Three Deadly EMP Myths The U.S. Government Won’t Talk About…
Oak Leaf 24-2012 
05/23/2012     
By Damian Campbell

   Imagine a day when the United States of America goes dark. Cars, stores, trains, and planes stop. The computers we’ve built our lives around shut down—and won’t ever turn on again. One minute everything is fine, and the next…

   The power goes out.

   You’re in complete darkness. Every household across the country is shut down. The fact is this isn’t some myth or bad sci-fi movie. An EMP isn’t science fiction to China, Russia, or terrorists. It’s a very real thing, and could destroy our way of life. That said, you may be wondering......Read

A National Check-Up Part II: The Economic Crisis - Special Bulletin 10-2012  05/22/2012     
By Rick Joyner

    This is a brief on the second of seven main crises threatening our country. As a reminder, the Health Meter goes from 1 being the lowest and most dangerous, to 10 being the highest and healthiest. The Trend Arrow is for a quick reference rating with UP for getting healthier, and DOWN for getting worse. These will be followed by a commentary to explain the ratings. 

    Our economy may have never been in a weaker and more vulnerable state than it is now, but in this state it has been revealed just how remarkably strong and resilient it is. In spite of all the blows that it has taken and the incomprehensible burdens our government has put on it, it is still chugging along. Even so, we should not presume that this will last. It is vulnerable and little is being done to lead it to a more stable and safe place....Read

The Restoration of America: McGuffey and Eclectic Readers - Oak Leaf 24-2012  05/18/2012
By Karla Perry

    American children of the mid-nineteenth century were essentially educated by the works of one man, William Holmes McGuffey. The McGuffey Eclectic Readers sold 120 million copies between 1836 and 1920. These sales are comparable only to the Bible and Webster’s Dictionary.

   William Holmes McGuffey [1800-1873] began his educational profession at the age of fourteen after receiving a teaching certificate from his educator, Reverend William Wick. As instructed, he put an advertisement in the local paper that he would begin a four-month session of classes, six days a week, and eleven hours a day on the first day of September 1814. Forty-eight students assembled from the West Union, Ohio community, now Calcutta, Ohio. McGuffey drew his lessons primarily from the Bible....Read

A National Check-Up - Special Bulletin 9-2012  – 05/8/2012     
By Rick Joyner

    This Bulletin is the first of regular evaluation check-ups on each of these. We’ll lay a foundation by making a separate report for each one, beginning with the Spiritual/Moral and continuing in the order listed above. We’ll then make follow-up reports that will be much briefer but especially addressing current events and trends.

    The Health Meter goes from 1 being the lowest and most dangerous, to 10 being the highest and healthiest. The Trend Arrow is for a quick reference rating with UP for getting healthier, and DOWN for getting worse. These will be followed by a commentary to explain the ratings....Read

The Heartbeat Bill - Special Bulletin 8-2012  – 04/27/2012     
By Janet Porter

   Most of you have heart about the ‘HeartBeat Bill’ currently being presented in Ohio, USA. In the same manner that Virginia has challenged the NDAA resulting in outer states following their lead, we believe that a Win in Ohio against Abortion will pave the way for victories across America. For more details on the HeartBeat Bill and what you can do, click the links below.

   The following is from one of our Oak Initiative Board Members, Janet Porter – founder of Faith2Action.org

   We are making an impact! and are getting the Senate’s attention after our first ad generated massive response. The pressure is building on them to bring this to a vote. Don’t let up now! We ask you to call: ask what steps are being taken to bring the Heartbeat Bill to a vote. Let them know you are concerned that they might gut the bill by removing key aspects of it that protect the baby’s life and turn it into an “informed consent” bill. ...Read