Skywatchtv Podcast

The Army Chief of Staff, Maj. Gen. Mark Milley, set off a firestorm of speculation in a speech he gave at Norwich University April 21st. He told ROTC cadets that in our increasingly complex world, they will need to deal with, in his words, "hybrid armies" and "little green men." Did he mean what the Internet thinks he meant? Also: Iran wants seven nuclear plants by 2020; ISIS ambushes Italian and British troops in Libya; Israel, Egypt, and Hamas cooperate against ISIS (maybe); CIA outsourcing much of its work to private contractors--too much; Australia wants to kill carp with herpes; billboards are spying on you; and a weasel knocks CERN offline.

Italian police arrested four people over the weekend and are searching for two others who reportedly wanted to carry out a terror attack on the Vatican and the Israeli embassy in Rome. Also: NATO deploys four battalions to Russian border; Puerto Rico defaults on debt; Iraq in turmoil; and scientists think they've proved that free will is an illusion.

Author, broadcaster, and now documentary film producer Steve Quayle of GenSix Productions discusses the evidence of a Vatican cover-up of giants and pre-flood civilization included in his new film, True Legends: The Unholy See.

Volcanoes, earthquakes, Planet X and The X-Men are part of our discussion today. Why does the media keep recycling the story of the Yellowstone Supervolcano? What's the deal with the Snake River Canyon? And why don't the people at Marvel Comics know that 'apocalypse' just means 'revelation'? Also: Transhumanists want to be gods; China unveils a Dalek-like robot for "security"; and US military to deploy artificial intelligence, but promises not to create Terminators.

Hamas television broadcast a childrens' play this week, part of a cultural festival in the Gaza Strip. The play showed children in costume, acting out different methods of killing Jews. Nice. Also: Iran sending Hamas to fight ISIS in Mosul; Israel concerned ISIS affiliate may have chemical weapons on Golan Heights; researchers claim that data shows spanking doesn't work; and rabbis say Christians and Muslims will soon come to Torah.

Today Josh and Christina talk about the elusive Higgs Boson, how it got the name "God Particle", and a potentially prophetic doomsday scenario involving the Higgs field and the destruction of the universe.

After multiple statements that the US would not put boots on the ground in Syria, on Monday President Obama announced that 250 US soldiers will be sent to Syria.  That led to a classic exchange between State Department spokesman John Kirby and AP reporter Matt Lee. Also: ISIS recruit from Minnesota wanted to open path from Syria to US through Mexico; Obama administration working behind the scenes with UN to bring in 200,000 Syrian refugees; LGBT opposition to North Carolina's HB-2 would trample private property rights; calls grow to force doctors to kill; and 25% of young adults in Britain would date robots.

A satanic group plans a black mass at the OKC Civic Center on August 15. This is the third time in as many years that a group that worships the devil has planned a public event in Oklahoma City. Also: Defense Department airlifted goats to Afghanistan to help rebuild the economy there (surprise--it didn't work); pension funds are a dark cloud on America's economic future; two more green energy companies that got money from the government about to fail; and a prominent transhumanist predicts humanity will be virtually immortal by 2029.

The government of Turkey has seized all the Christian churches in the largest city in southeastern Turkey.  Officially, the move is for "historic preservation" -- but none of the historic mosques in the city were touched. Also: President Obama manages to anger Brits, Vladimir Putin, and Arab states in the Persian Gulf; ISIS freezes to death 45 defectors; and the Bank of Japan has cornered the markets in Japanese government bonds and funds sold through the Nikkei index.

SkyWatchTV CEO joins Derek and Sharon Gilbert to announce the official launch of SkyWatchTV Magazine.  As a bonus, early subscribers will receive the exclusive DVD "The Best Of SkyWatch 2015" plus be the first to get the new book I Predict'from Defender Publishing, a look at the next ten years by researchers and authors like: - Tom Horn - Joel Richardson - Mark Biltz - Carl Gallups - Paul McGuire - Troy Anderson - Larry Spargamino - Dr. Gordon MacDonald - Josh Tolley - Sharon K. Gilbert - Josh Peck - Derek Gilbert

Recent studies show that when researchers try to replicate experiments published in peer-reviewed journals, more often than not, they can't. The takeaway: Don't be intimidated when you hear the science is settled--because there's a 50-50 chance it was faked. Also: 3D printed duck feet, biometric displays printed on the skin, and mystery wasting disease killing elk in Norway.

An activist found a document in an FBI report from 2003 proving that a Saudi national who took flying lessons with some of the 9/11 hijackers was in direct contact with the Saudi embassy in Washington. But it appears that neither Republicans nor Democrats are eager to hold Saudi Arabia accountable. Also: Historic flooding in Houston; ritual for the god Apollo at the Olympic torch lighting; Harriet Tubman replaces Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill; Soldiers of Odin come to Canada; and ISIS killing its soldiers to sell their organs for cash.

In this episode, Josh and Christina Peck discuss the various way CERN could play an active role in Bible prophecy. Also discussed in quantum field theory: the driving force behind the LHC at CERN.

A speaker at last weekend's White Privilege Conference blamed all the world's ills, from violence in the Middle East to global warming, on Christians. So what else is new? Also: Obama administration trying to hide bankster takeover of housing market; Obamacare could be encouraging abuse of powerful painkillers; UNESCO tries to whitewash Jewish link to Temple Mount; and Hamas official says bus bombing Monday was the first of a series.

A replica of the Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, Syria, was erected in London's Trafalgar Square today. It was part of the Great Colonnade, a Roman street that linked the Temple of Bel (Ba'al) to the city's western gate. Did Christians make too much fuss over the original plan to recreate the gate to the Temple of Bel? Award-winning screenwriter Brian Godawa, author of 'God Against the Gods', discusses the entity called Ba'al and how he/it still influences the world today.

It appears somebody powerful wants to use the hidden history of 9/11 to pressure the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia--and the Saudis are pushing back.  King Salman has let it be known that he will sell off the kingdom's holdings of US Treasury bonds--the third largest reserve in the world--if a bill in Congress that would allow the Saudis to be held accountable for whatever role they might have played in the events of September 11, 2001. Also: Deadly earthquakes in Ecuador and Japan; more provocation from Russian military pilots; and NASA finds 72 previously unknown Near Earth Objects.

To mark the official release of Nita Horn's new biography No Fences, Tom and Nita Horn share the recent improvements at Whispering Ponies Ranch, a ministry outreach of SkyWatchTV.

Donna Howell, co-author of No Fences, Redeemed Unredeemable and Dead Pets Don't Lie, joins Sharon Gilbert to talk about her life and ministry.  This is part of a series of interviews to introduce the women who will be featured in the forthcoming SkyWatch Women program, which will debut later this year on SkyWatchTV.

In this episode, Josh and Christina Peck discuss the extradimensional nature of UFOs, alien abductions, how to stop them, and otherworldly encounters in the ancient past. Christina also discloses her own encounter with a UFO and its pilot.

Facebook is investing billions in artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and instant messenging. This could be the end of the family as we know it -- we're giving people direct access to our children that we would never let past our front door. Also: Disturbing new disease outbreaks in Africa and the Midwestern US, and biohackers are literally experimenting on themselves trying to find "upgrades" for the human body.