Saw an article on yahoo and went on yt and Daniel Davis is reading the report. This is important news for "ALL" to hear. youtube.com/live/Tut6dmaiojs?cbrd=1&ucbcb=1 Remember the officers who stepped down and were fired who refused to kill innocent people in the water.
Did You Know? Every war produces lies. The Iran conflict has shown how much easier artificial intelligence has made the business of manufacturing them. Social media has been inundated with fabricated images, synthetic video, recycled clips, and staged “evidence” presented as breaking news from the battlefield. Some items were quickly exposed. Many were believed first and corrected later. By that stage, the damage had already been done. Reuters has had to debunk AI-generated images of a Saudi hotel supposedly set ablaze after an Iranian strike, a fake image and video of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei under rubble, and a fabricated missile barrage over Tel Aviv. Fake content spreading quickly is one problem. Another is that the public is losing confidence in the very idea of visual proof. A dramatic image arrives and its credibility is immediately questioned. It could be real, recycled, doctored, or totally synthetic. In wartime, that uncertainty is a weapon in itself. It confuses viewers, …
The Vatican appeals court has declared the trial of Cardinal Angelo Becciu invalid, overturning his 2023 conviction and ordering a full retrial to begin June 22. In a 16-page ruling, the court found on Tuesday procedural errors by both prosecutors and Pope Francis. It did not rule on Cardinal Becciu’s guilt or innocence, but concluded the original proceedings were flawed. The indictment was nullified for two main reasons. First, Francis issued four secret decrees granting prosecutors expanded powers, including surveillance. These decrees were never published and were disclosed to the defense only shortly before trial. The court ruled that at least one decree effectively functioned as law and, because it was not made public, was legally invalid. Second, prosecutors were found to have withheld and redacted key evidence, including phone records and messages. The court said this violated the defendants’ right to a fair trial. The ruling is historic, because it raises questions about the …More
World Health Organization Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in Kuwait City, Kuwait on July 28, 2021 (State Department photo by Ron Przysucha/ Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons). The World Health Organization will convene an online international pandemic control session on Wednesday, March 18, centered on the unelected globalist group’s Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (PIP) Framework, according to a WHO press release. PIP is the international structure through which the WHO, a foreign syndicate, dictates how influenza virus samples are transferred worldwide, and how pandemic vaccines, antivirals, and diagnostics are allocated once an influenza pandemic response is activated. The new pandemic control session, organized through the WHO’s Epidemics and Pandemics Information Network (EPI-WIN), will decree how governments, laboratories participating in the WHO influenza surveillance network, and pharmaceutical manufacturers operate under the framework during an influenza pandemic …
The late Cardinal Johannes Joachim Degenhardt (1926–2002), Archbishop of Paderborn, has been portrayed as a perpetrator of child homosexual abuse in many German media outlets, ranging from state television to the tabloid Bild. Some reports have even suggested that he was part of a so-called 'pedocriminal network'. However, the 747-page historical study commissioned by the Archdiocese of Paderborn and published on 12 March shows that these claims are not supported by the study. Where the Allegations Originated The accusations originated from Reinhold Harnisch, the spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Paderborn's "victims' advisory board". Harnisch claimed that Degenhardt had been part of a paedophile ring and that boys were transported between clergy. Study Finds No Evidence of Personal Abuse While the study is highly critical of the church leadership, including Cardinal Degenhardt, it found no evidence of personal abuse. It documents delayed or inadequate responses to allegations, the …More
Cardinal Willem Eijk of Utrecht celebrated his first public Mass in the Roman rite on Sunday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception (known as the Grote Kerk) in Oss, the Netherlands. In his homily (video below), he spoke about the Gospel of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes. Cardinal Eijk recounted an example from the 1950s in the Netherlands. A priest teaching religion at a Catholic school told students that the multiplication of the loaves should not be taken literally, since such a miracle would be impossible. Instead, he explained it as a moral story: people shared the food they already had because they were inspired by Jesus’ preaching about love. Eijk added that this kind of denial destroyed the faith of many Catholics. He recalled that in the 1950s and 1960s the once-strong Church in the Netherlands collapsed, identifying one of the causes as poor preaching by clergy who themselves undermined belief. According to him, the faith of once-convinced Catholics was “…More
John 8:39-47 The Jews said to him, “Abraham is our father.” Jesus said to them, “You are from your father, the devil, and you choose to carry out your father’s desires.
