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P.I.D. Radio 3/4/13: Sinkholes and Locusts

Locusts in EgyptLAST WEEK had plenty to chew on for people who like a good dose of impending doom: As we prepare for the election of Pope Benedict’s successor, a 20-foot sinkhole swallowed a Florida man while he lay in bed, and a swarm of more than 30 million locusts ate its way across Egypt — interestingly, just three weeks before the start of Passover.

Also: Cardinal Bertone bugs the Vatican; DHS buys light-duty tanks and dozens of drones; Stuxnet beta’s devious attack on Iran; and we briefly discuss the work of Sue Bradley (article archive here).

Sharon and Derek are presenters at the upcoming Chicago Summit #3, with Russ Dizdar, L.A. Marzulli, Doug Woodward, Rob Skiba, Doug Hamp, and Tom Dunn of the Josiah Project.  Details online here.

We will also be at the Pikes Peak Prophecy Summit July 26-28, 2013 with Gary Stearman, Tom Horn, Chuck Missler, L.A. Marzulli, Joseph Farah, Dr. Stan Monteith, Cris Putnam, and many more.  Get information here.

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P.I.D. Radio 2/4/13: Looking to 2030

Global trendsAS WE enter month #2 of 2013, we discuss a new intelligence analysis that looks ahead to the year 2030.  It’s an interesting read — but from our perspective, mainly useful to know what the National Intelligence Council wants us to think about the future.

Also: Hostage situation in Alabama resolved; parallels between ancient Rome and the modern USA; world population may be on the verge of declining; and defending the faith with gentleness and respect.

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P.I.D. Radio 1/20/13: More Adventures in Africa

Algerian hostage crisisALGERIAN SPECIAL forces stormed a natural gas plant in the Sahara Desert Sunday, ending a hostage situation that reportedly claimed over 80 lives, including those of the 32 militants who attacked the plant last week. It is unclear if any of the hostages survived.

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