Monthly Archives: January 2020

Understanding Mortality

Posted on Friday 31 January 2020 by

God protected Israel when she was faithful to the Covenant. Take the time to analyze the broader history of the Ancient Near East. You will see that Israel rose on the collapse of one older and fading empire, and conquered … Continue reading →

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It Outlives This World

Posted on Thursday 30 January 2020 by

Never get confused by the published rhetoric: Zionists have always planned to steal Palestine by any means necessary to get what they want. Lying to the Gentiles (everyone who isn’t Jewish) is just a part of the method. Zionists recognize … Continue reading →

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Sift Propaganda by Your Convictions

Posted on Wednesday 29 January 2020 by

The way to handle propaganda and lies is not to simply avoid reading news at all, but to be aware of the efforts to manipulate. The ancient Flood of Noah’s day involved breaking a permanent cloud cover over the earth. … Continue reading →

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Don’t Let Them Manipulate You

Posted on Tuesday 28 January 2020 by

While the story is a little breathless and overstated, the substance is accurate enough: Avast and AVG antivirus products are tracking you and selling your data. Furthermore, it is virtually impossible to prevent “unmasking” the individuals within this data flow. … Continue reading →

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Busted, Again

Posted on Monday 27 January 2020 by

I made an update to my post about mysterious traffic. The problem is most likely something inherent in Linux when running on that laptop. I cannot possibly account for what that might be, but the Linux OS is doing something … Continue reading →

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Current News Review 13

Posted on Saturday 25 January 2020 by

The current panic about the corona virus spreading across China, and from there to the rest of the world, is manufactured. The health threat is real, but only because of the long term malnutrition arising from cultural blindness. A polluted … Continue reading →

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No Place for Horror

Posted on Thursday 23 January 2020 by

As a fiction genre, heart-led people have no use for genuine horror stories and flicks. The campy silly stuff is entertaining enough, but genuine horror fiction is founded on a pagan fear of the unknown, and is wholly inconsistent with … Continue reading →

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