Skywatchtv Podcast

The US government took in a record amount of taxes in the first half of FY2016 but still managed to run a $461 billion deficit. Also: Bono tells Congress to deploy comedians to fight ISIS; economic indicators trend down and bankers get nervous; chupacabras in Kazakhstan; Panama Papers a CIA op; new software lets you make Donald Trump or Vladimir Putin say anything; and a recreation of the Passover sacrifice set for next week in Jerusalem.

LGBT activists are upset at recent religious freedom bills passed in North Carolina and Mississippi.  Allies in the media spin the conflict as being about discrimination.  That's a red herring.  The real fight is over whether medical professionals will be able to object on religious grounds to taking a human life. Also: Gate from the Temple of Ba'al *not* coming to New York or London; Colorado man wants to build replica of ancient Jerusalem; Saudis spend billions to win Bedouins away from ISIS; and the board of Eagle Forum tries to kick CEO Phyllis Schlafly out of her own organization.

Author and speaker Avi Lipkin discusses the geopolitical situation in the Middle East, offering a quick analysis of Israel's political landscape and explaining why he feels Rome is the next target in Europe for the Islamic State.

Author and speaker Avi Lipkin joins us to explain why violent Islam, while still posing a grave threat to Jews and Christians, may self-destruct, possibly leaving Israel in control of Mecca and Medina.

Congress has determined that an EMP is the greatest risk facing the United States, something that could kill 90% of our population within a year.  Yet nothing has been done. Writer/producer Gary Heavin discusses his new film AmeriGEDDON and why he felt led to use a theatrical movie to convey an important message.

In this episode, Josh and Christina delve deep into the mysteries and secrets surrounding time and entropy. This episode is sure to alter your entire perception of reality, don't miss it!

Huge, high-tech 3D printers bring replicas of the gate of the Temple of Bel (Ba'al) to London and New York--cities that are already home to ancient Egyptian obelisks, the Needles of Cleopatra. It reminds us of the movie Ghostbusters--New York and London will soon have supernatural "key masters" and "gatekeepers". Also: Top scientists discuss whether we live in a hologram; researchers find algae that produce oil; new study digs into "anti-memories"; NASA's controversial new EMdrive is about to be peer-reviewed; and radioactive boars take over Fukushima.

As more information comes out about the so-called Panama Papers, it has become apparent that the elites who have been outed all seem to be enemies of George Soros, the United States, and/or old money bankers. Also: A new war between the states over religious freedom; new victims of the witch hunt against Christian business owners; and 40% of evangelical Republicans don't believe the Bible is the literal word of God.

A retired astrophysicist says the as-yet undiscovered Planet 9 may be responsible for regular extinction events throughout Earth's history. As if to emphasize the point, an amateur astronomer recorded the planet Jupiter getting whacked by a comet or asteroid just two weeks ago. Also: Documents from a Panamanian law firm reveals how global elites hide their money from taxes; Palestinian Authority official says the American people under living under occupation by Jewish Zionists; and Erich Von Daniken says Jews are half-alien.

Everything old is new again: Sheila Zilinsky, author of Green Gospel: The New World Religion, discusses how the green movement is just a modern incarnation of the age-old globalist desire to bring humanity back under a one-world government.

Author and broadcaster Steve Quayle joins us to share an intriguing nugget: New report that NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has seen information indicating that the US government is taking marching orders from "aliens" under the Earth.

A new gene sequencing kit is available for home use. For less than $800, you can sequence your own genome. You can't hack your DNA if you don't know what's in it! Also: American College of Pediatricians says gender ideology harms children; researchers create cyborg beetles; and Robert De Niro pulls movie about vaccines and autism from his film festival.

Congress has determined that an EMP is the greatest risk facing the United States, something that could kill 90% of our population within a year.  Yet nothing has been done. Writer/producer Gary Heavin discusses his new film AmeriGEDDON and why he felt led to use a theatrical movie to convey an important message.

A satirical music video broadcast on German public television last week has created a diplomatic incident between Germany and the government of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the subject of the video.  Meanwhile, the US military is moving families of servicemen and women out of Turkey, and government of Israel has advised its citizens to leave the country as well. Also:  Oculus Rift means a new era in VR ; US cities begin paying criminals not to kill; Jacob's Sheep return to Israel; and the Temple Institute puts out a call for Kohanim.

Microsoft launched an artificial intelligence chat "bot" last week, thinking this would be a way to show off its AI programming skills.  Unfortunately, within 24 hours Tay had turned from a naive young AI into a rude, anti-Semitic pro-Nazi jerk. Also: Taliban kills 76 Christians in Pakistan on Easter; LGBTQ activists upset at North Carolina; Disney, Marvel and the NFL bully Georgia; CIA-armed Syrian rebels shooting at Pentagon-armed rebels; more evidence for Planet 9; and Mexicans celebrate Easter by burning Donald Trump in effigy.

A replica of the arch from the Temple of Bel (Ba'al) in Palmyra, which was destroyed by ISIS last year, will be set up in Times Square next month. This is one of a thousand that will be set up in cities all over the globe as a "gesture of defiance" to the Islamic State. Also: Disturbing conclusions from Brussels attack; meet Google's "director of regime change"; world debt at least 3x bigger than thought; and flying saucer stolen from Roswell UFO Museum.

Coordinated attacks on the airport and a train station in Belgium's capital killed nearly three dozen people and injured at least 230 more. Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attack proves again that there is nothing we can give the Islamic terrorists to gain peace. Also: Arab leader tells Palestinians to forget about independence; more Marines deployed to Iraq; and rabbis in Jerusalem complete special Torah scroll to greet the Messiah.

Vladimir Putin caught the West by surprise again last week when he announced that Russian forces would begin withdrawing from Syria. What does this really mean for Syria, Iraq, Israel, the Kurds, and the West? Lt. Col. Bob Maginnis, author of Never Submit: Will the Extermination of Christians Get Worse Before it Gets Better?, shares his analysis based on decades of experience as a military strategist focusing on Middle East issues. In a nutshell, this looks like a geopolitical win for Putin.  

A robotics company introduced its new lifelike 'bot last week. Sophia is touted as conscious, creative, and capable as any human. Except that during the presentation, Sophia may have accidentally revealed more than her creator intended. Also: Another suicide bombing in Turkey; Russia backs the Kurds; Obama gives train-and-equip another try in Syria; the Earth gets buzzed by a pair of comets; and a public apology of sorts to Lord RayEl.

Scientists have discovered that memories in mice can be recovered, at least temporarily, through optogenetics and light stimulus.  While there are some exciting therapies that may come from this, the flip side is that it may also allow for memories to be implanted and triggered. Also: Artificial intelligence research much farther along than expected; the Internet of Things wants to network your lawn and garden; and Uber shooter claims the app possessed him--like "an artificial intelligence" tapped into his body.