The FDA, Etc.

The FDA approves the Ella drug. Pro-life groups say that it's untested and now it causes abortions. The Food and Drug Administration approved of the drug. Supporters believe that it's like the morning after bill. Pro-Life people believe that it will cause early abortions. They also feel that women will be misinformed about how it works as an abortion agent. The drug has been called a better morning after pill, because it can be used longer after sexual intercouse than the traditional Plan B drug. The drug would almost always cause an abortion, because it would begin working days after conception. Conception confers into the existence of a new, unique human being. The supporters of the drug have gotten around that fact by redefining the beginning of the pregnancy as implantation rather than conception or fertilization. The FDA said that: "...The prescription-only product prevents pregnancy when taken orally within 120 hours (five days) after a contraceptive failure or unprotected intercourse. It is not intended for routine use as a contraceptive..." The FDA approved the drug with prescription only status. Erin Gainer is the CEO of the drug makers HRA Pharma. He said previously that: "...We currently have no plans to request over the counter status for this drug." In June, the FDA Advisory Committee for Reproductive Healrth Drugs gave its approval to the early abortion drug on 2 11-0 votes. Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc. will setll the abortion drug under the name ella starting in the last 3 months of the year. Wendy Wright is the President of Concerned Women for America. She led off a conference call today with reporters in advance of the decision saying that the FDA is misleading American women. She said that: "...The FDA underscored the point that this decision was driven by politics by releasing it late on a Friday when people are not paying attention..." "The meager trials done on ella indicate it may cause miscarriages and birth defects. Yet the FDA allowed the HRA Pharma to avoid fully testing the drug so women will be kept in the dark on what kind of serious complications it may cause to her and her baby," she added. Ella is the first selective progesterone receptor modulator (or SPRM) avaliable in the USA for the indication of EC (or emergency contraception). According to the European Medicines Agency, SPRMs block progesterone, which is necessary to maintain a pregnancy. This effectively depreives the unborn child in the womb of the nutrients he or she needs to live. The FDA advisory panel made its decision based on data from two phase III clinical trails the French drug maker HRA Pharma sponsored. The studies showed 1.51 percent of women using ella (or ellaOne in Europe) became pregnant when using the drug 72 hours after intercourse while 2.81 percent became pregnant when using the Plan B drug. During the advissory committee meeting, Americans United for Life and the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists told the FDA that a study in England confirms the pro-life perspective that ulipristal acts as an abortion drug. Ann Glasier is of the NHS Lothian in Edinburgh. She led a study of more than 5,500 women in the UK published online in the Lancet medical journal. It found that fewer pregnancies amogn those women given the ellaOne drug within fiver days of intercourse. Women who took the drug between 3-5 days after having sex, only women taking the traditional morning after pill became pregnant. The reason for this is that all of the women using ulipristal during that time period had abortions. Wright pointed out how the FDA is following its decision during the latter part of the Clinton administration to approve the dangerous RU 486 abortion drug. The RU 486 abortion drug killed at least 13 women. It killed potentially dozens more and injured more than 1,100 in the USA alone according to FDA reports. She said that: "...Though called an 'emergency contraceptive,' the drug operates the same way as the abortion drug RU-486, which has caused numerous deaths and over 1,000 reported adverse events..." Wright said women could become victims again, especially because the ella abortion drug has not undergone rigorous testing and medical trials. Wright mentioned that adequate trials have not been done with this new drug. She noted that women have not been tested with the drug after use 5 days from intercourse (even though the plan is to get women to use the drug after that time period). She said that abortion businesses are violating the 3-day time limit the FDA suggests with the morning after pill. Various limits associated with the RU-486 abortion drug. She is concenred about more abuses too with the drug. She wonders the effect of ella has on babies show survived the drug. She said she is concerned about a high rate of potential birth defects for unborn children who are born after failure of the ella pill, known as EllaOne in Europe. Wright pointed out that clinics trials concerning potential birth defects were not conducted before the FDA advisory committee issued its recommendation and have not been done since then. "Incredibly, despite evidence that ella may cause birth defects in babies that survive, members of an FDA Advisory Committee recommended against long-term studies to determine if it does, preferring that women be kept in the dark," Wright said. Of course, the manufacturer of the drug claims that it's safe. Wright is right to point out that women deserve better than this. The FDA shouldn't deliberately mislead women by mislabeling ella as just a contraceptive. It won't even send the drug back for adequate trials to determine the possible serious complications to women and their babies. This policy puts abortion politics above women's health. The FDA shouldn't lower its standards in handling these types of drugs. Kristan Hawkins, the director of Students for Life of America; Jeanne Monahan, Director of the Center for Human Dignity at the Family Research Council; and David Bereit, the director of 40 Days for Life, also participated in the call.

