The uniparty in Washington, D.C., is just the visible manifestation of the Deep State that is working to undermine our faith, family and freedom, explains journalist Alex Newman on In Focus with Alison Steinberg of One America News Network.
In this powerful segment, Alex shines the light on Skull and Bones, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg, Bohemian Grove, and other sinister organizations behind the scenes.
From express.co.uk
This is the first time nationwide drills have been held, though there have been similar, smaller drills in specific regions. The exercise will enact martial law under the narrative of up to 70 percent of housing in the country being destroyed.
It will also imagine there is possible widespread radioactive contaminationafter a general mobilization ended. Leaders across Russia, including “from civil defence leaders to heads of state corporations”, will take part in the drill. The occupied Ukrainian regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson will be exempt.
The news comes as one of Russia’s top TV hosts and key Kremlin ally warnedthat Russia using nuclear weapons is increasingly likely.
READ MORE: Putin reeling as Ukraine kamikaze drones strike Russian cruise missile factory
Vladimir Putin has ordered nationwide nuclear drills in Russia. (Image: GETTY)
Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of Russia Today, also claimed on Sunday that a Ukrainian drone fell near her childhood home.
Posting to Telegram, she said: “Tonight, an attack drone fell right in front of our family home in Adler, where I and my mother grew up, and where my relatives and their small children still live.
“The goals are ever further away, the stakes are ever higher, the nuclear ultimatum becomes increasingly uncontested.”
Her comment comes amid a torrent of sabre-rattling by Russian pundits and politicians who have raised the spectre of nuclear war over and over since Putin launched his February 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Top Russian pundits and politicians have threatened the West and Ukraine with nukes. (Image: GETTY)
The comments come as ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned the West of a “third world war” while earlier this month another propagandist appeared to suggest Russia could not win the war without nuclear weapons.
Vladimir Solovyov’s comments were prompted by the biggest drone attack against Russia since the war began. Ukraine now strikes targets inside Russiaon a regular basis.
Physicist Mikhail Kovalchuk – said to be close to Putin – suggested Russia test one of its nukes to scare the West.
The most recent nuclear threat came amid drone strikes over the weekend including one which reportedly damaged a Russian cruise missile factory in Smolensk.
From leohohmann.com
Anderson Cooper is the quintessential elitist propaganda pusher posing as a journalist, which is why he had nothing to say when confronted with the truth recently about a long-standing CIA program.
The video clip below tells you everything you need to know about Cooper and his colleagues in the mainstream corporate media. While they may support or not support various politicians, they can always be counted on to work as “partners” with the unelected powers who make up the administrative state.
So, yes, Operation Mockingbird is a real thing. It was revealed during hearings held by U.S. Senator Frank Church more than 45 years ago.
The Church Committee was a U.S. Senate select committee in 1975 that investigated abuses by the three-letter agencies, the CIA, NSA, FBI and IRS. These agencies, along with a lot of others that didn’t even exist in 1975, have since then only grown in their size, scope and power over our lives.
Here’s a brief excerpt from the Daily Beast article:
Bernstein revealed the workings of Operation Mockingbird, in which many journalists – included Pulitzer Prize winners – joined the CIA’s payroll, writing fake stories to disseminate the agency’s agitprop and providing intelligence. Other journalists were threatened and blackmailed into cooperating with Mockingbird, and many were given falsified or fabricated information about their actions in order to engender their support for the CIA’s mission. The program has never been officially discontinued.
This history of abuse by the three-letter agencies should be taught at every American high school and university, but it’s not. You have to go searching for it.
Surely, CNN’s Anderson Cooper is aware of Bernstein’s reporting about Operation Mockingbird.
But, if we listen to Cooper, we’re led to believe Operation Mockingbird is just a big joke.
All Cooper had to offer to the conversation in the above video clip was, “You’re being ridiculous.”
Not even worth commenting on.
Cooper casts a shame on all legitimate journalists. Because of fraudsters like him, I hate to even call myself a journalist in 2023. He and his ilk have forever tarnished the meaning of the word. They should resign in disgrace for all the damage they’ve done through their false and misleading reports. But they will never do that. They are too well paid and have become too addicted to the access they get to the rich and powerful. If they ever started reporting the truth, they would stop getting invited to all the fancy cocktail parties by the wealthy and politically connected elites in D.C., New York City, L.A., Paris and London.
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From christianpost.com
A little more than a fortnight ago, I wrote a column for The Christian Post titled “Free Speech and the State of American Culture.”
In that column, I discussed “The American Worldview Inventory,” which is researched and published by George Barna, the director of research with the Cultural Research Center located at Arizona Christian University. Barna and his team compiled exhaustive research in order to analyze the bedrock doctrines of the Christian faith to ascertain the current state of American Protestant Christianity.
Barna and his team’s research results were, and are, devastating. For example, Barna found that among Evangelical pastors, only 61% believed in the concept of absolute truth (some things are always right and some things are always wrong). And the Evangelicals are the conservative, Bible-believing Protestants.
Barna’s research was among pastors, not church members at large. If the pastors, the shepherds of the flock, have succumbed to sub-biblical worldviews, who is going to lead the people and “teach them all things whatsoever I have commanded you? (Matt. 8:18-20)
If people are not hearing a sure, certain, and uncompromising word from the pulpit, where will they find truth in this increasingly secular age in which Americans find themselves immersed?
