USA - One type of mind control involves defeating logic as a method of thinking. Modern formulations of basic logic begin with the statement: You can’t have A and not-A. Which is a way of saying contradictions are unacceptable. So it’s no surprise that mind control attempts to introduce contradictions into rational processes. You see this in propaganda.
EUROPE - French President Emmanuel Macron called on Tuesday for a “real European army” as the continent marks a century since the divisions of WWI. “We have to protect ourselves with respect to China, Russia and even the United States of America,” Macron told Europe 1 radio.
IRAN - The US re-imposed all sanctions Monday on Iran that once were lifted under its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, grinding further down on the Islamic Republic’s already-ailing economy in what President Hassan Rouhani described as a “war situation” now facing Tehran.
USA - US President Donald Trump has made a last bid for voters to back the Republican party on the eve of a nationwide election that is seen as a referendum on his presidency. "Everything we have achieved is at stake tomorrow," he said during a blitz of three final rallies. The mid-term elections come half way through his four years in office, and will determine how effectively he can govern for the next two years.
AFGHANISTAN - The US serviceman killed in an insider attack in Kabul is identified as Brent Taylor, a mayor from Utah. While shocking to some back at home, this is only the latest such incident in a war that even top brass now call unwinnable. North Ogden city mayor Major Brent Taylor was deployed to Afghanistan with the Utah National Guard at the beginning of this year. Taylor’s trip to Afghanistan was the fourth such deployment for the father of seven and was due to last one year. Instead, Taylor was gunned down in an “apparent insider attack” in Kabul on Saturday. The gunman was reportedly a member of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces – whom Taylor was deployed to train and advise. The gunman managed to wound another US service member, before other Afghan forces killed him.
NORTH KOREA - Over the weekend, North Korea issued a statement warning that they will “seriously consider” returning to the development on nuclear weapons if the US continues to refuse to ease economic sanctions against them. Since North Korea halted nuclear testing and has made substantial diplomatic progress, many nations have advocated for some early sanctions relief, but so far every such effort has been blocked by the US.
USA - In some countries, doctors are paid bonuses for healing their patients, or they’re not even paid at all until the patient becomes well. In the United States, doctors are paid by Big Pharma to peddle experimental drugs made with chemicals in a laboratory that cause side effects that are worse than the conditions and symptoms being “managed.”
USA - Of all the genetic engineers who have renounced the technology — Arpad Pusztai, Belinda Martineau, Thierry Vrain, John Fagan and Michael Antoniou, among others — because of its shortsighted approach and ability to produce unintended and potentially toxic consequences, Caius Rommens' story may be the most compelling.
EUROPE - France kicks off a week of World War I commemorations from Sunday November 3, with some 80 leaders from around the globe preparing to fly in for a ceremony marking a century since the guns fell silent. French President Emmanuel Macron is gearing up for a busy week of diplomacy that will see him play host to leaders including US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. He will also be criss-crossing northern France, visiting the battlefields where hundreds of thousands of men lost their lives in the trenches.
UK - No deal appears to be unacceptable to Parliament; it therefore cannot happen except by accident. Chequers, or some watered down version of it, may equally be unacceptable to a majority in Parliament; Labour will presumably vote against anything the Government proposes, and together with Tory rebels, who regard Chequers as a sell-out, could therefore defeat it. It may also be unacceptable to Brussels if no way around the Irish border issue can be found. So does that leave the Norway option as the only practical way through this constitutional and political minefield? ‘Norway for now’ won’t work… but soon there will be no EU left to quit...
EUROPE - Brussels might learn from Russia's disastrous experiment in top-down political rule. When great empires and political systems fail, they tend to do so at frightening speed. Thus it was with the Soviet Union, which in the early 1970s was at its apogee, a global superpower which some commentators still expected to surpass and even render irrelevant its supposedly degenerate Western counterparts. But less than twenty years later, it was gone, like Shelley’s Ozymandias, King of Kings, a mere ruin amid the desert sands. Its epitaph might read the same: “Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!”
GERMANY - Germany’s Christian Democratic Union needs a “style change” at the top in the wake of heavy electoral defeats, according to Jens Spahn, the country’s health minister and a leading contender to replace Angela Merkel. “I quickly realized that things could not go on like this,” Spahn said in an interview with Die Welt published Sunday, days after Merkel’s announcement that she plans to step down as party chair at a congress in December. “We lost more than 10 percentage points each in [regional elections in] Hesse and Bavaria … Our goal as a people’s party must be [to win at least] 40 percent,” said Spahn. “For this we need a renewal of personnel and content.”
USA - One of Justice Brett M Kavanaugh’s accusers admitted this week that she made up her lurid tale of a backseat car rape, saying it “was a tactic” to try to derail the judge’s confirmation to the Supreme Court. Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Judiciary Committee revealed the fraud in a letter to the FBI and Justice Department Friday, asking them to prosecute Judy Munro-Leighton for lying to and obstructing Congress. Mr Grassley said Ms Munro-Leighton is a left-wing activist who hijacked another “Jane Doe” anonymous report about a backseat rape and claimed it as her own story, calling it a “vicious assault.” President Trump seized on the report Saturday, calling her “a vicious accuser.” “What about the others? Where are the Dems on this?” he demanded via Twitter.
FRANCE - If you’ve ever doubted whether organic food is worth the higher price tag, a study that was recently published in JAMA Internal Medicine should put your concerns to rest. In the study, French researchers showed that people who consume organic food have a 25% lower risk of cancer.
UK - BBC journalist Laura Kuenssberg warned that MPs will have to wait until Christmas eve for a vote on the Brexit deal should an agreement be secured in December. EU leaders warned at the last Brussels summit that the November summit would be pushed back until “decisive progress” has been made. BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg claimed a Brexit deal will be voted on by MPs on December 21, or even Christmas Eve.
“Just what is an APOSTLE?”
Today we find the Church of God in a “wilderness of religious confusion!”
The confusion is not merely around the Church – within the religions of the world outside – but WITHIN the very heart of The True Church itself!
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