White Horse Prophecy-MOST IMPORTANT STORY TO READ IN 2012

I usually don’t get too overboard and hyped about stuff, but this is pretty important in light of the recent surge of Mitt Romney in the primaries. Glenn Beck (LDS-Mormon) said back in 2008: "We are at the place where the Constitution hangs in the balance," Beck told Bill O'Reilly on November 14, 2008, just after President Obama's election. "I feel the Constitution is hanging in the balance right now, hanging by a thread unless the good Americans wake up."

The part of this to pay attention to is the “Constitution is hanging in the balance right now, hanging by a thread.” This is a phrase that the LDS prophet and founder Joseph Smith (the Illuminati front/con man) coined as being when the elders of the Mormon church will step in to “save” this country (the Young Turks video below claims Brigham Young said this). “Saving” should be analyzed very carefully with this church, since they don’t have the most trustworthy track record. They’ve been sued for baptizing dead Jewish people in their temples, treatment of people to "cure" them of their homosexuality, and their fraudulent claims of being a Christian church even though they are not recognized as one.

Utah Senator Orrin Hatch (also LDS) also said in a quote while on Glenn Beck's show in 2009: “…our Constitution is hanging by a thread.”

Pure coincidence?

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Young Turks have a video that explains it beautifully, and they even call Mitt Romney on it, clear back in 2008!:

Yes, it is slightly curious actually. Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman both are mormans and are fighting for the top.

Paul being the unelectable guy paving the movement for his son moreso than being serious (popular opinion)..so, Obama V a Morman seems to be the choice...Thanks Glenn.

And the turks got a point...where was this constitutional outrage when Bush was using the constitution as little more than toilet paper? it was absent..drowned out in a nationalism style patriotic chorus hushing any whom dare challenge the overlord's rule. After all, if you didn't love the president and anything he does, then you didn't love america according to them..back then anyhow.

As far as a white horse prophecy (getting back on topic). Well, self fulfilling prophecys annoy me overall. Eventually there will be a mormon in the white house, be it in 2013, or 2313..it will happen..and the constitution will always be hanging by a thread depending on which side you ask..so, its hard to really give that any merit.

Like saying a jewish singer will come and save music from the non-talent of the day when musical creativity hangs by a thread...then the next jewish singer that comes up suddenly fulfills that prophecy according to those that believe (also assuming you like the guys music and believe todays music sucks).

So, will there be a mormon president? sure..one day..and doubtful it has anything to do with prophecys, or secret religious movements, etc...they were just adding stuff on an inevitability.

Now, for a real prophecy..hear this. When the constitution is teetering on the edge, the first openly agnostic atheist will come in and save the day.

Other politicians look at this guy and say, "Wow, that dude is a phony, two-faced, flip-flopping weasel." And that's really saying something. But there was a prophecy, the White Horse Prophecy spoken by Joseph Smith himself on May 6,1843 in the presence of Edwin Rushton and Theodore Turley. It holds: "A terrible revolution will take place in the land of America, such as has never been seen before; for the land will be literally left without a supreme government. And every species of wickedness will run rampant." Anyway, Mormons (the White Horse) will get rich with gold and minerals, the heathen Chinese will invade a land beyond the Rockies, banks in every nation except England and Utah will fail, and only the White Horse will remain to save the day. (We'll let you guess who the "Red Horse" and "Black Horse" represent.) This prophecy was discussed when Mitt's dad, George, ran for president, and again when Orrin Hatch ran, and Glenn Beck dogwhistled it after Obama was elected. (No one brought it up with with John Huntsman, though.) The Mormon Church does not endorse it formally, perhaps because of the part about how "the doings of the "Black" Horse will he terrible" because "they will have fear of becoming slaves again." But Mitt Romney and his father admit discussing it during George's presidential run. Is now the time for Mitt Romney to ride to America's rescue? For "when the Constitution of the United States hangs, as it were, upon a thread as fine as a single silk fiber, they will have to call for the 'Mormon' Elders to save it from utter destruction; and they will step forth and do it."

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I just read about this and as an Ex-Mormon I am not surprised. Never underestimate the lies and deceit of this organization (The Church of JC of LDS). They take their orders from one man (the prophet) and if that man tells Romney to do something that the rest of America is against, he will follow his orders from the prophet.