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Five in Ten 1/13/22: Peak COVID Jan 13, 2022

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Mainstream media are reporting that the omicron variant appears to have peaked in the US, following its track in the UK and South Africa. 5) Omicron peaks, WHO throws in towel on boosters of existing vaccines, and Project Veritas drops bombshell documents on origins of COVID-19; 4) NATO-Russia talks continue while Russian military conducts live-fire exercises near border with Ukraine; 3) UK PM Boris Johnson under fire for “Partygate”; 2) “Pig Ebola” confirmed in Italy, sparking fears of pork price spike in Europe; 1) Bride makes slowest walk down aisle ever, using pet tortoise to bring ring to altar.

Five in Ten 1/12/22: Omicron More Widespread Than We Think Jan 12, 2022

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Here’s why that’s good news. 5) Russia and China both saying riots in Kazakhstan being instigated by outsiders; 4) SARS-2 virus in Boston wastewater shows that the official number of COVID cases is greatly undercounted—but that’s good; 3) Americans running out of money; 2) New finds from Temple Mount confirm Jewish presence in Israel more than 2,700 years ago; 1) Dairy farmer using VR goggles on his cows to increase their milk production.

[SH] Daniel Gil - The Kingdom Ninja Jan 11, 2022

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Join the women of SIMPLY HIS as they sit and talk about the KINGDOM of GOD with 2020 American Ninja Warrior Champion DANIEL GIL and his wife/manager ABIGAIL GIL for an perspective-shifting chat! You DON'T want to miss this!

Dr. Thomas Horn - Sex Magick and "The Hilarion" (Hillary Clinton) Jan 11, 2022

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NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory rocket scientist Jack Parsons and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard came up with the infamous “Babalon Working” that allegedly opened a gate that fueled the modern UFO era and maybe played a role in the birth of Hillary Clinton. Both Parsons and Hubbard were disciples of Aliester Crowley and practiced his teaching called Thelema as a philosophy defined by the maxim, “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.” It comes from Crowley’s Book of the Law, which can be connected to the “Spirit Cooking” ceremonies of the Podestas and Abramovic, which was channeled by an incorporeal demonic intelligence named Aiwass. The ultimate goal of these operations, carried out during February and March 1946, was to give birth to the magical being, or “moonchild,” described in Crowley’s works. Using the powerful energy of IX degree Sex Magick, the rites were intended to open a doorway through which the goddess Babalon herself might appear in human form. Accordingly, one would expect a female child was to be born around 1947, and, indeed, such an influential feminist was delivered that year who may offer the most promise for identifying the fruit of Parsons’ infamous ritual. That would be none other than Hillary Rodham Clinton. Intriguingly, Parsons later referred again to “Babalon the Scarlet Woman” and this time by a particular name in his Book of the Antichrist. On October 31, 1948, a full sixtynine years ago when the female child would have been only around one year of age, Parsons wrote that her spirit contacted him, calling itself “Hilarion,” who, he said, would become an international public figure dedicated to bringing the work of the Antichrist to fruition. Why is that important? Because the etymology of Hilarion is the arcane “Hillary.”

Five in Ten 1/11/22: The Bidens and Kazakhstan Jan 11, 2022

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Information from Hunter Biden’s laptop reveals close business and personal relationships with men who may be connected to the anti-Russian protests in Kazakhstan. 5) Kazakhstan’s former intelligence chief, a “close friend” of Hunter Biden, arrested and charged with treason; 4) New “deltacron” variant identified in Cyprus; 3) Turkmenistan president orders “gates of hell” closed; 2) New damage reported to Joshua’s altar in Israel; 1) Hungry badger discovers largest Roman coin hoard ever found in northern Spain.

Five in Ten 1/10/22: Technosorcery Jan 10, 2022

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Our post-Christian culture will not become an atheist utopia. The media has begun to notice that technology is helping Neo-pagans worship the old gods in a new way. 5) Kazakhstan protests reportedly sponsored by UK’s intelligence service, MI6; 4) Researchers discover why Omicron is less deadly than Delta; 3) Bible Gateway noted 2021 surge in searches for “sorcery” and “pharmakeia”; 2) Technology reshaping pagan rites; 1) Swedish college student gets B in Critical Race Theory course for joke paper on cream colonizing coffee.

Unraveling Revelation: Lucifer is Not Satan Jan 10, 2022

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The entity called Lucifer is not who we think he is. We look at the Day of the Lord in Isaiah with a study of the king of Babylon in Isaiah 13 and 14. We explain why Babylon may not mean the city made famous by Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar, and why Lucifer, a translation of the Hebrew Helen Ben Shachar (“Lightbringer son of Dawn”) is probably the rebel Watcher chief Shemihazah—better known to us as Saturn.

The Bible's Greatest Mysteries: Fingerprints of the Supernatural Jan 07, 2022

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Author, researcher, and filmmaker L. A. Marzulli has risked his time, resources, and reputation tracking down evidence of what he calls fallen angel technology and Nephilim architecture. This week, we discuss examples of these megalithic structures thousands of years old from Peru to the Golan Heights—and even here in the American Midwest.

Five in Ten 1/6/22: New Color Revolution on Russia's Border? Jan 06, 2022

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Protests have erupted in Kazakhstan, a large country on Russia’s southern border. The speed of the protests’ spread and the timing—during strained relations between Russia and NATO over Ukraine—are suspicious. 5) Protesters in Kazakhstan storm government buildings; 4) COVID cases up while deaths continue to decline; 3) Twitter bans about normalizing Internet censorship; 2) Facebook’s Project Aria looks like the first version of the Matrix; 1) Cats an unexpected obstacle to high-speed rural Internet.

Five in Ten 1/5/22: Deadly Science Jan 05, 2022

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The New York Times reports that popular prenatal tests used to screen for genetic disorders in unborn children return false positives 85% of the time. How many healthy children have been aborted because of these inaccurate tests? 5) Popular prenatal tests for genetic disorders wrong most of the time; 4) Record number of American workers quit jobs in November; 3) Biden administration sanctions dozens of Chinese government research firms over “brain control” research; 2) Taliban orders Afghan shopkeepers to behead their mannequins; 1) IRS issues new tax filing guidelines for looters.

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