Why it's time for Democrats to ditch Nancy Pelosi Walter Shapiro

When you are running as a Democrat in Donald Trump country, the name Nancy Pelosi is even more toxic than the letters CNN.

In one of the more powerful TV ads in the run-up to Tuesday’s special House election in western Pennsylvania, the Democrat Conor Lamb earnestly declares: “My opponent wants you to believe that the biggest issue in this campaign is Nancy Pelosi. It’s all a big lie. I’ve already said … that I don’t support Nancy Pelosi.”

The Pennsylvania contest is largely symbolic since the district (which Trump carried by nearly 20% points in 2016) will disappear into the mists like Brigadoon when a new statewide redistricting plan takes effect. But from a splenetic Trump rally on Saturday night to a recent appearance by Joe Bidenon behalf of Lamb, both parties are treating this race as if it were a dry run for November.

Which brings us back to the Democrats’ Nancy Pelosi problem.

As the House Democratic leader since 2005, Pelosi is unpopular (her approval rating was 29% in a national Quinnipiac University poll in February) and extremely well known (83% of voters in the Quinnipiac survey knew who she was). That twofer of familiarity and voter fatigue is why the demonization of Pelosi remains a staple of Republican attack ads.

Even when Democrats try to escape Pelosi, as Lamb has done in his campaign, partisan politics grants limited wriggle room. As the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette put it in a snippy editorial endorsing the Republican, Rick Saccone, in the congressional race: “Mr Lamb … attempted to distance himself from ultra-liberal Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and says he would not vote for her to lead his party. But who would he vote for? An abstention will not win him independence from the Democratic caucus.”

This Pelosi pushback will be repeated across the country in the fall as the Democrats’ road to a House majority follows Trump terrain. But why have Democrats decided that Pelosi’s quest to become the first person in American history to return as House speaker after an eight-year gap is more important than depriving Trump of a rubber-stamp Congress?

After more than 13 years as the House Democratic leader, Pelosi has written enough feminist history to fill the Capitol dome. Any doubts about her stamina as she nears her 78th birthday were dispelled last month as she held the House floor for more than eight hours in support the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers. And she has been a prolific fundraiser for the party, although this year Democrats in tight races probably will spend more money on campaign commercials distancing themselves from Pelosi.

In normal times, the temptation would be to give Pelosi her last-hurrah campaign to win back the speaker’s gavel that she lost in the 2010 Democratic collapse. But for any Rip Van Winkles out there, we live in an era defined by a human temper tantrum in the Oval Office and a Republican Congress torn between paralytic fear of Trump and a partisan urge for sycophancy.

A strong case can be made that the congressional elections this year are the most important off-year contests since at least 1946 – the year when the Republicans took control of Congressfor the first time since the Depression and brought a generation of virulent anti-communists like Joseph McCarthy to power.

For all the glib talk of a “blue wave”, there is a sizable risk that the Democrats could fall a few seats short of the 24 they need to win back the House. Even with, say, a three-seat majority, the Republicans would select all the committee chairmen and thwart any investigation into the misdeeds of the Trump administration.

That is why the moment is at hand for Pelosi to cap her congressional career by announcing – for the good of the nation and her party – that she will step down as Democratic leader.

It doesn’t matter if Pelosi is succeeded by the 78-year-old House minority whip Steny Hoyer (who has been waiting to take over almost as long as Prince Charles) or anyone else in the caucus. Replacing Pelosi with a little-known Democrat (regardless of gender or race) would deprive the Republicans of an easy target in campaign ads.

Selfless decisions are rare in American politics these days. But no matter how the Pennsylvania returns come in Tuesday night, Nancy Pelosi needs to accept the reality that the Democrats are stronger without her.

My Top 10 List of OTC's That Can be Used on Pets

In case you don’t know, OTC stands for "over the counter,” meaning that no prescription is needed. Armed with your vet’s say-so, all you have to do is pluck the drug off the store shelf and follow your vet’s oral or written instructions.

Now wasn’t that tons easier (and probably much cheaper) than buying things via the pharmacy?

Luckily, there are lots of drugs that don’t have to abide by the stringent rules of the written prescription — most of which you’ve probably heard of. Nonetheless, I feel the need to describe them because maybe, just maybe, there’s something I can add to your basic understanding of these medications, their indications and contraindications.

