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particular news items or linked pages to be of value or interest. Among other
things, this news section of our website will provide corroborating evidence
for what we have proven in our books, articles and DVDs: that the worldwide
structure under Benedict XVI, which follows Vatican II and the invalid New Mass
(the Novus Ordo), and which claims to
be the Roman Catholic Church, is actually a counterfeit sect of the last days
that poses as the Catholic Church but is not. This column is updated frequently.
School to put GPS
devices in students' backpacks
“In a bid to set parents' nerves at
ease, a southwest suburban school district has become one of the first in the
state to begin using GPS to track schoolchildren riding buses to and from
school each day.” Palos Heights School District 128 had previously been using
ZPass, a GPS technology provided by Seattle-based Zonar Systems, to track the
buses. But now the district is outfitting students' backpacks with a luggage
tag-sized unit that logs when the student steps on and off the bus.”
New Video
MHFM: This is a new video:
DO YOU BELIEVE ?
[VIDEO]
Satanist church rents
out OK center for "exorcism"
“The leader of a Satanic church firmly
planted in the Bible Belt has raised eyebrows by renting a theater in the Oklahoma
City Civic Center for a ritual exorcism of God.”
How an illicit
relationship ended in misery and death
“A doctor involved in an
"on-again, off-again" relationship apparently tried to force her way
into her boyfriend's home by sliding down the chimney, police said Tuesday. Her
decomposing body was found there three days later.”
NYC man plunged 39
stories and survived
“A New York City man plunged 39
stories Tuesday from a West Side high-rise, crashed through the windshield of a
sports car — and lived to tell the story… McCormack, 40, of Old Bridge, N.J.,
told the New York Daily News he's convinced that rosary beads he kept inside
the Dodge saved Magill's life.”
US Nuns to host surfing contest
“American nuns are to host a
Nun's Beach Surf Invitational in New Jersey, to raise funds for the maintenance
of their mother house. Sister James Dolores, 73, from the Sister Servants of
the Immaculate Heart of Mary, says: "I'm really getting the hang of this.
No one ever thought they'd see me on a board." Pictured in the New York Post posing on a
surfboard on the beach, the nun has a special relationship with local surfers,
said the report. It was forged more than 60 years ago when local surfers
approached the nuns' beach-front retreat asking if they could ride its waves.”
New conversation
posted
This is a new conversation with Robert from Wales. He called in to attack
our beliefs and defend Antipope Benedict XVI and Vatican II.
Conversation
with Vatican II supporter from Wales - 1/3
Conversation
with Vatican II supporter from Wales - 2/3
Conversation
with Vatican II supporter from Wales - 3/3
V-2 "Bishop"
helps Muslims celebrate Ramadan!
This is complete and total
apostasy! “Church leaders in West Java
have asked Catholics to give Muslims their best wishes during the Islamic month
of fasting and to refrain from holding
wedding celebrations during this time. “Look for a fitting place to put out banners of greetings for Ramadan
and Id al-Fitr (Islamic feast marking the end of Ramadan),” advised Bishop
Johannes Maria Trilaksyanta Pujasumarta of Bandung. He suggested putting them
in front of parish churches. Bandung city is the capital of predominantly
Muslim West Java province… The prelate said he hopes that during Ramadan,
Muslim “brothers and sisters” would be hungry for God alone and look to build a
true brotherhood with all religions as well.
On his Facebook page, the bishop had written: “JP (short for Johannes
Pujasumarta) greets his Muslim sisters and brothers: ´Ramadhan karim!´ … best
wishes for your fasting.”
Benedict XVI and
schismatic patriarch promote environmental protection
On Sunday Benedict XVI “prayed for
God's assistance in protecting the earth for future generations. Both he and
Patriarch Bartholomew I have made statements concerning the environment as the
"Day for the Protection of the Environment" approaches. The Orthodox Church-created and Italian
Bishops' Conference-promoted event takes place on Sept. 1 under the theme
"If you want to cultivate peace, protect creation." The same theme
was used by Benedict XVI for the World Day for Peace.”
FL school board lifts Bible ban
“A… law firm is declaring victory
following a court hearing in Florida over whether a Christian organization
should be allowed to distribute free Bibles on campus. Liberty Counsel appeared in federal
court, seeking an injunction to immediately allow World Changers to
hand out Bibles to interested students in Collier County schools during
non-instructional time. Liberty Counsel attorney Horatio Mihet tells OneNewsNow
the school board displayed an amazing change of heart at the hearing.”
Report: Solar Storm to
hit earth in 2012 with force of 100m bombs
“Astronomers are predicting that a
massive solar storm, much bigger in potential than the one that caused
spectacular light shows on Earth earlier this month, is to strike our planet in
2012 with a force of 100 million hydrogen bombs.”
Police violating 4th
amendment by putting GPS on your car?
This is the text of the Fourth
Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: "The right of the people to be
secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable
searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but
upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly
describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be
seized." Here's the quiz: if
police attach a GPS device to your car and track you using that device, without
having got a warrant to do so, is the Fourth Amendment violated?
"Catholic"
Georgetown U Employees lead drive for same-sex "marriage"
“Employees at Georgetown, America’s
oldest Catholic university, have been instrumental in founding a new organization
that will seek to rally support for same-sex marriage on the campuses of
Catholic institutions.”
NY lawmakers hatch plan
to require salmonella "vaccinations"
“Two New York lawmakers want farmers
to vaccinate their chickens against salmonella, The Associated Press reported.”
V-2 "cardinal" condoned
sex-abuse silence
“The former head of the Catholic
Church in Belgium tried to stop a victim of sex abuse from going public with
their story, Church officials have confirmed.
During a meeting in April, Cardinal Godfried Danneels advised the victim
to delay a public statement until the bishop who abused him had retired.”
New Video &
Article
MHFM: We have a new video and article
on Benedict XVI’s recent heresies.
Benedict
XVI's Recent Heresies, Late August 2010 [video]
Benedict XVI's recent Heresies,
Late August 2010 [article]
Thousands flee erupting
Indonesian volcano
“Thousands of Indonesians were
evacuated from the slopes of a volcano on Sunday after it erupted for the first
time in more than 400 years, spewing out lava and sending smoke and dust 5,000
feet into the air.”
V-2 sect sends message to Muslims for
Ramadan
This is total apostasy. “Throughout this
month, you have committed yourselves to prayer, fasting, helping the neediest
and strengthening relations of family and friendship. God will not fail to reward these efforts!... There are important
recommendations also given in the above mentioned text: to open our hearts to
mutual forgiveness and reconciliation, for a peaceful and fruitful coexistence;
to recognize what we have in common and to
respect differences, as a basis for a culture of dialogue.”
“Would President Obama's Environmental
Protection Agency really force Americans to pay a tax on "rainwater
runoff" from homes and small businesses?
You bet they would. In fact, the EPA, under radical
environmentalist Lisa Jackson, is proposing regulations to do just
that.”
Retired FBI agent says Oswald didn't
kill Kennedy
V-2 sect using
time-limit to suppress child abuse cases
“The Roman Catholic church was accused
today of using the legal system to suppress evidence of clerical sex abuse
after a Jesuit-run school lost an appeal against a court ruling giving a former
pupil the right to pursue a £5m civil action.”
Now India halts vaccine
programs after deaths and seizures
“Vaccine programs grind to a halt in
India once more, when four children died after they received the measles
vaccination in Lucknow. The four
children were reported to have fainted soon after they were vaccinated and
witnesses reported seeing the children's eyes roll back as they began to have
seizures.”
Fluoride truth hits the TV in
Australia
California students get
tracking devices
“California officials are outfitting
preschoolers in Contra Costa County with tracking devices they say will save
staff time and money. The system was
introduced Tuesday. When at the school, students will wear a jersey that has a
small radio frequency tag. The tag will send signals to sensors that help track
children's whereabouts, attendance and even whether they've eaten or not.”
Mozambique being ravaged by demonic
possession
“Mozambique is being ravaged by an
epidemic of spirit possession… In this form of possession, the person feels as
if their normal identity has been ‘pushed aside’ by a ‘spirit’, who takes
control of their body and typically communicates with other people.”
“The U.S. birth
rate has dropped for the second year in a row,
and experts think the wrenching recession led many people to put off having
children. The 2009 birth rate also set a record: lowest in a century.”
Detroit Lions fan walks
425 miles to see practice
To travel this far to watch a sports
practice is outrageous: “As Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz broke his
team's 2010 training camp on Wednesday, he had a special guest in-house -- Joe
Paquette Jr., a 63-year-old man from Michigan's Upper Peninsula, who walked
over 400 miles to attend a team practice.”
“Over the past decade, Britain’s
addiction to beer and rum has exploded into a national crisis. Earlier this
year, the UK laid claim to the dubious distinction of being the heaviest
drinking nation in the European Union. A recent study conducted by the
University College London reported that the number of people who drink
excessively in Britain has tripled in just 10 years. One out of four British adults are now
considered binge drinkers. In 2008, more
than 9,000 people drank themselves to death in Britain. That represents a 125
percent jump compared to statistics from 1992.”
City receives citation
for not fluoridating water
“The City of Watsonville has been
cited by the California Department of Public Health for failure to comply with
an order by the state to fluoridate the water supply.”
Meet the V-2 Heavy Metal
"Monk"
Simply incredible…
V-2 Trustee of
"Dominican" U says: Let's fast during Ramadan
“True understanding comes from shared
experience. This year during Ramadan, let's consider reaffirming our common
spiritual heritage by embracing the discipline and the spiritual concentration
that skipping a lunch, or 30 lunches, would require. This shared experience
with the Muslim community, here and abroad, could go a longer way toward ending
our serious, and often violent, interfaith struggles than any effort to date.”
More Polish women seeking abortions
abroad
It’s interesting that they refer to
the Polish laws against abortion as “strict,” even though these laws still
allow abortion in some cases: “More Polish women are traveling abroad to have
an abortion to bypass strict laws outlawing the practice in their
overwhelmingly Catholic country, a pro-choice group said on Thursday. Poland, a country of 38 million where the
Catholic Church retains considerable clout, has one of the most restrictive
abortion laws in the 27-nation European Union.
It allows terminating pregnancy only at an early stage and when it
threatens the life or health of the mother, when the baby is likely to be
permanently handicapped or when pregnancy originates from a crime, for example
rape or incest.”
8% of Americans admit to
driving drunk in past year
“Despite plenty of data that shows
that drinking and driving leads to the deaths of thousands of motorists each
year, consuming alcohol and getting behind the wheel is still a big problem in
America. A study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows
that eight percent of Americans admit to drinking and driving at least once in
the past year. That's about 17 million drivers.”
Jewish Museum hosts
exhibit of Antipope John Paul II
This tells you quite a bit. If he had been a Catholic, they obviously
would never do this. They do it because
he committed notorious apostasy by endorsing Judaism: “A few days before
workers carefully unpacked transcripts, photos, prayer books and other items
highlighting Pope John Paul II’s special friendship with the Jewish people,
Karen Falk was hopeful the collection would inspire many to live out the pope’s
call for interfaith understanding.”
Finland suspends
"swine flu" vaccine after link with neurological disorder
“Finland’s National Institute for
Health and Welfare (THL) has suspended the use of the H1N1 vaccine over fears
that the shot is linked with a 300 per cent increase in cases of the neurological
disorder narcolepsy among children and young people over the last six months.”
Couple denied foster
kids over their opposition to homosexuality
“A former vicar and his wife have been
denied the opportunity to foster children in the United Kingdom because of
their stance on homosexuality.”
Teen who saved drowning
boy hit with $2,000 medical bill
“The family of a 17-year-old north
suburban teen credited with saving a drowning boy on Monday in Wisconsin says
the good deed has unfairly saddled them with more than $2,000 in medical
bills.”
New Video
MHFM: This is a new video.
Bishop Richard
Williamson Exposed - 1/2
Bishop Richard
Williamson Exposed - 2/2
CT school considers
tracking devices for students
“In the tony town of New Canaan, students
might someday get tracking tags along with their textbooks. No decisions have yet been made, but school
officials plan to look into the possibility of adding radio frequency tags
to student or staff ID cards, or place them on school property, like laptops,
the New Canaan Advertiser reports.”
