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Chapters include :

   
• Seeds of Tyranny
• Political Maneuvering : Making Christianity Palatable to the Romans
• Deciding Upon Doctrine : Sex, Free Will, Reincarnation and the Use of Force
• The Church Takes Over : The Dark Ages
• The Church Fights Change : The Middle Ages
• Controlling the Human Spirit : The Inquisition and Slavery
• The Reformation : Converting the Populace
• The Witch Hunts : The End of Magic and Miracles
• Alienation From Nature

http://www.mediafire.com/download/5d2dzdy9b4x9caj/The+Dark+Side+of+Christian+History.pdf

[Farmers Thwart Farm Attack - Black Suspect Shot Dead]

Farmers Thwart Farm Attack - Black Suspect Shot Dead


Amersfoort, Rolfontein farm, Newcastle -- Thwarted farm-attack. One of the black male suspects who ambushed the Amersfoort farm-family upon their return home, were shot dead. Report by Kyle Cowan, 22 Dec 2014 Six black male suspects got far more than they bargained for when they descended on a farm approximately 18 kilometers from Amersfoort late on Sunday afternoon. According to reports, six men, some of who were armed, attacked Rolfontein Farm just after 5.30pm. The exact circumstances surrounding the attack are unclear at this stage. It is believed a shootout ensued between the attackers and local farmers who came to the aid of the victims. It is further believed the suspects were waiting at the home when the farmer, his wife their teenage daughter and her friend arrived home. One suspect was fatally wounded and another injured during the incident.


Jan van Loggerenberg, a paramedic with Life Care Rescue, was one of the first on scene. "The female victim sustained a laceration to her face, beneath her eye," he said. "She was treated on scene." Reportedly the injured suspect was handed over to police on scene, as his injuries did not warrant any further treatment. Captain Braam Robberts of the Amersfoort Police confirmed the arrest of one suspect, and the death of another. "We are currently investigating a case of house robbery and murder," he said. "We have arrested one suspect who will appear in the Amersfoort Magistrate's Court on Monday." He also confirmed that one suspect was shot and killed, but the identity of the shooter had not yet been made clear. "The farmer was not armed. We are currently investigating the incident to ascertain the circumstances surrounding the man's death."


https://rahowadirectory.com/sacreativity/farmers-thwart-farm-attack-black-suspect-shot-dead/

[ESCOM- BEEE CONSCRIPTS BLOWING UP POWER STATION TURBINES SO-THAT YOU CAN HAVE LOAD SHEDDING...]

Nope, its Apartheids fault ... 

... when in fact this is whats happening ...

ESCOM- BEEE CONSCRIPTS BLOWING UP POWER STATION TURBINES SO-THAT YOU CAN HAVE LOAD SHEDDING...

Not really intended for the  public, BUT, amazing how pics  like these can get out  even after Eskom  put a blanket of secrecy around the whole incident. Eskom like hiding stuff like this!

So I found out what happened at Duhva power station and the busted turbine. They were doing a test of the turbine over speed protection system, and in short, the protection did not kick in. Conventional wisdom tells me that there should be a better way to test a protection system than to try and destroy the turbine and see if it feels like protecting itself, but that's basically what they did.

The turbine has a "governor valve " which controls the amount of steam coming into the turbine In order to keep it running at the right speed (3000 rpm for our grid frequency) – and then it has a main isolation valve to shut the steam off completely. The protections systems (of which there are 3 independent systems, and a dude with his finger on the emergency button) are supposed to close this main isolation valve in a fraction of a second when the turbine over-speeds.

So they get ready for the test, they dump a helluva lot of steam onto the turbine, speed starts going crazy, it went from 3000 RPM to 4500 RMP in ten seconds (they are generally only designed for 10 to 15% overspeed, all three protection systems should have kicked in by the time you get to 110%). Anyway, I don't know why, but all three systems failed, and the BEEE dude with his finger on the manual trip button wasn't at his post.  So the result was a big bang, some fire and a lot of steam going where it shouldn't go.