Here are my top 10 picks, which are peppered liberally with disclaimers about always asking your vet first before using any drug. Remember: O-T-C doesn’t necessarily mean S-A-F-E!

1. Pepcid AC (famotidine)

2. Tagamet HB (cimetidine)

These stomach drugs, which hinder the body’s production of GI acids, are great for pets when gastric juices flow into overdrive. They’re mostly given to dogs for simple gastritis (stomach inflammation), which can result from a number of tummy insults — self-inflicted through “dietary indiscretion” or otherwise.

Dosage depends on the pet’s size, other drugs administered and your pet’s general condition. Always check with your vet first to get the go-ahead and the right dosage.

3. Aspirin

Although most vets no longer recommend aspirin for pain — why use a less potent, more stomach-harming drug when safer, more effective ones are available? —some of us still rely on it when a canine client is far away and nothing else is available.

As a rule, I never recommend using aspirin more than two days in a row and never in combination with other NSAIDs, such as Rimadyl, Metacam and Derramax. Drug interactions with aspirin are not uncommon, so don’t automatically assume it’s safe to give it to your pet.

Some cats may also do well with small doses of aspirin, but this is much more controversial –– too much so for the purposes of this discussion. So always check with your veterinarian before even considering this OTC approach with your cat.

4. Artificial tears and other ophthalmic lubricants

Genteal and Soothe XP are my favorites for getting the red out. I love these preparations for minor eye irritations –– they’re the ultimate do-no-harm optical treatment.

Most of the time, very mild conjunctivitis (slight weepiness or redness around the eyes) will clear up within a few days of simple soothing with artificial tears. But if your pet has white, yellow or greenish discharge; extreme redness or swelling; or if the eye obviously hurts (your pet will wink or close the eye), skip this step and immediately head to the vet! Even a day is too long with a painful eye.

5. Benadryl (diphenhydramine)

6. Zyrtec (cetirizine)

7. Claritin (loratadine)

These are great, easy-going drugs used for common cases of the itches or the first sign of hives. I use them liberally in my practice, but they don’t lack side effects. Other OTC antihistamines may also be effective for allergic reactions in pets, but Benadryl, Zyrtec and Claritin are most commonly recommended.

Be warned: Some pets will feel the sedating effects more than others, especially those who are also taking mood-altering drugs, certain pain relievers and seizure medications. You should also note that the dosage can be significantly different for pets than for humans, so call your vet first and ask if it’s OK.

8. Neosporin and antibiotic gels

Minor cuts and abrasions love this gel. I tend to recommend them only for the slightest of scrapes, and they should be applied onto clean skin in a very light coat for only a day or two — that’s all it should take.

Some issues to be aware of with these ointments: People tend to buy fancy ones with tetracaine, hydrocortisone and other ingredients that can hinder healing for some wounds. And pets like to lick wounds, especially when their attention is drawn to them via smelly gels. In these cases, they’re contraindicated –– the risk is greater than the reward.

9. Corticosteroid sprays, gels and creams

Standard OTC corticosteroid sprays and creams, such as hydrocortisone, can be lifesavers in a pinch when itchy red patches and hot spots appear. But you should know that the sprays can be stingy (they typically contain alcohol). The gels and creams are great — unless, of course, they attract your pet to lick the itchy spot.

10. Antifungal sprays, gels and creams

An OTC product containing miconazole (or one of several other common antifungal drugs) will sometimes resolve uncomplicated fungal infections. Unfortunately, most fungal infections in pets aren’t uncomplicated. Still, I’ve often sent clients to the drugstore for an OTC antifungal to keep a pet comfortable until they can come in for an office visit.

These are my top OTC human meds for pets, but always, always, always check with your own vet before giving your pets any medications.

The matter-antimatter asymmetry problem

The Big Bang should have created equal amounts of matter and antimatter in the early universe. But today, everything we see from the smallest life forms on Earth to the largest stellar objects is made almost entirely of matter. Comparatively, there is not much antimatter to be found. Something must have happened to tip the balance. One of the greatest challenges in physics is to figure out what happened to the antimatter, or why we see an asymmetry between matter and antimatter.

