The altar is currently in the form of loose stone blocks ready to be transported to the Temple Mount and stored in a manner that will enable them to be transported and assembled at a moment’s notice. When complete, the altar will be a square nine feet on each side and five feet tall, and includes a ramp for the priests to ascend.

The decision to prepare the blocks and all the details of their composition is the result of a long study performed by the members of the Sanhedrin in conjunction with the Temple Institute. The stones are made of aerated concrete and are fit for use in the Temple. There are plans underway to prepare a new set made of actual stones which are considered the ideal material from which to build the altar.

Pontiff: “I’m here to let you know that this event is something that’s going to be very beautiful and for the children and the people that supported are going to realize that this is going to be the grooming of the next generation. We are trying to groom the next generation to not see the way that they just did.“

"Unfortunately, the Drag Queen Story Hour program is turning public libraries into platforms to advance the transgender revolution, places where pro-homosexual activists are given access to children as young as three,” John Ritchie, director of TFP Student Action, told LifeSiteNews.

What next? A Brexit timeline

DECEMBER 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10

MPs debate the deal for 40 hours over five days in the House of Commons.

DECEMBER 9 (potentially)

Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn debate the deal live on television.

DECEMBER 11

MPs vote in parliament.

If it’s a no, the Government has until the 21 January 2019 to put forward a new plan.

DECEMBER 13/14, 2018

The final EU Council summit of the year, in which EU member states are expected to vote on the withdrawal deal (this is dependent on what happens in the Commons on December 11).

They will vote it through, as all EU member states unanimously approved the deal at a special summit earlier this month.

JANUARY 21, 2019

If the deal hasn’t been passed through Parliament by this date, the Government is required by law to make a statement within five days on how it intends to proceed.

Possible outcomes include a) leaving without a deal, b) seeking an extension to the Article 50 process, c) holding a second referendum, d) a general election.

JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2019

If the UK Parliament approves the Brexit deal the ratification process to write the bill into law begins, which should be completed before the March Brexit deadline.

The Government will put forward a new piece of legislation: the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill.

This will pass into law some of Brexit’s biggest issues, including the agreement on citizens’ rights, the financial settlement and the details of the transition.

MARCH 2019

The European Parliament get a final vote on the deal, closely followed by the European Council, which will need at least 20 countries representing at least 65 percent of the population of the EU to approve it.

MARCH 29, 2019

Brexit day: The UK leaves the EU, and the transition period begins.

The UK can now begin trade talks with the EU.

DECEMBER 21, 2020

The transition period is due to end, but it may yet be extended.

JANUARY 1, 2021

If the UK still cannot negotiate a trade deal with the EU that avoids a hard border in Northern Ireland and the transition period has not been extended, then the ‘backstop’ arrangement in the withdrawal agreement will come into effect.

Religious institutions are still the single biggest recipients of overall charity donations, according to the 2015 survey by the Giving USA Foundation. About 32 percent — $119.3 billion — of a total of $373.25 billion Americans gave to charities went to churches, synagogues, mosques and temples. But that is down from about 50 percent since 1990, according to Rick Dunham, vice chairman of Giving USA, and the percentage has been “in steady decline for some time.”

We are witnessing societal change happen at a pace that would have been absolutely unthinkable a couple of generations ago. This is especially true for our young people. If you go back to 1986, just 10 percent of all young adults were “religiously unaffiliated”, but now that number has jumped all the way to 39 percent…

That makes young adults the single largest group of “nones” in the entire country. We are living at a time when there is a mass exodus from the Christian faith in America, and it is likely going to take something quite dramatic to reverse that trend.

Not only did early Americans identify themselves as Christians, but nearly all of them regularly attended church. Now our society is moving very rapidly in the exact opposite direction, and many believe that this has tremendous implications for the future of our nation.

MEP Marcel de Graaf stated, “Countries who import the third world will become the third world.”  He said that mass migration has led to a surge in murder and rape in Europe.  He revealed that the compact extends the definition of hate speech by criminalizing criticism of migration, and individuals who speak out against migration risk being jailed. Media outlets that are unfavorable to migration could be shut down.

Youtube commentator, Stefan Molyneux, analyzes the UN compact and listed its sinister demands that places migrants above citizen taxpayers who are forced to pay for their own destruction. He points out that European open borders and massive welfare benefits has created a black market for human smuggling and slavery.

Australia, Switzerland, Poland and Israel were the latest countries to reject the United Nations Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration. The compact will force Western countries to open their borders, provide safe passage and funding for an endless wave of third world migrants. The agreement will bankrupt the West. It is a globalist’s dream.

Intentionally blocking out the sun with chemical aerosols, we’re now being told, could be a critical tool for stopping global warming (or climate change, or whatever they’re calling this hysterical conspiracy theory these days). Except there’s just one problem: people, animals, and plants need the sun, which anyone who took elementary school science well knows.

