Germany Reaffirms Sunday Law

By M2O

Members of the German Constitutional Court ruled on December 1 that Berlin must abide by the law instituting Sunday as a day of rest.
Coincident with the enacting of the Lisbon Treaty/EU constitution on December 1, Germany’s Constitutional Court has ruled that the nation’s capital must, like the rest of the country, abide by the law instituting Sunday as a day “of rest from work and of spiritual improvement. Click here  for the news article.

Although Germany is not mention in bible prophecy, it is just a test run to see how the world will react when America enforce Sunday Law.

Sunday enforcement is a biblical prophecy that will be fulfill as predicted in Daniel and Revelation. Some more insight of this issue can found in the book Great Conterversy by E G White and the book The National Sunday Law by A. Jan Marcussen

Easy Google Profit and other work from home Scams

By M2O

In these tough economic times, many unemployed Americans and are desperate for a job or an opportunity to earn a little extra money to pay their bills.  Not surprisingly, it is also when scam artists come out of the dark to prey on innocent consumers.  The latest work-at-home scheme proliferating on the internet is “Easy Google Profit.”  Typically, consumers surfing the internet will click on the link “Easy Google Profit” while reading — what they later find out to be — a fake newspaper article or advertisement.  The link directs consumers to a work-at-home scam, where they unwittingly sign up and their credit or debit cards are charged a fee.

One such scam email got into my inbox today. I glance through the fake US weekly news article and I found so many red flags. Here is the link http://online-us-weekly.com/. The URL is not USA weekly’s URL and also the weather forecast is not correct. The google adsence is a snip paste image link to scammer’s site asking for your credit card info. This web domain registered under Gandi in France so beware. Click the fake USA weekly news article below for enlarge view.

A word of caution to cyber audience. In a world of information technology at your fingure tip, make an inform decision by doing some research before jumping on the scammer’s boat.