HAS TRUMP MADE THE BIGGEST MISTAKE OF HIS PRESIDENCY?

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Trump’s peace plan is basically Obama 2.0. And if that’s the case, then the ramifications and the implications are going to be absolutely devastating.

The title of Joel Richardson’s video is, “Has Trump made the biggest mistake of his presidency?” I have reproduced most of what Joel says below so you can either read the content or watch the video.

Joel begins by saying, “I am a Trump supporter. He’s very entertaining at the very least. But I want to be very clear. My job is to be a Bible teacher. And the job of any Bible teacher, any responsible Bible teacher who wants to actually carry the prophetic spirit of the prophets, it’s to speak truth to powerful people, e.g. John the Baptist and any number of the Biblical prophets. They are constantly speaking to kings and those in power, speaking truth, calling them to truth, calling them to repentance. And so my job is to call a spade a spade. It’s not to be a sycophant and to be a cheerleader for President Trump. I’m going to support him when he deserves support. But where I believe he deserves criticism, I’m going to offer criticism. Now, I want to be very clear because there will be voices out there that say, “You shouldn’t criticize the president. You should only pray for him.” We should be praying for him. But in a free society, it’s okay to criticize horrific decisions because he is a representative of you and I as Americans. He is supposed to be a servant of the people. He’s not a king. He is our representative. And I want to make it very clear, I am in profound disagreement with this current peace plan.

Now, at the beginning of the war, I largely supported the war. And the reason is very simple. I believe that the Iranian regime, the Ayatollahs and the IRGC are evil. It is an apocalyptic death cult. I have studied their eschatology, their goals, what they believe, who they are for well over 20 years. I’ve read their books. I know what they believe. And it is evil. And as it says in the book of Ecclesiastes that in an age where evil exists, sometimes there is a time for war. Now, war is always hell. In this age, things are broken. War is not ever the ideal, but in a corrupt, wicked age when evil people exist and really hurt people and threaten people, sometimes war is called for in the same way that we need police. The Iranian people deserve better than the government that they have. You know, roughly 60,000 people have been killed, Iranians, out in the streets protesting. And President Trump, went out publicly and he called to the Iranian people. He said, “Help is coming. Protest. Get out there in the streets.” He called for them to go out in the streets and promised them that we were coming to help them. “Regime change is coming.” He certainly implied it very strongly. Let’s put it this way. And according to all reports, there was initially a plan with Mossad, with Israel to give weapons to the Kurds and there was going to be an insurgency and that would have been the tipping point that would have seen the IRGC overthrown. We could have had a more Western friendly government.

But somewhere along the line within the Trump presidency, the Vance wing, if you will, of the White House, because J D Vance is much more on that libertarian side, no wars, a peacetime president and this type of thing. And they’re very, very critical, the more libertarian side, they’re increasingly hypercritical of the American alliance with Israel. So no wars, no alliance with Israel. And JD Vance is really the mouthpiece of that side of the conservative movement.

