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The Thread of Evil
A new
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Mr.
Tom
Kerry goes into what the
Bible say in Prophecy about
the future of the United
States in light of the
current events taking place
in America.
The Bible tells us to
watch for the sings that
will bring an end to the
world as we know now.
A time when Christ will
return and rule the earth.
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A NEW Song by Mr.
Mark Rusinko
'THE AGONY"
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"AMERICA SOLD OUT"
America has lost
it's Moral, Ethical,
Spiritual and is
ready to bankrupt
itself to ultimately
lose it's
Physical/Financial
way. The
problem is, "America
hasn't any idea as
to Why or How?
Following the
election on November
6, 2012, we are
witnessing another
"Embarkation" of
America.
The Bible predicted
many year ago that
there is a way to
prosperity and a way
to financial ruin.
America has taken
the way of financial
ruin.
In this 3 part
series, Mr. Tom
Kerry goes into the
"Truth" about why
America Cannot Fix
it's own problems,
and why it will take
Jesus Christ to
resolve the Calamity
we have today.
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Israel
strikes Syrian military research
center, US official says
Israeli
jets bombed a military research
facility north of Damascus early
Sunday, a senior official told
NBC News -- the second Israeli
attack on targets in Syria in
recent days.
Heavy
explosions shook the city, and
video shot by activists showed a
fireball rising into the sky
after Sunday's strikes.
Reuters
reported that a Western
intelligence source said the
operation hit Iranian-supplied
missiles that were en route to
the Hezbollah militia in
Lebanon.
A rebel
spokesman, who spoke from a
“liberated area” held by the
opposition in Damascus, told NBC
News there were huge explosions
just before 2 a.m. Sunday local
time (7 p.m. Saturday ET) in the
Qaysoun mountains on the edge of
Damascus.
“Around
10 locations were hit," the
spokesman said. "It was
difficult to tell what was hit
in the raid and what exploded
afterwards. Some of the targets
were weapons and weapons depots.
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Sen.
Graham: Benghazi
Testimony 'Going to
Make You Mad'
Sen. Lindsey Graham
said on Saturday
that once Americans
hear the testimony
of three State
Department survivors
of the Sept. 11,
2012 attacks on the
U.S. diplomatic
mission in Libya
next week, “it’s
going to make you
mad. It’s going to
make you upset.”
“Come Wednesday,
you’re going to
start hearing the
truth about
Benghazi,” the South
Carolina Republican
told former Arkansas
Gov. Mike Huckabee
on his Fox News
program.
“Our people were
abandoned. They were
denied assistance,”
Graham said in an
interview via
satellite from
Greenville, S.C.
“And what you were
told by this
administration after
the fact was a
complete political
smokescreen.”
On Wednesday, the
House Oversight and
Government Reform
Committee — chaired
by GOP Rep. Darrell
Issa of California —
will hold widely
anticipated hearings
on the Sept. 11
attacks at the
consulate in
Benghazi.
Ambassador Chris
Stevens and three
other Americans,
including two former
Navy SEALS, died in
the assaults.
The career State
Department employees
- self described
Benghazi
"whistleblowers" -
are scheduled to
testify. Their
names were not
disclosed in news
reports earlier on
Saturday.
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Spanish
FM: Abbas wants negotiations
with Israel
Garcia-Margallo tells Peres that
Abbas asked him to convey
message that he would like to
see confidence building
measures.
Palestinian Authority President
Mahmoud Abbas wants to negotiate
peace with Israel and would like
to see an offer of
confidence-building measures,
Spanish Foreign Minister Jose
Manuel Garcia- Margallo told
Israel’s President Shimon Peres
on Tuesday.
He spoke with Peres after
meeting with Abbas in Amman on
Saturday and explained to the
Israeli president that his
country wanted to help ensure
that a two-state solution is
reached.
“I had a meeting with President
Abbas and I felt that he is
willing to negotiate a peace
process. He asked me to convey a
message that he would like to
see confidence-building measures
regarding political prisoners
and the problem of the
settlements,” Garcia-Margallo
said.
“I transmitted to him and to the
Jordanian authorities and now to
you that you can count on Spain
for any help we can offer to
bring peace to this city, this
city of peace,” Garcia-Margallo
said.
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Obama:
State pro-life laws impeding
'progress'
President Obama addressed the
nation's largest abortion
provider Friday (April 26),
criticizing pro-life laws on the
state level and saying that
those who wish to restrict or
ban abortion are trying to turn
back "progress."
Obama never mentioned the word
"abortion" during his speech at
the Planned Parenthood gala,
preferring words such as
"choice." Planned Parenthood
performed a record 333,964
abortions during 2010-11, the
most recent year for which
statistics are available.
He became the first sitting
president to address Planned
Parenthood.
"After decades of progress
there's still those who want to
turn back the clock to policies
more suited to the 1950s than
the 21st century," Obama said.
"And they're involved in an
orchestrated and historic effort
to roll back basic rights when
it comes to women's health.
Forty-two states have introduced
laws that would ban or severely
limit access to a woman's right
to choose."
He mentioned, by name, two
states: North Dakota and
Mississippi.
"In North Dakota, they just
passed a law that outlaws your
right to choose, starting as
early as six weeks," he told the
crowd.
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Assault weapons ban dropped
from Senate gun control bill
The
leader of the
Democrat-controlled Senate
on Tuesday dropped a
proposed assault weapons ban
from the chamber’s
gun-control package –
dealing a blow to supporters
of the ban, though it could
still come up for a vote.
The sponsor of the measure,
Sen. Dianne Feinstein,
D-Calif., revealed that Reid
told her the proposed ban
would not be in the initial
package. Feinstein said
she's "disappointed" with
the decision, and is
expected to nevertheless
offer it as an amendment.
But the move by Reid to cut
it from the main bill
signals a lack of
congressional support for a
proposal that would not only
revive, but strengthen, the
decade-long ban that expired
in 2004.
The proposed ban passed was
passed last week by the
Senate Judiciary Committee,
along with three other
measures. The others dealt
with providing more school
safety aid, expanding
federal background checks on
potential gun buyers and
helping authorities
prosecute illegal gun
traffickers.
Feinstein has led the
gun-control charge since
President Obama called for
federal legislation in the
wake of the Newtown and
other mass shootings.
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Iraq:
Prospects of partition as
violence takes its toll
Some observers see the current flare-up in Iraq as the
worst crisis to afflict the country since its emergence into statehood in 1921.
Others
deem it the most critical moment
since the fall of Saddam Hussein
in 2003... or since the final
withdrawal of US troops at the
end of 2011.
Many
are convinced that Iraq is on
the brink of a destructive
sectarian civil war that would
herald its disintegration as the
country we know, and that
agreement on partition would be
the least-bad option.
Apart
from its own often centrifugal
internal dynamics, Iraq finds
itself caught up in acute
regional tensions, with its
disparate components pulled in
different directions by the same
outside forces engaged in the
struggle in neighbouring Syria,
whose conflict is impacting
directly on Iraq.
However
you look at it, it is not good.
But
that does not necessarily mean
the direst predictions are fated
to come true.
The
country has in the past shown a
remarkable ability to hobble
from crisis to crisis, muddling
along without either reaching a
stable solution or exploding
into pieces.
But a clear worst-case scenario is visible and plausible.
It would see the country fragment in turmoil on sectarian and ethnic lines between its three major communities, the majority Shia (60%), the Sunnis and the Kurds.
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