Once I told a playwright that I was disturbed that his play was nearly 100% about "the problem."

Before talkin with the playwright, I had just witnessed a video that began with images of malefactors malefactin, followed by other images of malefactors bein beaten or killed.

To me this was a satisfyin video, because there was more solution than there was problem. There had to be some problem, it couldn't just be all solution.

I was satisfied that the statement of the problem at the beginnin was needed, to make need for the the solution more obvious. So I actually followed the "seconds" counter to see how much time was spent on problem and solution.

Who made the video put 19% of the time into showin the problem, and 81% of the time on the solution.

So that is my template. I will be tellin you about the problem here, but I want to spend 81% of the characters on solution.

James Arrabito was a 3rd generation Italian-American Seventh Day Adventist. He discovered that the jesuits had taken over all of the administration of all of the protestant organized churches.

He made a video interviewin people who had had experiences either provin or, in some cases, castin suspicion on, jesuit malefaction, specifically killin people and takin over other people's religions.

They killed him. Also they killed one of his interviewees, Alberto Rivera, who was himself an ex-Jesuit assasin and organizer, teachin jesuits how to take over other folks's religions.

Followin is a You Tube of the first part of his video. That will be the 19% problem. Next I have to find the 81% of solution to explain to you.

If you want proof that the solution will work for you when you do your part, then listen to Jack Uzi's My Say messages:

http://mysay.com/message_box/view/E5SKDIQTNVQI

If the messages so far don't contain the answer to your questions, then come back and listen to later messages, for all your questions will be answered by and by.

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