Hollywood shapes evil
culture by pushing homosexual lifestyles
“Hollywood… now produces movies and TV
shows — such as this summer's film The Kids Are All Right, ABC's Modern Family
and Fox's Glee — in which gay relationships and gay families are portrayed as
just like other families — normal, unremarkable, no big deal.”
60-mile traffic jam in
China could last until September
“A 60-mile traffic jam near the
Chinese capital could last until mid-September, officials say.”
24 Hour Fitness rolls
out scanners for gyms
“Members of the 24 Hour Fitness chain
no longer need to worry about forgetting their membership cards and IDs when
they go to the gym: All they need to bring are their fingers. The San Ramon-based company is now using
fingerprint scanners at its 60 San Francisco Bay area locations to verify
members' identities. It also has started offering so-called "Cardless
Check-In" this month at some gyms in other states.”
Thousands of dead fish
at mouth of Mississippi
“Thousands of fish have turned up dead
at the mouth of Mississippi River, prompting authorities to check whether oil
was the cause of mass death,
local media reports said Monday.”
Hindus welcome
endorsement of Yoga in V-2 "Catholic" publication
“Hindus have welcomed an article in
“US Catholic” magazine which said: “Yoga had completely transformed my
Catholicism”. Titled "Om-schooled:
How Yoga can influence your Catholic prayer", this article, appearing in
the September 2010 issue of the magazine, further says: "Catholics can
take a lesson from the Hindu tradition of yoga when it comes to praying with
body, mind, and spirit".”
The Religious Orders in the Vatican
II sect: Totally Apostate
[PDF File]
This article
includes a section on why Yoga is not acceptable for a Catholic.
U.S. Court rules against
Obama's stem cell policy
“A U.S. district court issued a
preliminary injunction on Monday stopping federal funding of human embryonic
stem cell research, in a slap to the Obama administration's new guidelines on
the sensitive issue.”
Study: Clouds can communicate with
each other
"A new study has found that
clouds communicate with each other, much like chirping crickets or flashing
fireflies...Cloud fields organize in such a way that their components
'communicate' with one another and produce regular, periodic rainfall
events…"
Philly requiring
bloggers $300 for business license
Nebraska attorney
general declines to defend state's pro-life law
“Last week, a law restricting
abortions in Nebraska was permanently blocked from taking effect. The law, which
was passed earlier this year in the state, would have required a health
screening for any woman planning to have an abortion. On Wednesday, Nebraska’s Attorney General Jon
Bruning said he agreed to a permanent injunction against the new law, reported
the Washington Post.”
Denver police brutality caught on tape
Department required to
make three traffic stops a day
“Sunrise officials say their police do
not have traffic quotas. But a written
reprimand given to a Sunrise officer for not making enough traffic stops this
year indicates otherwise. Sunrise road
patrol officers are expected to make at least three traffic stops a day,
according to a complaint form on the officer filed in May. That means the
city's 84 road patrol officers have to make at least 45,864 stops a year, about
half the city's population.”
Texas couple rejects
lesbian couple's daughter
“The school says it does not agree
with their lesbian lifestyle and therefore the school would not be a good fit
for her because it does not back her own personal values taught at home.”
US says it's legal for schools
to spy on students
“It looks like prosecutors are not
going to get involved in the bizarre case of the school which switched on
laptops to spy on students.”
Irish
"Transgender" woman can request refugee status in Canada
Bizarre and evil: “After four years of
red tape in Nova Scotia, a transgender woman from Northern Ireland qualified
Thursday to claim refugee status to remain in Canada.”
Restraining order on
Louisiana Ultrasound Law lifted
“On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge
Ralph Tyson dissolved a temporary restraining order that he had placed on the
Louisiana "Ultrasound Before Abortion Act." The order, which
had been instituted at the request of lawyers with the pro-abortion Center for
Reproductive Rights, was dissolved after the involved parties signed a
stipulation eliminating ambiguities in the Act.
"As we expected, the baseless
lawsuit promoted by the Louisiana abortion industry to temporarily stall our
'Ultrasound Before Abortion Act' has been cleared up…"
Feds embargo pro-abstinence findings
“The full results of a national study
that favors abstinence education is being withheld from researchers and the
public. The taxpayer-supported survey
from 2008 found that around 70 percent of parents and their teenagers believed
that teens should wait until marriage to have sex. Despite release of the
study's summary and its highlight at two major public health conferences
last year, the Department of Health and Human Services is withholding the full
results according to Valerie Huber, executive director of the National
Abstinence Education Foundation.”
Zionist lobby paid off U.S.
journalists to sell Israeli policy
“Newly declassified documents
highlighting how the Israeli lobby routinely paid off journalists in the U.S.
corporate media to write pro-Zionist propaganda in support of Israeli
aggression against Palestine and Iran during the 60’s have taken on new
significance after the Atlantic Monthly, which is named in the documents as
being complicit in the bribing scandal, recently published a cover story hyping
the necessity and inevitability of an Israeli attack on Iran.”
Recall expands to half a
billion eggs
“A half-billion eggs have been
recalled in the nationwide investigation of a salmonella outbreak that Friday expanded
to include a second Iowa farm. More than 1,000 people have already been
sickened and the toll of illnesses is expected to increase.”
U.S schools adjust
calendars to observe Muslim holidays
Outrageous: “As an increasing number
of U.S. public schools adjust their calendars to observe Muslim holidays, a
debate is growing over how far schools should go to accommodate minority
religious populations -- and where they should stop.”
Pro-homosexual ruling
forces last "Catholic" adoption agency in England to close
That’s evil: “The suppression of
Catholic institutions in the U.K. continues as the only remaining Catholic
adoption agency in England and Wales has lost a battle to continue its
services. A commission ruled the agency’s religious views did not justify its
refusal to place children with homosexual couples.”
Federal appeals court
says highway crosses are unconstitutional
“Memorial crosses erected along Utah
public roads to honor fallen state highway troopers have been found
unconstitutional by a federal appeals court.
A three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled
Wednesday that the 14 large crosses would be viewed by most passing motorists
as "government's endorsement of Christianity."
"Homeland Security" deported
less than 3% of illegal aliens in 2009
“The Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) deported 298,410 illegal aliens in fiscal 2009, only 2.98 percent of the
10 million people it estimated were in the United States illegally.”
Big Brother: Iris
scanners developed for "security" and tracking
“We've all seen and obsessively
referenced Minority Report, Steven
Spielberg's adaptation of Philip K. Dick's dystopian future, where the public
is tracked everywhere they go, from shopping malls to work to mass transit to
the privacy of their own homes. The technology is here. I've seen it myself.
It's seen me, too, and scanned my irises.
Biometrics R&D firm Global Rainmakers Inc. (GRI) announced today
that it is rolling out its iris scanning technology to create what it calls
"the most secure city in the world."
Obama to speak at "Catholic"
Xavier University
“Xavier University, a Catholic
college, will host a speech on August 29 by pro-abortion President Barack
Obama.”
V-2 "Catholic"
Cemeteries to permit gas drilling among headstones
“A Monroeville drilling company could
tap natural gas beneath 15 cemeteries in Allegheny and Washington counties
under a lease signed by the Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Diocese of
Pittsburgh, the association's director said Tuesday.”
Despite some statements promoting the
climate change hoax, this article from a “mainstream” news source about the
apocalyptic weather is interesting: “Russia is on fire, and Pakistan is under
water. Scientific studies have not convinced the climate change-deniers to act
to save the planet. Perhaps an imaginative game change is what is called for.
"Global weirding" is one such imaginative breakthrough, but let's not
rule out the fire and flood imagery of Armageddon, especially as apocalyptic
imagery can well symbolize the mounting security threat nations face…These events
can been seen as signs of a global environmental catastrophe of biblical
proportions. Revelation 8: 12 tells of the "woes" to come at the
apocalypse; the text sounds like it was taken from the weather report in
western Russia where fires are devastating the country's wheat crop. When the
first trump sounds, "there came hail and fire mixed with blood, and it was
hurled down upon the earth. A third of the earth was burned up, a third of the
trees were burned up, and all the green grass was burned up." A fifth of
Pakistan is under water, and floods are ravaging parts of Asia. Rampaging
floods make their appearance in the apocalypse, pouring out death on the
hapless inhabitants of the earth. "Then from his mouth the serpent spewed
water like a river."- Rev. 12: 15
One in five U.S.
adolescents has hearing loss
“Hearing loss among U.S. adolescents
has surged, probably because of the use of devices such as earbuds for
listening to music, doctors say. Listening to loud sounds through earbuds --
the tiny electronic speakers that fit into ears, for use with personal music
players -- is probably the main reason that more adolescents are losing some of
their hearing, said William Slattery, director of clinical studies at the House
Ear Institute, a Los Angeles medical practice, who wasn’t involved in today’s
study.”
One thousand in Britain,
Ireland are children of V-2 "priests"
“It has been estimated that at least
1,000 people in Britain and Ireland are the children of Roman Catholic priests
according to the Guardian Newspaper.”
Mexico upholds gay
adoption law
More bad news: “In Mexico City, on the
same day that a US federal appeals court put same-sex weddings on hold, the
nation's Supreme Court upheld a law that allows gay couples in the capital to
adopt children.”
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UN ambassador pushes
quick Israeli strike on Iran
“Israel has until the weekend to
launch a military strike on Iran's first nuclear plant before the humanitarian
risk of an attack becomes too great, former U.S. Ambassador to the United
Nations John Bolton said Tuesday.”
CNN retracts blast
against officer challenging Obama
“CNN, which became one of the first
mainstream networks to put the absence of publicly available documentation for
Barack Obama's presidential eligibility in prime time, has issued a retraction
for publicly calling an officer challenging Obama's eligibility
"racist."
US drug decision marks
start of death panels
“America's health watchdog is
considering revoking its approval of the drug Avastin for use on women with
advanced breast cancer, leading to accusations that it will mark the start of
'death panel' drug rationing.”
Judge strikes down law
that banned antigay group from protesting
“Missouri violated free speech
protections when it passed a law to prevent Westboro Baptist Church, known for
its provocative antigay protests, from picketing military funerals, a federal
judge ruled Monday. A federal judge has struck down as unconstitutional a
Missouri law aimed at preventing members of a Kansas-based religious group from
conducting inflammatory protests outside the funerals of fallen US service
members.”
Ga. scientists: 80% of
gulf oil remains under surface
“Georgia scientists say their analysis
shows that most of that BP oil
the government said was gone from the Gulf of Mexico is still there.”
V-2 sect in New England
sees steep decline in "Catholic" marriages
“According to statistics from the
Archdiocese of Boston, only 3,727 couples were married in Catholic churches
last year, less than half the 8,343 marriages celebrated in 2000. Across the
border in New Hampshire, figures from past years weren't immediately available,
but church officials said the 403 weddings celebrated last year in the Diocese
of Manchester also represented a steep decline.”
Teen murdered for refusing abortion
“Authorities in Fontana, California,
last week found the body of a pregnant 17-year-old girl whose boyfriend admits killing
her because she refused to have an abortion.”
Mafia "thanks" God for new
boss
This is a prime example of what
Scripture mentions concerning the last days.
It says there will be men who have “the appearance of godliness, but
[deny] the power thereof” (2 Tim. 3:5).
That refers to people who mention God or engage in external religious
practices, but live in a manner that’s notoriously incompatible with His most
basic morality. “A group of men stood in
a circle outside a church in a secluded patch of Italy, a statue of the Virgin
Mary in the background. In the middle, an 80-year-old mafia boss spoke, having
been elected leader of "The Crime," the local mob syndicate. "The Crime doesn't belong to anyone. It
belongs to everyone," he said, finally.”
"Miracle"
proclaimed as 130 live through destructive crash
“Boeing 737 jetliner carrying 131
people crashed in a thunderstorm and broke apart as it slid onto the runway on
a Caribbean island on Monday. The region's governor
said it was a miracle that only one person died.”
Schools
tell people to bring their own toilet paper
“When Emily Cooper headed off to first
grade in Moody, Ala., last week, she was prepared with all the stuff on her
elementary school’s must-bring list: two double rolls of paper towels, three
packages of Clorox wipes, three boxes of baby wipes, two boxes of garbage bags,
liquid soap, Kleenex and Ziplocs. “The
first time I saw it, my mouth hit the floor,” Emily’s mother, Kristin Cooper,
said of the list, which also included perennials like glue sticks, scissors and
crayons.”