Antimatter particles share the same mass as their matter counterparts, but qualities such as electric charge are opposite. The positively charged positron, for example, is the antiparticle to the negatively charged electron. Matter and antimatter particles are always produced as a pair and, if they come in contact, annihilate one another, leaving behind pure energy. During the first fractions of a second of the Big Bang, the hot and dense universe was buzzing with particle-antiparticle pairs popping in and out of existence. If matter and antimatter are created and destroyed together, it seems the universe should contain nothing but leftover energy.

Nevertheless, a tiny portion of matter – about one particle per billion – managed to survive. This is what we see today. In the past few decades, particle-physics experiments have shown that the laws of nature do not apply equally to matter and antimatter. Physicists are keen to discover the reasons why. Researchers have observed spontaneous transformations between particles and their antiparticles, occurring millions of times per second before they decay. Some unknown entity intervening in this process in the early universe could have caused these "oscillating" particles to decay as matter more often than they decayed as antimatter.

Consider a coin spinning on a table. It can land on its heads or its tails, but it cannot be defined as "heads" or "tails" until it stops spinning and falls to one side. A coin has a 50-50 chance of landing on its head or its tail, so if enough coins are spun in exactly the same way, half should land on heads and the other half on tails. In the same way, half of the oscillating particles in the early universe should have decayed as matter and the other half as antimatter.

However, if a special kind of marble rolled across a table of spinning coins and caused every coin it hit to land on its head, it would disrupt the whole system. There would be more heads than tails. In the same way, some unknown mechanism could have interfered with the oscillating particles to cause a slight majority of them to decay as matter. Physicists may find hints as to what this process might be by studying the subtle differences in the behaviour of matter and antimatter particles created in high-energy proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider. Studying this imbalance could help scientists paint a clearer picture of why our universe is matter-filled.

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11 Common Things People Lie To Themselves About & How To Stop Immediately

You might think you're being honest with yourself, but it's common to fall into the trap of some serious denial (especially when you're in the wrong). Unfortunately, there are many things people lie to themselves about, and they're also not super obvious, so it's possible to get stuck in a bad habit that's tough to break out of. It's better to be real with yourself, though, so you can always keep improving in areas that might need some work.

As a certified health coach, I work with clients on staying true to themselves and really owning their authentic power. Sometimes certain relationships or situations might make you feel less like yourself (or that you won't be accepted if you lay all the cards out); yet, it's better to realize that surrounding yourself with those who like you for all your traits and really understand who you are will benefit you and your own idea of self-worth in the long run. Plus, it's never good to be dishonest with yourself, as if you can't be true, it'll be hard to come off as a genuine person to others (no one should know you better than you know yourself, right?). So, here are 11 common lies you might tell yourself and how to quit the nasty habit.

1. That Narcissism Will Change

According to Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a therapist and professor, over email with Bustle, if you think you're not narcissistic, or that your partner isn't, but all signs point towards yes, it's better to get out, as the trait likely won't change. "If s/he is entitled, grandiose, superficial, arrogant, and lacks empathy - s/he won't change. And your love won't change them. This is an important insight before you waste months, years or decades trying to change them," Durvasula says. It sounds extreme, but it's pretty real, and it can be tough to deal with.

2. That Exercise Alone Will Make You Healthy

Of course, exercising regularly is great for your health and wellbeing, and it does aid in weight management and better heart health. Yet, it's not an excuse to eat all the cookies you want (well you could, but you might increase risk for disease). Instead, "focus on healthy nutritional calories - (no fads), fruits and vegetables, multigrains, lean proteins, healthy hydration - there are no shortcuts - so work on cleaning the cupboards and eating mindfully," suggets Durvasula.

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3. That You Can "Fix" People

It's impossible (and not right) to control other people or try and "fix" their qualities that you don't necessarily appreciate, says NYC based therapist, Kimberly Hershenson, LMSW, to Bustle. "People also lie to themselves about being able to fix people. We think we can change a selfish friend or make a boyfriend stop drinking. People only change when they want to change," Hershenson adds.

4. That You Can Control Every Situation

Similar to above but in a greater context, there are some things in life you simply can't control: Being fired, the weather, a work meeting you'd rather not have but know is necessary, and more. Instead, "practice acceptance," says Hershenson. "Make a list of what you can control in the situation and what you can't control. Focus on what you can control to make change and accept what you cannot control," Hershenson recommends.

