Who is Dr. Ben Carson?





I'm against Dr. Ben Carson for President because he is a politically clueless Seventh-day Adventist that parrots too greatly the propaganda of the first demon's message. Sadly, the evidence against Dr. Ben Carson is irrefutable. Libertarianism in the United States today is a satanic ideology that is widely identified with the philosophy of Ayn Rand.

Those who celebrate enthusiastically the much-loved politicians Paul Ryan, Rand Paul, Ron Paul and Ben Carson should examine the ideology they revere.



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Fortunately, it only takes 48 seconds to recognize the satanic spirit in libertarian sophistry:



And let's not forget Mitt Romney's expression of Libertarian ideals and contempt for the poor when he repeated Satan's lie that 47% of Americans are leeches and useless eaters:



Consequently, true Christians should oppose Dr. Ben Carson's exaltation of this demonic sophistry.
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Ben Carson: Legal Recreational Marijuana Latest Plunge Into Hedonism

I've studied this issue in depth and strongly believe the prevailing progressive opinion: Marijuana is probably safer and less harmful than alcohol. If Dr. Carson is proposing a return to the prohibition of alcohol, then I will stand with him in that endeavor. However, if he just wants to support the status quo and will tolerate the consumption of alcohol but not cannabis -- a scientifically healthier intoxicant -- then I will vigorously oppose him and work to expose his hypocrisy on that issue in addition to his absurdly hypocritical libertarian delusions.

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Ben Carson takes major step toward presidential campaign

Dr. Carson, for decades one of the world’s premier pediatric neurosurgeons whose work was celebrated in a made-for-TV movie, burst onto the political scene about 18 months ago when he confronted President Obama at a national prayer breakfast ceremony.

Since then, he has fast become a conservative favorite, with a best-selling book, a popular Times column and speaking engagements from coast-to-coast. His speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington back in March drew standing ovations from thousands of activists, heightening talk of a possible presidential run.

Soft-spoken, yet impassioned about issues, Dr. Carson has stressed common sense policy solutions to the nation’s problems while eschewing political correctness and government dependence. In private, Dr. Carson has been testing many of his policy solutions in small meetings with columnists and activists.

Read more here. It's only the end of the world.

“If things are done that are contrary to the security of this country, whoever does them is guilty of treason.” – Dr. Ben Carson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKXRmdiLNmc#t=370

I believe that I have a religious right to be a Madventist and oppose Sadventists.

Here are two videos that prove that Dr. Ben Carson accuses the poor of wanting a handout, although he denies it:

Dr. Ben Carson Falsely Accuses the Poor of Wanting a Handout

Does anyone recall Mitt Romney doing the same thing?

Please note this interesting detail:

Dr. Ben Carson believes It's time to acquiesce to evil and to “stop all the animosity.”

In Madventist theology therefore, Dr. Ben Carson is urging everyone to accept the mark of the beast.

In his book Take The Risk, (pp. 221-222), Dr. Ben Carson outlines his plan for a cashless society:

“You must be able to think big before you can consider the risks inherent in something like a growing national debt—and you have to think even bigger to imagine addressing the problem.

“So how’s this for a big idea? Perhaps we could pay off our national debt if we did away with money altogether. Sound risky? Here me out. (I’ve actually spoken to the president about this issue.)”

“The real starting point is getting rid of money altogether. No more paper money, no more coins, no more credit cards. Identify everyone by a scan of their handprint and their retina and do all monetary transactions electronically.” - Dr. Ben Carson, Take The Risk, p. 221.

Ignore the warning signs if you will, barelyAdventist laughs it off with an article titled, "Ben Carson announces run for presidency, promises no Sunday Law" but I think it's very fitting that a superficial-minded Seventh-day Adventist will bring in the time of trouble.

I say emphatically, let’s not strive to fulfill apocalyptic prophecy (Rev 13:17). And let's not impute that evil motive to anyone. Dr. Ben Carson should be opposed primarily for the emptiness of his political message, which sounds too much like the ideology of Libertarian propagandists, which is widely identified with the satanic philosophy of Ayn Rand.

But how am I going to be prevented from buying or selling just because I'm against political zionism and their 1948 false/fleshly "Israel"?

If the way things are going now is any indication, then it will be through the Patriot Act. By Executive Order, a President Ben Carson could declare a war on all who dissent too powerfully from official government propaganda, as the 9/11 Truther movement is doing, with the aim to “stop all the animosity.” Policies could easily escalate so that doing ordinary business with a supposed dissident could easily be interpreted as a violation of trading with the Enemy Act.

Requiring all cashless financial transactions to go though a government approved watchlist that carefully monitors potential dissidents looks to be right around the corner.

What do these signposts say to you? I say that we have a false prophet in the making.
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Here is an incredibly disgraceful display of Dr. Ben Carson's profound ignorance about Israel: