(NaturalNews) Dr. Andreas Carrasco remained in the locked car and watched with fear as the crowd beat the vehicle and shouted at him — for two hours. His friends who didn’t make it into the vehicle were not so lucky. One ended up paralyzed. Another unconscious. The angry crowd of about 100 were likely organized...
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Libya Storm on Sirte Failed – TNC in Desperate Chaos by nsnbc Yesterday NATO and TNC Mercenaries initiated the yet heaviest assault on the strategically and economically important city of Sirte, advancing into the suburbs of the city. After heavy fighting the attack was grinded to a halt this morning. Though heavy fighting continued in other cities...
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A lot of videos feature people and also children that appear to remember a past life or another existence. In the story of a six year old Scottish boy, Cameron remembers his “former life” in a white house on the British Island Barra in the New Hebrides with his ‘Barra mom and dad’ and...
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by Susan Beverley Escape From America Magazine On the tenth anniversary of the 9-11 attacks on the USA, which caused the deaths and injuries of thousands of innocent people, many people spent the day reflecting and remembering the loss of life, and on what has happened to America since that fateful day. The deaths and injuries...
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Ted Pike states here that “a recent poll showed only 30 % of evangelical pastors and leaders in America now support Israel” I would like to see the parameters of that poll, and how big the sample was, and the like, because that sounds like a very exaggerated poll if you ask me. Besides many...
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Are Evangelical Christians Warmongers? Categories: Archived Columns, Columns by Chuck Baldwin I’ve been an evangelical Christian since I was a child. I’ve been in the Gospel ministry all of my adult life. I attended two evangelical Christian colleges, received honorary degrees from two others, and taught and preached in several others. I’ve attended many...
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God bless this brave little singing prophet girl. She is singing ‘em down and properly dissing the wicked perepetrators of “the mystery of inquity.” (That’s from the Bible– for those of you who didn’t yet read the most important Book in the World! — Specifically from the endtime letter of St. Paul) This girl...
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If it wasn’t so sad, it would be such a funny joke, but this is more or less what the denialists really believe. “America was (succesfully!) attacked by 19 cave dwelling Afghanis, coordinated by a satellite phone and Osama’s laptop, who reached 90 % of its objectives.”  These people really believe it too,...
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Wednesday, September 07, 2011 5:34 by Nila Sagadevan A serendipitous encounter in Prague last month revealed that the 9/11 truth movement isn’t as isolated or on the fringe as the mainstream media would have the world believe. I’ve spoken with a few high-level foreign diplomats who have suggested that, at the very least, there are far too...
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God bless Nick Vujicic! He is an amazing character. And not because he is a pitiful guy that everyone feels sorry for. No, it is the shine that God gives him, that He gave him because he didn’t give up when he had “all the reasons in the world” to give up. He tried...
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Video of Comet Elenin from Auckland New Zealand? Is this it? Double tail or horns? If so, a great early video of Comet Elenin from New Zealand. They got it up close. If it is, it is awesome even though a bit eery. Yet if Elenin comes at all, then it comes from God,...
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Truth about Libya – Watch this video and be Shocked! I have Confirmed what this video claims is Truth! Libya had the Best Human Rights for the People and they were Free! I watched this video and was shocked by what it claims in how amazing Libya is/was and how Gaddahfi treated his people.  I...
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by Peter Dale Scott Global Research Breivik’s Terror: Was It a Deep Event? The most surprising aspect of the recent unexpected terrorist violence in Norway is that, in retrospect, it is not surprising. Our revived hopes after the end of the Cold War, that we might finally be emerging into a world of diminishing bloodshed, have been...
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Tripoli on the Cusp Dr. Franklin Lamb TRIPOLI — Truth be told, some foreign observers, and certainly this one, having been based in Tripoli the past nearly eight weeks, have not taken very seriously occasional media predictions that Tripoli might soon be invaded by “NATO rebels” — though not by NATO country forces putting their...
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Hugo Chavez Demands 99 Tons of Venezuelan Gold Returned From the Bank of England/ JP Morgue Silver Doctors We just reported that Hugo Chavez has nationalized the entire Venezuelan gold industry this afternoon. Well, Hugo didn’t stop there, as latest headlines flashing indicate that Chavez has requested that the Bank of England return 99 Tons of Venezuelan...
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Cancer tried to kill me. After a struggle or two . . .  or three . . . or four . . .   or more I said, “No!” Or at least I was hoping for a “No.”  I turned to Cesium, but ended up with Baking Soda. My goal was to change my pH...
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Is this Australia’s Tea-Party Moment?
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“If Terry is a girl, we’ll make her raise her hind leg — a gesture of liberation!” by Henry Makow Ph.D. My partner and I have decided not to tell our dog “Terry” what gender s/he is. We’re not telling our family, neighbors, other dogs or the local news media either. When we take a walk...
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Christian Zionism: The Opiate of Some People. If ever there was a doctrine floating around the Christian world that rightly gets the tag of “opiate of the people”, it is Christian Zionism. If ever a doctrine has kept a people in a drunken “spiritual” stupor so as to blind them to...
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Our 14-year-old dog Abbey died last month. The day after she passed away my 4-year-old daughter Meredith was crying and talking about how much she missed Abbey. She asked if we could write a letter to God so that when Abbey got to heaven, God would recognize her. I told her that I thought...
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