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Fifteen Tips and Tricks for More Horsepower

15 Ways to More Power: From spark to exhaust, we examine easy ways to increase performance without removing the engine

Legend has it that 30 seconds after Nikolaus Otto, the German engineer credited with developing the conventional four-stroke internal-combustion engine, successfully demonstrated his invention, his buddy Deiter – who was reportedly wearing a “Der Edelbrock” patch on his oil-stained lederhosen – asked: “Can you maken zee engine mit more horsepower?”

And so it began – the eternal quest for higher performance. If you’re even only a passive enthusiast, you know that at its core, Otto’s world-changing contribution to modern civilization is an air pump. The more air that it can process, the more power the engine can make.

We qualified that description with the word “can,” because capability and fulfillment are two different things. There are many attributes to engine-performance optimization that limit an engine from fulfilling its full capability. Some of the limitations are driven by an engine’s specifications, such as its displacement, while others are driven by factors such as excessive friction or restrictions that rob horsepower.

Polling 100 different engine builders would return 100 different opinions for maximizing performance, but there are some long-established and proven methods for reducing internal losses in the engine to make the most of what it has to offer. For this story, we’ve outlined 15 of the tips and tricks that through our experiences have shown to be the most effective for enhancing performance relatively easily and cost-effectively.

Of course, options such as power-adders and stroker combinations deliver huge gains, but we gave this story parameters that limited the recommendations to non-power-adders such as supercharging and/or nitrous oxide, and changes that didn’t require removal of the engine for upgrades. That meant no stroker kits or anything like that.

With those parameters, we’ve come up with a strong list for the do-it-yourselfer, even though some of the recommendations are more involved than others. The bottom line is there is horsepower hiding under the valve covers of your Chevy’s engine. You’ve just got to dig them out!

Ignition Optimization

As Bruce Springsteen said, you can’t start a fire without a spark. It’s the very essence of combustion, so the strongest, most effective spark that can be generated in the combustion chamber will help make more horsepower. If you’ve got an older engine without a GM HEI (high energy ignition) distributor, make the conversion. You’ll also want to consider a hotter ignition coil or even a supplemental ignition box like the venerable MSD 6A-type to pick up the HEI’s known slack at higher rpm. And here’s a tip for those running an LS engine: Unless you’re nearing the 1,000-horsepower level, there’s no need to change the stock ignition coils. They’re good as-is.

It's a nice little article > http://www.superchevy.com/how-to/engines-drivetrain/1510-fifteen-tips-and-tricks-for-more-horsepower/

Trump can't be trusted to protect America. What will it take for Republicans to impeach?

House Speaker Paul Ryan says he's willing to consider additional sanctions on Russia, but stopped short of a direct congressional response to President Donald Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. (July 17) AP

Republicans protested Donald Trump’s treasonous Helsinki performance but was it false outrage? Don't believe the words unless they follow up with action.

Republicans in Congress have mastered the art of pretending to be outraged with President Donald Trump without actually doing anything meaningfully to stop him.

Remember when Trump blamed “both sides” for the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville last summer? House Speaker Paul Ryan said at a CNN forum that the president’s “morally ambiguous” statements were “wrong.” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made the point that “there are no good neo-Nazis.” Florida Sen. Marco Rubio challenged Trump by tweeting, “Mr. President, you can’t allow #WhiteSupremacists to share only part of blame.”

In January, when Trump expressed frustration with people coming to the U.S. from “shithole countries,” Ryancalled the remarks “very unfortunate.” South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott said they were “disappointing to say the least.” Ohio Sen. Rob Portman described them as “wrong and indefensible.” Wisconsin Sen. Ron Jonson said they were “totally inappropriate and he should apologize.”

Trump always sides with Russia

On Monday, standing next to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump declared that “the United States has been foolish … I think we’re all to blame” for the decline in U.S. relations with Russia.

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In an indictment filed Friday by special prosecutor Robert Mueller, Russia was found to perpetrate a conspiracy for the explicit intent to “interfere with the 2016 presidential election.”