There are more information about the deception of Ronald Reagan. Reagan decieved a lot of people even professing Christians. People from TBN, Focus on the Family, Christainity Today, and World Net Daily act like Reagan was some messanic person. Yet, those with discernment and wisdom will always know the real truth about the man. He received the Knights of Malta medal. The Knights of Malta is a group that is under the Vatican's authority. they promote the alliegance to the Pope. They are related to the Knights Templar. Ronald Reagan supported the Knihgts of Columbus as his father was a Catholic and a Knight of Columbus. This group is the Freemasonry like group for Catholics. It wanted the Catholic Church to dominate the religious and political sphere of America. In an address from the Oval Office via satellite, to the 104th Meeting of the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus, held in Chicago, Ill., on Tuesday, August 5, 1986, Reagan opened with this: "...permit me to extend my greetings to Your Eminence and Your Excellencies. And of course to the leader of the Knights of Columbus, my friend, Supreme Knight Virgil Dechant. I want to tell you that I've had a place in my heart for the Knights of Columbus since I was a boy. You see, my father was a Knight, and he never missed an opportunity to express his pride in the K of C..." Ronald Reagan recieved the Knight of the most Honorable Order of Bath and Knight Grand Cross from the Queen Elizabeth II on June 14, 1989. Reagan's Vice President was Skulls and Bonesman and ex-CIA cheif George H. W. Bush. Knight of Malta William Casey was his 1982 campaign manager. After the election, Reagan appointed him head of the Knights of Malta-controlled CIA. Nancy Reagan done witchcraft in the Whitehouse using astrolgers and soothsayers while in office. Ronald Reagan was made an honorary 33rd Degree Freemason. Reagan promoted Rex 84, which deal with promoting concentration camps during the times of emergency. The abortion nearly on demand that Reagan signed into law in California back in 196 was a throwback to the child sacrfice rituals of some pagans (involving the false god of Molech, etc.). Ronald Reagan was an Episcopalian, which some of its members have been linked to Freemasonry. The Episcopalian Church in America answers to the Queen of England (Queen Elizabeth II). The Queen is an Ecumenical ally of the Pope. Reagan's assistant of Helene van Damme was a former Secretary to the Nazi German High Command.

Some want to see what will quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve will unleash economic problems or not. Before the economic crisis of 2007 and 2008, the FED cut interest rates to try to stimulate the U.S. economy. Now, interest rates are barely above zero and still the economy is not radically growing. Some want the Federal Reserve to find other ways to pump life into the U.S. economy. One experiment that the FED is thinking about is called quantitative easing. QE is a form of monetary policy. It is used by central banks to increase the supply of money in an economy when the bank interest rate, discount rate, and or interbank interest rate are either at or close to zero. That means that the FED creates money out of thin air and starts buying things like U.S. Treasuries, mortgage-backed securities and corporate debt. Many economic analysts are warning that further rounds of quantitative easing by the FED could end up setting off a series of events that could ultimately unleash economic problems. In fact, some few high profile commentators who now believe that hyperinflation in the U.S. is absolutely inevitable. Hyperinflation is one sign of a huge recession. Some see a problem with a privately owned central bank having the power to create money out of nothing (or ex nihilo) and do whatever it wants outside of U.s. government control. The Federal Reserve have abused its power before. The FED gradually issues quantitative easing measures. The FED said that they will revinvest principal payments on mortgage holdings in U.S. Treasury securities. The FED bank of NY said that it will purchase $18 billion in U.S. Treasury securities between now and mid-September. Most people view that the quantitative easing by the FED will accerelate, especially if the U.S. economy continues to flounder. People have corners about this. Marc Faber, the author of “The Gloom, Boom and Doom Report”, recently warned CNBC that all of this intervention by the Federal Reserve is going to create a “final crisis” that will destroy the U.S. financial system. Some feel that printing too much money will wipe out the resources of the whole system (causing too much debt can cross a threshold). Today, approximately 57% of the U.S. government budget is spent on direct payments to American citizens or is money that is spent on behalf of individual American citizens. Money has been wasted too. All hope isn't lost. People should have their social services maintained. Also, you need the creation of debt-free money too. Using new production too can lower the risk of hyperinflation.

