David Koresh Mixed Bible Studies with Movies

(excerpt) The Bible studies and the long nightly harangues about peace and love that used to dominate the nights at Ranch Apocalypse were suddenly getting strong competition from "Full Metal Jacket," "Platoon," and Hamburger Hill" and other war movies he personally picked out. - Waco- p 112 Apocalyptic Prophecies

David Koresh mixed Bible studies with movies.

Did he merely stick to war movies?  Or ... Something as this involving Rosemary's Baby, Exorcist 1 & 2 and others

Considering that his project was deciphering the Bible's Book of Revelations Book of Seals, might have he been deciphering something via snippets from different movies?  Certainly more likely those with overtly religious themes.

Considering that we were living in the end times, deciphering a story curently on-going ... which revealing it prematurely, say 1993, would screw things up, hence providing the legitimate reason for repressing whatever was what I call the $64,000 dollar question of the story that had to for a time, remain bottled.

Wlodimir Ledochowski's Afterglow 7 Clinton's Waco Massacre

There seemed, indeed, during those years of Ledochowski, Pius XI, and Pius XII, no real limit to what both Jesuitism and overall Roman Catholicism could achieve. Even – especially, we should say – in the afterglow of Ledochowski’s long reign and into the Generalate of his successor, Belgian Jean-Baptise Janssens, the magic power of the momentum seemed to continue.

William Jefferson Clinton would waste even less time displaying that-- as Commander in Chief -- he was a cold blooded murderer of some 88 people, for the sake of enforcing ancient Vatican dictates against heretics, via his cowardly approach to the Branch Davidian sect in Waco, Texas.

Its leader David Koresh, was ostensibly targeted for arrest on never substantiated methamphetamine manufacturing charges (that would statutorily allow such a use of military in domestic law enforcement), though was writing a paper about the Bible’s Book of Revelations Book of Seven Seals.

I find it incomprehensible that there has been so little attention placed on just what Koresh was writing, particularly amongst anti-Vatican Bible scholars, as it is plausible that some writings could displease established religious authorities, that Rome has a long history of suppressing the written words of ‘heresies’, and the connections throughout the government and the MSM to pull that of.

Such over-the-top ‘law enforcement’ -- to arrest a man who routinely jogged providing numerous opportunities for an easier arrest -- starting a 2+ month long siege culminating with armored tanks crashing their turrets into the Branch Davidian building, and the shooting of flammable gas into this building which the FBI had turned off its electricity and knew was being lit via lanterns, starting a fire killing 88 Branch Davidians, including many children, marks a military action of a religious inquisition.

Waco ended any doubt that such Naziesque behavior by the government could indeed happen here and more disturbingly with the acquiescence if not support of the general public.

The reporting by such MSM entities as The Washington Post -- infamous for lying about some of the most monumental things within the Beltway -- could serve as textbook examples of spin to deny sympathy to Koresh and by extension his followers, and continually distract from the $64,000 question of just what was Koresh writing about the Book of Seals, and particularly just what within would have been so objectionable?

Vatican Tool: Donald Graham,
Executive Publisher, The Washington Post

http://www.sevenseals.com/

http://www.watchman.org/cults/seven.htm

http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/gopher/text/religion/koresh/Koresh%20Seals