He said this great deal will bring peace and security to the whole region. Peace and security. Now really. He said many presidents have tried to make peace with Iran. All have failed before me. The leaders of the region have for the first time found a president who can help them achieve real peace. With the opening of the Strait upon the signing of the deal on Friday for purposes of mine removal, removing the mines, oil will flow on both ends again for the region and the world. Now, when I read this, alarm bells went off. First of all, because that phrase peace and security is one of the most dangerous phrases in Bible prophecy. Paul the Apostle said when they are saying peace and security sudden destruction will come upon them like a woman in childbirth and they will not escape. The labour pains will come upon them suddenly. When they believe that peace and security has actually been attained through the power of the flesh through the power of the deal then sudden destruction will come upon them. That’s right out of the Bible. That’s a huge red flag. Second, when I see President Trump bragging. Now, look, pursuing peace is a good thing. At least it should be. You should pursue regional peace if you’re being realistic and humble about it. But then President Trump said, “Many presidents have tried to make peace and all have failed before me.” Then begins the bragging. They finally found a president who can help them achieve peace. When I read that, immediately my mind thinks of and then they all gather together to make a tower. The Tower of Babel. But again, all have failed before me. That’s President Trump. This is Daniel 4:30. This is Nebuchadnezzar. He looks out at his kingdom and he says, “Is this not Babylon the great which I myself have built? I built this. Look at what I’ve done. They all have failed before me. Look what I’ve done.” And then he said, I’ve built this royal residence by the might of my power, for the glory of my majesty. Nebuchadnezzar’s heart was lifted up in pride. And what did the Lord do? He humbled him. And then becomes the whole episode of him crawling around like a wild animal and eating grass. The Lord humbles those who are proud, including emperors and kings. Pharaoh looks at the Nile, which of course is the source of life for Egypt, and he says, “The Nile is mine, and I myself have made it.” Pharaoh believed he was a god. Now, of course, the source of the Nile is the Lord. That’s who feeds Egypt. Pharaoh goes, “The Nile is mine. I have made it.” The same type of arrogance. Anytime you have a seed of the serpent, Satan is the one who says, “I will make my throne like the most high. I will be like the most high. I will make my throne above the stars of of the Lord, above the host of the Lord.” His followers have that same type of arrogance. And then later Isaiah 10:13, Senarobb the Assyrian, he says, “By the power of my hand and by my wisdom I did this for I have understanding.” Whether it’s Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, Senakarob, the Assyrian, or Pharaoh, these are three of the primary types of the Antichrist in all of scripture. And it sounds a lot like President Trump. It’s one thing to think arrogant thoughts. It’s another thing to brag about it publicly on social media. Everyone else has failed before me. That arrogance is terrifying and any believer should be terrified. If you support President Trump, you should be terrified that the Lord is not going to release judgment on our leader and on our nation. Now, he says, “All leaders before me have failed.” And he’s bragging about his plan. Three months ago, three, not even three months ago, President Trump was mocking the 2015 deal made by President Barack Obama. Mocking it. This is a quote. He says, “They sent Boeing 757s over there loaded with cash. Hundreds of millions of dollars. That’s not going to happen with Trump.” Well, guess what? We already gave them three billion already. Three billion. 3 billion is 3,000 million. Not hundreds of millions, not the hundreds of millions in cash on pallets that President Obama sent over, but hund thousands of millions. That’s not going to happen with Trump. Well, guess what? It has. And so, again, no matter how much you love him, we have to be honest. He is giving billions of dollars. He’s unfreezing releasing billions of dollars to the Iranian regime. It’s basically a bribe. So just Friday, I’m recording this on Monday, just a few days ago, it was reported that the UAE, the United Arab Emirates, the the UAE is the banking hub of the Middle East. So they’re and they’re a key American ally, US ally. They released $20 billion. 20 billion of frozen Iranian assets. Now, part of the deal that President Trump announced is that we will release the embargo on Iran. This has been the sanctions on not embargo, the sanctions on Iran that have been in place for years. That is going to drastically free them up. Now, when this happened with Obama again, working with the underground church, and Obama promised that it wasn’t going to be used for the wrong purposes, well, guess what they did? They used it for to fund Hezbollah to fund Hamas. And they used it to hire tens of thousands of SEPA, that’s the religious police in Iran, to hunt down Christians, underground Christians in Iran. The persecution was ramped up drastically after Obama released those hundreds of millions of dollars. We’re giving thousands of times more than what Obama gave them. That’s already happening. that’s already unfolded. So what Trump has frequently referred to, referring mocking President Obama, he’s frequently referred to it as the worst negotiated deal in American history. He’s just negotiated a much worse deal. And he is supposed to be, you know, the one who wrote the book, The Art of the Deal. He’s pointing, he points to Obama, his deal as like exhibit A in American loss. And then he negotiates and he’s trying to get us to support an even worse deal. And I’m sorry, but I’m not going to do it. Now, let me just talk about Israel because there was a big hullabaloo on social media over the past week or so between public statements on social media of Netanyahu and Trump. And basically in negotiating as Trump’s negotiating with these terrorists, Hezbollah starts raining down missiles and then Iran rains down missiles on Israel and Israel responded. And then President Trump publicly castigated Netanyahu and Israel for responding. Now think about this. What’s more important, the deal or Israel’s security?

EVIDENCE GOD IS IN TOTAL CONTROL OF EVENTS IN HIS WORLD

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Is there a dark conspiracy behind the latest attempt to assassinate President Trump? Was it the same conspiracy behind the attempt to kill him in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the murder of Charlie Kirk? Could it be about nothing less than the future of America? Jonathan Cahn opens it up.

