How St. Joseph Helped Us This Year: Our Big Announcement

It really is remarkable. Here we are, already heading into October and with just two months left in the Church’s Year of St. Joseph. I’ve been devoted to the Patron of the Catholic Church for years, ever since his intercession healed me of a dangerous blockage in my heart. I know he saved my life.… Continue reading How St. Joseph Helped Us This Year: Our Big Announcement

The Profound Potential of Elon Musk’s New Rocket – Issue 100: Outsiders

In the late afternoon of May 5, SpaceX’s Elon Musk tweeted, “Starship landing nominal!” Musk is not known for understatement. But seeing that stainless steel behemoth soar was, for many, something more like phenomenal. Over 5 million people watched the spectacle on YouTube, perhaps many with bated breath, as every prior attempt at landing Starship… Continue reading The Profound Potential of Elon Musk’s New Rocket – Issue 100: Outsiders

Summit Gives Biden Chance to Nudge Post-Soviet States Toward Democracy

After the messy withdrawal from Afghanistan, President Biden may be ready to turn his attention to a more uplifting event on his calendar: a “summit for democracy.” But drawing up any guest lists can be fraught, especially when it’s the leader of the free world deciding who makes the cut. Among post-Soviet states, Biden is… Continue reading Summit Gives Biden Chance to Nudge Post-Soviet States Toward Democracy

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UK Military Wants To Spy On Social Media To Detect “Change In Population Sentiment”

Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Summit News, The UK Ministry of Defence has inadvertently revealed its plan to spy on social media platforms in order to detect “change(s) in population sentiment.” Despite ostensibly being about “better use of existing silos,” the MoD’s Data Strategy for Defence document explains how the military should move towards… Continue reading UK Military Wants To Spy On Social Media To Detect “Change In Population Sentiment”

What Is A Form 8K Filing and How to Use It

  If you’re a beginner day trader and aren’t sure where to do your research, there’s no need to worry. Over 20 million forms with indispensable information from companies, brokerages, and individual brokers are available for free on the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) website. You can find information on initial public offerings (IPOs), bankruptcies, mergers,… Continue reading What Is A Form 8K Filing and How to Use It

Remote Viewing: The Evidence (Psychic Spies! Stargate Project!)

https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/sqpn01/MYS103_REVISED.mp3 Podcast: Download MYS103: In the 1970s, scientists began investigating a psychic phenomenon known as remote viewing for the US government. Last week, Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli looked at the history and now they look at the evidence for remote viewing and how it would be viewed from a faith perspective. Get all new… Continue reading Remote Viewing: The Evidence (Psychic Spies! Stargate Project!)

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Sprott: The Uranium Market’s Biggest Whale

  The uranium market has made legendary price moves throughout August and September 2021 after spending several years as a forgotten commodity, dormant in a bear market.  Uranium producers suffer from a problem familiar to commodity producers in secular bear markets: their cost of production is above the spot price of the commodity. They find… Continue reading Sprott: The Uranium Market’s Biggest Whale

China and Pakistan See Eye to Eye on the Taliban—Almost

As the dust settles on the Taliban’s reconquest of Afghanistan, regional neighbors are adjusting their policies to take the new geostrategic reality into account. Among these countries are the self-proclaimed “iron brothers”—China and Pakistan. The good news for Beijing and Islamabad is that their respective policies on Taliban-run Afghanistan broadly align. But one particularly touchy… Continue reading China and Pakistan See Eye to Eye on the Taliban—Almost

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