Scary thing is Duvha has a shared turbine hall. All six units are placed in one long straight stripe, with no missile shield between them. And if you look at the third last pic you can see how big that shaft is, if that landed on another turbine it would have destroyed that too. They are very lucky they didn't lose the entire station.

So anyway, what gets reported in the news? "Unforeseen maintenance" at one of the units at Duvha requires it to remain shut down for 18 months. understatement of the century in my book. But you shut off the containment ventilation system at Koeberg for one hour and a radiation alarm goes off, then it's a front page news national crisis. They now have blown up Koeberg turbines, Mossgas turbines...SASOL tanks- and Duhva turbines. Looking at what their BEEE " technicians" could do to a mega structure like this.....imagine what  their BEEE DOCTORS do to YOU? I give up.

http://www.whitenationnetwork.com/paper/?p=35836

You cant make this sh!t up !

[WIDER IMPACT]

Businesses have shut up shop, generators have sold out and cars play cat-and-mouse at darkened road junctions in South Africa, where power cuts have suddenly become a daily reality. Under white minority rule, South Africa subsidised electricity heavily to attract foreign investment, although much of the black-majority had no access to power. In the twenty years since apartheid ended, most of the population has been connected to the grid, although around 15 percent of the poorest still have no electricity. But investment in new power plants has not kept up with demand. "This government has ignored the problem for a decade and now it's too late," said pensioner Hugh Gardener, scouring a hardware store for gas camping stoves, candles and torches. Periodic rolling blackouts, which spooked investors in 2008, returned in March this year. Last week, things got worse as creaking infrastructure buckled. Households in most parts of the country have been without electricity for around 4-5 hours a day since Friday, when state utility Eskom lost up to a third of its 42,000 megawatt capacity as plants shut down for emergency maintenance. "We're starting to see dark days ahead," Gardener said. Eskom's Chief Executive Tshediso Matona said on Monday that regular power outages could continue well into 2015 and it might take 3-5 years to restore reserves needed to avoid blackouts. "The status quo as it is, is untenable. Something has to give," Matona said, citing various problems, including a lack of maintenance, power plant breakdowns and a dearth of funding.


WIDER IMPACT


The rand fell to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in six years on Monday and fears power outages could hit the mining sector helped push platinum, of which South Africa is the biggest producer, 1.4 percent higher. At grass-roots level, generator salesman Matt Sly said he received 500 emailed enquiries in five hours on Tuesday from customers ranging from large industrial users to homeowners, swelling his inbox to almost 7 times its normal daily size. "We're sold out," he said from his now empty warehouse. Eskom, which supplies almost all the country's electricity, says it will have a funding shortfall of 225 billion rand ($19.6 billion) over the next four years and will have to increase electricity tariffs. The ruling African National Congress (ANC) said in October it would inject 20 billion rand ($1.8 billion) of cash into the struggling utility and it could also convert its existing 60 billion rand subordinated loan to state-owned equity. But the sum is due to come from the sale of "non-strategic assets", privatisation that is sure to come under attack from President Jacob Zuma's far-left opponents and powerful trade unions. Economic growth averaged 5 percent in the five years before a 2009 recession, but has languished below 2 percent since. Ratings agencies Standard & Poor's and Moody's cited the bleak power outlook as a contributing factor in recent credit downgrades. Businesses say it is set to get worse. "Major industry hasn't returned to full capacity since 2008 because of power constraints," said Shaun Nel, spokesman for the Energy Intensive User Group of Southern Africa (EIUG), a body representing businesses consuming 41 percent of the country's power.


