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Uninformed people in the US and other parts of the world being "geared up" by the Zionist media to fight an all-out war between the followers of Islam and Christianity.

An American university president's call on his students to kill Muslims is part of a larger Zionist agenda that seeks to push forward the evangelical vision of Armageddon through waging war between Muslims and Christians, says an American political analyst.

Jerry Falwell, Jr., president of the Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, told a large formal assembly at the school on Friday that they all need to get their permits for carrying concealed weapons and "end those Muslims" to, as he put it, prevent terror attacks in the US. Falwell, son of a late evangelist and Liberty University founder, is pushing the"evangelical vision of Armageddon," James Morris told Press TV on Monday. "I attribute this to the Zionist media in America which won't talk about the motivation for what happened with the tragic attack on 9/11 and other acts of terrorism against America," he said..

"What we have now, is you have the same Zionist media and you have this Zionist-occupied government of America as well, which are pushing this clash of civilizations between the Christian and Muslim world," the analyst added.

Morris, editor of America-hijacked.com, noted that this policy falls in line with the "Israeli Likudnik Oded Yinon neocon plan," under which the stage is being set for more wars in the Middle East.

Comment: If you are not familiar with this concept, worth a gander. It locks a number of things into place.

In his essay, "A Strategy for Israel in the 1980s," Oded Yinon speaks of "far-reaching opportunities for the first time since 1967″ that were created by the "very stormy situation [that] surrounds Israel."

Uninformed people in the US and other parts of the world being "geared up" by the Zionist media to fight an all-out war between the followers of Islam and Christianity, Morris said. "That is all in accord with the Zionist 'war for Israel' agenda that we have already seen with Iraq; we have seen that same Israeli Likudnik Oded Yinon neocon plan expanded to Syria," he added.

'Daesh has Zionist roots'

Elsewhere in his comments, the analyst referred to the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, California which was carried out by two alleged Daesh followers.

Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 29, stormed a holiday party in San Bernardino, California, last week, killing at least 14 people and injuring 21 others in the deadliest mass shooting in the US in three years.

Comment: The details of this attack and the timing of it still beg investigation, regardless of the surface implications, planted or otherwise. This type of incident seems to have a pattern, focus and purpose far beyond a couple of parents of a 6 month-old baby suddenly going off the deep end.

Morris said that according to credible reports, apart from sharing ideologies with Daesh terrorists, Farook also had a "fixation" on Israel.

"Well, if you go back to what ISIS (Daesh) is about, ISIS came about from the Zionist neocon influence of Iraq invasion," he said, using an alternative acronym for the terror group.

"There was no ISIS there before the US invaded [it] for Israel," he added.

Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 12/8/2015 10:49:22 AM
	Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to Announce Revised Terror Alert System By GENEVA SANDS9 hours ago Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson speaks at a Defense One "leadership briefing" in Washington, Monday, Dec. 7, 2015, on the agency's efforts to tackle growing terrorism threats in the U.S. and abroad. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) The new U.S. terror alert system thatHomeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnsonsaid today he will announce in the coming days is actually more of a modification, a department official clarified later. It is "not a new system," but rather a revision of the one that is already in place, the official said. "Earlier this year, Secretary Johnson directed a review of the NTAS to determine how the Department of Homeland Security can more effectively and quickly communicate information to the public and other partners regarding threats to the homeland. This is not a new system. DHS will announce changes to the NTAS in the near future," the official said. "As always, we will adjust security measures, as necessary, to protect the American people to meet a constantly evolving threat picture." Johnson had said earlier today, "I believe that we need to do a better job of informing the public at large of what we are seeing, removing some of the mystery about the global terrorism threat and what we are doing about it and what we are asking the public to do.” Johnson said the United States has moved into a “new phase” in the global terrorist threat and requires an alert system that can respond appropriately. FBI Investigates Southern California Attack as Act of Terror San Bernardino Shooters' Family Had No Knowledge of Extreme Behavior, Attorney Says Syed Farook's Sister Shocked by His Wife's Alleged ISIS Support “We're dealing with the prospect of terrorist-inspired attacks by someone who may be totally below our radar and could act on a moment's notice," he said. The current National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS), which replaced the old color-coded warning system, has never been activated because it depends on a specific, credible threat to the homeland. "I believe that in this environment we need to get beyond that and go to a new system that has an intermediate level to it and I'll be announcing soon hopefully what our new system is that I think reflects the current environment and the current realities," he said. He made his remarks in the wake of the shooting in San Bernardino that left 14 victims dead and 21 other injured, which the FBI is investigating as an act of terrorism. In October, Johnson said that DHS was looking at revising the current alert system that replaced the color-coded system based on the latest threats. “I will tell you that we are considering revising our NTAS system, the National Threat Advisory System, which we’ve never used. We left the color-coded bars to an NTAS system, which we’ve never used. I’ve asked our folks to consider whether we should revise that system to accommodate how the terrorist threat has evolved. That review is underway now," said Johnson in October.
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 12/8/2015 10:56:33 AM
	European fighters in Syria more than double, posing terror threat as they begin to return home A new report warns that Western governments have been unable to stem the flow in either direction By Michael Isikoff8 hours agoYahoo News In this photo released on Sept. 29, 2014 by a militant website, which has been verified and is consistent with other AP reporting, two members of the Islamic State group skewer fresh meat for barbecue on the bank of the Euphrates river in Raqqa, Syria. Helping fighters marry, whether Syrians or foreigners, is a key priority for the Islamic State group. Aside from the stipend that fighters get, foreign fighters receive $500 when they marry, to help them put together their new household. (Militant website via AP) The number of fighters from Western Europe pouring into Syria has more than doubled since last year, swelling the ranks of the Islamic State and other extremist groups by more than 30,000 despite efforts by the U.S. and other Western countries to cut off the flow, according to a new report by an international security firm. Related Stories Foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria have doubled: report AFP [$$] Obama to Call for Intensifying Counterterrorism Efforts The Wall Street Journal France, US to scale up strikes on IS in Syria, Iraq: Hollande AFP Obama and Hollande pledge solidarity against Islamic State Associated Press Expert: Friends recruit most Islamic State fighters Associated Press There is also mounting evidence that significant numbers of these fighters — an average of between 20 percent and 30 percent — are starting to return to their home countries, posing threats that became a grisly reality in the November 13 attacks in Paris, which was coordinated by an ISIS recruit who returned to France, the authors of the report warn. “All of our assumptions about our ability to monitor these people have been proven faulty,” said Patrick Skinner, a former CIA counterterrorism officer and one of the authors of the report prepared by the Soufan Group. “When you look at France or Belgium — they have a massive problem,” Skinner added. “It’s clear they haven’t been able to stop people from going — and it’s painfully clear they haven’t stopped people from coming back. It’s the round-trip nature of this that is really worrisome.” The report also suggests that the motivation for those joining the fight is often more personal than political, and may well be immune to the “countering radical extremism” messaging that U.S. and other officials have touted as a potential solution to the problem. “A search for belonging, purpose, adventure and friendship appear