How to Spot a False Flag Event - by Pastor Chuck Baldwin

Count me as one that became very skeptical about any conspiracy theory I had heard about. Thanks, Alex Jones. Thanks, George Noory. The problem is that after awhile, one gets tired of doing google searches on everything we hear or read about. And in addition, another problem is the commercial saturation, and all the wonderful products you could purchase to survive all that was predicted to come our way. (And, may I add, never did!)  Global economic collapse? Buy your gold and silver here! Natural disasters coming our way? Get your survival food good for 25 years (and don't forget to pick up your solar powered generator while you're here)! Let's not forget about the coming police state and jackbooted thugs breaking down your door: We have guns and ammo for you!

So, I'm a complete skeptic. Well, I was, anyway, but as it goes for those of us that do occasionally dig deeper, I found some plausible information that I must share with my fellow skeptics. I guess I have to admit that sometimes, I have to actually be skeptical about my skepticism, and that there may be a good reason to find out that not everything we are told by our mainstream media and government is quite accurate:

It's time for those of us who have been reluctant to consider the possibility that our own government (and the governments of Israel and Great Britain) could actually be complicit in domestic terrorism in order to further a nefarious agenda to at least stop accepting the government and media’s version of these tragedies at face value. For the most part, the mainstream media is little more than a propaganda ministry for the federal government. We haven’t seen true objective investigative journalism since before the death of John F. Kennedy.

Granted, not every national tragedy is part of a government conspiracy--and there is a plethora of "conspiracy nuts" out there to whom EVERYTHING is a conspiracy and through which we must wade to try to ascertain the truth. These people make it difficult for all of us. The Internet has provided the Chicken Littles of the world with an opportunity to play journalist. And their “everything's-a-conspiracy” rants only serve to mask the true conspiracies and turn the average John Doe away from the truth. That’s why I believe that many of these “conspiracy-everywhere” Internet bloggers are actually PART OF THE CONSPIRACY. Their job is to make genuine whistleblowers and researchers look like conspiracy “kooks.” Then, of course, there are genuine kooks out there, too.

Regardless, the similarities and "coincidences" of many of these national tragedies are just too numerous for rational people to ignore. I believe Mr. Swift's analysis is very intelligent, coherent, and plausible.

Please read the rest of the excellent article by Chuck Baldwin here, and the article by Sebastian Swift here.

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North Korea EMP attack could destroy U.S. – right now

Imagine if all the lights in America went off – never to come back on again.

Imagine if all the computers in America got fried – never to come back on again.

Imagine if all the cars in America dependent on fancy circuitry wouldn’t start – ever again.

Imagine if the grocery stores and the gas stations had to close up – for good.

That’s the kind of scenario an EMP attack can cause. The scenarios suggest massive starvation, lawlessness and chaos beyond anything Americans can imagine.

Make no mistake, there is only one reason that I am posting this story from over a year ago. It is that the story was on WND, and it seems that some people really believe that stories on WND are "[r]idiculous drivel from World News Daily. You'd be better off reading The Enquirer."  That was the reaction from a reader that I read when I posted this story China reveals 'ace' against U.S. military ~ by F. Michael Maloof which was also found on WND.com.

I had a reply for that comment: "...Better just write off 95% of the new media, then, and stick to the Mainstream Media drivel."

It may just be what people consider to be predictions when they read stories like this one on the New Media that may make them have their doubts. The story being blogged here was posted back on 1/1/13. I did this to illustrate my point: It hasn't happened! But, that doesn't mean that it won't happen! We can only hope that it never does happen! But we don't have to cower and shiver in fear because something could happen, either. We just can't afford to bury our heads in the sand like the mainstream media does. When they do report on a story like this, it is usually just to ridicule the reporting on the subject. 

There may be nothing that we can do to stop such a tragedy from happening (except for maybe prayer). What really does matter is that you prepare yourself for an event that could feasibly happen. How you prepare yourself is the question that you will need to decide for yourself. Do you become a prepper or survivalist, and arm yourself to the teeth? Or, will you just stockpile water and food? Or, will you just pray that you will have a way to deal with it if (and when) it happens?