Saint Luke 13:35 Behold, your house is left to youdesolate: and verily I say to you, You shall not see me until the time come when you shall say, Blessed is he that comes in the name of the Lord. BEDE; you shall not see, that is, unless you have worked repentance, and confessed Me to be the Son of the Father Almighty, you shall not see My face at the second coming.
Tech billionaire Peter Thiel, 58, is holding a closed-door lecture series at Palazzo Orsini Taverna in Rome’s historic center on the theme of the Antichrist (March 15–18). Organized by the cultural association Vincenzo Gioberti, about 100 invited participants attended. Among them are many Americans, including priests and seminarians from the Angelicum. This pontifical university had originally been supposed to host the event before Vatican intervention. According to LaStampa.it (March 16), Thiel said: “I am a Christian, I want to preserve freedom, and I fear the Antichrist.” Thiel grew up in an Evangelical Christian family and has said that his worldview is shaped by “Christianity”. Shaped by Homosexuality Already in 2007, the Silicon Valley blog Valleywag, run by the media company Gawker Media, published an article stating that Thiel “is totally gay.” Thiel later secretly funded Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against Gawker over a leaked sex tape. The case resulted in a $140 million verdict …More
Police in Lumberton, Texas, called in FBI assistance to investigate an incident in which a woman drove a pickup truck through the foyer and into the sanctuary of a Catholic church.
Here's one study that shows the potential use of ivermectin for the possible the treatment of cancer. It's tilted, "Ivermectin as an Alternative Anticancer Agent: A Review of Its Chemical Properties and Therapeutic Potential." According to the Canadian government, such studies have not been done. Wrong. The study conclusion: "This review highlights the growing body of evidence supporting ivermectin (IVM) as a potential anticancer agent. Its chemical characteristics, such as high molecular weight, lipophilicity, and low water solubility pose significant challenges for systemic application; however, advances in drug delivery strategies, including nanoencapsulation and co-crystallization, show promise in overcoming these barriers." In short, ivermectin may help those who are suffering from cancer. The answer from those in charge should be: let's investigate further and find out. Not so in Canada. The use of ivermectin is banned. The claim is that Health Canada has not approved its use. …
French born Rev Jakob Rolland, chancellor of the Diocese of Reykjavik, Iceland, told the state television Ruv.is the Church's teaching on homosexual acts. On March 5, police announced it examines the remarks and assess whether there is reason to begin an investigation. Like most priests in nominally Lutheran Iceland, Rev Rolland is a missionary. He has lived in Iceland for decades and has even changed his first name to make it more Icelandic — "no one here could say 'Jacques'". The collapsed Protestantism has arguably been replaced by the state religion of "LGBT+ advocacy". In the interview, Rev. Rolland responded affirmatively when asked if the Church hopes homosexuals will change over time, adding that it provides them with support: “That is what is very much lacking in modern society. Someone who wants to leave such a lifestyle receives no assistance.” Homosexuals who seek help from a priest of the Catholic Church “cannot find” psychologists or social workers to help them. Rev. …More
One is reminded of lawsuits brought on behalf of children who were given sex reassignment therapies and surgeries against the doctors who recommended or performed those procedures. Now years later they bitterly regret the physical and mental anguish they endure. Their wish is that they had recieved better counsel. Those professionals acted against their better judgement--surely they knew better--but were themselves pressured to go along with the current of the day. To prohibit this Priest from advising against acts and a way of living that can bring great unhappiness into someone's life is an act of craven elitism.