight 90 to Tampa, Florida, had crashed on take-off
from Washington's National Airport!

In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy, news reports
focused on the heart-rending human interest aspects of the crash.
Time after time we have seen television scenes of the make-shift
rescue efforts. Few will soon forget those numbing scenes of a
precious few survivors being fished out of the icy Potomac River.
Millions were inspired by the heroism of a bystander who risked
his own life by swimming out to rescue a drowning woman. And, my
friends, our Lord Jesus Christ Himself will reward the greatest
hero of all that day. He was the crash survivor who time after
time passed the rescue ring to others and then perished himself.
He was the man to whom the entity President Reagan referred the
following day in a New York City speech. Speaking as he was in
the true Bolshevik-Zionist capital of the United States, our
alleged president misquoted our Lord Jesus Christ in the words
"Greater glory has no man." Surely the man who gave his life
that others might live deserves a better epitaph than a
politician's preoccupation with glory. What our Lord Jesus
Christ really said was: "Greater love hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his friends." That is what our Lord
Himself did nearly 2000 years ago, and that is what the man in
the water did after the crash of the Air Florida Flight 90. [...]"