So, if anything does happen - like an EMP attack - just don't ever say that nobody warned you. This isn't like Al Gore's global warming doom and gloom predictions that may NEVER happen. Our enemies, such as Iran and North Korea, could feasibly have the needed technology in the near future, if not already, to make an EMP attack happen.  I'm just sayin'...

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• China reveals 'ace' against U.S. military ~ by F. Michael Maloof

North Korea EMP attack could destroy U.S. – right now

'Red Dawn' scenario is kid's play compared with this scenario

Published: January 1, 2013 at 7:45 PM

From WND.com

North Korea now has an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of delivering a nuclear weapon to the United States, as demonstrated by their successful launch and orbiting of a satellite on Dec. 12, the Washington Times reports.

In fact, the Times report says, “North Korea is a mortal nuclear threat to the United States – right now.”

It’s not just the threat of conventional nuclear attack that has experts worried. Nor is the North Korea invasion scenario in the new remake of “Red Dawn” a realistic risk.

The real concern is that North Korea now has miniaturized nuclear weapons for ballistic missile delivery and armed missiles with nuclear warheads that could destroy the U.S. in a single blow with an EMP attack that would send the U.S. back to 19th century technology a la the NBC TV show “Revolution.”

And North Korea is hardly the only threat to destroy what some other nations and rogue players call “the Great Satan.”

~~~ READ MORE at WND.com ~~~

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The good news about nuclear destruction ~ By Shane Connor

This article by Shane Conner, CEO of www.ki4u.com - consultants and developers of Civil Defense solutions to government, NPOs and individual families - is extremely important for you to read. In fact, you should make sure that you also share it with others, as Shane suggests. As you will learn in this column, a "defeatist attitude was born as the disarmament movement ridiculed any competing alternatives to their ban-the-bomb agenda, like Civil Defense." The good news is that many more people would be able to survive a nuclear detonation if they are prepared and know the right and wrong things to do.

RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL READING
"What To Do If A Nuclear Disaster Is Imminent!"
The Golden Horde ~ By Patrice Lewis


The good news about nuclear destruction

By Shane Connor

December 23, 2010 ~ 1:00 am Eastern

© 2010

What possible "good news" could there ever be about nuclear destruction coming to America, whether it is dirty bombs, terrorist nukes, or ICBMs from afar?

In a word, they are all survivable for the vast majority of American families, If they know what to do beforehand and have made even the most modest of preparations.

Tragically, though, most Americans today won't give much credence to this good news, much less seek out such vital lifesaving instruction, as they have been jaded by our culture's pervasive myths of nuclear un-survivability.

Most people think that if nukes go off then everybody is going to die, or it'll be so bad they'll wish they had. That's why you hear such absurd comments as: "If it happens, I hope I'm at ground zero and go quickly."

This defeatist attitude was born as the disarmament movement ridiculed any competing alternatives to their ban-the-bomb agenda, like Civil Defense. The activists wanted all to think there was no surviving a nuke; banning them all was your only hope. The sound Civil Defense strategies of the '50s and '60s have been derided as being largely ineffective, or at worst a cruel joke. With the supposed end of the Cold War in the '80s, most Americans saw neither a need to prepare, nor believed that preparation would do any good. Today, with growing prospects of nuclear terrorism and nuclear saber-rattling from rogue nations, we see emerging among the public either paralyzing fear or irrational denial. People can't even begin to envision effective preparations for ever surviving a nuclear attack. They think it totally futile, bordering on lunacy, to even try.

Ironically, these disarmament activists, regardless their noble intent, have rendered millions of Americans even more vulnerable to perishing from nukes in the future.

The biggest surprise for most Americans, from the first flash of a nuke being unleashed, is that they will still be here, though ill-equipped to survive for long, if they don't know what to do beforehand from that first second of the flash onward.

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Calling all kooks ~ By Patrice Lewis

