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Will the Deep State civil war fully expose the satanic roots of the ruling elite? Today on TRUNEWS, Rick Wiles speaks with former FBI agent John Guandolo about the possibility that Clinton’s private emails servers were the dropbox for a pay-to-play national secrets laundering scheme. Edward details how this scheme ties into convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein and his Island’s Molech worshipping Masonic temple, adorned with a golden owl statue of Minerva. Rick ends this powerful program by interviewing another former FBI agent, Hugh Galyean, regarding why he believes Hillary is the most evil person he has met.

Sometimes the most extraordinary finds occur by sheer luck. At least that was the case of a fourth century B.C. chamber tomb that came to light five weeks ago during the construction of an aqueduct in a Rome suburb, when an earthmover accidentally opened a hole in the side of the chamber... The tomb contained the remains of four occupants -- three men and a woman -- and funerary wares. Archaeologists are calling it "the Tomb of the Athlete" because of the presence of two bronze strigils, the instrument used by ancient Greek and Roman athletes to scrape sweat from...

OWL Minerva - This was taken from Wikileaks- Hillary Clinton leaked e-mails. (Owl Minerva is mentioned in the letter below) OWL Minerva is a world wide organization with ties to many world leaders and even the United Nations! Minerva United Nations: http://duckofminerva.com/2013/10/the-united-nations-and-american-public-opinion.html From: Hillary Clinton To: Jake Sullivan Date: 2011-02-26 08:04 Subject: LATEST UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2014-20439 Doc No. C05791990 Date: 12/31/2015 RELEASE IN PART B5 From: H Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2011 3:04 PM To: 'sullivanjj@state.gov' Subject: Re: Latest Ok--and Minerva agrees. From: Sullivan, Jacob J [mailto:SullivanJJ@state.gov] Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2011 02:44 PM To:...

Pentagon Funds Campus Left Malcolm A. Kline, January 15, 2010 For about a half a century, the U. S. Defense Department has been feeding the hand that bites it. “During the cold war, the patronage of the national security state substantially transformed the American university in ways that have been mapped by a number of recent studies,” Hugh Gusterson writes in the most recent issue of Radical Teacher, “a socialist, feminist and anti-racist journal on the theory and practice of teaching.” “Federal funding, especially defense funding, underwrote a massive expansion of American higher education, increasing its capitalization twentyfold from 1946-1991,”...

23:39 2005-11-12 A landing craft from the Japanese space probe Hayabusa is expected to land on Itokawa as part of the first ever mission to land on an asteroid. The names of people from Liverpool are among about a million gathered globally which have been inscribed on an aluminium sheet on a landing robot. It is thought the names will lie on the asteroid for about one billion years. They were gathered by the Planetary Society of Japan as part of the mission, which aims to gather samples of space dust, reports BBC News. According to Space.com, taking some 12...

FAMILY FEUD The manuscripts and their classifications and reading will be studied in later pages. What we shall do now is closely scrutinize the centers from which our extant manuscripts have originated. It will be revealed in later study that Biblical manuscripts(MSS) are divided into two major groups. These two groups have been found to disagree with each other in many areas. Every English Bible in existence today will be found to proceed more or less from one of these two groups. The fact that there is ONE God plainly tells us that there cane only be ONE correct reading...

Merry... merriment! by Greg Swann About my very short Ramblin' Gamblin' Willie story The season's greetings, Mikko Ellilä writes: Swann, I just read your funny little story: Do you think it would be better for atheists to use the old English word Yule instead of Christmas? I've noticed most English-speaking atheists use the term Winter Solstice but I think that's a rather boring meteorological and astronomical term, not a real name for a healthy hedonistic celebration. The only words for Christmas in Nordic languages are still the pre-Christian words "joulu" in Finnish, "jõul" in Estonian, "jul" in Swedish and...