to remain the main reasons for people to join the Islamic State, just as they remain the least-addressed issues in the international fight against terrorism,” the report states. Flash Points: Why the West is worried about foreig …Play video The report — with detailed, country-by-country breakdowns on the flow of foreign fighters — offers a sobering and in some cases more downbeat perspective on the state of the war against ISIS than the one President Obama offered the country in a nationally televised speech Sunday night. Before U.S. officials began calling attention to the problem, the Soufan Group was among the first to highlight the threat posed by foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq in a major report it released in June 2014. Basing its figures on open-source reporting, official government estimates and private interviews with U.S. and allied intelligence officials, the consulting firm estimated at the time that about 12,000 foreign fighters from 81 countries had flocked to Syria and Iraq. The new report puts the figure at between 27,000 and 31,000 from at least 86 countries. That is consistent with current U.S. intelligence estimates, updated in just the last few weeks, of about 30,000. The Soufan Group accepts official U.S. estimates that about 250 of these have come, or attempted to come, from the United States, up from about 120 last year. (A U.S. intelligence official told Yahoo News that about two dozen Americans are also now believed to have died after traveling to Syria to join the conflict.) The numbers from Western Europe, Russia and the former Soviet Republics are far more pronounced — and rapidly accelerating. It estimates, for example, that about 5,000 fighters from European Union countries have flocked to the conflict, up from 2,500 in June 2014, with more than two- thirds of them coming from just four countries. The number from France is estimated at 1,700 (up from 700 last year); from the U.K. 760 (up from 400 last year); from Germany, 760 (up from 270 last year; and from Belgium, 470 (up from 250 last year.) One huge source of the flow has been Russia — a major reason cited by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent decision to begin military strikes in Syria. The report estimates that about 2,400 fighters have come from Russia, up from 800 last year. The largest sources, however, remains Tunisia — about 6,000 (twice the estimate from last year); Turkey, between 2,000 and 2,200 (up from 400 last year); and 2,500 from Saudi Arabia (the same number as last year.) In his talk from the Oval Office Sunday night, President Obama promised an intensification of air strikes and special operations forces against the ISIS. But he offered no major change in U.S. strategy and again vowed to avoid sending a large influx of U.S. ground troops to dislodge ISIS from the territory it now holds. But Skinner of the Soufan Group said it is increasingly clear that the flow of fighters will not stop until the ISIS suffers a decisive defeat on the ground. “Until the Islamic State is demonstrably defeated, militarily — until they get toppled from Mosul and Raqqa, they will continue to be a magnet,” he said. “They need to have an undeniable loss.”
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 12/8/2015 11:04:36 AM
	Trump’s Muslim ban proposal draws extraordinary rebukes Jon Ward December 7, 2015 U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump waves to supporters after a Pearl Harbor Day rally aboard the USS York town memorial in Mount Pleasant, S.C., December 7, 2015. (Reuters/Randall Hill) CHARLESTON, S.C. – Donald Trump’s proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States sparked categorical rebukes from his rivals in the presidential race, from traditionally neutral figures in his own party, and from at least one national conservative Christian leader. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who until lately had refrained from knocking Trump, ridiculed the real estate magnate’s anti-Muslim plan as the “ridiculous” utterance of a man whose reality has been shaped by his years starring in the reality TV show “The Apprentice.” In response to the terrorist attack in San Bernardino, Calif., last week by Islamist militants that killed 14 people, Trump announced Monday afternoon that he wanted to see “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.” When Trump mentioned the idea at a rally here Monday night on board the USS Yorktown, he drew loud cheers from a massive crowd. But alarm inside the Republican Party over Trump’s idea — and his candidacy — hit a new level following his announcement. Christie said there was “no question” that Trump’s idea was unconstitutional, but added that “there are folks in this race who don’t care about what the law says because they’re used to being able to just fire people indiscriminately on television.” More remarkable were the comments from GOP officials in key states who usually stay neutral in presidential primary contests. The chairmen of the Republican state parties in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina — the first three states to vote in the primary process — all condemned Trump Monday evening in the strongest terms after the Republican presidential frontrunner announced his proposal. “As a conservative who truly cares about religious liberty, Donald Trump’s bad idea and rhetoric send a shiver down my spine,” wroteMatt Moore, the chairman of the South Carolina GOP, on Twitter. “American exceptionalism means always defending our inalienable rights, not attacking them when it’s politically convenient.” The chairman of the New Hampshire GOP, Jennifer Horn, was equally pointed in her condemnation of Trump’s idea, calling it “un-American.” “There should never be a day in the United States of America when people are excluded based solely on their race or religion,” Horn said. “It is un-Republican. It is unconstitutional. And it is