Governor LePage Supports
“Mark of the Beast” Style ID System
By: David Deschesne
Fort Fairfield Journal, April 12, 2017
All the devil has to do is say, “Jump!” and nearly all politicians will ask, “How high?”
Maine’s Republican governor, Paul LePage is no exception as he has become a recent advocate of the Mark of the Beast-style REAL ID federal chattel-marking scheme, following Maine’s Republican congressman, Bruce Poliquin.
The two are pleading with the Maine legislature to pass legislation to adopt the use of digital face-scan biometrics on Maine driver’s licenses and ID cards in order to comply with the federal REAL ID law to allow Mainers to conduct business in, or gain access to, federally controlled areas. REAL ID was enacted under Republican President, George W. Bush a few years after the 9/11 false-flag terror attacks in New York City with the goal of controlling the movement, travel, and employment of all Americans and ultimately their ability to buy and sell in the same way the Biblical “Mark of the Beast” was prophesied on nearly 2,000 years ago— all under the guise of “protecting us from terrorism.”
Governor LePage recently requested Maine legislators pass a bill sponsored by Sen. Bill Diamond (D-Windham), LD 306, “An Act To Require State Compliance with Federal REAL ID Guidelines.”
Governor LePage encouraged Maine lawmakers to unite in order to enslave all Maine citizens to the federal mandate, “While there appear to be reasonable arguments on both sides of the REAL ID debate, due to the federal insistence on enforcing its harsh terms, and a complete lack of interest or perhaps will in Congress to amend or repeal the REAL ID Act, I believe we, as elected state officials, must unite in going forward with implementation,” said Governor LePage.
Some believe the REAL ID, with its digital biometric face-scanned photo that uniquely marks a person, is the “mark on the forehead” predicted in the Biblical book of Revelation. Like the Mark of the Beast, REAL ID is being set up to prohibit anyone without it from buying or selling because it will ultimately prevent people without it from getting a job to earn money, have access to a workplace, open a bank account or even cash a check or have a credit/debit card.
Some of those Mark of the Beast issues are already manifesting in the real world as Mainers who want to do business with federal entities, or have access to federally controlled facilities, such as veterans’ health care centers, are experiencing problems since their driver's licenses or state ID cards do not have the digital biometric face-scanned photos required by REAL ID. Soon, nobody will be able to buy or sell unless they have allowed a digital biometric mark to be placed on their face in the government’s driver’s license and state ID databases, thus fulfilling the prophesy in Revelation. Yet, politicians continue to rally and insist on it being forced on all people in order for them to get a job, earn money or buy and sell. Politicians are, in effect, selling people on the idea of slavery by claiming it’s a benefit to them. Once REAL ID is fully implemented, and its subsequent all-digital monetary system, nobody will be able to buy or sell anything without prior government approval. Anything.
Congressman Bruce Poliquin also recently begged the legislature to adopt the Mark of the Beast that Governor LePage is now requesting.
Christians should be dismayed that their adopted party—the Republican party—is the party that originally conceived and passed REAL ID to begin with and now, possessing control of both houses of Congress plus the White House, continues to maintain its existence even though it builds the infrastructure for the Mark of the Beast to come to fruition.
Currently, Maine is one of four states that are not in compliance with the REAL ID law mostly due to the fact that Congress mandated the expensive biometric additions, but did not provide the funding to implement them. The fact that it marks all inhabitants as government chattel slaves makes no difference to these politicians who look upon their constituents as merely “human resources” to be mined, exploited for financial gain via taxation, and ultimately discarded when no longer useful or profitable to them. Protecting us from terrorism is the least of these political terrorists’ concerns.