Jonathan Cahn has been called the prophetic voice of his generation and is known for unlocking the deep mysteries and revelations of God’s Word. He leads Hope of the World, a worldwide ministry of outreach of God’s Word to all nations, and His love and compassion to the world’s most needy. The information he discloses in this video is incredible and shows how completely God is in control of all events unfolding in His world. You will be blown away by the evidence he reveals.

I have followed Jonathan Cahn since I met him in 2014, in Israel at breakfast in the Leonardo Hotel, Jerusalem. I was there for a Christian conference attended by 3000 people, half from China. Jonathan was vacationing with his family and was blown away when I told him about the number of Chinese Christians that had come to Jerusalem to pray for and bless the nation of Israel. He had no concept of what God was doing in China.

MARK CARNEY CONTINUES TO OUT MANOEUVRE TRUMP

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Carney SHUTS DOWN Trump’s Ultimatum — $865B Energy Deal COLLAPSES. For decades, the U.S. has relied on Canadian heavy crude to keep key refineries running—and relied on Canadian hydropower to stabilize parts of the Northeast grid.

How did Trump respond: the US Treasury moved to restrict Canada’s access to the dollar system? Trump has not yet understood the depth of Carney’s contacts and economic brilliance.

The financial world was shaken when the U.S. Treasury moved to restrict Canada’s access to the dollar system. What happened next stunned economists, markets, and governments around the world. In this video US-Canada’s News break down the escalating financial clash between Mark Carney and Donald Trump, the global reaction, and why many analysts believe this moment could reshape the future of the U.S. dollar. From emergency economic strategies to reactions from legendary investor Warren Buffett, this story reveals how quickly global finance can shift when major powers collide. Could this be the beginning of a new financial order? Or will the dollar remain the world’s dominant currency? Watch until the end to understand what this means for global markets, international trade, and the balance of economic power.

On Thursday afternoon, forty-eight hours after the White House leaked a memorandum demanding veto power over Canadian critical mineral exports, Tesla stock plunged nine percent. By Friday morning, Mark Carney was standing behind a podium at a nickel processing facility in Sudbury, Ontario, signing the Critical Minerals Sovereignty Act into law—announcing that all exports of unprocessed lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite, and fourteen other strategic minerals to nations attempting extraterritorial control over Canadian resources would face immediate government review and potential suspension.

TRUMP’S WITHDRAWAL FROM 66 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS

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When the Trump administration announced its withdrawal from, and defunding of, 66 international organisations and treaty bodies on 7 January, 2026 much of the media coverage framed the move as reckless isolationism or short-term budget cutting. That framing misunderstands what is actually happening.

This is not primarily a cost-saving exercise. It is a deliberate strategic break from a model of global governance that increasingly perpetuates problems rather than resolving them, and that relies on the continuous expansion of mandates, budgets, and crises to justify its own existence. Money matters here, but only insofar as it reveals intent.

Using the most recent consolidated US government contribution tables, a conservative reading shows that the United States was spending at least $90 million per year on a subset of the 66 organisations now being exited. That figure is a lower bound, based only on clearly identifiable FY2023 obligations tied to a handful of the largest recipients.

Among the biggest recipients of recent US funding on the withdrawal list were the United Nations Population Fund, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, UN Women, and UN-Habitat. Together, just these four entities account for the bulk of the identifiable spending in the conservative estimate above, with the population fund alone receiving tens of millions of dollars annually from the United States.

Climate-related bodies illustrate particularly clearly what Washington is stepping away from. US funding for the UNFCCC secretariat and associated climate processes has typically run into the low tens of millions of dollars annually, largely through voluntary contributions. These funds do not finance emissions reductions or energy innovation directly; they support the administrative machinery of global climate governance — conferences, reporting frameworks, expert panels, working groups, and compliance processes that expand year after year regardless of measurable climate outcomes.

This design is not accidental. Climate institutions are structured around process rather than resolution. There is no condition under which the UNFCCC can declare success and wind itself down. Progress justifies more funding; failure justifies even more.

The conservative $90 million estimate excludes dozens of smaller agencies among the 66, indirect funding routed through multi-donor trust funds, and future escalations embedded in open-ended commitments. In other words, $90 million is not the headline; it is the floor.