By Patrice Lewis Posted: June 20, 2009 1:00 am Eastern © 2009 A few days ago, a dear but liberal friend came to visit. (She voted for Obama, but I love her anyway.) This friend is aware of our concerns about the economy. As we walked out to the garden to look at the newly sprouting vegetables, she commented, "I hear so many people are planting gardens that seed companies are running out of seeds." "They're calling them recession gardens," I replied. "People are planting them because they're worried about a steady food supply in the future." "No, they're planting them because Michelle Obama planted a garden at the White House," my friend replied. "They're following her example." Uh, no. I find this typical of Obama supporters: They deny reality. People can't be scared by Obama – they're inspired by him instead! Last week I drove to the airport to pick up some friends. The route took me through what I call Car Row because of the number of new and used dealerships. Because I don't go to the airport very often, it had been a while since I'd traveled this particular stretch of road. What I saw startled me. Some of the car dealerships were gone. Their parking lots were empty, the showrooms were bare, and "For Lease" signs stood forlornly near the road. The remaining dealerships looked … well, desperate. Other businesses in the area were gone, too. Restaurants, a ballet studio, furniture stores … many were vacant. Although this is anecdotal, it seemed a stunningly visible illustration of the current state of our economy. Contrary to the sweetness and light claims of the present administration, the people of Flyover Country know darned good and well the economy is not improving. Many are scared of the government's interference in the free market and private sector. Some of us are concerned enough to stockpile supplies. This automatically labels us, for some reason, as kooks. Kooks believe there will be widespread disruption of our current luxurious lifestyle in the near future. Since we're not enamored of the government's handling of the economy, we're considered "nutjobs" and "dumb" when we stockpile essentials. (Like it's anybody's business if we choose to spend our money on canning jars and garden seeds!) Consider this ABC article in which they portray everyone who prepares as a TEOTWAWKI (The End Of The World As We Know It) survival extremist. The mainstream media tend to focus on the "peak oil" people (somehow concluding that they're among the kookiest), without considering that most of us "survivalists" are just ordinary folks worried about job security and the economy. Or take a look at this Kansas City Star article. There's no question they consider "preppers" as strange and counterculture. As I plant my nonhybrid melon and broccoli seeds, as I order a new set of reusable feminine hygiene products for my youngest daughter (who will need it within a year or two), as I can up a batch of apple pie filling, as we buy 200 pounds of flour, as I hang our laundry out to dry, as my husband stacks logs for next winter's firewood, as I make pizza from a batch of fresh mozzarella from our cow's milk, as I plant potatoes and peas, as we look at our steer and consider when he'll be old enough to butcher, as we re-stake our young fruit trees, as we inventory our ammunition, as my husband helps a neighbor plow her garden, as we mend some fences … I wonder what ABC News or the Kansas City Star would make of us. We're not extremists. We just don't like being overly dependent on modern technology or in thrall to Washington. We're dependent enough as it is. The mainstream media can't seem to portray anyone with concerns about the future in anything but a condescending, unflattering, off-the-deep-end light. Why is a desire for independence and self-sufficiency – some of the founding characteristics of this country – now considered to be offbeat, weird, or even un-American? I find it ludicrous that some apartment-bound critic who would be hungry, thirsty, cold, in the dark and unable to use the toilet during a natural disaster has the gall to criticize someone for growing tomatoes in his backyard and stockpiling canned corn. Those of us who will be warm and well-fed during a disaster are called "nutjobs," "wackos," "dumb" and the ever-popular "right-wing extremists." And most importantly – if the bleep hits the fan, whose door will the critics be knocking on, desperately looking for handouts? [CONTINUE READING!]

Here are the other stories that Patrice refers to in her column: Why Obama scares me, too ~ By Chuck Norris Tracking The Second Great Depression ~ By Henry Blodget 'Recession Apocalypse': Preparing for the End of the World ~ By Jeremy Hubbard and Elizabeth Stuart Survivalists 2.0: Regular people get ready for the worst ~ By Melody McDonald, Fort Worth Star-Telegram “Conservatives” Are Single-Largest Ideological Group ~ by Lydia Saad, Gallup Crisis spurs spike in 'suburban survivalists' ~ By Gillian Flaccus, Breitbart.com Digg this story