Climate Change challenged in New
Zealand court
“Climate change sceptics in New
Zealand are taking the government's climate agency to court over the validity
of its evidence on global warming. The
New Zealand Climate Science Coalition has accused the National Institute of
Water and Atmospheric Research of tampering with official weather records to
make the case for global warming.”
The day Metallica came to
"church"
A non-Catholic sect that promotes
Heavy Metal music: “In 2004, the Calgary Sun said, Van Sloten told his flock
how the heavy metal band Metallica’s music embodied God’s message of conquering
injustice.”
Ireland's weakened
economy provokes new abortion crisis
More college students
"mentally ill"
“The number of college students who
are afflicted with a serious mental illness is rising, according to data
presented Thursday at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Assn. in
San Diego.”
20 million homeless in
Pakistan floods
“Twenty million people are homeless
after Pakistan's worst flooding in decades, the country's prime minister has
revealed.”
Foreclosure crisis spreading across
U.S.
V-2 "Sister"
claims half of V-2 "priests" are homosexuals
“Sr. Jeannine Gramick, founder of a
dissenting outreach effort to homosexual persons, in an interview with a
Dallas-area homosexual paper has claimed to see a disconnect between laity and
the Catholic bishops. She also asserted that as many as 50 percent of Catholic
priests are homosexual.”
The Seminaries of the Vatican II sect are unspeakable cesspools
of homosexuality and heresy [PDF File]
The Idolatry of the Vatican II sect is connected with its
rampant homosexuality [PDF File]
Housing giant in Florida
folds
“Homeowners aren't the only ones
getting hit by the real estate recession. RE/MAX Partners, a Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. franchise of real estate company RE/MAX L.L.C., is closing its doors after
five years of deteriorating home sales. The largest RE/MAX brokerage in Florida,
it experienced a 29 percent drop in business after the April expiration of the
federal homebuyer tax credit.”
Philadelphia housing
chief in foreclosure
“The head of the Philadelphia Housing
Authority can relate better than most housing officials to the mortgage default
problems facing many Americans. That's because Wells Fargo Bank has foreclosed
on his $615,035 condominium in the upscale Naval Square development in
Philadelphia.”
Peru battles rabid vampire bats
“Peru's health ministry has sent
emergency teams to a remote Amazon region to battle an outbreak of rabies
spread by vampire bats. Four children in the Awajun indigenous tribe died after
being bitten by the bloodsucking mammals.
Health workers have given rabies vaccine to more than 500 people who
have also been attacked.”
V-2 "priest's"
heretical rant goes viral
“A prominent priest here may face
church discipline for criticizing Roman Catholic teaching on celibate priests,
birth control and papal authority in a video that's gone viral.”
Kansas university students also pay
for abortions in insurance plans
“Yesterday, a national pro-life
college student group unveiled new information showing how public university
students in North Carolina may soon be forced to pay for abortions in student
health insurance plans. A pro-life group in Kansas says it can understand how
students don't appreciate having to do so.
That's because it fought and lost a battle years ago to stop abortion
funding in Kansas as pro-life advocates battled in state regents in 2006.”
California school
settles suit with anti-abortion girl
“A Merced school district has agreed
to pay $50,000 to settle a lawsuit filed on behalf of a former sixth-grade
student who was asked to remove an anti-abortion T-shirt. Attorneys for Tiffany Amador say officials at
McSwain Union Elementary School called the shirt disruptive when she wore it in
April 2008. It showed pictures of an apparent fetus and said "ABORTION:
growing... growing... gone."
FDA approves new
5-day-after abortion pill
“The Food and Drug Administration
approved a controversial new form of emergency contraception Friday that can
prevent a pregnancy as many as five days after sex. The decision to allow the sale of the pill,
which will be marketed under the brand name "ella," was welcomed by
family-planning proponents as a crucial new option to prevent unwanted
pregnancies. But critics condemned the decision, arguing that it was misleading
to approve ella as a contraceptive because the drug could also be used to induce
an abortion.”
Benedict XVI again
praises non-Catholic Taize monastery
Notice that he also says Bro. Roger,
the heretical founder of the non-Catholic monastery, is in Heaven: “Benedict
XVI has joined himself in prayer with the Taize community as the anniversary of
the death of their founder, Brother Roger, and the milestone of the community's
70th year, approach. The Pope called the founder "a pioneer" in
building the unity of Christians… And, the letter continued, "although he
has entered eternal joy, he still speaks to us…"
Cremation by water approved by V-2
"Church"
The traditional teaching of the
Catholic Church is that cremation is a mortal sin for Catholics. Those who arranged for their body to be
cremated were excluded from ecclesiastical burial. The Vatican II sect, however, approves it:
“The world's first water cremation centre on the Gold Coast is offering a
liquid alternative to cremation and burial, using a process it hopes will
revolutionise the funeral industry - and the process has been approved by the
Catholic Church.”
V-2 sect parish to host
"ordination" of Episcopalian gay rights supporter
This is amazing apostasy. The Episcopalians are non-Catholics. They are also unfortunately heretics and
schismatics. They don’t even have a
valid priesthood. Moreover, in this case
a woman will be performing the invalid “ordination” of another non-Catholic gay rights supporter; and it will happen
in a so-called Catholic parish! It’s
also interesting that, to justify the abomination, the article quotes the
heretical Ecumenical Directory that was approved by John Paul II: “Katharine
Jefferts Schori, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, will ordain an
Episcopal cleric from New York State as the Episcopal bishop of Alaska on
September 4. The ceremony will take place at a Catholic parish in Anchorage.”
New Video and Article
Bro. Michael Dimond checks in with a
new video and article on the best-selling book, Catholicism for Dummies.
This video and article expose the heresies in Catholicism for Dummies. Catholicism for Dummies was authored by
“Fr.” John Trigilio, a featured speaker on EWTN. It has also been promoted by Novus Ordo
“apologist” Jimmy Akin and “Catholic Answers.”
For those reasons, the outrageous heresies in the book are all the more
revealing about the apostate Vatican II sect.
Catholicism for
Dummies Exposed [video]
Catholicism for Dummies Exposed [article]
Wisconsin
"Diocese" offers birth control insurance
“A Wisconsin state law is forcing the
Madison (Wis.) Catholic Diocese this month to begin offering its employees
insurance coverage for birth control.
However, a diocesan spokesman said employees will be warned against
using the benefit and that open defiance of Catholic teaching on the issue
could ultimately lead to termination.
St. Mary's Hospital in Madison has notified employees that it, too, soon
will be required for the first time to cover contraception. Both entities sought to get around the
mandate by becoming self-insured, but the costs proved prohibitive.”
Atheist gives $5.6
million to V-2 "Catholic" schools
Again, this wouldn’t happen if these
schools were Catholic and preached the fullness of the faith. “Retired hedge fund titan Robert W. Wilson
lost his faith in God years ago, yet he believes in Catholic schools and gave
$5.6 million to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York this summer.”
Town counselor dismissed
for mentioning God
“The dismissal of a town employee who
had an unblemished record of counseling housing clients for 18 years has been
affirmed by a job tribunal because he mentioned God to a terminally ill woman.”
Thousands of dead fish
show up on beach in N.J.
New "superbug" poised to go
global
“A new superbug that is resistant to
even the most powerful antibiotics has entered UK hospitals, experts warn. They say bacteria that make an enzyme called
NDM-1 have travelled back with NHS patients who went abroad to countries like
India and Pakistan for treatments such as cosmetic surgery. Although there have only been about 50 cases
identified in the UK so far, scientists fear it will go global.”
100,000 Austrians expected to quit V-2
"Church"
“A record 100,000 Austrians are
expected to leave the Roman Catholic Church this year after abuse scandals
which have badly damaged its image, a newspaper reported on Tuesday.”
Gay college presidents
form group
That’s bad news: “Nine openly gay
college presidents gathered in Chicago last weekend and resolved to form an
organization to provide professional support to "out" presidents and
faculty.”
Huge ice island could
pose threat to oil, shipping
“An island of ice more than four times
the size of Manhattan is drifting across the Arctic
Ocean after breaking off from a glacier in
Greenland. Potentially in the path of
this unstoppable giant are oil platforms and shipping lanes — and any collision
could do untold damage. In a worst case scenario, large chunks could reach the
heavily trafficked waters where another Greenland iceberg sank the Titanic in
1912. It's been a summer of near
biblical climatic havoc across the planet, with wildfires, heat and smog in
Russia and killer floods in Asia.”
Proposed law would put video cameras
in cars
“Lawmakers are considering
controversial new legislation this week that would allow vehicles to be
equipped with dashboard cameras to record the moments leading up to accidents…
The bill currently allows devices to record video, audio, how fast and which
direction the vehicle is traveling, a history of where your car has been,
steering and brake performance and seat belt usage.”
Google Earth watching
your backyard and maybe more
“For anyone doing anything private in
their backyard, beware... local officials may use Google Earth to watch over
you. One town on New York's Long Island is using Google Earth to crack
down on pool owners without permits, and some privacy advocates say the move
reeks of "Big Brother."
Cat found
"marinating" in car trunk
How sick, evil, heartless and demented
these pagans are! “Police say a traffic
stop led to animal cruelty charges after they found a live cat
"marinating" in oil and peppers in the trunk of a car. Buffalo police say officers heard the cat
meowing when they stopped 51-year-old Gary Korkuc of Cheektowaga to ticket him
for running a stop sign Sunday night.”
New Yard Sale
restrictions in Pennsylvania
“Residents in one community in Luzerne
County will have new rules to follow when holding yard sales. Monday night officials in Hazle Township
approved a new ordinance to regulate such sales.”
Extreme Weather
experienced worldwide
Russia Heat Wave may
kill 15,000, cost $15 billion
“Russia’s record heat wave may already
have taken 15,000 lives and cost the economy $15 billion as fires and drought
ravage the country.”
Thousands rally in
Warsaw to demand cross be moved
Thousands of people held a midnight
rally in Poland's capital to demand that a wooden cross erected in memory of
the late President Lech Kaczynski be moved from in front of the presidential
palace… Those at the rally late Monday said they want the cross moved to a
nearby church, arguing that it has no place in front of the presidential palace
of a nation constitutionally defined as secular.
NYC subway to install 1000
more surveillance cameras
“About 1,000 subway security cameras
will be set up by the end of next year to help catch New York subway criminals,
local media reported on Monday. There are
now 3,100 subway security cameras in operation, including about 900 that went
online in June. Another thousand will be set up by the end of next year to help
solve subway crimes, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) told the local
media.”
7.5 Magnitude Quake
spawns tsunami in Vanuatu
“Panicked residents of Vanuatu raced
for higher ground after a powerful earthquake rattled the South Pacific island
nation and generated a small tsunami on Tuesday. The 9-inch wave was observed off the capital
Port Vila, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. Police said there were no
immediate reports of major damage or injuries from the wave or the 7.5
magnitude quake that preceded it, though buildings shook and power lines were
down.”
Moscow residents flee
worst heat in 1000 years, death rate doubles
“Muscovites fled the Russian capital
in record numbers as extreme heat combined with acrid smoke from wildfires,
slowing trading on the city’s main stock exchange and emptying restaurants.
More than 104,400 people flew out of
Moscow yesterday, topping the previous 2010 record of 101,000, according to the
Federal Air Transportation Agency. On Aug. 7, 95,000 left the city by plane, 20
percent more than the year-earlier date, agency spokesman Sergei Izvolsky said
by telephone today… The heat wave, smoke from forest fires across central
Russia and the Volga River region, and the country’s worst drought in half a
century have combined to hobble agriculture and slow the services industry and
manufacturing. Financial companies are now affected.”
Pakistan floods worse
than 2004 Tsunami
“The United Nations said Monday that
massive floods in Pakistan had affected 13.8 million people and eclipsed the
scale of the devastating 2004 tsunami, as anger mounted among survivors. The Pakistani government and UN officials
have appealed for more urgent relief efforts to cope with the country's worst
ever floods, with President Asif Ali Zardari due to return home after a heavily
criticised European tour.”
