Dr. Lawrence Dunegan was invited to go to a speaking event by Dr. Richard Day (Chief of Arranged Parenthood) back in 1969, in a room of about 90 specialists. They were not allowed to have any recording devices in the room nor be allowed to take notes. What they didn’t know was that Dr. Dunagan had near photographic memory MORE

The useful idiots from the Cold War are back. From Hong Kong to Havana, an ideology that has killed more than 100 million people in the 20th century is gaining new fans. To a global audience in the billions, the Putin regime depicted its communist heritage as a romantic and quaint era – you know, except for the mass starvations or gulags for political prisoners. NBC’s Bob Costas called Communism “a pivotal experiment.” MORE

Loyola University Chicago recently christened a new pagan student club, with its student organizer saying the group aims to help pupils at the private Catholic college find the God they seek, not just the one featured in the Bible. MORE

Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan grew to an all-time high in 2013 despite America spending more than $7 billion to fight it over the past decade, a U.S. report showed on Tuesday.

Federal auditors SIGAR reported that Afghan farmers grew an unprecedented 209,000 hectares of the poppy in 2013, blowing past the previous peak of 193,000 hectares in 2007. MORE

THE MIND BLOWING STORY OF LONNIE FRISBEE – READ THIS BEFORE YOU WATCH

This documentary was put together by a California company because this happened there. This is not a Christian film but it is well done and lets you in on the way the world sees this.

The Pope is saying that homosexuals have “gifts and talents” that are a benefit to the church.  MORE

Drinking juice laced with uranium is just one of many clinical trials allegedly conducted at an Israeli nuclear plant.
A human rights activist has accused the plant’s management of forcing its workers to take part in life-threatening experiments for the sake of nuclear developments. They also claim the government and the military are involved in a cover-up of the tests. MORE

More than a dozen lucky rabbits were given Swedish massages four times a day, courtesy of U.S. taxpayers, as part of a study to figure out whether massage can help recovery times after strenuous exercise — a practice Sen. Tom Coburn says makes a mockery of federal spending. MORE

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews hurled stones and slashed the tires of buses bearing ads promoting female worship at a key Jerusalem holy site, Israeli police said Tuesday. MORE

VIDEO: Russia sends military to protect Arctic oil region after Sweden deploys troops

Russia loses key Western business ally in airport tragedy

Unless California gets some heavy rain, and soon, the state’s roughly 38 million residents will eventually be up a creek without a paddle — or without a creek, for that matter. The latest media reports indicate that some 14 communities throughout the state are now on the verge of running completely dry, and many more could join them in the coming year if conditions remain as they are. MORE

The Ministry of Justice’s bizarre plan includes a regime of physical punishment and restraint that would be a recipe for child abuse.

No one, but no one, supports this bizarre proposal, except for the companies that would profit from building the £85m complex. The government has refused to publish the rules or any details about what it is euphemistically calling a “secure college”. Next week the House of Lords will scrutinise the legislation and consider an amendment suggesting the whole idea be put on hold until more details are published. MORE

No reports coming out of Hawaii on this yet….  currently the webcams on Pu’u’ O’o’ Volcano ( on the flank of Kilauea ) shows a heavy cloud, and another cam on the adjacent flank shows hazy smoke of some kind. “That being said, it looks like a minor blast of some kind occurred.  Which can occur when large volumes of water hit hot lava surfaces. MORE

City officials told Donald Knapp that he and his wife Evelyn, both ordained ministers who run Hitching Post Wedding Chapel, are required to perform such ceremonies or face months in jail and/or thousands of dollars in fines. MORE

Pope Francis marked the end of a spirited gathering of Catholic bishops in Rome by beatifying the pope who started the Synod of Bishops, Paul VI. Pope Paul VI, elected in 1963, presided over the last part of the Vatican II council and over his 15-year reign implemented many of its momentous reforms to the Catholic Church. He is not as popular as either Pope John XXIII, who launched Vatican II, or Pope John Paul II, both of whom Francis canonized earlier this year. MORE