My thoghts on the White Horse Prophecy and Mitt Romney.

It has come to my attention some who call the selves truth seekers and falsely accusing us Latter-day Saints as being part of the secret combinations. One of the points they keep using is the so called White Horse Prophecy. Something that has never been part of our doctrine.

I see this has a form of false whiteness. Purposely lying about our religion and its doctrines. I guarantee it has nothing to do with Mitt Romney. If we had a Mormon candidate who had the same platform as Ron Paul. The same attacks would still be happening.

To assume the church is going to dictate who we are going to vote for is sadly mistaken. The church is politically neutral when it comes to political candidates. I know plenty who are going to vote for Ron Paul. Some who still support Obama. Others who support the Libertine candidate or other 3rd parties. People complain about us yet they don’t complain about their own Pastors who preach on who to vote for.

Then I hear other complaints or conspiracy theory. If a Mormon were to get into office. The church would dedicate what laws and policies should be happening. This is also a straw man. If that were the case. Would not Harry Reid have a far more conservative voting record? Heck wouldn’t Mitt have had a better political record? The church believes in its member having a political free agency.

Now back to the White Horse Prophecy this is what One of our past leaders had to say on the topic:

Joseph F. Smith:

“I have discovered that people have copies of a purported vision by the Prophet Joseph Smith given in Nauvoo, and some people are circulating this supposed vision, or revelation, or conversation which the prophet is reported to have held with a number of individuals in the city of Nauvoo. I want to say to you, my brethren and sisters, that if you understand the Church articles and covenants, if you will read the scriptures and become familiar with those things which are recorded in the revelations from the Lord, it will not be necessary for you to ask any questions in regard to the authenticity or otherwise of any purported revelation, vision, or manifestation that proceeds out of darkness, concocted in some corner, surreptitiously presented, and not coming through the proper channels of the Church. Let me add that when a revelation comes for the guidance of this people, you may be sure that it will not be presented in some mysterious manner contrary to the order of the Church. It will go forth in such form that the people will understand that it comes from those who are in authority, for it will be sent either to the presidents of stakes and the bishops of the wards over the signatures of the presiding authorities, Or it will be published in some of the regular papers or magazines under the control and direction of the Church or it will be presented before such a gathering as this, at a general conference. It will not spring up in some distant part of the Church and be in the hands of some obscure individual without authority, and thus be circulated among the Latter-day Saints. Now, you may remember this”. (Joseph F. Smith, Jr., Conference Report, October 1918, p.55.) “The ridiculous story about the “red horse,” and “the black horse,” and “the white horse,” and a lot of trash that has been circulated about and printed and sent around as a great revelation given by the Prophet Joseph Smith, is a matter that was gotten up, I understand, some ten years after the death of the Prophet Joseph Smith, by two of our brethren who put together some broken sentences from the Prophet that they may have-heard him utter from time to time, and formulated this so called revelation out of it, and it was never spoken by the prophet in the manner in which they have out it forth. It is simply false: that is all there is to it.” (Joseph F. Smith, Conference Report, October 1918, p.58.)

This is just Mormon bashing. Nothing more. If they truly were seeking the truth. They would stick to Mitts deplorable political record. You don’t see Ron Paul attaching Mitt on his believes. You don’t even see Alex Jones doing it. One of the few things I appreciate from Alex.

On top of all of this. Our own doctrine preaches against the likes of the one world order. Its in our Scriptures. Preached by past church leaders. Like Ezra Taft Benson and David O. McKay and Mitt’s late uncle, Marion G. Romney.

People lets stick to the issues at hand and not go after people who could be your allies in the fight against global tyranny. Like myself.