Government department
funds gay sex-ed
“The Department of Health and Human
Services has released two sex-education funding grants under the new healthcare
law, one of which calls to indoctrinate school children in the homosexual
lifestyle. The measure will allocate $55
million to fund the Personal Responsibility Education Program and $50 million
to abstinence-only programs. The responsibility of the former is to provide
comprehensive sex education, which is to include curriculum based on "the
needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth on how
their programs will be inclusive of and non-stigmatizing toward such
participants."
Republican senator says Jesus
"inspired" his vote for pro-abortion Kagan
“Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of
South Carolina said that Jesus’s Golden Rule inspired him to vote to confirm
Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court and suggested it would be a good thing
for his Senate colleagues to also ponder Jesus’s words as they prepared to vote
on Kagan… As an associate counsel in the Clinton White House, Kagan was an
architect of the legal and political strategy that President Bill Clinton used
in vetoing the ban on partial-birth abortion. Her nomination by President
Barack Obama in May was instantly endorsed by Planned Parenthood, one of the
nation’s leading advocates of legalized abortion.”
V-2 Altar Girls
outnumber Altar Boys
“… over 53,000 altar servers gathered in St. Peter’s Square to meet and listen to… Benedict XVI. This year was unlike previous events. This year the girls outnumbered the boys 60 to 40.”
Pope Benedict XIV, Allatae Sunt (#29), July 26, 1755: “Pope Gelasius in his ninth letter to
the bishops of Lucania condemned the evil practice which had been
introduced of women serving the priest at the celebration of Mass. Since
this abuse had spread to the Greeks,
Innocent IV strictly forbade it in his letter to the bishop of Tusculum: ‘Women
should not dare to serve at the altar; they should be altogether refused this
ministry.’ We too have forbidden this practice in the
same words in Our oft-repeated constitution...”
“New Jersey's most impoverished city
will close all three branches of its public library at year's end unless a
rescue can be pulled off. Camden's
library board says the libraries won't be able to afford to stay open past Dec.
31 because of budget cuts from the city government. The city had its subsidy
from the state cut. The library board
president says the library system, which opened in 1904, is preparing to
donate, sell or destroy its collections, including 187,000 books.”
Protests over cloned
animals in the food chain
“An animal welfare group on Friday
delivered a petition of 7,000 names calling on the government to prevent
products from cloned animals entering the food chain. The petition, delivered by activists wearing
"cloned" masks of Prime Minister David Cameron, was hastily organised
after news emerged this week that meat from offspring of a cloned cow had
entered the food chain.”
Naked body scanners
coming to New York airports
“Full body scanners that have stirred
controversy for producing virtually naked images of airline passengers are
coming to airports near you next month.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that the hotly
debated machines will be installed at Newark Liberty, John F. Kennedy and
LaGuardia international airports in September.”
Spanish beach closed
down so Michelle Obama could swim
“As the U.S. economy endures high
unemployment and a jittery stock market, President Obama has preached sacrifice
and fiscal discipline. But the pictures coming out of a sunsplashed Spanish
resort this week may be sending a different message. First lady Michelle Obama is on a five-day
trip to a luxury resort along with a handful of friends, her younger daughter,
Sasha, aides and Secret Service personnel.
On Friday, Spanish police cleared off a 100-yard stretch of beach in
Marbella for Michelle Obama and Sasha, 9. As the first lady rested inside a
canvas hut by the shore, Sasha splashed around in the sea and a security guard
swam with her.”
Fidel Castro warns of
impending nuclear holocaust
“Cuba's Fidel Castro took part in his
first government function since he nearly died in 2006, repeating his
apocalyptic warnings of a nuclear war that only President Barack Obama can
avert as he spoke Saturday to a formal session of parliament.”
Two new
videos
MHFM: The first is a video
response to a person who e-mailed us and argued that it’s ridiculous to claim
that John Paul II taught that man is God.
The second is a related new video.
John
Paul II did preach that man is God [video]
John
Paul II's Anti-Catholic Mission [video]
Professor says he was fired
for being straight
“A former college professor in upstate
New York says he was fired and discriminated against because he is
straight. Dr. Csaba Marosan taught
natural Sciences at Trocaire College in Buffalo. He told CNN that he was asked
not to return this year because of his formal complaint against the college in
2009. Marosan alleges that college
officials gave preferential treatment to gay faculty members in a small clique
dubbed, "the Merry Men."
First signs of civil war
in the U.S.?
This is an interesting short video
about a dispute between a Nevada sheriff and federal agents.
Oregon country outlawed
girl's lemonade stand
“Oregon county officials have
apologized after health inspectors told a 7-year-old girl that she can’t run a
lemonade stand without a $120 temporary restaurant license. Jeff Cogen, chairman of the Multnomah County
Board of Commissions, told FoxNews.com that he apologized to the mother, Maria
Fife, and is now turning his attention to changing the rules.”
Milwaukee teachers fight
for Viagra drug coverage
“With the district in a financial
crisis and hundreds of its members facing layoffs, the Milwaukee teachers union
is taking a peculiar stand: fighting to get its taxpayer-funded Viagra
back.”
“A choking smog from raging wildfires shrouded
Moscow on Friday, grounding flights, plunging the city's iconic Red Square into
a sea of dirty mist and stinging eyes and throats across the Russian capital.
Flocks of tourists had to don face masks just to tread the square's historic
cobblestones, straining to photograph the Kremlin's barely visible spires and
the hazy domes of St. Basil's Cathedrals.”
85%
of children's drinks contain lead exceeding limits
“It’s a little hard to swallow: more
than 85 percent of kids’ drinks contain so much lead they may exceed federal
limits for young children. Both organic and conventional juices were among the
lead-tainted products, according to the Environmental Law Foundation, a Bay
Area-based environmental nonprofit that used a U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency certified lab to test 400 samples of 150 products marketed to kids.”
Chinese missile could
shift Pacific power balance
“Nothing projects U.S. global air and
sea power more vividly than supercarriers. Bristling
with fighter jets that can reach deep
into even landlocked trouble zones, America's virtually invincible carrier
fleet has long enforced its dominance of the high seas. China may soon put an end to that. U.S. naval planners are scrambling to deal
with what analysts say is a game-changing weapon being developed by China — an unprecedented
carrier-killing missile called the Dong Feng
21D that could be launched from land with enough accuracy to penetrate the
defenses of even the most advanced moving aircraft carrier at a distance of
more than 1,500 kilometers (900 miles).”
New
Note: Very soon (perhaps within
the next week or so) we hope to have a special new addition to our
website. We also have a new article and
video that should be posted very soon.
Man faces jail for
YouTube video of traffic stop
“Anthony Graber, a Maryland Air
National Guard staff sergeant, faces up to 16 years in prison. His crime? He
videotaped his March encounter with a state trooper who pulled him over for
speeding on a motorcycle. Then Graber put the video — which could put the
officer in a bad light — up on YouTube.
It doesn't sound like much. But Graber is not the only person being
slapped down by the long arm of the law for the simple act of videotaping the
police in a public place. Prosecutors across the U.S. claim the videotaping
violates wiretap laws — a stretch, to put it mildly.”
Mexican Supreme Court upholds gay
"marriage" law
“Mexico's supreme court on Thursday
upheld a landmark law that allows gay marriage in the capital city, bucking a
challenge raised by the conservative government of President Felipe Calderon.”
CNN poll: 6 of 10 doubt
Obama's birth story
“A new poll by CNN, whose editorial
commentary largely supports President Obama and his policies, delivered some
bad news on his apparent birthday today: 6 of 10 people are uncertain the
president was even born in the United States.
The poll was taken July 16-21 of 1,018 adults, including 335 Democrats
and 285 Republicans. It has a margin of error of 3 percentage points. The question was: "Do you think Barack
Obama was definitely born in the United States, probably born in the United
States, probably born in another country, or definitely born in another
country?"
Jewish donors help out V-2 "Catholic" schools
This is something you would never see if the V-2 schools
were actually Catholic: “Richard J. Henken, a Boston real estate company
executive, grew up in a conservative Jewish family on the south side of Newton.
He attends services on the Jewish High
Holy Days and considers his religion an important aspect of his identity. He
also gives $25,000 to $30,000 a year to Catholic schools. He serves as an
officer on the board of the Catholic Schools Foundation, which raises millions
each year to help send children from low-income families to Catholic schools.”
“Jewish donors said they see their support for Catholic
schools as an expression of Jewish values — promoting education, providing
opportunity for the disadvantaged and new immigrants, and building institutions
that benefit the community.” It’s also
interesting that they mention the pre-Vatican II heretic, Richard Cushing, who
persecuted Fr. Feeney for preaching the dogma Outside the Church There is No
Salvation: “Archbishop Richard Cushing
had a Jewish brother-in-law he adored; Cushing, who was elevated to cardinal in
1958, appeared regularly at events with Jewish leaders and worked steadily
to improve interfaith relations. He
invited Boston philanthropist Ray Tye, who was Jewish and died in March, to
head Catholic Charities more than a half-century ago.”
V-2 "Catholic" Pelosi avoids question about Jesus' right to life
“Citing her previous references to the
Incarnation, a journalist recently asked legal abortion supporter House Speaker
Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) at what point she believes Jesus acquired the right to
life. However, she declined to answer the question, saying she’d rather talk
about the subject “in church.” At the May 6 conference, Pelosi told her audience “you know the Gospel reference of the Word.”
She added that people have to give voice to “what that means in terms of public
policy that would be in keeping with the values of the Word.”
“She cited the Prologue to the Gospel
of John’s description of Jesus Christ, “the Word was made flesh and dwelt among
us.” At last week’s press briefing
CNSNews.com reporter Jane McGrath asked: “So, when was the Word made flesh? Was
it at the Annunciation, when Jesus was conceived by the power of the Holy
Spirit, as the Creed says, or was it at the Nativity when he was born of the
Virgin Mary? And when did the Word get the right to life?” Speaker Pelosi, a self-described Catholic,
replied: “Whenever it was, we bow our heads when we talk about it in church,
and that’s where I’d like to talk about that.”
V-2 "Bishops" praise
injunction on Arizona immigration law
In the fairy-tale,
never-disappoint-man world advocated by these apostates, there would be no
border. The whole world could come
across, take free benefits, and live happily ever after. No consideration is given to the destruction
of the economy. These clueless apostates
don’t care about or consider this inescapable fact: the country can’t afford it
anymore, and unless the border is sealed and massive changes occur, the country
will soon be completely and irreversibly bankrupt. “The bishops said they would continue to oppose the problematic
provision of the "Arizona Law," without giving specifics, and
that they will "monitor the implementation of the provisions allowed by
the ruling." Simply put: basically
everything that is liberal and false is fought for by the Vatican II sect,
while the apostate mentioned above (Pelosi, and countless others like her) is
not excommunicated.
Judge overturns
California's ban on gay "marriage"
A true abomination – a gay judge is
the one who delivered the ruling: “A federal judge on Wednesday overturned a California
ban on same-sex marriage, ruling that the Proposition 8 ballot initiative was
unconstitutional. The ruling by U.S.
District Judge Vaugh Walker, one of three openly gay federal judges in the
country, gave opponents of the controversial Proposition 8 ballot a major
victory.”
Wild radioactive boars
rampaging through Germany
“It sounds like the plot of a B-movie,
yet it’s bizarrely true: Radioactive boars are on the loose and thriving in
Germany’s forests. A succession of mild
winters has left Germany scrambling to deal with a skyrocketing wild boar
population. Tales of swarming beasts rampaging through city streets and
attacking citizens occur with alarming regularity.”
Huge rise in
11-year-olds on the pill
“More than 1,000 girls in the first
year of secondary school have been given prescriptions for the pill, according
to figures from GPs, while a further 200 have long-term injectable or implanted
contraceptive devices.”
Missouri voters reject key provision
of health care law
“Missouri voters on Tuesday
overwhelmingly rejected a key provision of President Barack Obama's health care
law, sending a clear message of discontent to Washington and Democrats less
than 100 days before the midterm elections.
About 71 percent of Missouri voters backed a ballot measure, Proposition
C, that would prohibit the government from requiring people to have health
insurance or from penalizing them for not having it.”
July was Las Vegas'
hottest month ever
“Pat yourselves on your sunburned
backs, Las Vegans. You just lived through the hottest month ever. The high
reached triple digits every day in July, and the heat hung on through the night
to push last month into record territory.”
