Dr. Peter Beter Audio Letter 22: Rockfeller; President Carter; The Church - March 27, 1977
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-15

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter No. 22 - March 27,1977
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal22.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_22.mp3
(1) How circumstances are proving the Rockefeller-Soviet plans to destroy America
(2) President Carter's efforts to hurry up Nuclear War I
(3) How the church is being used

"Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is March 27, 1977,
and this is my monthly AUDIO LETTER(R) No. 22.

Few things are certain in life, but one thing we can depend
upon is that things are always changing. Today a flower blooms
in all its glory; tomorrow it will be withered and forgotten,
leaving behind only a beautiful memory. Today a child at play
scrapes a knee, and the whole world revolves around a mother's
tender care. Tomorrow the knee will be healed, leaving behind
only a lesson of caution and comfort. Today you and I pass
through this world for a little while; tomorrow we will not be
seen, leaving behind only the legacy of our choices for good or
evil.

Last month in AUDIO LETTER No. 21 I alerted you to the
possibility that we may have already failed in our efforts to
prevent NUCLEAR WAR ONE, which is drawing closer by the day. My
question is not "Can the war be stopped?" but "Will it be
stopped?" There is nothing in this whole world that would please
me so much as to be able to tell you: "Good news. We have
prevented the war. We have won." And when I recorded monthly
AUDIO LETTER No. 16 on September 25, 1976, it seemed as though I
might soon be able to give you such good news. Public reaction
to my AUDIO LETTERS Nos. 14 and 15 for July and August 1976 had
thwarted an attempted Soviet double-cross of the Rockefellers by
means of underwater missiles along our coast lines, and it had
produced a direct meeting between General George S. Brown,
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and myself. But then came
the terrible reversals for America that I revealed the following
month in AUDIO LETTER No. 17; and far too many of those who had
pressed the government for action during August 1976 failed to
follow through and support General Brown in his efforts to
continue to protect our beloved country. Now, as a result, we
have lost General Brown as an effective force for good.

Now the job of stopping NUCLEAR WAR I is even harder. It can
still be done, but WILL WE DO IT? My deep hope is still that the
answer is YES, otherwise I would not be speaking these words. I
am doing all in my power to bring the truth to you. So long as I
continue to have access to vital information that bears on your
life and your well-being, I will feel a deep responsibility to
communicate it to you, but then it becomes your responsibility to
choose what you will do about it.

I have made many suggestions of things you might do to help
save our country. ln December 1975 I even recorded an entire
tape devoted to nothing else, entitled "WHAT WE CAN DO TO SAVE
AMERICA"; but all I can hope to do is open your mind as to what
you, as an individual, can do. In this great nation of some
215,000,000 individuals, every person is different. No two of us
have the same set of abilities, the same opportunities, or the
same avenues for possible action. There is no way that I, just
one person, even with the help of my associates and information
sources, can provide a simple, cut-and-dried prescription for
what to do; but I am convinced that scattered throughout America
is all of the knowledge, all of the ability to organize, and all
the resources necessary to save our beloved land IF WE WILL BUT
DO IT. [...]"