Part of how plants grow and thrive is through photosynthesis, one of the primary components of which is unobstructed natural sunlight. Humans also require natural exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays, which trigger the production of 25-hydroxyvitamin D, the pro-hormone more popularly known as vitamin D, in people’s bodies.

Believe it or not, researchers from two of the most esteemed universities in the world, Harvard University and Yale University, don’t seem to understand any of this. Keep in mind that just a few short years ago, these same “scientists” and “news” outlets that are now widely reporting on the supposed need for geoengineering in order to “cool” the planet rabidly denied that such a concept even existed. Anyone who dared to even speak of “chemtrails” or “geoengineering” was dubbed a “lunatic” conspiracy theorist – even though chemtrails have been visible in our skies for more than a decade.

Somehow, these same social manipulators have decided that the time is ripe to stop lying, at least about the existence of chemtrails. But they’re continuing to peddle the global warming lie along with their latest admission that chemtrails exist, going a step further to insist that they’re necessary for planetary survival – and climate zealots everywhere are cheering them on as saviors of the world.

As an example of this worrisome and effective truth-telling, Spaulding cited one of RT’s weekly shows, America’s Lawyer, hosted by prominent US trial lawyer Mike Papantonio. The theme of this show, Spaulding revealed to the audience is that the US justice system is “corrupt and broken” and has been “taken over by politicians and the elite for their own corrupt ends.”

“They feature every week, stories from our courts all across the country to demonstrate the truth of this statement. I don’t think there’s anything in there that is a lie.” A truthful news show dedicated to exposing the corruption of the American justice system? Terrifying! Adversaries like Russia, Spaulding said, are “using information operations, sometimes enabled by cyber, to weaken us” – but the reason it can be so effective, she said, is that the information doesn’t have to be a lie.

Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan tried to put the best face on things, telling reporters, “We failed the audit, but we never expected to pass it.” Shanahan suggested that the DoD should get credit for attempting an audit, saying, “It was an audit on a $2.7 trillion organization, so the fact that we did the audit is substantial.” The truth, though, is that the DoD was dragged kicking and screaming to this audit by bipartisan frustration in Congress, and the result, had this been a major corporation, likely would have been a crashed stock.

So here’s the situation: We have a Pentagon budget that a former DOD internal-audit supervisor, Jack Armstrong, bluntly labels “garbage.” We have a Congress unable to evaluate each new fiscal year’s proposed Pentagon budget because it cannot know how much money was actually spent during prior years. And we have a Department of Defense that gives only lip service to fixing any of this. Why should it? The status quo has been generating ever-higher DoD budgets for decades, not to mention bigger profits for Boeing, Lockheed, and other military contractors.

The losers in this situation are everyone else. The Pentagon’s accounting fraud diverts many billions of dollars that could be devoted to other national needs: health care, education, job creation, climate action, infrastructure modernization, and more. Indeed, the Pentagon’s accounting fraud amounts to theft on a grand scale — theft not only from America’s taxpayers, but also from the nation’s well-being and its future.

Mentioning the two countries’ shared responsibility to cooperate in the interests of the global economy, Cui warned about dire consequences if US hawks try to drive a wedge between the world’s two largest economies. He drew parallels to the tariff wars the industrial countries fought during the 1930s, resulting in a collapse of global trade and stoking tensions in the run-up to World War Two.

‘The lessons of history are still there. In the last century, we had two world wars, and in between them, the Great Depression. I don’t think anybody should really try to have a repetition of history’, he observed. Cui Tiankai said China wanted to avoid a trade war and hoped to resolve the impasse caused by US President Donald Trump’s demands for large-scale concessions from Beijing to correct a towering trade deficit with China.

GDP could fall by as much as 8% next year, exceeding the depth of the recession that followed the financial crisis in one of the worst-ever peacetime capitulations for the economy. However, the gloomy figures were criticised by respected economists Paul Krugman, a former winner of the Nobel prize in economics, and Andrew Sentance, a former member of the bank’s interest rate-setting committee, who said they were too severe.

According to the Bank’s analysis, house prices could fall by 30% and the unemployment rate could increase from its current level of 4.1% to about 7.5%, while interest rates could be forced to rise as inflation increased to 6.5%.

The report, which was peer reviewed and took three years to compile, sets out the scale of the problems as well as evidence-driven solutions. The food system also fails to properly nourish billions of people. More than 820 million people went hungry last year, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, while a third of all people did not get enough vitamins.

At the same time, 600 million people were classed as obese and 2 billion overweight, with serious consequences for their health. On top of this, more than 1 billion tonnes of food is wasted every year, a third of the total produced. “The global food system is broken,” said Tim Benton, professor of population ecology, at the University of Leeds, who is a member of one of the expert editorial groups which produced the report.