And yet, Trump, standing next to the very man who orchestrated this assault on our democracy, used his platform to attack the investigation and Robert Mueller — dismissing the probe as “ridiculous” and pointedly defending Putin and Russia directly.  “I don’t see any reason why it would be” that Russia interfered in our elections," he said. Trump even sided with Putin over his own appointed intelligence director: “President Putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today.”

Right on cue, Republicans sounded the rhetorical alarm.

More: Congressional Republicans' trip to Russia was a shameful fool's errand

Blue wave? Five reasons Republicans could still crush Democrats in the 2018 elections

It'll be Donald Trump First, not America First, at Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin

“I disagree with the president’s comments. There is simply no comparing the actions of the United States and Vladimir Putin,” said House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce. Ryan urged Trump to “appreciate that Russia is not our ally. There is no moral equivalence between the United States and Russia ... ”

McConnell pointedly said, “The Russians are not our friends and I entirely agree with the assessment of our intelligence community.” Sen. Lindsey Graham tweeted, “Missed opportunity by President Trump to firmly hold Russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections … ” Rep. Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, reminded Trump that “Russia is not our friend."

This is the same Trey Gowdy who held a hearing just last week for the explicit purpose of trying todiscredit FBI agent Peter Strzok and the Mueller investigation. These are the same Republicans who introduced a resolution in May to end to that investigation. Rep. Louie Gohmert, who was center stage at Gowdy’s anti-FBI hearing, has called for a second special counsel to investigate Mueller. In May, Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy called on Mueller to wrap up his probe.

What will it take for Republicans to impeach?

The irony is that if the Mueller probe had been terminated as many Republicans have demanded, we would not know the full extent and scope of Russia’s efforts to undermine our elections. If Republicans are sincere in their statements about Trump’s treasonous performance in Helsinki on Monday, they need to do more than just issue statements.

If the president of the U.S. cannot be trusted to act in the best interests of our country, then it falls on the Congress to step in and do what is necessary to protect the republic. Words aren’t enough. Statements and tweets will not deter Putin from continuing to try and contaminate our electoral process. Trump has shown that he is either incapable or unwilling to do what is necessary to protect our nation from harm. The solution is very simple, and it’s one Republicans would not have hesitated to invoke if the same sequence of events had occurred under President Barack Obama.

How much more harm needs to come to the United States of America before Republicans in Congress impeach Donald Trump?

Kurt Bardella, a member of USA TODAY’s Board of Contributors, is a former spokesman for Breitbart News, congressional Republicans and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. He left the GOP last year to become a Democrat. Follow him on Twitter: @kurtbardella 

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 Hi, what's up? I have no cable. Nor do I have internet. All my online activities are performed through my phone. This site is my only social media - no FB, Snapchat, Twitter, Kik, Instagram - none of those things. I am oblivious about what is happening in the world most days. I'm content just knowing what's happening in mine, especially during the summer. It's a nice mental break from the school year.

Myself > 

 Amazingly "your world" is the only world that exists....to you. It's the only world that any of us have as we are all in prison = no one can escape "their on perception". 
 As far as your have "nots', that was my goal from abut 07'. I was very successful at living with less overseas yet I must have the net because that's my portal to employment, contracts and my social. 
 As far as being oblivious to the outside world, everyone one is by the same law. If I were to line 100 people on a sidewalk and stage an automobile accident, I'd get 100 various accounts on what exactly happened. Give each one a lie detector and you might not even have any liars with the 100 different stories = trapped within their own perceptions.
I have a very hard time discerning ignorance from indoctrinated values as well as the brainwashed? I also can grasp that many just don't like to think, it's a burden, not a joy. 
That's where I turn "my" tide, I love to think, the more complex, the more I like it. 
 Lastly, "Intelligence", in the macrocosm there's really no such thing as it only exists in the microcosm. Every man woman and child has an octave that they vibrate/think at. There's a person that can pick buttercups better than anyone on the planet yet she's not recognized because her gift is un-needed in this world. There's a total dick that can do surgery and this society says that's important so he/she is idolized and given a fat check. Always grasp that your eyes lie and your mind can get "closer" to the truth. None of us "know" anything because our "perceptions" through sensory organs, synapses, dendrites, neuro transmitters, etc. won't allow us to see things as they really are. "I know that I know one thing, I know nothing" (And understand even less) = Socratic Paradox

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One World Government Quote—David Rockefeller

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“We are on the verge of a global transformation. All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the new world order.” David Rockefeller

One of the 13 Satanic bloodlines that rule the world is the Rockefeller bloodline. Today, there are around 190 members of this family with the Rockefeller name, and many more related by other last names.