Banks financing Mexican gangs
confirmed
“The smugglers had bought the DC-9
with laundered funds they transferred through two of the biggest banks in the
U.S.: Wachovia Corp. and Bank of America Corp., Bloomberg Markets magazine
reports in its August 2010 issue. This
was no isolated incident. Wachovia, it turns out, had made a habit of helping
move money for Mexican drug smugglers.”
Russia: 58 drown trying
to escape record heat
“Forty Russians have died to date as
wildfires rage in central Russia, while 58 drowned in the last 24 hours trying
to escape a heat wave that has scorched crops and driven grain prices higher…
Since the start of the year, 3,472 people have drowned in Russia, including
1,600 in July, the hottest in European Russia in 130 years, the ministry said.”
Solar Tsunami to strike
earth tonight
“Earth is bracing for a cosmic tsunami
Tuesday night as tons of plasma from a massive solar flare head directly toward
the planet. The Sun's surface erupted
early Sunday morning, shooting a wall of ionized atoms directly at Earth,
scientists say. It is expected to create a geomagnetic storm and a spectacular
light show -- and it could pose a threat to satellites in orbit, as
well.”
Protesters in Poland
block cross from being moved
“Protesters shouting "Defend the
cross!" scuffled with police Tuesday but managed to prevent Polish
officials from moving a cross erected outside the presidential palace in memory
of the late President Lech Kaczynski.”
State signals closure of
V-2 "Catholic" schools
“The Department spokesman also
confirmed a letter was sent last week to the Archbishop of Dublin, Diarmuid
Martin with ''areas in mind where the demographics and existing primary school
configuration was such that there might be potential for the Church to consider
divesting its school patronage''.”
Supreme Court trims Miranda rights
warning bit by bit
“You have the right to remain silent,
but only if you tell the police that you're remaining silent. You have a right to a lawyer — before, during
and after questioning, even though the police don't have to tell you exactly
when the lawyer can be with you. If you can't afford a lawyer, one will be
provided to you. Do you understand these rights as they have been read to you,
which, by the way, are only good for the next two weeks? The Supreme Court made major revisions to the
now familiar Miranda warnings
this year. The rulings will change the ways police, lawyers and criminal
suspects interact amid what experts call an attempt to pull back some of the
rights that Americans have become used to over recent decades.”
British soldier says rosary
saved his life
“A British soldier says that rosary
beads given to him by his mother saved his life after he stepped on a land mine
while serving in Afghanistan. He also
claims that his grandfather was saved the exact same way, The Daily Mail reported
Monday. Now home from a seven-month tour
of duty, 19-year-old Glenn Hockton was on patrol when his rosary beads suddenly
dropped from his neck. He bent down to retrieve the chain and realized he was
on top of a land mine. Hockton stood
still for 45 minutes while his colleagues worked to secure the land mine.”
Uncle Sam wants you to have an online
ID
“Right now the federal government is
proposing a new system being referred to as the “Identity Ecosystem”—which was
highlighted in the recently-released draft paper, “National Strategy for
Trusted Identities in Cyberspace” [NSTIC].
The Identity Ecosystem would allow Americans to choose to obtain a
single authenticated ID for online transactions. Like a passport, this single
ID could travel with them online and be used to access everything from e-mail,
to online health records and banking information.”
UK pushes abortion, contraception on
developing nations
“A UK government drive aims to
increase access to contraception and safe abortion in developing
countries. International development
secretary Andrew Mitchell is now launching a consultation on the issue.”
Man spends $200,000 to
park truck in own driveway
“It's hard to believe that A.J. Vizzi
spent nearly $200,000 defending his right to park his own pickup truck in his
own driveway. When he first moved in
back in 1997, Vizzi was told that parking his large truck in the driveway
wasn't against the subdivision's rules. But years later, the Eagles Masters
Association, which governs the entire community, said it did violate their
rules and therefore, the truck had to go.
It didn't end there.”
Mexican drug cartel puts
$1 million price on AZ sheriff's head
“He's been at the center of the
discussions and controversies surrounding illegal immigration enforcement in
Arizona for quite a while. On the day
parts of Arizona's immigration law, SB 1070, went into effect, Maricopa County
Sheriff Joe Arpaio is in the news for another reason: there's a price on his
head - allegedly offered by a Mexican drug cartel.”
GPS trackers secretly placed in
laundry detergent
“The household cleaning product giant
Unilever has secretly placed GPS tracker transmitters in laundry detergent
boxes to track consumers to their homes. With an array of electronic sensors,
team of Unilever agents can now pinpoint the exact location of the GPS trackers
and walk right up to your front door. They can even remotely set off a beeper
inside the box using radio electronics.”
Study: Receipts could
be harmful to your health
“Cash-register receipts from many
fast-food outlets, groceries, pharmacies, big-box stores and U.S. post offices contain
high levels of the endocrine-disrupting chemical bisphenol A. A study released late today by the
Environmental Working Group reported that a laboratory analysis it commissioned
found the plastic component BPA on 40 percent of receipts from McDonald's, CVS,
KFC, Whole Foods, Wal-Mart, Safeway and other businesses.”
Skate Board sect scoops
up kids who are lost
The many manifestations of false
Christianity: “If you hang around long enough with the kids of West Seattle's
Skate Church, eavesdropping on this loosely formed group of pre-teens, teens
and 20-somethings, you might hear a biblical slip or two… That's just what the
founders of this unorthodox, youth-led church had in mind when they started
Skate Church three years ago. They hoped to improve the lives of kids who might
be struggling: drinking, doing drugs, committing punk crimes, missing something
in their home life — or missing a home life entirely.”
Lecturer at Oxford discriminated against after "converting"
We are not saying that she is a true Christian, but this is interesting: “A
lecturer at Oxford University’s centre for Jewish studies claims colleagues
discriminated against her after she converted to Christianity. Dr Tali Argov says
she was overlooked for promotion, stripped of her privileges and
cold-shouldered at social gatherings.
She says staff wanted to vet her lectures to make sure that, as a
Christian, she would not criticise Israel.”
Episcopalian sect
working on gay liturgical rite
“Armed with a new $400,000 grant and
the support of the Episcopal Church, a Berkeley seminary is convening priests
from across the country to craft the liturgical rite for same-sex couples to
receive religious blessings.”
God of
Wonders
MHFM: This is a link to an
excellent video called God of Wonders. It was our intention to carry this
video. However, the end contains heresy:
the false salvation message of Protestantism.
So, we have linked to the first seven parts. They deal with refuting evolution and
demonstrating God’s power. The footage
is tremendous.
1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWH7uVc0S4Y&feature=related
2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7D4QD7lS9o&feature=related
3) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73QQ3XJWmmw&feature=related
4) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQH26-lDW3s&feature=related
5)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J5MygZiRcM&feature=related
6)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIJMC8CAKKs&feature=related
7)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYRwpTEvVfc&feature=related
27,000 trapped, 1,000
dead from Pakistani floods
“The death toll from massive floods in
northwestern Pakistan rose to 1,100 Sunday as rescue workers struggled to save
more than 27,000 people still trapped by the raging water.”
Joint Chiefs Chairman:
U.S. has Iran strike plan
“The U.S. military has a plan to
attack Iran, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday, although he
thinks a military strike is probably a bad idea.”
New Video
MHFM: This is a new video about
the Great Western Schism and the Gates of Hell.
The Great Western Schism and the Gates of Hell - 1/4
The Great Western Schism and the Gates of Hell - 2/4
The Great Western Schism and the Gates of Hell - 3/4
The Great Western Schism and the Gates of Hell - 4/4
Robbery turns into
religious conversation
This is not to suggest that this woman
is a true Christian, but this is interesting: “When a man tried to rob a
MetroPCS cell phone store at gunpoint in Pompano Beach, Fla., store manager
Nayara Goncalves, 20, calmly talked to the man about Jesus and her faith until
he left without taking any money.”
FDA
approves first embryonic stem cell trial on humans
“The Obama administration has approved
the bid by cloning company Geron to undertake the first trial involving the use
of embryonic stem cells in humans. They have never been used before in people
because the cells cause tumors and have been plagued by immune system rejection
issues when tried in animals.”
Man gets "disorderly
conduct" for standing and praying
“Two Chicago-area men have been
accused of "disorderly conduct" for standing on a public sidewalk
outside an influential abortion business and praying, and the move appears to
be a deliberate attempt by officials to intimidate Christians, according to a
law firm. "This arrest was about one thing: trying to scare pro-life
people away from Planned Parenthood," said Peter Breen…”
YouTube banned by
Russian court
“Russia’s blogosphere reacted with
anger today after a regional court banned YouTube because it carried a single
video containing “extremist” content.”
Rome grapples with
endless vandalism
It has become the habitation of
devils: “Vandals are increasingly on the prowl in the Eternal City — and now Italian
authorities are fighting back, sending more police, installing cameras and even
considering using convicts to protect monuments and artworks. For the troublemakers nothing is sacred:
earlier this month vandals left anti-pope graffiti on the Scala Santa, or Holy
Stairs, a major Catholic site that draws pilgrims from around the world who
climb its 28 marble steps on their knees.”
Inmate sues man he's
convicted of burglarizing
“A Florida inmate is suing the man
he's convicted of burglarizing, claiming the man and two others roughed him up
during a citizen's arrest.”
Atheist rethinks views
after two Jesus images appear
“A former atheist says he has been
forced to rethink his religious views after Jesus' image appeared to him
twice. A year later, the man who is a
university scientist has decided to finally speak about his experience because
he wants others who have had similar life-changing experiences to come
forward.”
Priest drowns baby
during baptism
Even though baptized by a schismatic,
the child was baptized into the Catholic Church and went straight to Heaven: “A
priest has been accused of drowning a baby as he baptised the tiny tot.”
Court upholds expulsion
of student who opposed homosexuality
“A federal judge has ruled in favor of
a public university that removed a ‘Christian’ student from its graduate
program in school counseling over her belief that homosexuality is morally
wrong. Monday's ruling, according to Julea Ward's attorneys, could result in
Christian students across the country being expelled from public university for
similar views. “It’s a very dangerous
precedent,” Jeremy Tedesco, legal counsel for the conservative Alliance Defense
Fund, told FOX News Radio. “The ruling doesn’t say that explicitly, but that’s
what is going to happen.”
Cop-dragging witch
thinks she's from another world
“A self-proclaimed Geelong witch told
a traffic cop she was not subject to earthly laws as she was "a being from
another world". "Your laws and
penalties don't apply to me. I'm not accepting them, I'm sorry, I must go,
thank you," Eilish De Avalon said, driving off with the officer's arm
caught in her driver's side door.”
World record hailstone in South Dakota
“A small South Dakota town is being
recognized for a big find after last Friday's storms. It was Friday afternoon when a line of
thunderstorms fired up in central South Dakota. High winds, heavy rains and
even a possible tornado rolled through the town of Vivian. But now days later,
a hailstone picked up just moments after the storm is getting worldwide
attention.”
Collecting rainwater now
illegal in many states
“Many of the freedoms we enjoy here in
the U.S. are quickly eroding as the nation transforms from the land of the free
into the land of the enslaved, but what I’m about to share with you takes the
assault on our freedoms to a whole new level. You may not be aware of this, but
many Western states, including Utah, Washington and Colorado, have long
outlawed individuals from collecting rainwater on their own properties because,
according to officials, that rain belongs to someone else.”
New vaccine required for
students this fall
“The Canton City Health Department is
reminding parents of children entering seventh grade this fall of a new school
requirement for immunizations. Effective
with the 2010-2011 school year and each year thereafter, one dose of Tdap
(tetanus, diphtheria and acellular pertussis, adolescent and adult formulation)
or Td (tetanus and diphtheria, adult formulation) vaccine will be required prior
to entry into the seventh grade. The dose is intended to be administered as a
booster dose for students who have completed the required doses of the initial
series of DTaP/DT/Td vaccine.”
Black couple gives birth to white baby
This is very interesting. It obviously contradicts racism, and fits precisely
with the biblical account: that the genetic potential for all races and skin
colors was carried by the first man and woman (Adam and Eve), from whom all
people ultimately come. This Q and A, from a
book we offer, also explains the issue: Where the races came from.
Spanish TV network fined
100,000 euros for criticizing homosexuals
What an abomination: “Spain's
socialist government has fined the Intereconomia television network 100,000
euros (130,000 USD) for running a series of advertisements that it claims
"attacks the dignity" of homosexuals.”
