RICK WARREN’S “Daniel Plan” demonstrates again his willingness to bend scripture to his will. We remind you that the real Daniel plan was about remaining obedient to God’s word, not maintaining a heart-healthy diet.
Also: “Baby Doc” returns to Haiti; bees fly out to sea; US Joint Special Ops Command stacked with Knights of Malta; and the Taiwanese create a video parody of Chinese President Hu’s visit to Washington, D.C.
ISN’T IT odd that WikiLeaks offers preview copies of secret government documents to major media outlets like the New York Times, Washington Post, and the Associated Press before posting them to the web? Our theory: Julian Assange is a conduit for stuff the CIA wants published, and it’s not a coincidence that the documents make the Iranians look like villains.
Also: Indonesian volcano kills its spiritual guardian; Arizona police investigate the role of Saint Death in beheading; and Michelle Obama’s $400 million “food desert” scam.
AFTER A technical glitch that ate the first ten minutes of the show, we made connections with a survivor of demonic activity who’s taking the fight back to the enemy. Sheila Broughton is pulling together the West Coast Conference on the Paranormal, tentatively set for October 9 at Irvine, California, with speakers Joe Jordan, L.A. Marzulli, Dr. Michael Heiser, Zen Garcia, Russ Dizdar, Helena Lehman, and Dr. Joy Jeffries Pugh.
This is a huge undertaking, especially for someone who’s out of work at the moment, so help is appreciated. Find more information, contact Sheila by email at cydonia222 (at) ymail dot com.
The View From The Bunker archive and links to the live show are at the new View From the Bunker website, www.VFTB.net. And check out the other like-minded Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.
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