"PROPHETS" and "PROFITS"

"The White Horse"

A business associate of mine was raised Mormon, and he recently told me something that I did not know.  He said that Mormons are taught that they would gain the Presidency, take over the United States, and run the country as a Mormon Theocracy.

After a little research, I found "White Horse Prophecy".  on Wikipedia   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Horse_Prophecy.  The White Horse is described in their "Revelation of John".  From early in my life, there was an often repeated phrase that voters in this country were always thought to be "searching for the man on a White Horse".  The story, and the claims associated with what my associate told me Mormons are taught today, are attributed to their founder, Joseph Smith, in 1840.  The role of Glen Beck, who converted to Mormonism in 1999, in perpetuating the Prophecy of the White Horse, is cited by Wikipedia.  Mitt Romney's statement, regarding the prophecy, is also cited.

What's up with all this?  Why is there no mention of this aspect of Mormonism anywhere.  Does the Yin-Yang Media think it doesn't matter?  Why doesn't Romney have to explain to the citizens what this does or doesn't mean, before we vote?

Could it be that the profits $$$ ... that would ensue to Romney and his Big Money cohorts, are too immense to jeapordize in open discussion of this question?  Consider the Pension Funds that would be made available by "busting unions".  Who would get them?

Romney's financial records, released on the same Friday as the May unemployment numbers, revealed half a billion dollars in gold!.  As a prominent member of a religion whose believers are basically survivalist, he should have to explain his rationale, and whether he beleives our economy will ultimately collapse.  "Profits" here, too, are of concern, maybe?

Voters need to "get smart"; that's what matters!  Do we have a classic "wolf in sheep's skin" here?
 Stay Vigilant!

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