Iran expects U.S. to
attack Middle East soon
“Iran expects the United States to
launch a military strike on "at least two countries" in the Middle
East in the next three months, Iranian President
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told state-run Press
TV.”
New Jersey Governor vetoes millions to
Planned Parenthood
“As New Jersey’s Republican Governor
Chris Christie continues to fulfill a campaign pledge to restore state
government to fiscal sanity, he has vetoed a bill that would have dedicated
$7.5 million in state to “family planning” clinics, most of which are run by Planned
Parenthood.”
Pentagon can't account
for $8.7 billion
We wonder if it was given to Israel:
“A U.S. audit has found that the Pentagon cannot account for over 95 percent of
$9.1 billion in Iraq reconstruction money, spotlighting Iraqi
complaints that there is little
to show for the massive funds pumped into their cash-strapped, war-ravaged
nation.”
Russian
Satanists jailed for ritual teen killings
“Six young Russians who declared
themselves to be Satanists were Monday handed jail sentences of up to 20 years
for ritually killing and then dismembering four teenagers in a forest.”
Controversy over
hospitals that ban Bibles
“Hospital bosses who want to ban
Bibles from patients’ bedside lockers have been attacked by religious
leaders. They warned that sick people
will be deprived of spiritual comfort just when they need it most. The ban, at
the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, is intended to help cut levels
of infectious superbugs such as MRSA.
Trust bosses said the Gideon International Bibles are hard to clean.
They want all bedside areas in Queen’s Medical Centre and City Hospital kept
tidy and “clutter-free” to stop deadly viruses breeding. But… protesters said
the holy texts pose a “minimal” risk of infection and called for the plans to
be scrapped.”
Passenger suing Airline for $5 million
over lost bag
“A Washington woman is suing American
Airlines for $5 million over a lost suitcase.
The class action lawsuit, filed on behalf of Danielle Covarrubias of
Pierce County, Wash., was believed to be the first since American Airlines
started to charge baggage fees in June 2008.
The woman says she was upset about the lost bag, but even more angry
when the airline refused to refund her $25 baggage fee, ABC News reports.”
New video
on Baptism
This video covers some important new points and angles to this issue. This
video discusses how water baptism can be absolutely necessary in light of the
Good Thief. It also covers the Old
Testament saints and the necessity of water baptism. There will probably be a
part 2.
The
Good Thief, the Old Testament Saints, and the Necessity of Baptism [new
video]
Oliver Stone:
Jewish-dominated media prevents accurate Hitler portrayal
“Director Oliver Stone belittled the
Holocaust during an… interview with the Sunday Times today, claiming that
America's focus on the Jewish massacre was a product of the "Jewish
domination of the media." The Sunday Times interviewer then asked why
there was such a focus on the Holocaust.
"The Jewish domination of the media," responded Stone.
"There's a major lobby in the United States. They are hard workers. They
stay on top of every comment, the most powerful lobby in Washington. Israel has
[messed] up United States foreign policy for years."
Report: World will run
out of internet addresses soon
“Experts predict the world will run
out of internet addresses in less than a year, the Sydney Morning Herald
reported Monday. The internet protocol
used by the majority of web users, IPv4, provides for about four billion IP
addresses -- the unique 32-digit number used to identify each computer, website
or internet-connected device.”
Poll: 62% of V-2
"Catholics" want to maintain pro-abortion laws
“Forty-eight percent of
self-identified Catholics oppose any changes to California’s liberal abortion
laws, and 14% say the law should make it even easier for women to get
abortions, a Field Poll released yesterday revealed”.
Mo.
Special Olympics ousts ex-V-2 "priest" over abuse
“A former Roman Catholic priest who
was part of a $5 million sex abuse settlement in Wisconsin two decades ago was
suspended from a volunteer position with Special Olympics Missouri and has
admitted some of the abuse.”
Lutheran sect promotes homosexual
"pastors"
“Seven pastors who work in the San
Francisco Bay area and were barred from serving in the nation's largest
Lutheran group because of a policy that required gay clergy to be celibate are
being welcomed into the denomination.”
“Heavy rain caused the Lake Delhi dam
in eastern Iowa to fail Saturday, sending a torrent into the river below and
threatening towns downstream.”
Study: MTV leads in
showing gay characters on TV
What an abomination: “MTV held a solid
lead among 15 networks for its representation of gay characters last season,
according to a report released Friday.
In its fourth annual Network Responsibility Index, the Gay & Lesbian
Alliance Against Defamation found that of MTV's 207.5 hours of original
prime-time programming, 42 percent included content reflecting the lives of
gay, bisexual and transgender people. This earned MTV the first-ever
"Excellent" rating from GLAAD.”
North Korea vows nuclear
response to U.S. drills
“North Korea warned Saturday that it
will respond with "powerful nuclear deterrence" to joint U.S. and
South Korean military exercises poised to begin this weekend, saying the drills
amount to a provocation that cannot be ignored.”
Three major earthquakes
strike Philippines
“Three major quakes measuring between
magnitude 7.3 and 7.6 hit the southern Philippines early Saturday,
seismologists said, but there were no reports of damage and no tsunami warning
was issued.”
Mexico City offers free
honeymoon to Argentina's first gay "married" couple
“Mexico City has promised a free
honeymoon in this megapolis for the first same-sex couple that ‘marries’ in
Argentina.”
Whatever happens, Israel
can count on false Christians
“Thousands of Christian activists
descended on Washington this week in a show of strength by America's pro-Israel
Christians.”
Student told to accept
homosexuality or face expulsion
What an outrage: “A lawsuit against
Augusta State University in Georgia alleges school officials essentially gave a
graduate student in counseling the choice of giving up her Christian beliefs or
being expelled from the graduate program.
School officials Mary Jane Anderson-Wiley, Paulette Schenck and Richard
Deaner demanded student Jen Keeton, 24, go through a "remediation"
program after she asserted homosexuality is a behavioral choice, not a
"state of being" as a professor said, according to the complaint.
Also named as defendants in the case that developed in May and June are other
administrators and the university system's board of regents. The
remediation program was to include "sensitivity training" on
homosexual issues, additional outside study on literature promoting
homosexuality and the plan that she attend a "gay pride parade" and
report on it… "Anderson-Wiley
confirmed that Miss Keeton will not be able to successfully complete the
remediation plan and thus complete the ASU counseling program unless she
commits to affirming the propriety of gay and lesbian relationships if such
an opportunity arises in her future professional efforts," it continued.”
V-2 "priest"
scandal as reporter films them at gay clubs
“A gay priest sex scandal has rocked
the Catholic Church in Italy today after a weekly news magazine released
details of a shock investigation it had carried out. Using hidden cameras, a journalist from
Panorama magazine - owned by Italian Prime Minister and media baron Silvio
Berlusconi - filmed three priests as they attended gay nightspots and had
casual sex.”
The Seminaries of the Vatican II sect are unspeakable cesspools
of homosexuality and heresy [PDF File]
“Moscow sweltered through its hottest
day in almost 30 years on Thursday, a leading forecaster said, as a heatwave
that has destroyed Russian crops over an area the size of Portugal showed no
sign of abating.”
Wal-Mart to put radio
tags on clothes
“Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to roll
out sophisticated electronic ID tags to track individual pairs of jeans and
underwear, the first step in a system that advocates say better controls
inventory but some critics say raises privacy concerns. Starting next month, the retailer will place
removable "smart tags" on individual garments that can be read by a
hand-held scanner. Wal-Mart workers will be able to quickly learn, for
instance, which size of Wrangler jeans is missing, with the aim of ensuring
shelves are optimally stocked and inventory tightly watched. If successful, the
radio-frequency ID tags will be rolled out on other products at Wal-Mart's more
than 3,750 U.S. stores.”
Giant sinkhole in Milwaukee swallows
car
“Mark Pawlik, 46, was walking across
the North Ave. bridge and talking to his friend on the phone when he noticed a
traffic light had sunk into the ground.”
"Catholic"
Georgetown adds Muslim prayer rugs to its chapel
“Some prayer rooms are outfitted for
Muslim worship. Five years ago, Boston's renowned Massachusetts General
Hospital installed a mihrab, or ornately tiled archway, in a prayer room to
help Muslims orient themselves toward Mecca during prayer. Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown University
Hospital added Muslim prayer rugs at the back wall of its Catholic chapel, and
later removed the Stations of the Cross facing Mecca, said the Rev. Brian
Conley, the Jesuit hospital's director of mission and pastoral care.”
Bus driver claims
discrimination based on abortion views
“A bus driver says he was fired for
refusing to drive two women to a Planned Parenthood clinic in South
Austin. The man now wants a jury to hear his case on the
grounds of religious discrimination.”
That’s good news: “A Christchurch man
has claimed he was sacked from a coaching job at a Christchurch Christian
school because he is gay. The
28-year-old man told The Star newspaper he was employed at Middleton Grange
School to coach one of the girls' netball teams in February. However, he was later told by the principal
that the school's Board of Trustees has decided his homosexuality was a problem
and he could not continue in the position.”
Theology departments under threat from
funding cuts
“Students and lecturers are warning
that theology and religious studies departments in British universities could
be under threat due to cuts in higher education funding. Bangor University will this year accept new
theology students for the last time, while staff at Birmingham have warned that
they will consider strike action to resist compulsory redundancies.”
BP admits altering oil spill center
image
“Oil firm BP has admitted posting an
altered image of its Gulf of Mexico oil spill response centre on its
website. The picture, posted over the
weekend, shows workers in front of a bank of big screens displaying images of
its damaged well on the sea floor.”
EU
to hold atheist and Freemason summit
“Brussels is to hold an EU summit with
atheists and freemasons in the autumn, inviting them to a political dialogue
parallel to the annual summit the bloc holds with Europe's religious leaders.”
Complaint over exhibit
of Virgin Mary holding Hitler
People “have lodged a complaint with
city officials over a picture of the Virgin Mary holding a child-like Adolph
Hitler in her arms.”
Re-uploaded
- explanation
MHFM: About two days ago,
we posted our video discussion of the DVDs Incredible
Creatures That Defy Evolution.
However, the video was not playing smoothly for people. It was stalling throughout making listening
to it very difficult. We thought it
might be a problem on our end, so we decided to re-upload the video after it
had been up for about 5 hours. We also
deleted the first version. However, the
same problem occurred. We then suspected
that Youtube might be automatically or deliberately slowing the video because
it had an anti-evolution title. So, we
re-uploaded it again and decided to remove the anti-evolution title. We called it “Astounding Creatures,” and now
it’s playing smoothly!!! Here’s the
video for those who tried to listen but couldn’t:
Click here to play it
Here’s the previous video,
with the anti-evolution title, that stalls repeatedly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB__MD9iAI8
Here are just a few clips
from the actual DVDs:
Astronomers detect "monster
star"
“They are among the true monsters of
space - colossal stars whose size and brightness go well beyond what many
scientists thought was even possible. One of the objects, known simply as
R136a1, is the most massive ever found.”
Large China oil spill threatens sea
life, water
“China's largest reported oil
spill emptied beaches along the Yellow Sea
as its size doubled Wednesday, while cleanup
efforts included straw mats and frazzled
workers with little more than rubber gloves.
An official warned the spill posed a "severe threat" to sea
life and water quality as China's latest environmental crisis spread off the
shores of Dalian, once named China's most livable city.”
Homosexual activists
disrupt pro-marriage rallies
“Homosexual activists’ behavior at
rallies by a touring pro-marriage event has ranged from “silly” to “crazy” and
“disgraceful,” one event leader reports. Some activists disrupted a Rhode
Island rally and mocked religion and children, while others intimidated a
nursing mother at a New York rally.”
Breakup of prayer
outside Supreme Court prompts complaint
“A group from a ‘Christian’ school in
Arizona was told by a U.S. Supreme Court police officer that they must stop
praying outside of the court building because it is against the law, a legal
defense fund has sent a letter to Supreme Court officials to protest the
action. In response, Court officials reiterated the law but said they would
investigate.”
NM school discriminates against
pro-life students
“… school officials never objected to
the group's activities -- that is, until they began handing out small
models of preborn babies one day before class.”