"What is worrying is the impact in the future because projects are being cancelled, investment is being deferred or scrapped," said Nel, whose members account for 27 percent of South Africa's GDP, in industries like mining and manufacturing. The steel and engineering sectors alone have lost 6 billion rand ($520 million) in output due to power outages in recent months, according to an industry body. For the general public, the outages are wreaking chaos. Many restaurants, shops and offices simply close their doors when the blackouts hit, although some, including large shopping malls, have invested in generators to stay open. Drivers on Johannesburg's busy streets blast their horns and jerk their cars forward in risky dashes for the other side of heaving junctions where traffic lights have gone dark. Crime is already a major concern for most South Africans and with no power going to electric fences or security gates and streets pitch black at night, criminals have new opportunities. Around 50 households are robbed or attacked every day in South Africa and it has one of the world's highest rates of road fatalities per capita. For 30-year-old lecturer Candess Kostopoulos, the light bulb she has just bought, which stores up energy when it is switched on to keep it alight when the power has gone, is little comfort. "I'm worried about the future," she said.


http://www.worldbulletin.net/economy/150341/south-africans-fear-dark-days-ahead-as-power-cuts-bite

[Gill Marcus (Jew)]

A whistle-blower has revealed the truth about the South African Reserve Bank. Goodson is a former Director of the Reserve Bank and, according to his book : It is absolutely clear that the Board of the Reserve Bank has absolutely no idea how the money creation process works. In other words, they do not actually understand that, when a commercial bank creates a loan or an overdraft, the customer spends the money into existence. In other words, a bank loan creates brand new money. The scandal of Gill Marcus (Jew), the former Governor of the SARB, is both alarming and disturbing. After selling sandwiches in London, she studied economics and went to work for our Reserve Bank. She was so awful, that she was instructed to clear her desk in 2004 and leave the building. She was fired. However after secretly following Tito Mboweni around, she created a black-list of all his ill-deeds. Later, she reappeared as Governor of SARB under mysterious circumstances.


Gill Marcus immediately removed the requirement that all Reserve Bank meetings were to be transcribed and recorded. She shredded documents and changed the voting rights of shareholders. Then she introduced changes that would phase out the "old guard" and amended the rules to allow only herself to appoint new candidates. Finally, she was behind a monumental scandal whereby she secretly allowed a Swedish company to print South Africa's banknotes, while the local printing facility stood idle. This was a disaster. R800,000m worth of bank notes were put into circulation that did not even come close to meeting the required printing standards. Shortly afterwards, R360million worth of banknotes had to be destroyed because they were "accidentally" printed with the same serial numbers. Since then, for secrecy reasons, the same company is still responsible for producing many of South Africa's banknotes.


Kruger Rands have been found to be 5% short of the stated gold content. SilverDoctors.com stated that this was likely to be a skimming operation by the South African Reserve Bank. If you purchased Kruger Rands after 2010, we suggest that you have them tested. 300 Tonnes of gold valued at over R300billion was stolen from the SARB, with the help of insiders as part of a bigger looting exercise valued at a massive R2.25 trillion. A third of our foreign currency reserves are looked after by a single bank: JP Morgan, a bank who's reputation and skulduggery goes sickeningly deep. 90% Of our gold reserves are kept at the Bank of England. When Germany ask the Federal Reserve bank of the US for their gold back, they only returned a very small portion of what was agreed – and it turned out that the gold returned was fake. The story seems almost too incredible to be true, could it be the same with our gold reserves? This is just another day at the office for the banksters. The question is... where is South Africa's gold now? Not in the hands of the people that mine it, that's for sure. Stephen Goodson left SARB under claims that he was a "holocaust denier" with bad press associated with him. He dedicates an entire chapter on this topic in his book. We are far more interested in the research and insight behind the banking system.


According to Goodson, and NewERA completely agrees with him, the solution to this problem, at least in part, is the creation of a People's Bank. This bank does not allow money to be created out of nothing by a bank then loaned to the government at interest. Instead, the government issues its own currency based on our ability and requirements to develop.  This kind of bank is not new. It has been created several times in the past with incredible success. However, each time such a bank was created, either the bank was "mysteriously " closed down, or its country was bombed. When a conventional Central Banking system is put in place, economic hell soon follows. Until the people of South Africa understand the history and lies behind the banking system, and have the humility to admit that we have been misinformed by a skewed economic education system, then we will never see economic freedom.


http://www.whitenationnetwork.com/paper/?p=35547