Let us always remember that the Prince of Darkness, the Great Deceiver, is able to transform himself into “an angel of light” (II Cor. 11:14) and that Christians must “put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.” (Eph. 6:11)
And the devil is wily, deceitful and strategic. If Satan can deceive and neutralize a pastor, it is the spiritual equivalent of an expert sniper neutralizing or “taking out” the commander of a military unit. This is one of many reasons we should pray for our pastors, indeed all pastors, every day. It is a certainty they are going to get the special attention of Lucifer and his demonic minions.
It is with profound sadness that I bring to your attention a subtle, but profound example of a devastating, anti-biblical teaching coming from one of the leading Evangelical pulpiteers in America today—Andy Stanley.
The Rev. Stanley, the influential pastor of North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia, and the leader of North Point Ministries, during North Point’s Drive Conference last May, made some rather astounding comments that have now gone viral on social media.
Stanley declared,
“A gay person who still wants to attend church after the way they’ve been treated. I’m telling you they have more faith than I do. They have more faith than a lot of you.”
Here is the most troubling part of the message from this shepherd of the flock. The Rev. Stanley spoke of “the gay men and gay women who’ve come to faith in Christ as adults, who want to participate in our church.”
After acknowledging and dismissing with a casual wave of his hand and the equally dismissive statement, “I know I Corinthians 6, and I know Leviticus, and I know Romans 1, so interesting to talk about all that stuff,” Stanley declared, “But just, oh my goodness, a gay man or woman who wants to worship their Heavenly Father, who did not answer the cry of their heart when they were 12 and 13 and 14 and 15. God said, ‘No,’ and they still love God!”
He then declares, “We have something to learn from a group of men and women who love Jesus that much and who want to worship with us.”
Frankly, this is an astounding statement from a leading Evangelical pastor. When God did not answer “the cry of their heart,” is he saying that God was wrong in not accepting their sexual orientation, or is he saying that God should have answered their prayer by changing that orientation? Either option is blasphemous.
When people of whatever background, behavior, or orientation come to God, they must come without reservation, forsaking all to follow Jesus as Savior. We throw ourselves on His mercy and trust Jesus and Jesus alone for salvation. He is Lord and Savior, and we come on His terms, not ours—it is not a negotiation.
I fear the Rev. Stanley has drifted farther than he is aware from the biblical foundations of his youth, and all of his Christian brothers and sisters should pray for him, and all the Christians whom he influences, without ceasing.
So, if Andy Stanley’s approach to the LBGTQ community is wrong, and it is, what should the Christian attitude be to a gay man or a gay woman who wants to come and worship in your church, but wants to do so while still embracing and practicing same-gender sexual relationships, expecting you and our Heavenly Father to accept such behavior?
It just so happens that I had some experience in addressing just that question many years ago before the LGBTQ community had received the acceptance it has achieved in today’s America.
In the early 1970s, I was the pastor of a storefront Baptist church in the French Quarter of New Orleans. At the time, there was a significant resident homosexual population in the French Quarter, supplemented significantly by LGBTQ visitors and tourists on a daily basis. Around the corner from the church was a gay bar and a drag queen costume shop was across the street.
My church members took their transformative Christian faith very seriously which meant, among other things, they were witnessing machines. I had a difficult time keeping them supplied with tracts and other witnessing materials.
Several homosexuals were converted to faith in Jesus as their Lord and Savior—some from one-to-one witnessing and some through attending church services and hearing evangelistic sermons.
We always welcomed anyone in our church’s worship services, Bible studies, and other outreach programs, whether they were church members or not.
Christians should never discourage anyone from coming to their church for worship and spiritual sustenance. However, that is different than accepting the lifestyles they bring with them.
Our church would never accept anyone into membership (which was by baptism by immersion, subsequent to a profession of faith in Jesus as their Lord and Savior, unless by letter of recommendation from a sister Baptist church). I baptized some converts who had still not come to a conclusion about being church members. I baptized them as an act of obedience and witness to the Lord Jesus with a commitment from them that they would join a local congregation of believers when they felt convicted about when and where to join a church. (We most often counseled new converts who were not from New Orleans, many of whom were in their late teens and early 20s and who had run away from home before becoming Christians.)
We felt, with good reason, that there were a great many negative influences in New Orleans—a truly wicked city—that they were better off separating themselves from physically.
We never turned anyone away who came to worship, gay, drug addicts, Satan worshipers, prostitutes—we had them all—because the ground is level at the foot of the cross and they needed to be where the Gospel was being proclaimed and taught.
However, we made it clear that we loved and accepted them because Jesus did, but that neither Jesus nor we accepted those things in their lives that were condemned as sinful by our Savior. So even if they had experienced a conversion experience, until they removed such behaviors, they could not be church members or in positions of leadership.
I believe that is the way the churches should have dealt with homosexual and lesbian believers then and now.
Those people you truly love, you tell the truth. You are not telling them the truth when you lead them to believe that God accepts their behavior.
I am not diminishing their anguish or the fact that same-sex attraction is powerful. I lived with people dealing with this issue on a daily basis for more than two years, and on a regular basis since then.
However, as an ordained minister, and as a Christian brother, I have an obligation to my Savior, in whose army I serve, and to my fellow brothers and sisters, to be a truth-teller. And according to Holy Scripture, God does not accept or bless same-sex unions or behavior, whatever one’s sexual orientation may be. source