U.S. gay rights group gays U.N.
accreditation
“The U.N. Economic and Social Council
has voted to accredit the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
after strong lobbying by the U.S. administration. The 54-member council approved the U.S.-based
group's application for consultative status by a vote of 23-13 with 13
abstentions.”
Airport Naked Body Scans
for Kids
“A Baltimore family is raising the
issue after their 12-year-old daughter was pulled out of line in Tampa and
subjected to what they say was an embarrassing and unhealthy scan. The girl was
traveling with an adult friend of the family, not her parents.”
Newsweek: "Gay men
make up half of all [V-2] seminarians"
A true Catholic would, of course, ban
all homosexuals from the seminary: “Though they constitute just over 5 percent
of the population, gay men may make up half the student body at the 76
high-school, college and graduate-level seminaries across the country,
according to broad estimates.”
Report: Food dyes linked
to cancer
“Many artificial food dyes that colour
everything from breakfast cereal to ice cream should be banned because they
pose cancer risks, a new report from the Center for Science in the Public
Interest says.”
Occult center to open
when antipope visits Birmingham
Perhaps he feels a kinship with him,
since they are both of Satan: “A WANNABE warlock has revealed plans to open
OCCULT centres in Birmingham and Coventry during the Pope’s visit.”
Seepage and methane
found near BP well
“An administration official familiar
with the spill oversight, however, told The Associated Press that a seep and possible
methane were found near the busted oil well.”
Pathetic atheists
conduct "de-baptisms"
“Wielding a blow-dryer, a leading
atheist conducted a mass "de-baptism" of fellow non-believers and
symbolically dried up the… waters that were sprinkled on their foreheads as
young children.”
Ireland's credit rating
downgraded by Moodys
“Credit agency Moodys has downgraded
Ireland's government bond ratings to Aa2, blaming banking liabilities, weak
growth prospects and a substantial increase in the debt to GDP ratio.”
Scientists baffled by
atmosphere shrinkage
“An upper layer of Earth's atmosphere
recently shrank so much that researchers are at a loss to adequately explain
it, NASA said on Thursday.”
Vatican II sect revises
its sex abuse rules
“The Vatican spokesman defended on
Saturday a revised set of rules on clerical
sex abuse as an essential and lasting response
to abuse cases, but acknowledged the church will need to show long-term
commitment if it wants to eradicate the crime. The Vatican issued its revised
in-house rules this week, as it confronts one of the worst scandals in its
recent history. Revelations of rape or other sexual abuse of minors by priests,
and of cover-ups by bishops, have been piling up for months.”
Networks reject ad
against ground zero mosque
“Two major broadcasters have refused
to air an advertisement urging Americans to protest the building of a mosque
and Islamic cultural center just blocks from the ruins of the World Trade
Center.”
D.C. Court bars vote on same-sex
"marriage"
“On Thursday, the District of Columbia
Court of Appeals sided with the D.C. City Council and Mayor Adrian Fenty
against Brown's group and other opponents who want to place a measure on
the ballot to overturn the law. In a narrow 5-4 split, the city’s justices
said city officials had the authority to keep the measure off the ballot.”
Maryland becomes 2nd state to offer
federally funded abortions
“Maryland will join Pennsylvania as
the second state to use federal tax dollars to pay for abortions under the new
health care law signed by President Barack Obama in March, according to information
released by Maryland’s State Health Insurance Plan.”
New Items
We are offering some extremely
important new DVDs for sale at our online store. These are some of the
best DVDs we have seen, and they are definitely worth obtaining. Click on
the links for descriptions and pricing information.
Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution - 1 - $15.00
Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution - 2 – $15.00
Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution - 3 - $15.00
The Privileged Planet -
$3.00
The Case for a Creator - $3.00
Intelligent Design - Unlocking
the Mystery of Life
- $3.00
Our video, Is the World about to
End?,
is also now on DVD and available for order. Note: it’s available for
order, but it will not be available for shipment until late July. There
are two combo DVDs we offer which contain Is the World about to End? The
two DVD options are:
4 in 1 DVD: Creation and Miracles; The Third
Secret of Fatima, the Impostor Sr. Lucia and the End of the World; Death and
the Journey into Hell; Is the World about to End? - $2.00 (see bulk
pricing info)
2 in 1 DVD: Is the World about to End?; The
Third Secret of Fatima, the Impostor Sr. Lucia, and the End of the World - $2.00 (see bulk
pricing info)
Associated Press refers to newborn
infant as "fetus"
“Last year, Brent Bozell lamented the
murder of Darlene Haynes in Worcester, Massachusetts, with her baby cut out of
her womb, and how the media called it a "fetus" -- even after the
baby was born in a violent kidnapping. Now there's a Massachusetts repeat, except
this time, it was the baby that was killed in a Boston-area nail salon
assault.”
Pentagon warns Congress:
accounts running dry
“The Pentagon said on Wednesday it may
be forced to take extreme measures -- like not paying salaries -- if the
Democratic-led Congress fails to pass a $37 billion defense spending bill
before lawmakers begin an August recess.”
D.C. rattled by its largest recorded
earthquake
“The largest earthquake ever recorded
near the capital rattled Washington, D.C., early Friday, waking many residents
but causing no reported damage. The
quake hit at 5:04 a.m. ET with a magnitude of 3.6, according to the U.S.
Geological Survey.”
New Videos,
Sedevacantism
Below are two new videos. They
deal with certain errors against the Catholic faith that were recently
promoted. From time to time, we will be focusing in on the arguments and
errors made by various heretics. The second video is a somewhat related
video.
Errors in
"Rejecting Sedevacantism" [video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUru8Y2QP_A [video]
"Right-to-die" billboard
causes uproar in N.J.
“The message on a billboard in New
Jersey is stirring up a lot of controversy.”
Argentina legalizes
same-sex "marriage"
What an abomination: “Argentina
becomes the first nation in Latin America to legalize gay marriage… The law is
expected to be signed soon by the president. The law makes Argentina one of the
most liberal countries in the world when it comes to gay rights... The law allows
same-sex couples to marry, adopt children and inherit property, among other
rights and protections.”
Florida atheists sue
over prayers at city meetings
“A Central Florida atheist
organization has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Lakeland over
opening city commission meetings with prayer.
The lawsuit comes after the Atheists of Florida voiced specific outrage
over the use of the name "Jesus Christ." An April 5 meeting became
heated after a citizen got into a yelling match with the atheists, prompting
commissioners to recess the meeting.”
Archaeologists uncover Goliath's
hometown
“An ongoing archaeological excavation
in Tel Tzafit continues to unearth the ruins of what was once the city of Gat –
described in the Bible as the hometown of Goliath.”
Judge blocks law on
abortion screenings
“A federal judge Wednesday blocked a
new Nebraska law requiring mental health screenings for women seeking abortions
because the measure could have made it impossible to get an abortion in the
state.”
Obama admin. approves taxpayer
abortion funding
“Boehner and other Republicans point
to reports that the Health and Human Services Department is giving Pennsylvania
$160 million to set up a new high-risk insurance pool that will cover any
abortion that is legal in the state.”
Appeals court strikes
down FCC rules on indecency
“A U.S. appeals court has struck down
the Federal Communications Commission's so-called fleeting-expletives policy,
which was enacted after U2 frontman Bono's… remark during the 2003 Golden Globe
awards show broadcast on NBC.”
Dog trapped in hot car
honks horn for help
Ginsburg of Supreme Court: "We
will never outlaw abortion"
“U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg insisted last Thursday that America would "never go
back" to outlawing the murder of the unborn, now that a whole generation
of women has experienced the effects of Roe v. Wade.”
“The words of the Obama administration
were unequivocal: Sudan must do more to fight terror and improve human rights.
If it did, it would be rewarded. If not, it would be punished. Nine months later, problems with Sudan have
grown worse. Yet the administration has not clamped down. If anything, it has
made small conciliatory gestures.”
JFK conspiracy adherent
sues Dallas over arrest
“A police crackdown on vendors at
Dealey Plaza has now led to a lawsuit by a well-known Kennedy assassination
conspiracy theorist. Robert Groden is
suing Dallas after he was arrested last month on the plaza for selling
merchandise without a permit. Groden is
among the leading conspiracy theorists on JFK's death, and has been selling
magazines and DVDs on the park grounds for 15 years.”
Argentina senate to vote
on gay "marriage" bill
“Already known for having one of the
most gay-friendly capitals in the world, Argentina is in the throes of a debate
this week over granting the broadest ‘marital’ protections to gay people in
Latin America. In what is expected to be a fierce discussion, Argentina’s
Senate is scheduled to vote Wednesday on a bill allowing gay people to ‘wed.’”
Internet groups sue
Mass. over new obscenity law
“A coalition of booksellers and
Internet content providers has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new
Massachusetts law that outlaws the sending of sexually graphic instant messages
to minors. The new law was designed to
close a loophole that prompted a court to overturn the conviction
of a man accused of sending explicit instant
messages to a 13-year-old. The court found that instant messages weren't
covered by the state's obscenity law. The new law added instant and text
messages, e-mail and other electronic
communications. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the American
Civil Liberties Union and the other groups say the expanded law goes too far,
allowing for the censorship of legal discussion, such as contraception and
pregnancy, sexual health, literature and art.”
Muslims seek to add
"holidays" on NY school calendar
“Muslim parents, students and civic
groups are campaigning to add two of their religious holidays to the New York City
public school calendar…”
V-2 church goes orange for World Cup final
Relic of true cross
stolen from Boston Cathedral
“A janitor at the Cathedral of the
Holy Cross entered the church’s Blessed Sacrament Chapel early one recent
morning and made a startling discovery: A thief had pried open a panel covering
a small glass case and stolen a small piece of wood venerated by Catholics as a
fragment of the cross on which Jesus was crucified.
The relic, one of the oldest and most
treasured possessions of the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, has not been seen
since, and now on the wall in the dim chapel hangs a cross with its base pried
open and an empty cavity where the relic once rested.”
More bad fruits of false Christianity:
“Quakers are calling for gay people to be allowed the same marital status as
their heterosexual counterparts. The Religious
Society of Friends last year sanctioned the proposal of same-sex marriages
after backing gay “unions” for two decades.”
Tampa sinkhole swallows
car, continues to grow
“Tampa sinkhole: A 20-foot-wide,
10-foot-deep hole has opened up in a street in Tampa, forcing the evacuation of
11 families. The hole continues to grow, say officials.”
Crisis awaits world's
banks as trillions come due
“There is a cliff we are racing toward
— it’s huge,” said Richard Barwell, an economist at Royal Bank of Scotland and
formerly a senior economist at the Bank of England, Britain’s central bank. “No
one seems to be talking about it that much.” But, he added, “it’s of
first-order importance for lending and output.”
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Pro-life billboard vandalized with
Joker face paint
“A billboard showing a baby's face and
the words "Abortion: The Ultimate Child Abuse" was vandalized in the
style of Batman: The Dark Knight villain the Joker. The baby was made up
to look like the arch-villain from the recent Batman film, with black spray
paint circling the eyes and red duct tape stretched across the mouth in
imitation of Joker's signature grotesque smile. Under the pro-life message was
spray-painted the Joker's famous line from the new movie: "Why so
serious?"
Anger over Rosary beads
as fashion statement
“Australian Catholics are outraged
after discovering rosary beads,
symbols of devotion used in prayer, are being flaunted as a fashion statement,
The (Sydney) Sunday Telegraph reported.
The strings of beads with a cross -- worn by celebrities Madonna, David
Beckham and Britney Spears -- are now as likely to be found in cheap jewelry
stores as they are in a church.
Australian Fashion franchise Diva is selling three styles of rosary
necklaces with silver cross pendants for AU$14.99 (US$13.15) each.”
Anglican Sect at impasse
over women "bishops"
“The Church of England moved another
step closer to an unbridgeable schism between traditionalists and reformers on
Saturday when its General Synod, or parliament, rejected a bid by the
archbishop of Canterbury to strike a compromise over the ordination of women
bishops aimed at preserving the increasingly fragile unity of the worldwide
Anglican Communion.”
Federal judge orders
sheriff to issue gun permit
“U.S. District Court Judge Mark W.
Bennett has ordered Osceola County Sheriff Douglas L. Weber to issue a gun
permit to a resident and to complete a college-level course involving the First
Amendment.
