Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 29: Disasters; NATO; Bolshevik Revolution - December 22, 1977
Channel: Peter Beter
Date: 2014-10-15

Dr. Peter David Beter - Audio Letter 29 - December 22, 1977
Text: http://www.peterdavidbeter.com/docs/all/dbal29.html
MP3: http://archive.org/download/DrPeterBeter_AudioVideoLetters/drpeterbetter_audioletter_29.mp3
(1) Cyclones, air quakes, and Soviet intimidation of America
(2) The dismantling of the NATO alliance
(3) America's betrayal into a new Bolshevik Revolution

" Hello, my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is December 22,
1977, and this is my Audioletter No. 29. Three days from now
will be Christmas Sunday, 1977. On that day my family and I will
join millions of others around the world in celebrating the birth
of our Lord Jesus Christ. Like other proud parents, I look
forward especially to watching my three small children as they
open their gifts. For them, Christmas is a time of pure joy, and
that helps to make it so for us grown-ups as well. Even so this
Christmas they will not be receiving the one present I wish they
could have most of all, the gift of a future to look forward
to--a future of freedom, instead of slavery; a future of plenty,
instead of scarcity; a future of real peace, instead of
deliberate war. If I had the power to grant my children an
abundant future of freedom and peace all by myself, I'd do it,
but that is not possible. They cannot look forward to a future
like that unless all of our children can do the same; and, my
friends, the future which we as a nation are bequeathing to our
trusting children is one for which we deserve to be chastised
severely by our Lord. Much has been entrusted to us, and we have
not measured up to that trust.

We in America have always looked back at the tragedy Nazi
Germany became and said to ourselves: 'How could such a thing
have happened? Couldn't the German people see that they were
headed toward disaster? Why didn't they do something to stop
it?' But apparently we as a nation learned nothing at all from
their example or from any of the other lessons in history
because, my friends, the United States is headed for a disaster
that dwarfs what happened to Germany, or Japan, or Russia, or
China. It is about us that future generations will say: 'How
could such a thing have happened? Couldn't the American people
see that they were headed toward disaster? Why didn't they do
something to stop it?'

More and more Americans can sense now that something is
definitely wrong. If nothing else, our survival instinct is
ringing a muffled alarm inside all of us, warning of imminent
danger. But so far, most Americans are still on the side lines,
forfeiting all our rights and failing our responsibilities under
the United States Constitution. Instead of analyzing the facts
that are already before us, most of us choose the false wisdom
called Wait and See. Instead of going to the effort to challenge
our rulers about matters that are deciding our fate, we deceive
ourselves with the notion that at the next election we can
discharge our whole duty by casting a vote. Meanwhile we just
sit on the fence while we wait and see. Those who are waiting to
see do not have much longer to wait.

At the beginning of this year in Audioletter No. 20, I pointed
out that we are in the period of undeclared warfare that history
will record as Pre-War, leading up to the planned Nuclear War
One. Today as 1977 is on the wane, the Pre-War period is also on
the wane. The first stages of war itself are intended to erupt
soon, beginning in the Middle East. When I resumed recording the
Audioletter in August of this year after a silence of three
months, I warned you that we are now in a new phase as we watch
increasingly the fulfillment of man-made plans for disaster in
war. Having squandered and wasted the days of grace God gave us
to prevent disaster, we as a nation are going to suffer by our
own choice. [...]"