"Age 65—The Calculus of Demographics"

Since I just turned 65, I was pondering the statistics. I realized something that someone who doesn't understand integral calculus might find difficult to accept:

In the history of the world... HALF of all people who have ever been 65 or older are still alive today.

Put another way, if you add up the number of people who have EVER been alive who were 65 or older, half of them are STILL alive today.

Now before you panic about over-population... as the world population has been increasing, the standard of living has also been increasing, and our fertility rates have been rapidly declining. (It is typical for the fertility rate to drop as the standard of living in a society improves.)

I've done the calculation... long-term, our planet has the ability to sustain a population of about 15 billion at a typical US middle-class standard of living. World population is anticipated to peak around 10 billion people in 2050 and then stay there.

Sometimes I wonder how long God intends to continue this experiment... how many more people he wants to gather for his eternal kingdom from this phase of his creation.
"When the fullness of time came" Jesus came to the earth about two thousand years ago. When will be the next "fullness of time?"

When God is "fed up," or when God is "full up?
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Kyrie eleison.

"Hospice Fraud in Los Angeles"

If you ever have to go on hospice, you should move to Los Angeles, California.

People "in hospice care" there have a 95% survival rate after five years...

How rampant is the problem if three addresses chosen at random during a public event all show serious election integrity issues?

https://youtu.be/X_Xdl13PdY8

This situation in Washington County Oregon exposes that dead people are "voting," that the signature verification does not work to validate ballots, and that county officials subsequently backdated deletion of the voter from the rolls.

https://youtu.be/froZQ_IDUCg

"Scott Bottoms for Colorado Governor"

If I lived in Colorado, I'd vote for Scott Bottoms.

Perhaps if I die there, then I could cast a vote for him...

Oregon elections are among the least secure in the country. Dirty voter rolls, mailed ballots, and ballots cast by people other than the person registered. Here, a case where someone is recorded as having voted in more than one state.

https://youtu.be/fjt63a6Lm7g

"Civil Rights Violations"

For over a year I've offered the Washington County Oregon commissioners help in securing their elections. But they continue to ignore my offer.

Now, our Washington County Team has begun publicly revealing cases of voter and election fraud.

Each case represents a civil rights violation of Washington County citizens.

I foresee lawsuits on the horizon by citizens whose civil rights are being violated by unresponsive county officials.

Now that they know, they have no excuse. They are negligent.

https://youtu.be/fjt63a6Lm7g

"Cost Savings"

I recently met with a county commissioner in Colorado who used post office records to clean her county voter rolls in order to save money on her campaign mailing budget. She ended up removing about 30% of the names, the same amount I'd shown previously in a public event in her county.

I asked her, "Why don't you do the same thing for your county elections? Wouldn't you also want to save county funds? According to NVRA, It's perfectly legal to immediately remove these names from the rolls."

She answered, "Great idea. Show me how."

Get ready, Colorado... here we come.

"International Terrorist Organization"

State-sponsored international terrorism... right here, in plain sight. Even after being downsized and swept under the rug because of corrupted elections in dozens of countries.

Why based in South Korea? Because it's close to China (home base) without some of the limitations.

"Colorado v. Korea"

It's eye-opening to see close-up what communism looks like.

In Colorado, they've passed a law making it illegal for citizens to investigate their own voter rolls.

Now, Sourh Korea is following suit.

Who is more communist?

"Fighting Back Communism"

Seventy-five years ago, my father-in-law fought in South Korea to defend it from encroaching communism.

36,574 American soldiers died in that conflict, and the South Korean people really, really appreciate it. They become emotional toward me in their appreciation, and it is a moving experience.

Today, I am here in South Korea, enjoining the same battle that my father-in-law fought. It is an honor to pick up where he left off.

What I see here is very concerning. Although 90% of the population is anti-communist, the large majority of their leaders support the ever-increasing communist infiltration.

America has invested precious blood and treasure here. We need to protect this investment. Not only out of respect for those who previously served, but also for the liberty-loving, largely Christian people here now who have already begun suffering under renewed communist tyranny.

People and governments move slowly. I fear that things are going to get worse before they get better.

It is also in our national interest, because the international election fraud cartel currently operates in Korea. The same cartel that is helping to steal elections in America.

The people here are desperate for our help.

Kyrie eleison.

It was a great blessing to worship in a South Korean church this morning.