There is a myth that if the Bush tax cuts will expire, then it would raise taxes on the middle class. Middle class Americans don't face the largest tax increases in American history. We pay much less taxes now than decades ago. Chernoff warns viewers, “brace yourself, there’s a very good chance your family also may soon face the same tough choices to find extra money to pay Uncle Sam” because “tax rates are scheduled to rise once the year ends.” He also interviews an accountant who “figures he’ll soon need an extra $350 a month to pay more federal taxes.” Indeed, President Obama’s FY 2011 budget proposal includes a provision stating that “tax cuts that affect families earning more than $250,000 a year” would be allowed to expire, but that such an expiration would “have no effect on the 98% of all household who make less than $250,000.” Both Majority Leader Harry Reid and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi support, and plan to bring legislation to the floor to extend, the Bush tax cuts for middle-class families. The Bush tax cuts didn't make the economy grow largely in the early 21st century. A lot of that growth was the housing boom. In 2007, at the height of the 'Bush boom,' such as it was, median household income, adjusted for inflation, was still lower than it had been in 2000. Taxes for the highest income bracket are in historic lows. In other words, you have to pay for tax cuts. The CBO projected that George W Bush's 2001 Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act would "reduce projected total surpluses by approximately $1.35 trillion over the 2001-2011 period." The CBO estimated that bill, the tax cut bill, would cost $1.22 trillion in its first 10 years.

There are more issues to be known about. One pro-Gnostic person was Freemason Albert Pike (1809-1891). Pike in his Morals and Dogma book form pg. 102 viewed Satan as the negation of God (and for the initiates as a power created for good, but can serve for evil. Satan is never a force for good at all). The Gnostics hated mainstream Christianity and wanted it gone. He was an early leader of the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Freemasons in the Southern Jurisdiction. It was headquarted in Charleston, S.C. (which was a stronghold of the Confederacy). He was apart of the secret, xenophobic "Know Nothings" party. This party was openly pro-slavery. They had secret political meetings and when asked by others about what they discussed, they would say "Nothing" or "I don't know." Pike used work form the French occultist Eliphas Levi. Pike was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, but he moved into Arkansas. He was a Brigadier General and Confederate Commissioner to some of Native Americans for the South during the Civil War. Even HP Blavatsky, Annie Besant, and Alice Bailey held onto Gnostic teachings. Alice Bailey was anti-Semitic in viewing Jewish people collectively as representing materialism, cruelty, and a selfish mind. Alice and Foster Bailey created Lucifer Trust (which was later changed to Lucis Trust in 1938). Lucis trust wanted to promoted the new age Age of Aquarius (of merging nations, religions, etc. into one framework). They have connections to the United Nations, the CFR, Trilateralists, and Bilderbergers. Members of Lucis Trust or one of its affiliate organizations, such as the New Group of World Servers or World Goodwill, has included many of the most prominent minds of the 20th century; those who have contributed to the moving away of America and Western Europe from Judeo-Christian ideas to what could be referred to as Gnostic-Humanist ideas or perhaps the ‘New Age’ philosophy. Margaret Sanger is another follower of Theosophy. She followed the teachings of the bigot Francis Galton. Galton believed that certain people should cease to reproduce or be exterminated.

By Timothy