The State of the World Today! Is it the Endtimes??????

[true_believer]

Many feel that the concept of serial killers entered the main stream consciousness in the 1970s with a book on that topic by an FBI investigator. But you are saying that it was worse in the 60s than today?

We have 460,000 kids go missing in the US each year but you say it was worse in the 60s?

It wasn't until the 1980s that they started putting the pictures of missing kids on milk bottles but you say it was worse in the 1960s than today?

In 2020 we had 91,000 drug overdose deaths and it has continued to rise higher. However, I can't see anything for the 60s when I google it. It seems they don't start tracking this until 1999, but you are saying it was worse in the 1960s? https://nida.nih.gov/research-topics/trends-statistics/overdose-death-rates

In 1970 we had 7 million kids living in single mother families and in 2022 it was 15 million, almost 16 million. This site doesn't go back any further than 1970. But you are saying it was worse in the 60s?

42 people were injured in school shootings during the 1960s I think 25 were killed. From 2010 to 2020 we had 233 school shootings and 202 people were killed. This is from Wikipedia. Yet you think it was more violent during the 1960s?

Statistics are exaggerated or manipulated depending on the source...
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2007/01/how-many-children-go-missing-every-year.html

 

[ZNP]

Statistics are exaggerated or manipulated depending on the source...
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2007/01/how-many-children-go-missing-every-year.html

800,000 are the number reported missing, as this article which you have provided says, that includes people reported missing but were found within the first week. I did not include those numbers. The article you provide confirms what I said that children going missing was not seen as a national problem until the end of the 70s and beginning of the 80s.

 

[ZNP]

You need to do a little a more digging in the right place.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-have-to-kill-all-of-them-just-the-agitators/

I already said that if you wanted to say that the leaven was put in the lump by the 1960s and that now in 2020 the whole lump was leavened that would be a reasonable statement.

Just think of the drug culture, you wouldn't find 80 year olds in the 60s who were doing drugs, but now that is common. The entire generation has been leavened with drugs, fornication, and many other concepts.

 

[ZNP]

3 “In that day,” declares the Sovereign Lord, “the songs in the temple will turn to wailing. Many, many bodies—flung everywhere! Silence!”

 

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https://rumble.com/v23au4u-2022-saw...nists-fantasy-worlds-singularity-coming-.html

Ground breaking Genetics based on CRISPR -- changed DNA in a man's liver to reduce his cholesterol.

This proves they can change human DNA of people while they are alive.

Gene therapies and Germ line engineering, Designer babies.

AI predicting how gene alterations will affect the organism.

We have AI chatbots that sound human and the vast majority of people want them.

AI is here, it is coming fast, it is improving fast. Right now the focus is on mixing the various applications.

 

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[Nehemiah6]

It's no different from Al Gore, Leonardo Dicaprio, and a host of other politicians/celebs who proclaim the gospel of the environment. So many hippocrites owning many mansions/yacht/jets lecturing others on their green agenda.

Yes. All these people are committed to (1) lying about everything, (2) creating a bogus scary scenario for their own benefit, (3) refusing to apply any of that nonsense to themselves, and (4) believing that the majority oi people are stupid since they believe all their lies. THIS IS THE CLIMATE SCAM which is meant to destroy everything.

 

[shittim]

Jesus told us in these days "they would Worship the creation, not the Creator", that is what this reminds me of.

 

[persistent]

If we know anything at all about the Russian president, it is that he is unburdened by conscience and immune to compassion – a cold-blooded killer who increasingly resembles his predecessor Joseph Stalin.

His abysmal descent is reminiscent of the murderer Raskolnikov in Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment, whose yearning to be a Napoleon leads him to think himself entitled to kill.

 

[persistent]

With the EU and the US engaged in an escalating subsidy war over renewable energy, there will be lots of pressure for the UK to take sides, and to promote our own companies. The trouble is, there is no way we can compete with the vast sums of money that America and Europe will spend, nor the even greater amounts that China will commit.