Bennett’s written decision on
Wednesday involves the case of Paul Dorr, of Ocheyedan, who was denied a permit
to carry a concealed weapon. Dorr and
his son, Alexander, were denied gun permits after being engaged in extensive
First Amendment activity -- protesting, passing out leaflets and writing
letters to the editor -- the opinion notes.
“The court finds a tsunami, a maelstrom, an avalanche, of direct,
uncontroverted evidence in Sheriff Weber’s own testimony to conclude beyond all
doubt that he unquestionably violated the First Amendment rights of at least
Paul Dorr,” Bennett wrote in his ruling.”
"Pastor"
yanked from Capitol over Jesus prayer
“A North Carolina [man] was relieved
of his duties as an honorary chaplain of the state house of representatives
after he closed a prayer by invoking the name of Jesus. “I got fired,” said Ron
Baity… He had been invited to lead prayer for an entire week but his tenure was
cut short when he refused to remove the name Jesus from his invocation.”
NBC changes rules to allow gay
"Today" wedding
“After a meeting with gay and lesbian
activists on Thursday, NBC's "Today" show said it is changing the
rules for its annual wedding contest to allow same-sex couples to apply for a
ceremony conducted on morning TV.”
At water park, some see
face in a flag
“… just after opening, water park
staff members saw an unexpected sight as the lifeguard flag was unfurled. In
the middle of the red cross was a shadowy face…”
Belgium plans to dissolve, wash its
dead down drain
“It could hardly be said to be the
most dignified of send-offs. Undertakers
in Belgium plan to eschew traditional burials and cremations and start
dissolving corpses instead. The move is
intended to tackle a lack of burial space and environmental concerns as 573lbs
of carbon dioxide are released by each cremated corpse.”
University professor
fired for condemning homosexuality
“The University of Illinois has fired
an adjunct professor who taught courses on Catholicism after a student accused
the instructor of engaging in hate speech by saying he agrees with the church's
teaching that homosexual sex is immoral.
The professor, Ken Howell of Champaign, said his firing violates his
academic freedom. He also lost his job at an on-campus Catholic center.”
Judge topples U.S.
rejection of gay "marriage"
“A federal judge in Massachusetts
found Thursday that a law barring the federal government from recognizing
same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, ruling that gay and lesbian couples
deserve the same federal benefits as heterosexual couples.”
Presbyterian sect
approves gay "clergy" policy
“Presbyterian leaders voted Thursday
to allow non-celibate gays in committed relationships to serve as clergy,
approving the first of two policy changes that could make their church one of
the most gay-friendly major Christian denominations in the U.S.” Refuting Protestantism from the Bible and
Eastern "Orthodoxy"
UFO disrupts air traffic
in east China
“An unidentified flying object
disrupted air traffic over Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province,
late Wednesday, the municipal government said Thursday. Xiaoshan Airport was closed after the UFO was
detected at around 9 p.m. and some flights were rerouted to airports in Ningbo
and Wuxi cities, said an airport spokesman.
The airport had resumed operations and more details would be revealed
after an investigation, he said.” UFOs: Demonic Activity and Elaborate Hoaxes Meant to Deceive Mankind [link to section]
Arsenic levels rise in
seawater around Gulf of Mexico
“… BELEAGUERED energy giant BP was hit
with further bad news this morning as it emerged dangerous arsenic levels have
been found in seawater around the Gulf of Mexico. British scientists warned that the oil spill
is increasing the level of arsenic in the ocean, and could further add to the
devastating impact on the already sensitive environment.”
Video
MHFM: This video discusses
The French Revolution.
The Demonic French Revolution [video]
Group sued for barring
camp to gay group
Biometric ATM gives cash
via "finger vein" scan
“Poland's cooperative BPS bank says
it's the first in Europe to install a biometric ATM -- allowing customers to
withdraw cash simply with the touch of a fingertip. The digit-scanning ATM, introduced in the
Polish capital of Warsaw, runs on the latest in "finger vein"
technology -- an authentication system developed by Japanese tech giant
Hitachi.”
Hawaii governor vetoes
same-sex union bill
That’s good: “Hawaii's
governor on Tuesday vetoed legislation that would have permitted same-sex civil
unions, ending weeks of speculation on how she would weigh in on the
contentious, emotional debate.”
Very
interesting
Jewish
Student caught painting Swastikas on her door and then claiming Anti-Semitic
attack [video]
Consider two things: 1) If
she hadn’t been caught by the hidden camera, people would probably have never
known; 2) They didn’t even decide to charge her with a crime, but just let her
go! What an outrage.
Always
Israeli Minister:
"We always use the Anti-Semitism trick or bring up the Holocaust" [video]
Fish talk to each other,
researcher finds
“The undersea world isn't as quiet as
we thought, according to a New Zealand researcher who found fish can
"talk" to each other. Fish
communicate with noises including grunts, chirps and pops, University of
Auckland marine scientist Shahriman Ghazali has discovered according to
newspaper reports Wednesday.”
Homosexualist V-2 "priest"
to train "catechists"
“The Diocese of Joliette in the
southwest of Quebec has announced that they will be hosting catechetical
formation in the Cathedral next month, under the tutelage of the controversial
and famously-dissident former Member of Parliament Fr. Raymond Gravel. Fr.
Gravel has been an vocal critic of the Church’s teachings, particularly those
regarding homosexuality and abortion. In 2006, he led a group of 19
priests in producing an open letter against the Church’s teaching on
homosexuality.”
Admits
Bob Dylan admits he made
a pact with the Devil
Baltimore experiences second highest
temp. on record ever
“The 105° temperature measured at
BWI-Marshall at 2:58 p.m. Tuesday afternoon tied the second hottest temperature
ever officially recorded for Baltimore.”
California school
district adopts Bible course
“A California school district has
decided in a 5-0 vote to adopt a Bible course that will be available to
students in the upcoming school year.
Beginning this fall, high school seniors of the Chino Valley School
District will have the chance to enroll in a new course called "Bible
as/in Literature and History."
TSA to block all
"controversial" websites
“The Transportation Security
Administration (TSA) is blocking certain websites from the federal agency's
computers, including halting access by staffers to any Internet pages that
contain a "controversial opinion," according to an internal email
obtained by CBS News.”
Heat Wave threatens
power grid
“Possible Triple-Digit Temps May Push
Power Usage To Record Levels In Northeast; One Death Reported In Michigan.”
Teen runs over church cross, arrested
“An Indiana man was arrested with on
drunken driving charges after he drove over a cross erected as an anti-abortion
memorial Sunday.”
More than 100 headstones
toppled at church
“Authorities say more than 100
headstones in a Catholic church cemetery in Massachusetts were knocked over
during the weekend. Lynn police Lt.
Peter Holey says the stones were all pushed or kicked down, likely on Sunday
night.”
V-2 "priest"
steals to pay for male prostitutes
More abominations from the Vatican II
sect and its apostate clergy: “A ROMAN Catholic Priest was charged with
stealing $1.3 million from his parish over seven years to pay for male escorts,
hotels, meals and clothing. Reverend
Kevin J. Gray, 64, turned himself in to authorities today and is scheduled to
be arraigned later in the day at Connecticut's Waterbury Superior Court, the
Hartford Courant reported.”
Surveillance system
monitors public conversations in Britain
“The technology, called Sigard,
monitors movements and speech to detect signs of threatening behaviour. Its designers claim the system can anticipate
anti-social behaviour and violence by analysing the information picked up its
sensors. They say alerts are then sent to police, nightclub bouncers or shop
security staff, which allow them to nip trouble in the bud before arguments
spiral into violence.”
"Face of
Jesus" seen in Google Earth image
“He told the Sun: "I'm not a
religious person looking for images of Mary or Jesus in everything, but this is
obvious."
Presbyterian sect elects
pro-gay moderator
“A pro-gay ‘marriage’ candidate was
elected Saturday to serve as moderator of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for
the 219th General Assembly.”
Dangerous heat wave
could be a record-breaker
“A dangerous and record-challenging
heat wave will affect much of the East this week as a once-delightful air mass
turns ugly. In some locations this heat
wave will rival many that have occurred in the past 20 years with the potential
for up to a several-day stretch of temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s
from southern New England to the Carolinas.”
EU rights agency: Christian views on
homosexuality "hate speech"
“When a European Christian pro-family
group applied to join the Fundamental Rights Platform (FRP) of the EU’s Human
Rights Agency, they did not expect to be denounced as promoters of “hate…”
“Several recent headlines indicate
that food prices will continue their swift climb upward. These troubling new
reports show that agriculture production and stored grains are critically low
and experts are now predicting food shortages on a grand scale.”
Survey: only half of Australians against
late-term abortion
“The survey of more than 1,000 people
in the Medical Journal of Australia reveals 48 per cent think abortion in the
third trimester should be unlawful.”
Illinois facing fiscal
disaster
“We are not paying bills for
absolutely essential services…”
V-2
Australian "priest" jailed for child sex acts
“Catholic priest in Australia has been
sentenced to nearly 20 years in jail for sex attacks on 25 children over nearly
two decades. John Sidney Denham, 67,
pleaded guilty to a range of charges relating to attacks on boys at schools in
New South Wales between 1968 and 1986.”
Lawsuit continues over
prohibition of Christian pencils
“A federal appeals court refused
Thursday to dismiss two Dallas-area elementary school principals from a lawsuit
filed after students were told to stop distributing Christian candy cane pens
and other religious expressions on campus… Four families with students in Plano
schools sued in 2004, claiming their children had been banned from handing out
pencils saying, "Jesus is the reason for the season"; candy canes
with cards describing their Christian origin; and other religious materials.”
ABC, NBC skip tough abortion questions
Elena Kagan faced
“Wednesday's evening news shows and
Thursday's morning programs continued to minimize or leave out important
moments of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan's confirmation hearings. ABC's
Good Morning America, for instance, has offered only 67 seconds of coverage over
three days.”
UK considers religious
gay "union" ceremonies
“Britain's government is considering
letting same-sex couples include religious elements in civil partnership
ceremonies. Equalities Minister Lynne
Featherstone says the government's review of gay equality rights will consider
allowing homosexual couples to include hymn singing and religious readings in
their union ceremonies.”
School district sued for
banning Bibles
“For years, the Collier County School
district allowed [an] organization, World Changers of Florida, to distribute
free Bibles to interested students during off-school hours on January 16 for
Religious Freedom Day. Now the group is
filing suit after being told by the school board that it can no longer
distribute the Bibles on campus because they do not provide any educational
benefit to the students.”
50th V-2
"Catholic" parish closing in Cleveland
“Parishioners were waving Hungarian
flags and carrying "Save Our Church" banners as they protested the
closure of mostly older, ethnic Catholic parishes in Cleveland. About 100 people gathered Wednesday afternoon
at St. Emeric's Church downtown, the last of 50 churches to be shuttered in a
massive downsizing. A bell tolled solemnly as parishioners read off the names
of the closed churches.”
Outspoken atheist,
Hitchens, silenced by throat cancer
“Christopher Hitchens, the contrarian
author and journalist, has cancer.
Hitchens, known as a lifelong smoker and pernicious drinker, said he
must undergo chemotherapy on his esophagus.”
Video
This is a brief video discussion of
Benedict XVI’s recent heresies:
On Benedict XVI’s recent heresies, June 2010 [video]
Texas upholds unborn victims laws
“A Texas court has again upheld a
pro-life law that offers both protection of and justice for pregnant women and
their unborn children who are victims of violent crimes. The law allows
prosecutors to charge criminals with two crimes when they kill or injure both
mother and child.”
Apocalypse in the gulf:
could a sinkhole swallow the BP well?
“BP has confirmed that the failed
blowout preventer (BOP) on its Deepwater Horizon well in the Gulf of Mexico is
tilting sideways at an acute angle 12 to 15 degrees from perpendicular.
Geologists and petroleum engineers are now debating the worst case scenario:
growing evidence that the Macondo discovery well’s casings beneath the
ocean floor have been irreversibly damaged, possibly to such an extent that it
may be impossible to cap the well.”
South Korean professor
charged over "holy water fraud"
“A South Korean professor who claimed
he could make tap water into holy water will face fraud charges, police
say. The man, named as Prof Kim, claimed
he could digitally capture the elements of holy water from Lourdes, France,
that believers say has healing powers.”
Italy appeals rights
court's crucifix ban