Author: Randolph Jason

11 Years Ago I Wrote That It’s Not Too Late to Turn the Tide. Was I Wrong?

Randolph Jason

11 Years Ago I Wrote That It’s Not Too Late to Turn the Tide. Was I Wrong? by Michael L. Brown for Ask Dr Brown The last chapter to my 700-page, 2011 book A Queer Thing Happened to America: And What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been was titled, “GLBT and Beyond: Reflections On Our Current Trajectory.” (In those days, it was customary to put the G before the L.) In that chapter, I laid out where LGBT activism was heading, describing just where the trajectory would take us. Yet, as…

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China shuts down more ports due to “covid,” global supply chain collapse imminent

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China shuts down more ports due to “covid,” global supply chain collapse imminent by: Ethan Huff for Natural News To supposedly fight the latest wave of “covid,” the communist Chinese regime is delivering a death blow to the supply chain by shutting down some of its busiest and most important ports. China’s “covid-zero” policy means that consumer goods will now have an even more difficult time getting out of China to the rest of the world. Some of the supply is being rerouted through Shanghai, but it will not be enough…

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How A Quick Winter Walk Can Transform Your Health

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How A Quick Winter Walk Can Transform Your Health by: Kristen Duever for Off The Grid News You may rather reach for blankets when you look out your window during the cold months, but there are some good reasons to pull on some boots and go for a walk. Cold temperatures and some snow should not stand in the way of enjoying the season and staying healthy. There are both mental and physical benefits of this cold-weather walking, so grab a friend or two and head outside to experience what walking…

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New Data From Life Insurance Companies Confirm That Americans Are Dying In Unusually Large Numbers

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New Data From Life Insurance Companies Confirm That Americans Are Dying In Unusually Large Numbers by Michael Snyder for The Economic Collapse Blog Death is in the air.  Unless you have been living in a cave for the past 12 months, you already know that this is true.  Old people are dying, young people are dying, famous people are dying, and countless hard working Americans that make up the backbone of our economy are dying.  For months, I have been writing articles about “the mystery of the missing workers”.  For the…

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When the Fire Fades—Reigniting Passion for God

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When the Fire Fades—Reigniting Passion for God by Pastor, Shane Idleman Throughout the Bible, we see that there is only one remedy—one solution, one cure—to rekindle a dead spiritual life: revival. Revival is when we till the soil of our heart through brokenness, humility, and surrender via fasting, prayer, and obedience. God responds by rending the heavens with a spiritual downpour and reviving our parched soul: “Oh, that you would rend the heavens and come down, that the mountains would tremble before you” (Isaiah 64:1)! During seasons of spiritual awakenings,…

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Mr. Xi plays Davos Man

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Mr. Xi plays Davos Man by Pepe Escobar for Strategic-Culture A collective West “led” by unspeakable mediocrities looks at the Russia-China strategic partnership as if it was something like a double-headed Anti-Christ. Xi, for his part, seems not to be impressed. The virtual, special address by President Xi Jinping to the World Economic Forum’s 2022 Davos Agenda exhibits all the elements of a riddle inside an enigma. At first, it certainly could be interpreted as a simultaneous message to the Empire of Chaos and global public opinion. Much more than prescribing…

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Christians Are Going Back to Church—But Maybe Not the Same One

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Christians Are Going Back to Church—But Maybe Not the Same One by MELISSA MORGAN KELLEY for Christianity Today Amid all the moves and changes of the past two years, many congregations saw turnover accelerate. Houston Northwest Church suffered heavy damage from Hurricane Harvey in 2017. By the time its flooded facilities were finally rebuilt a couple years ago, the congregation was only back at full capacity for six weeks before services were shut down by the pandemic. As the church endured one setback after another, senior pastor Steve Bezner has seen…

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