un-American.” Jeff Kaufmann, chair of the Iowa GOP, wrote on Twitter that “our founding principles are stronger than political cynicism.” “GOP believes that Obama has failed on ISIS, AND that we don’t make ourselves safer by betraying bedrock constitutional values,” Kaufmann wrote. He confirmed via text message that he was referring to Trump’s anti-Muslim proposal. The Republican National Committee canceled a planned fundraiser with Trump on Wednesday night in New York, but did not announce immediately why. They did not answer questions from Yahoo News about whether the cancellation was connected to Trump’s anti-Muslim proposal. Former Vice President Dick Cheney, known more than anything for his hawkish views on fighting terrorism, also said Trump’s idea was wrongheaded. “It goes against everything we believe in,” Cheney told conservative talk-radio host Hugh Hewitt. “It’s a mistaken notion.” Journalists from conservative outlets also denounced Trump. “If Trump’s proposal to ban all Muslims surprises you, you haven’t been paying attention. If it pleases you, you’re a bigot,” tweeted Stephen Hayes, a writer for the Weekly Standard and a regular guest on Fox News. A prominent evangelical leader, Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention, pushed back forcefully against Trump as well. “Anyone who cares an iota about religious liberty will denounce the reckless, demogogic @realDonaldTrump plan for Muslims,” Moorewrote on Twitter shortly after Trump’s announcement. “A government that can shut down mosques simply because they are mosques can shut down Bible studies because they are Bible studies. A government that can close the borders to all Muslims simply on the basis of their religious belief can do the same thing for evangelical Christians,” Moore wrote later Monday evening. “A government that issues ID badges for Muslims simply because they are Muslims can, in the fullness of time, demand the same for Christians because we are Christians.” Yahoo News sent text messages to spokespersons for all 11 Republican presidential candidates to ask if their respective candidate would still support Trump if he is the party’s nominee. Only a spokeswoman for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee answered, saying that Huckabee “believes any Republican in this race is better than [Hillary Clinton].” Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., in fact, said Monday that the U.S. should pause all immigration from the Middle East until “we can get a handle on: ‘Are we admitting people who want to attack and kill us?’“ The difference between Trump’s idea and Paul’s is that Trump has proposed to discriminate against an entire religion, rather than from immigrants or refugees from a certain part of the world. And for a country founded on religious freedom, Trump’s criteria offended what many still consider to be a foundational American value.
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 12/8/2015 1:51:59 PM
	Analyst: US implementing Zionist agenda for Armageddon Press TV Mon, 07 Dec 2015 12:22 UTC © www.crosswalk.com Uninformed people in the US and other parts of the world being "geared up" by the Zionist media to fight an all-out war between the followers of Islam and Christianity. An American university president's call on his students to kill Muslims is part of a larger Zionist agenda that seeks to push forward the evangelical vision of Armageddon through waging war between Muslims and Christians, says an American political analyst. Jerry Falwell, Jr., president of the Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, told a large formal assembly at the school on Friday that they all need to get their permits for carrying concealed weapons and "end those Muslims" to, as he put it, prevent terror attacks in the US. Falwell, son of a late evangelist and Liberty University founder, is pushing the"evangelical vision of Armageddon," James Morris told Press TV on Monday. "I attribute this to the Zionist media in America which won't talk about the motivation for what happened with the tragic attack on 9/11 and other acts of terrorism against America," he said.. "What we have now, is you have the same Zionist media and you have this Zionist-occupied government of America as well, which are pushing this clash of civilizations between the Christian and Muslim world," the analyst added. Morris, editor of America-hijacked.com, noted that this policy falls in line with the "Israeli Likudnik Oded Yinon neocon plan," under which the stage is being set for more wars in the Middle East. Comment: If you are not familiar with this concept, worth a gander. It locks a number of things into place. In his essay, "A Strategy for Israel in the 1980s," Oded Yinon speaks of "far-reaching opportunities for the first time since 1967″ that were created by the "very stormy situation [that] surrounds Israel." Uninformed people in the US and other parts of the world being "geared up" by the Zionist media to fight an all-out war between the followers of Islam and Christianity, Morris said. "That is all in accord with the Zionist 'war for Israel' agenda that we have already seen with Iraq; we have seen that same Israeli Likudnik Oded Yinon neocon plan expanded to Syria," he added. 'Daesh has Zionist roots' Elsewhere in his comments, the analyst referred to the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, California which was carried out by two alleged Daesh followers. Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and Tashfeen Malik, 29, stormed a holiday party in San Bernardino, California, last week, killing at least 14 people and injuring 21 others in the deadliest mass shooting in the US in three years. Comment: The details of this attack and the timing of it still beg investigation, regardless of the surface implications, planted or otherwise. This type of incident seems to have a pattern, focus and purpose far beyond a couple of parents of a 6 month-old baby suddenly going off the deep end. Morris said that according to credible reports, apart from sharing ideologies with Daesh terrorists, Farook also had a "fixation" on Israel. "Well, if you go back to what ISIS (Daesh) is about, ISIS came about from the Zionist neocon influence of Iraq invasion," he said, using an alternative acronym for the terror group. "There was no ISIS there before the US invaded [it] for Israel," he added. Comment: "Well, if you go back to what ISIS (Daesh) is about, ISIS came about from the Zionist neocon influence of Iraq invasion," "There was no ISIS there before the US invaded [it] for Israel..." There was no ISIS, no Taliban and no al-Qaeda until the Israeli/US neocons thought them up and created a horrible and unrelenting reality, trained, paid for, protected courtesy the West. See also: American university president urges students to 'end Muslims' San Bernardino mass shooting: 3 white gunmen, 2 unlikely culprits, and 1 saving grace
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: ARE WE NOW IN THE END TIMES? 12/8/2015 2:10:27 PM
	Confirmed: ISIS terrorists attempting to use U.S. refugee program to invade America Tuesday, December 08, 2015 by: J. D. Heyes (NaturalNews) For weeks there have been reports that terrorist organizations like the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq (ISIS) would attempt to use the Middle East "refugee crisis" as a way to infiltrate their operatives into Western countries including the United States. Now, the head of the House Homeland Security Committee has confirmed it. Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, announced Dec. 7 during a speech at the National Defense University that, according to intelligence officials he did not name, Islamic extremists have indeed attempted to get into the U.S. through the refugee resettlement program, which is managed by the Department of Health and Human Services. However, as McCaul noted, the Obama administration has yet to make that information public. In addition to the disclosure, the Texas lawmaker and committee chairman said he was prepared to back "a slate of new bills" aimed at curbing jihadi attacks on American soil, Breitbart News reported. "ISIS members in Syria have attempted to exploit [the refugee program] to get into the United States," McCaul said in Washington, D.C. "The U.S. government has information to indicate that individuals tied to terrorist groups in Syria have already attempted to gain access to our country through the U.S. refugee program." A separate report in The Hill noted that McCaul "would not say specifically who informed him and other lawmakers about the revelation, only describing the sources as 'elements of the intelligence community.'" "That was very courageous for them to come forward with this, to tell me about this personally, given the political debate on the Hill," he added, noting that he and the other lawmakers were briefed about the infiltration attempts earlier in the week. 'This is just the beginning' "I believe the state of our homeland is increasingly not secure," warned McCaul."I believe 2015 will be seen as a watershed year in this long war — the year when our enemies gained an upper hand and when the spread of terror once again awoke the West." McCaul said new legislation to end the influx of refugees from the war-torn Middle East for the time being will be introduced soon. "This is just the beginning," McCaul vowed. "Over the coming weeks, we will introduce a slate of new bills based on the findings of the [bipartisan congressional] task force to keep terrorists from crossing our borders." McCaul's revelation comes as a separate report claims that a newly released intelligence assessment commissioned by the White House states unequivocally that ISIS has not been "contained," despite a recent claim by President Obama that they had been hemmed in by the U.S.-led coalition's air campaign and introduction of special forces. They're coming What's more, unnamed intelligence officials told The Daily Beast, the report "predicts that the self-proclaimed Islamic State will spread worldwide and grow in numbers, unless it suffers a significant loss of territory on the battlefield in Iraq and Syria" – a finding that hints at the introduction of ground forces as necessary to shrinking the terrorist organization's influence and reach, something Obama has been loathe to do. The report not only contradicts Obama's "ISIS is contained" narrative – which the president made just a day before the horrific ISIS-sponsored attacks in Paris, France, in which 130 people were killed – but "it's also a tacit admission that coalition efforts so far—dropping thousands of bombs and deploying 3,500 U.S. troops as well as other coalition trainers—have been outpaced by ISIS's ability to expand and attract new followers, even as the yearlong coalition air campaign has helped local forces drive ISIS out of parts of Iraq and Syria," The Daily Beast reported. It wasn't clear if McCaul's revelations came from the same intelligence report as that commissioned by the White House. The Homeland Security Committee chairman's admission was foreshadowed by earlier reports noting that South and Central American countries have been detaining mostly Syrian nationals who were attemptig to travel to the United States using fake passports they obtained in Greece. Thus far, authorities in both Argentina and Honduras have arrested Syrian "refugees" with fake Greek passports. Sources: Breitbart.com TheHill.com TheDailyBeast.com Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/052242_refugee_program_ISIS_USA_invasion.html#ixzz3tjq2nypy
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U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump waves to supporters after a Pearl Harbor Day rally aboard the USS York town memorial in Mount Pleasant, S.C., December 7, 2015. (Reuters/Randall Hill)

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