 

[shittim]

He has the whole world in His hands, and His plan to redeem His creation is moving forward.

 

[Nehemiah6]

If we know anything at all about the Russian president, it is that he is unburdened by conscience and immune to compassion – a cold-blooded killer who increasingly resembles his predecessor Joseph Stalin.

This also sounds like Joseph Biden. Too bad you failed to include him. Is there a Gulag in DC right now? Who do you think created it? At least Stalin honestly said that he was a Communist. But Commie Biden calls himself a "Democrat" but does exactly what Uncle Joe was doing. Mandating that COVID jab was also cold blooded killing. .

 

[shittim]

1 in 30 are Narcissistic, and they are ruthless enough to destroy any thing in their way.
Greater is He who is in us, than He who is in the world.

 

[ZNP]

Wow, look what is happening in Syria!

oops, my mistake, this is Buffalo! Oops, no it isn't, Chicago? Nope, Arkansas.

 

[persistent]

This also sounds like Joseph Biden. Too bad you failed to include him. Is there a Gulag in DC right now? Who do you think created it? At least Stalin honestly said that he was a Communist. But Commie Biden calls himself a "Democrat" but does exactly what Uncle Joe was doing. Mandating that COVID jab was also cold blooded killing. .

I don't read tea leaves and don't have a crystal ball but here is excerpt of an article 1 January 2023 of The Telegraph>>>

There are still Westerners, on both Left and Right, who have fallen for Putin’s propaganda line. In the UK, elements of the hard left regard Ukraine as a right-wing issue, perhaps because of Boris Johnson’s advocacy. Among voters, however, there is still a broad consensus here in favour of Ukraine.

In the US, the ideological split is the opposite: Biden has welcomed Zelensky to Washington, while Trump’s supporters, such as the Fox TV host Tucker Carlson, have backed Putin.

 

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Trump’s supporters, such as the Fox TV host Tucker Carlson, have backed Putin.

That is a lie.

I watch Tucker Carlson, he questions the need to send $100 billion to Zelensky when the money goes into a black hole and we have no accountability where it went, and since we are not allied with Ukraine and since this threatens a nuclear war with Russia. Not only so but since the Hunter Biden laptop has been confirmed as legitimate and since both the laptop, eyewitnesses who were business partners with Hunter, and even Joe Biden's own statements as well as text messages indicate he is compromised by Ukraine it does make one lose trust in his judgement on this issue.

He may also feel that the US needlessly provoked this war by encouraging Ukraine to join NATO despite that being a red line for Russia.

So now, asking questions about why we are starting WWIII means he has "backed Putin". This is why no one trusts the main stream media, they lie and slander continuously.

 

[persistent]

This also sounds like Joseph Biden. Too bad you failed to include him. Is there a Gulag in DC right now? Who do you think created it? At least Stalin honestly said that he was a Communist.

More of Telegraph article

Polls suggest that a majority of Republican supporters now think the US should cut back its support and broker a compromise, while most Democrats want Ukraine to be given the tools to finish the job.

The Biden administration has so far been generous with defensive weapons but wary of enabling Ukraine to strike back at Russia.

In Europe, public opinion is even more timorous and leaders sometimes risk resembling Lenin’s “useful idiots”. Chancellor Scholz, for example, speaks of “differences of opinion” with Putin; both he and Macron have implied that they would be quite happy to do business with the present Russian regime, once the status quo ante is restored.

Yet Nato has remained united behind Ukraine’s refusal to make territorial concessions, in part owing to the determination of its eastern members, particularly Poland and the Baltic states, to ensure that Russian aggression should not be rewarded, lest they be the next to suffer.

The British, too, have led the pro-Ukrainian faction of Nato from the start. Under Johnson and Liz Truss, Britain was second only to the US in the scale of its military aid. Rishi Sunak has been less hawkish, allowing the Germans to overtake us by that measure, but he too has visited Kyiv to pledge his support for what he believes is a just war.