Author: Randolph Jason

JOHN PILGER: AFGHANISTAN, THE GREAT GAME OF SMASHING COUNTRIES

Randolph Jason

JOHN PILGER: AFGHANISTAN, THE GREAT GAME OF SMASHING COUNTRIES As a tsunami of crocodile tears engulfs Western politicians, history is suppressed. More than a generation ago, Afghanistan won its freedom, which the United States, Britain and their “allies” destroyed. In 1978, a liberation movement led by the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) overthrew the dictatorship of Mohammad Dawd, the cousin of King Zahir Shar. It was an immensely popular revolution that took the British and Americans by surprise. Foreign journalists in Kabul, reported the New York Times, were surprised to…

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Holy Spirit Moves Us…

Randolph Jason

Holy Spirit Moves Us… When the people were gathered together in the UpperRoom, the description of the Holy Spirit falling on them is that of tongues, as of fire. God was with them as there was no fear of fire falling on one-another. Then there appeared to them divided tongues, as of fire, and one sat upon each of them. ~Acts 2:3 NKJB What happened next is what happens to each person that experiences the Holy Spirit – they immediately, without hesitation – begin sharing the Gospel, Advancing the Kingdom…

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After Raising Over $28 Million to Rescue Afghan Christians, Glenn Beck Shares Incredible Update

Randolph Jason

After Raising Over $28 Million to Rescue Afghan Christians, Glenn Beck Shares Incredible Update By Dan Andros forFaithWire **UPDATE: Beck announced on Tuesday a third flight has taken off taking the total number of Christians evacuated up to 1,200. Original Story “While we slept, The Nazarene Fund was busy loading planes. This was the second plane load of Afghanistan Christian refugees leaving Kabul.” That was the update from national radio host Glenn Beck, which included a touching picture to go along with the news that scores of Afghan Christians were being led to…

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Why Masks Are a Charade

Randolph Jason

Why Masks Are a Charade by Dr. Joseph Mercola For more than 18 months, we’ve dealt with questionable advice on masking, ranging from head-scratching and mildly amusing to outright laughable, and there seems to be no end in sight, despite the lack of scientific underpinning for universal masking. Driving this insanity is the censoring of truthful and factual information by tech platforms such as YouTube. In the Fox News report above, Tucker Carlson calls out YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki for censoring a video by U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, in which he…

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Guilt & Shame In Addiction Recovery (Video)

Randolph Jason

Guilt & Shame In Addiction Recovery Video by Tiger5288 Guilt & Shame In Addiction Recovery are some of the biggest obstacles and relapse triggers in addiction recovery. Especially when you’re new to recovery, feelings of embarrassment and shame can be devastating, even paralyzing. They also feed the cycle of addiction. Facing this shame without self-medicating with a substance or behavior can feel impossible, but it’s crucial to your sobriety that you do so.Learning to cope with these feelings is an integral part of the healing process. Active addiction puts people…

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The Deep State and Afghanistan

Randolph Jason

The Deep State and Afghanistan By Selwyn Duke for American Thinker The level of incompetence apparent in the Afghanistan withdrawal has been breathtaking. Even a smart 12-year-old, after all, would know that you have to evacuate American civilians and vulnerable allies before removing your military personnel. This reality has given rise to staggering speculation, that, for example, the powers-that-be desired this messy outcome. Some have even theorized that the goal, by hate-America-first Deep Staters, is to diminish the United States. But what if the goal is actually to damage the Joe…

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Movement combats decline in teen church attendance by helping youth see more than just an institution

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Movement combats decline in teen church attendance by helping youth see more than just an institution By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Christian Post Reporter As Generation Z marks the first truly “post-Christian” generation, with studies showing young people dropping out of Church in droves, a movement has spread to hundreds of churches to foster intergenerational relationships in hopes of keeping young people in the Church. With Bible reading, church attendance and religious affiliation steadily declining for decades, the Church continues to experience what can only be described as a crisis. According to Tony Souder, CEO of One…

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