The administration did not withdraw randomly. The organisations selected for exit share a common institutional pathology. Bodies created to solve specific, technical problems have gradually evolved into permanent advocacy platforms. Climate secretariats, population agencies, and norm-setting bodies rarely declare success because success would undermine their relevance and funding base.

Funding models reinforce this dynamic by rewarding the identification of ever-expanding risks rather than measurable improvement. In climate policy, each missed target becomes justification for additional conferences, additional frameworks, and additional global coordination. Over time, this has produced institutions with weak performance metrics but strong moral authority.

Trump’s move signals a return to an older, now unfashionable principle: institutions should exist to solve problems, not to manage them indefinitely. By stepping away, the United States is reasserting sovereignty over policy priorities rather than outsourcing them to consensus-bound bodies. It is forcing a reckoning inside international organisations that have become dependent on US funding while remaining resistant to US scrutiny. It is also demonstrating that withdrawal is possible, breaking the assumption that once a country joins a global institution, exit is unthinkable.

A global climate, health, or development system that depends on the continuous escalation of crisis narratives is structurally incapable of declaring success. Trump’s decision confronts that reality directly. The savings — tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars — are real. But the larger gain is conceptual: the restoration of the idea that institutions are tools, not moral authorities.

In God’s scheme of things, Trump is a reprieve from the Godless agenda that has been controlling the world. We know from Scripture that it is temporary and that the Antichrist and his globalist agenda is coming. Keep watch on Israel, Iran, Turkey and the United Nations as they are leading players in the end times scenario.

MONTHLY PRAYER MEETINGS IN THE PENTAGON

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Pete Hegseth is bringing prayer into the Pentagon. This week, the United States Defence Secretary (SECDEF) dumbfounded Christian-haters by announcing a monthly prayer meeting would be held in the Pentagon’s auditorium. Attendance at the prayer gatherings is voluntary.

Hegseth told those gathered that the task of protecting the nation first begins on bended knees, recognising the “providence of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.”

“There are so many things we do in this building and across this nation, with such great consequence, it’s almost unfathomable when I think about that task,” he added.

“To think it relies only on my strength would leave me completely incapable of addressing the issues of the day or those going forward. Knowing that there’s an author in heaven overseeing all of this who’s underwritten all of it for us on the cross gives me the strength to proceed,” Hegseth affirmed.

The SECDEF then prayed this prayer:

King Jesus, we come humbly before You seeking Your face, seeking Your grace in humble obedience to Your law and to Your Word. We come as sinners saved only by that grace, seeking Your providence in our lives and in our nation. Lord God, we ask for the wisdom to see what is right, and in each and every day and each and every circumstance, the courage to do what is right in obedience to Your will. It is in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ that we pray. And all God’s people said, ‘Amen’.

In an implied response to accusations that Hegseth was “violating” Thomas Jefferson’s assumed line between church and state, Franklin Graham took to X, thanking the SECDEF for not being ashamed of Jesus Christ.

In reply, Hegseth remarked, “It’s the least we can do, for Him and the country.” He then invited Graham to “join them for a service.”

TRUMP IS DELIVERING ON HIS PROMISE TO BRING MANUFACTURING BACK TO AMERICA

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Back in 2020, thanks to President Trump’s vision and support, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) began establishing advanced chip manufacturing in the United States. This vision is now a reality,” said TSMC Chairman and CEO Dr. C.C. Wei. “AI is reshaping our daily lives, and semiconductor technology is the foundation for new capabilities and applications. With the success of our first fab in Arizona, along with needed government support and strong customer partnerships, we intend to expand our U.S. semiconductor manufacturing investment by an additional $100 billion, bringing our total planned investment to $165 billion.”

Through this expansion, TSMC expects to create hundreds of billions of dollars in semiconductor value for AI and other cutting-edge applications,” said the company. “TSMC’s expanded investment is expected to support 40,000 construction jobs over the next four years and create tens of thousands of high-paying, high-tech jobs in advanced chip manufacturing and R&D,” it said. 

Pictured is TSMC’s Arizona fab, which currently employs more than 3,000 people on 1,100 acres of land in Arizona. The site has been in volume production since late 2024. This expansion will play a crucial role in strengthening the U.S. semiconductor ecosystem by increasing American production of advanced semiconductor technology. It will also complete the domestic AI supply chain with TSMC’s first U.S. advanced packaging investments.

