Webster Griffin Tarpley - Just Too Weird: Bishop Romneys Mormon Takeover of America: Polygamy, Theocracy, Subversion

J UST T OO

W EIRD:

BISHOP ROMNEY's MORMONTAKEOVER of AMERICA:
POLYGAMY, THEOCRACY,

SUBVERSION

by Webster Griffin Tarpley,Ph.D.

2012

J UST T OO W EIRD:

BISHOP ROMNEY's MORMON TAKEOVER ofAMERICA:
POLYGAMY, THEOCRACY, SUBVERSION

Copyright 2012 by Webster Griffin Tarpley,Ph. D.

All Rights Reserved Release Oct. 10,2012.

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BISAC Subject Area Codes:

REL046000 RELIGION / Mormonism

BIO010000 BIOGRAPHY / Political

HIS036000 HISTORY / United States

Presidential candidate Mitt Romneys Mormontradition is revealed as no real religion but a cult invented by acharlatan, a disguise for a subversive ideology opposing all thatis best in the American tradition. The British recruited Mormonleaders into their 19th-century plot to break up the US, leading tothe cults strategic occupation of Utah territory. Mormonism hasnever abandoned its secrecy and its enmity to America.
Mitt Romney is the hoped-for figure who will fulfill Mormonprophecy and take over the United States. This book provideswarning insights into a possible Romney presidency by exploringover 182 years of Latter-day Saints tradition. As Romney is anotorious liar and flip-flopper, it is useless to examine hispolitical positions at any given moment. He attempts to pose as anultra-patriot, but his family considered the barbaric Mormonpractice of polygamy more important than loyalty to the UnitedStates. Romney spent years attempting to recruit for the cult, inwhich black Americans were regarded as inferior. Although Romneydemands an aggressive foreign policy, nobody in his family everyserved this country in uniform although at least one ancestorfought against the Union in the attempted 1857 Mormon secession ofUtah. As president, Romney would rely on and build up the MormonMafia in the intelligence community. He might try to carry outMormon Prophet Joseph Smiths apocalyptic White Horse Prophecy,which calls for a Mormon takeover of the United States, followed bya campaign to conquer the world for their theocracy. Every voterneeds to read this book.

PRESIDENT JAMES BUCHANANS PROCLAMATION ON THE MORMON REBELLIONIN THE UTAH TERRITORY, APRIL 6, 1858

: THE ANNOTATED CREED

All writers should be put in a box andthrown in the sea.
Mormon Prophet Gordon B. Hinckley, 2002.

On Monday, September 17, 2012 American publicopinion was shocked by a tape of the cynical remarks made on May 17by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney before a group ofwealthy backers at the home of his fellow private equity managerMarc Leder in Boca Raton, Florida. On this occasion Romney, aBishop of the Mormon Church, made the following remarks before hisfund-raising audience:

There are 47% of the people who will vote for thepresident no matter what. All right, there are 47% who are withhim, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they arevictims, who believe the government has a responsibility to carefor them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, tofood, to housing, to you name it. Thats an entitlement. And thegovernment should give it to them. And they will vote for thispresident no matter what. These are people who pay no income tax My job is not to worry about those people. Ill never convince themthey should take personal responsibility and care for theirlives.

Rarely has a presidential candidate beencaught expressing so much contempt for the American people. Thepremise of the Romney presidential campaign is that this wealthyMormon businessman is more American than the community organizerBarack Hussein Obama, but Romneys elitist criticism caused evenRepublicans to doubt that he could govern. A dramatic example camefrom Washington Post columnist E. J. Dionne, who wrote inhis column:

The most incisive reaction to Mitt Romneysdisparaging comments about 47% of us came from a conservativefriend who e-mailed: If I were you, Id wonder why Romney hatesAmerica so much.

This book attempts to provide part of theanswer, specifically in the tradition of hatred, resentment, andvendetta of the United States of America historically cultivated bythe Salt Lake City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,commonly known as the Mormons. This is the tradition of MormonBishop Willard Mitt Romney, a tradition which goes back to the1820s in upstate New York. It is a tradition which isinsufficiently known to modern-day voters.

THE MORMON TRADITION OF ANTI-AMERICANRESENTMENT

Bishop Romneys church tradition implies aresentment against all Americans. The great Mormon grievance isthat most Americans refused to embrace the mountebank Joseph Smithas their savior, and that an American mob slew the prophet and hisbrother. Mormon tradition also implies hostility to certainspecific groups inside our population. The Mormon Church wasfounded in polygamy, which we must interpret as an animus againstmodern women and the rights they have been able to assert. Mormontheology, both in the Book of Mormon and the Book ofMormon, is explicitly racist in its hostility to people withblack or brown skins the descendents of Ham and theLamanites. Romney has personally showncontempt for Latinos and Hispanics, demanding that they prepare toself-deport. Romneys business activities at Bain Capital are asad catalog of his aggression against American working people ofall ethnic backgrounds, with emphasis on asset stripping Americanfactories and shutting them down, or else exporting the jobs tolow-wage countries abroad. The Mormon Church has been a reactionarypolitical force in American history over the past century, withhostility to trade unions being combined with vilification of Dr.Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement, plus an eagernessto appease Nazi Germany. Romney has also told us that he hatesRussia. For most Americans, Romneys enemies list may already bemuch too long.

Those who wish to avoid some very unpleasantsurprises under a Romney presidency should read on.

Romneys campaign biography this time aroundis entitled No Apology: The Case for AmericanGreatness.

The Romney camp also hopes to benefit fromthe widespread impression that Obama is secretly a Moslem, and thisis perhaps the reason why Obama drinks so much beer in public andchows down in the daytime during Ramadan. But, if this question isrelevant for Obama, then it is certainly relevant for Romney. Ofall the world religions, the one most explicitly hostile to theUnited States over the past two centuries is arguably theMormons.

In a campaign appearance on August 24, 2012,Romney famously quipped that it was public knowledge he had beenborn in Michigan, and no one had ever asked to see his birthcertificate. The reference to Obamas problems in documenting hisown past is clear enough. But equally clear is Romneys unspokenpremise: that Romney and his wife Ann too are prima facieAmericans, who do not need to prove anything, and whose loyalty canbe taken for granted.

At the same time, a new movie entitled2016: Obamas America was playing in theaters. This moviewas based on a book by the discredited reactionary writer DineshDSouza, and was produced by Rocky Mountain Films, a productioncompany based in the Mormon stronghold of Utah in Romney country.DSouzas argument was that Obama had imbibed the radicalanti-colonial project of his late Nigerian father, and that thepurpose of the current administration is to reduce the influenceand power of the United States so as to make Americanexceptionalism a dead letter. In reality, Obamas anti-colonialismis nonexistent, as we have seen in his escalation of the Afghan waragainst Pakistan in his West Point speech of December 2009, and thebombing of Libya in 2011, but this does not prevent DSouza fromattempting to build up a contradiction between Obamas strategy andDSouzas Chamber of Commerce platitudes about the Americantradition.