• They provide a large share of the money that Seminaries in the United States need to operate
• They provide a large share of the money that universities need to operate. Education influences the religious values of our people
• They provide large grants to various religious organizations
• Their influence and control helps determine who will get publicity in the major news magazines, and on television
• Their influence has contributed to various anti-Christian organizations being set up
• They directly help control certain religious groups such as Lucis Trust
• The Rockefeller’s influence is both subtle and not so subtle

A one World government is the notion of a single common political authority for all of humanity. Political leaders and influential people have written and spoken of a “one world government” for several centuries that dates back to the formation of the occult branch of the Illuminati. The Illuminati (not to be confused with the Bavarian Illuminati) is a very secretive group of occult practitioners who have a history from the very beginning of the homo sapiens and use Symbolism, Numerology, Black Magic, Voodoo, and the Jewish Cabala to deceive, oppress, and to draw energy from the population of the earth. It is not a boys’ club or a group of adults trying to get some excitement in life; this is something much bigger and much more sinister. It is an extremely well structured organization consisting of people in very High Places. Those people are the Super Wealthy, who stand above the law. Many of them don’t even appear on the list of the wealthiest people in the world—they are that secret. What is driving them is power, money and control over life and death of others and themselves.

A One World Government is being implemented gradually through the formation of the U.S. Federal Reserve System in 1913; the League of Nations in 1919; the International Monetary Fund in 1944; the United Nations in 1945; the World Bank in 1945; the World Health Organization in 1948; the European Union and the euro currency in 1993; the World Trade Organization in 1998; the African Union in 2002; and the Union of South American Nations in 2008 as major milestones. The hypothetical North American Union and the amero currency, proposed by the Council on Foreign Relations and its counterparts in Mexico and Canada, could be the next implementation of the One World Government. Many believe that a group of shadowy and mostly nameless international elites are planning to replace the federal government of the United States with a transnational government. Therefore, conspiracy theorists believe the borders between Mexico, Canada and the United States are in the process of being erased, covertly, by a group of globalists whose ultimate goal is to replace national governments in Washington, D.C., Ottawa and Mexico City with a European-style political union and a bloated E.U. style bureaucracy.

All these unions will assist the one world government once the occult of the darkness pursues their agenda to deceive humanity through an alien war. The only possible solution is to create a solid reason why the world would benefit through a One World Government; war is always the perfect reason. When all the nations gather to fight for the survival of the human species against the staged alien war and miraculously win through the Antichrist, all the deluded humans will accept the one world government that includes a one world currency and religion. The children of the light will discern the egocentric wickedness and will non-volently oppose t is always the perfect reason the The children of the light will discern the egocentric wickedness and will non-volently oppose the One World Government.

The Possible Time Table of Events:

1. The Master of the Darkness (Antichrist) entered his host human body around November 1 2010. The Number 7 is a Divine number of complement.
2. The Anointing of the Master of the Darkness should occur at the 2012 Olympics through an occult ritual.
3. The activation of the New World Order on 12/21/2012.
4. The Staged Alien War should begin around Spring of 2013 or 2014 at the latest. My guess is between April 20 and May 1 2013.
5. The Alien war should last long enough to cause trauma among humanity. My guess is that the war should end around mid 2015.
6. From 2015 through 2018 (3.5 years of tribulation) the New World Order will be fully activated and the children of the darkness will seek to murder any and all people who oppose.
7. Around the end of 2018 or 2019 Yeshua (Jesus) will arrive in the glory of the Divine to reduce the children of the darkness into their enslaved kingdom of darkness which will be underground.

The Jews received their nation in 1948. Since having a nation, but no temple puts Judaism in exile. The exile is to be 70 years such as when Solomon’s temple was destroyed in 586 BCE and then the temple was rebuilt in 516 BCE. Judaism will seek to build their temple for the One World Government in 2018.