In the United States, in addition to its latest manufacturing site in Phoenix, TSMC operates a fab in Camas, Washington, and design service centers in Austin, Texas, and San Jose, California.

THE TRUTH OF BISHOP BUDDE’S SERMON TO TRUMP

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Kaeley Harms, an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse, has a visceral response to emotional manipulation. This is her response to Bishop Budde’s sermon to President Trump.

One needs only spend a few minutes familiarizing oneself with the entire body of Bishop Budde’s work to realise that what she was really asking for is not mercy but capitulation.  She wasn’t asking Trump to use softer words.  She was asking him to pump the brakes on necessary policy changes that would protect the greater good.

Jesus loves people. He loves you. He loves me. He loves illegal immigrants. He loves kids who are confused about their gender. His heart is merciful toward us. But loving every person does not mean He loves every idea or every action. Mercy doesn’t look like capitulating to ideologies that lead to harm. Mercy looks like intervening to stop the harm from happening, and it’s precisely that intervention that Bishop Budde was standing staunchly against in her speech. She framed the whole thing as love, of course, but the brand of love she was peddling wasn’t love at all, and that’s why it vexes me.

You should be able to step foot in a Christian church and find that the leaders are pointing you toward Jesus and the truth that can save.

Jesus says, “Come as you are,” not “Stay as you are.”  Faithful Christian leaders lovingly encourage their congregants to surrender their sins to Jesus and allow Him to transform them from the inside out. To be a Christian is to be willing to change. It means your identity is in Him, not your sexual preferences or rebellion against the material reality of your sex. But false leaders like Bishop Budde encounter this necessary shepherding and shout, “Have mercy! Don’t tell people they need to change! That’s hateful.” And in so doing, they circumvent the very repentance that could bring the healing we all claim to desire.

Budde’s speech perpetuated both the myth of the “transgender child” and the histrionic belief that children will die if we don’t indulge their delusion about their bodies. There’s no such thing as a transgender child. Mercy and compassion for kids who are confused about their sex looks like lovingly helping them make peace with the immutable nature of it. It does NOT look like forcing the rest of society to play make-believe with the cult ideology that’s harming them. The price tag here is just too high. Kids are not dying because we refuse to tell them lies about their bodies. The suggestion is preposterous and harmful.

Conservative political commentator Mark Steyn blasted Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde as “a tool of Satan” for pushing the idea of “transgender children” from the pulpit of the National Cathedral during her recent rebuke of President Donald Trump. There’s no such thing as a transgender kid,” Steyn said. “Some may think there is, and a confused 8-year-old boy or 11-year-old girl may think there is. But what it boils down to is you, the bishop, supporting slicing off the breasts of middle school girls. That makes you, the bishop, a tool of Satan. So you should be on a roasting spit in Hell for promoting that.”

Sadly, until very recently, the transgender movement has had all the institutional power. All of it. They’ve had a death grip on the entirety of mainstream media, big tech, big pharma, the medical industrial complex, academia, Hollywood elite, and, increasingly, of the now largely apostate church.

They have not been “powerless.”  Women have been powerless to stop them. How do you think female inmates raped by men in their prison cells feel when people who claim to be abuse survivor advocates defend their rapists in the name of God?

What does “mercy” look like to a physically castrated young man like Ritchie Herron who will never be a father because people like Bishop Budde encouraged the cult belief that they could be born in the wrong body? What does “mercy” look like to grieving parents whose children have committed suicide after the medical intervention experts promised what would make them happy failed to deliver?

I’m focused heavily on the trans element of Budde’s speech for obvious reasons: it’s been my soapbox for the past 10 years.  I’m so inundated with the stories of harm perpetrated by the gender cult that it keeps me up at night. 

TRUMP’S INAUGURATION SPEECH

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You need to watch and listen to Graham’s prayer and Trump’s speech. I was pleasantly surprised that most of his policies align with Scripture. For one, the law will acknowledge that there are only two sexes, male and female. The LGBTQ agenda in educational institutions will be eradicated. God will not be forgotten and be put back into His rightful place. “IN GOD, WE TRUST” on the USA banknotes will be meaningful again. The World has indeed just changed for the better.

