The producer of “The Trump Prophecy,” a faith-based film about a man who said he heard from God in 2011 that Trump would one day be president, says Facebook has “almost been abusive” in seeking information from the production company, which was just trying to place an ad on the site. Facebook is blocking ads from the production, which is a partnership between Reelworks Studios and private Christian school Liberty University’s cinema department, alleging it is too “political”… (READ MORE) [NOTE FROM SKYWATCH EDITOR: Parts of the original Fox article were incorrect (Mark does not say in the book we published that Obama will be charged with treason or that Trump will release cures for cancer and Alzheimer’s disease) and we emailed the author (Caleb Parke) who immediately corrected the story (thank you Caleb). Either way, this is another disturbing example of powerful social media outlets censoring information just because it has the president’s name in it.
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A retired Florida firefighter, whose “Trump prophecy” is the center of an upcoming feature-film, says that he believes President Donald Trump will win re-election in 2020. Mark Taylor, co-author of the The Trump Prophecies: The Astonishing True Story of the Man Who Saw Tomorrow… and What He Says Is Coming Next, has gained much attention in the past couple years on grounds that he claims that God told him in 2011 that Trump would one day be president…
Every month, self-identifying witches gather to cast “mass spells” on Donald Trump, and use tarot to assist them in the task. The Tower card, commonly used in Trump spells, depicts a solid tower being struck by lightning, and flames emerging from small windows at its top. Tina Gong, a New York-based designer and witch, says the rise of tarot has “everything to do with our current political and socio-economic environment”. Ms Gong combined her love of witchcraft and her coding skills to create tarot apps, as well as an online tarot school. She describes the majority of her users as young females who no longer want to be “good girls”, and who see tarot as a tool for political resistance…
The problems we are confronting reflect deeper dangers than the professional corruption of some functionaries of corrupt executive agencies armed with the coercive power of the state. The true moral of the story is the dangers to freedom of centralized and concentrated power––the very dangers consensual governments, including our own, were created to minimize. The issue of political bias, which the IG report scanted, has to be understood in the larger nature of the large-scale bureaucratic public institutions that comprise the Deep State. In other words, the structure and functioning of the institution itself creates a bias that selects progressive employees. The bias insidiously becomes a second nature of which they often are no more conscious than a fish is that it’s wet. Leftist ideology from Marxism to Progressivism is particularly useful for creating such self-serving agencies.
Tucked away on a tree-studded, 40-acre plot just a quarter mile from the Hudson River, one of New York’s most unusual construction projects is underway. The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM)—a transdenominational church and registered nonprofit—has been constructing the Entheon: “A place to discover god within.” The three-story windowless art space will be a temple to, among other things, original “visionary art” from the church’s husband-and-wife co-founders, Alex and Allyson Grey […] Their Wappingers Falls location hosts monthly full-moon festivities, as well as large concerts and events. Placing art at the very center of their faith, the estate already features large-scale architectural artworks, such as the three-story gazebo-temple Altered States made by artist Kate Raudenbush, who describes herself as “New York-based, Burning Man–bred.”
Researchers at Google Brain set up three networks called Alice, Bob and Eve. Their task was to learn how to encrypt information. Alice and Bob both knew a number – a key, in cryptographic terms – that was unknown to Eve. Alice would perform some operation on a string of text, and then send it to Bob and Eve. If Bob could decode the message, Alice’s score increased; but if Eve could, Alice’s score decreased. Over thousands of iterations, Alice and Bob learned to communicate without Eve breaking their code: they developed a private form of encryption like that used in private emails today. But crucially, we don’t understand how this encryption works. Its operation is occluded by the deep layers of the network. What is hidden from Eve is also hidden from us. The machines are learning to keep their secrets.
Former evangelical psychologist and author Valerie Tarico, a graduate of the evangelical Wheaton College in Illinois, has claimed that babies who are in danger of being aborted in their mothers’ wombs are about as human as zombies in some kind of science fiction movie. Tarico posted an op-ed to the politically progressive news website AlterNet on Monday arguing that “[r]eligious opposition to abortion is based on a kind of magical thinking much like that in zombie stories.”
“America’s Got Talent” season three winner Neal E. Boyd died on Sunday at the age of 42. According to Fox News, Scott County, Missouri, Coroner Scott Amick reported that several complications were found in Boyd’s autopsy which caused his death. The array of diseases were all linked to his weight, including “heart and kidney failure and liver disease.” The opera singer was found unresponsive by his mother at her home in Missouri with the time of death recorded at 6:26 p.m.
Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson has praised his players for their faith, saying their belief in God was the “glue” that held the team together and drove them to a Super Bowl victory. In a candid interview at the American Bible Society’s Faith and Football event, Pederson said it was “really impressive” to see the team lean on God throughout the season. The winning team had a number of committed Christians in their ranks, including star quarterback and Super Bowl MVP, Nick Foles.
Traveling much farther than the fireball, a colossal pressure wave would hurtle forth faster than the speed of sound, generating winds up to 500 miles per hour. The shock wave would demolish the flimsiest buildings and strip the walls and roofs off stronger structures, leaving only their naked and warped scaffolding. It would snap utility poles like toothpicks and rip through trees, fling people through the air, and turn brick, glass, wood, and metal into deadly projectiles. A blast in Times Square, combined with the fireball, would carve a crater 50 feet deep at the center of the explosion. The shock wave would reach a diameter of nearly 3.2 miles, shattering windows as far as Gramercy Park and the American Museum of Natural History. All this would happen within a few seconds…