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“Let the Headlines Speak”
by From the internet
July 3rd, 2014

6.3 earthquake strikes north of NZ
A magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck off the Kermadec Islands, north of New Zealand, this morning.

Armageddon on the doorstep: the ISIS conquest of Iraq leads to Jerusalem – are you ready for the next world war?
As we witness the brutalization of Iraq by the ISIS terror organization consider this: this Islamic march of death leads to Jerusalem. The leading result of the call of the people in the Arab world for the overthrow of unsatisfactory leaders has been their cause being hijacked by insurgent jihadist terrorists.

Israeli air strikes, Palestinian rockets heat up Gaza border
The Israeli air strikes hit at least three Hamas training facilities in Gaza, said a source in the Islamist group, which dominates the Palestinian enclave.

Judge Rejects Kentucky’s ‘Gay Marriage’ Ban, Says Constitution is Above God
A federal judge appointed by former president George W. Bush rejected Kentucky’s ban on ‘same-sex marriage,’ declaring that the U.S. Constitution is the final authority on marriage, not its author, God.

TV Preachers Glowingly Describe Meeting with Pope to Tear Down ‘Walls of Division’
Two controversial TV preachers recently met with Pope Francis late last month in an effort to continue tearing down the “walls of division” between Catholics and Protestants. Kenneth Copeland and James Robison are two religious leaders in northeast Texas known for drawing huge crowds to their services and events.

Fear, cash shortages hinder fight against Ebola outbreak
The outbreak has killed 467 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since February, making it the largest and deadliest ever, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Arthur becomes first hurricane of 2014 Atlantic season
Tropical Storm Arthur became the first hurricane of the 2014 Atlantic season on Thursday after sparking evacuations, closing beaches and tourist sites and disrupting Independence Day celebrations along parts of the U.S. East Coast.

Independence Day? 79 Percent Of Americans Are Completely Okay With The Current Level Of Tyranny
But who in the world are we trying to kid? Our founders intended to create a society where freedom and liberty would be maximized, but that is not what America looks like today. Instead, we live in a country that literally has millions of laws, rules and regulations. We have a government that is obsessed with spying on the entire planet and that tries to watch, monitor, track and record as much information about all of us as it possibly can.

‘Color Red’ Sirens Heard in Sderot, Ofakim
A ‘Color Red’ siren was just heard in the Ofakim region, in the Negev. About an hour earlier, a ‘Color Red’ siren went off in Sderot. Following the sounding of the siren in Sderot, a rocket landed and detonated in an open field near the city’s industrial zone.

MORE SUNSPOTS
The sunspot number, already high, ticked upward again today with the arrival of another large active region over the sun's eastern limb.

CHANCE OF FLARES
NOAA forecasters estimate a 50% chance of M-class solar flares today. The likely source would be big sunspot AR2104, which has a 'beta-gamma-delta' magnetic field that harbors energy for strong eruptions.

Huffington Post: Too many Catholics on the Supreme Court
One of the most notable bits of fascist commentary appeared in the Huffington Post by an anti-religious bigot named Ronald A. Lindsay, The Uncomfortable Question: Should We Have Six Catholic Justices on the Supreme Court?

Ebola 'out of control' in West Africa as health workers rush to trace 1,500 possible victims
Hundreds of West Africans could be carrying the deadly Ebola virus and not know it, potentially infecting hundreds more, as cash-strapped governments and overwhelmed aid agencies struggle to contain the virus's spread. At least 1,500 people have not yet been traced who are known to have come into contact with others confirmed or suspected to be infected with the haemorrhagic fever, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) told The Telegraph.

IDF initiates limited deployment of forces toward Gaza amid increased rocket fire
The IDF has initiated a limited deployment of forces toward the Gazan border. The move came amid an uptick of rocket attacks from Gaza on Israel's southern communities. Civilians have seen buses with soldiers and military vehicles making their way down South. Despite the limited deployment, a senior military sources maintained that "quiet will be answered with quiet."

Obama The ‘Worst’ President Since WWII? See How He Stacks Up
President Obama is considered to be the worst president since World War II, narrowly beating out George W. Bush, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released today. Obama was the choice of 33 percent of those polled for the selection of worst president, the largest percentage of any of the 12 presidents since 1945 when the war ended.

China, South Korea Summit to Deepen Economic Ties
The economic relationship between China and South Korea looks like it couldn't be better as Xi Jinping arrives in Seoul Thursday for his first presidential visit to the Korean Peninsula. Yet expectations are high that the summit between Xi and South Korea's president Park Geun-hye will deepen those ties with a string of agreements including direct trading between the won and the yuan, which could boost the already substantial trade between the two countries.

Police arrest 511 after Hong Kong democracy rally
police in Hong Kong on Wednesday arrested at least 511 demonstrators who refused to leave city streets following one of the largest pro-democracy protests in the former British territory since its return to Chinese rule in 1997.

US Teen Allegedly Falls in Love Online, Tries to Join ISIS Fighters in Syria
A suburban Denver teen fell in love with an ISIS fighter online, vowed to aid his cause in Syria, then was arrested at an airport, federal authorities said. Shannon Maureen Conley, 19, of Arvada, Colorado, was charged with conspiracy to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization after FBI agents arrested her at Denver International Airport on April 8 as she tried to board a flight to Frankfurt, Germany, according to a U.S. criminal complaint and a supporting affidavit. She allegedly had connecting flights to Istanbul, Turkey, and then to Adana, Turkey, just a few hours' drive from the Syrian border.

The BRICs Are Morphing Into An Anti-Dollar Alliance
While numerous massively indebted administrations around the world hope to divert the attention of what's left of their struggling middle class away from its daily impoverished existence and distract it with flashing lights and glitzy animations showing another all time market high on a daily basis, a significantly more important shift taking place behind the scenes is appreciated by very few: the ongoing de-dollarization of the world.

Store Closures May Send More Mid-Market Retailers Into Spending Spiral
Empty malls are sending a message loud and clear – as shoppers migrate increasingly to the web, retailers must make do with fewer and smaller stores. While the downward spiral of nationwide chains like RadioShack and American Apparel grab the latest headlines, a rash of retail bankruptcies in the middle market show just how hard it is for smaller chains to steadily close stores and also stay afloat.

Looking for His glorious appearing! Titus 2:13