The walls of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) that were built throughout the Biden administration appear to be crumbling right before our eyes. In recent days, numerous companies and institutions have been forgoing their DEI programs and offices. Shortly after taking office, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey (R) used his new position to end all state-funded DEI programs. And now, in a decision opponents of DEI have long waited for, the FBI has officially announced that they closed their DEI office.

Trump’s reaction: Why is it that they’re closing one day before the Inauguration of a new Administration? Is the reason CORRUPTION!”

TRUMP AND VANCE WILL BE ELECTED PRESIDENT AND V.P.

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After reading JD Vance’s first speech following his appointment as VP at the Republican National Convention, I was sufficiently convinced Vance and Trump will be elected VP and President at the November election to write this post. It will be interesting to see if I am right. How things have changed so dramatically in just 24 hours. Trump is a different person following the assassination attempt on his life. He acknowledges that he is still alive only because God wants to use him to unite the nation.

Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick JD Vance took to the stage at the Republican National Convention to deliver his first address since being announced on the ticket, hailing the former president’s “fight” and call for unity.

“Tonight is a night of hope,” Mr Vance said. “A celebration of what America once was and with God’s grace, what it will soon be again.

“And it is a reminder of the sacred duty we have to preserve the American experiment, to choose a new path for our children and grandchildren.

“But as we meet tonight we cannot forget that this evening could have been so much different. Instead of a celebration, this could have been a day of heartache and mourning.

“And what did he call us to do for our country? To fight. To fight for America. Even in his most perilous moment, we were on his mind. His instinct was for us, for our country, to call us to something higher, for something greater, to once again be citizens to ask what our country needs from us.

“Now consider what they said – they said he was a tyrant. They said he must be stopped at all costs. But how did he respond? He called for national unity, for national calm literally right after an assassin nearly took his life.

“And then President Trump flew to Milwaukee and got back to work.

“Now that’s the man I’ve gotten to know personally over the last few years. He is tough – and he is – but he cares about people. He can stand defiant against an assassin one moment and call for national healing the next. He is a beloved father and grandfather, and of course, a once-in-a-generation business leader.”

Mr Vance is invoking his small-town roots as he accepts his party’s nomination for vice president.

“I grew up in Middletown, Ohio, a small town where people spoke their minds, built with their hands, and loved their God, their family, their community, and their country with their whole hearts,” he said, arguing that President Joe Biden has supported policies that damaged his community.

Mr Vance said it was the kind of place that had been “cast aside and forgotten by America’s ruling class in Washington”.

“When I was in the fourth grade, a career politician by the name of Joe Biden supported NAFTA, a bad trade deal that sent countless good jobs to Mexico.

“When I was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named Joe Biden, gave China a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good American middle-class manufacturing jobs.

“When I was a senior in high school that same Joe Biden supported the disastrous invasion of Iraq and each step of the way and at small towns like mine in Ohio or next door in Pennsylvania or Michigan, in states all across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war.”

Mr. Vance said the GOP of the next four years would be “united in our love for this country and committed to free speech and the open exchange of ideas”.

“And so tonight, Mr Chairman, I stand here humbled and I’m overwhelmed with gratitude to say I officially accept your nomination to be vice president of the United States of America!”

Mr Vance made a pitch to the “American heartland”.

“For these places to thrive, my friends, we need a leader who fights for the people who built this country,” he said.

“We need a leader who’s not in the pocket of big business, but answers to the working man, union and non-union alike.

“A leader who won’t sell out to multinational corporations but will stand up for American companies and American industry.

“A leader who rejects Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ green new scam and fights to bring back our great American factories.

“We need President Donald J Trump.”

Will God give America one last chance to repent and return to Him? Even if God does, I do not think it will change anything. Millennials and Gen Z are lost generations due to schools and universities teaching evolution, not creation. They do not believe God exists therefore the Bible is a book of myths and legends. Biblical prophecy confirms this view. The Antichrist arises from the Middle East to dominate the world. Russia and China are featured as end-time empires, but not America.

TRUMP WILL BE REELECTED

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Trump will be reelected President of the USA this month. This prophecy by Dr. Francis Myles and many other prophecies show us that God is in control and He will bring this outcome to pass. Impossible in the natural but obvious when one knows the truth about God and His Word.