MY COUNTRY 'TIS OF THEE, CONFUSED LAND OF CONSPIRACY (STA BREAKING NEWS and ARCHIVES)

by ufodigest , Monday, October 13, 2014, 12:27

By Brad and Sherry Steiger

October 13th is Columbus Day, celebrated for the bold explorer who, in 1492, set out from Spain across the ocean blue to find a faster trade route to China and ended up discovering a New World.

Today, however, we know a bit more of the true history of our past, and we know that Christopher Columbus was far down the line from being the first to discover the New World—the Vikings, the Chinese, the Hebrews, the Greeks to name only a few.

In addition, we have learned that Columbus had his own very private reason for seeking out a new land. He held strong apocalyptic beliefs, and he claimed to have received a vision that the world would end in 1650. Columbus was convinced that it was his divine mission to find a new land that would be the location of the new heaven and new earth promised by St. John of the Apocalypse in the book of Revelation.

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