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IT WAS an exciting day for news junkies: Security issues dominated, with a suspicious gas smell in New York City, a bomb scare at the port of Miami, a chemical leak in suburban Houston, and dead birds dropping from the sky in Austin, Texas. Meanwhile, Israel is reportedly drawing up plans for a nuclear strike against Iran while President Bush stakes his legacy on the results of the "surge" he appa...

Author Peter Goodgame (Red Moon Rising, The Giza Discovery) joined us to discuss our research into the influence of the kabbalah on world history, specifically the discovery that the kabbalah "tree of life" seems to have influenced the layout of Washington, D.C. and Nancy Pelosi's reference last week to the motto on the Great Seal of the United States, novus ordo seclorum. In short, the kabbalah w...

The birthday show: Derek is 45 today! And his mom sure feels better today than she did then. A collection of news items today.

A LANDMARK in American history: Today, a woman took the gavel as the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives for the first time. We wish Nancy Pelosi well for the sake of the nation, but color us skeptical about her promise to preside over the most ethical Congress ever. But that wasn't what we noticed about her opening speech today. It was three little words: "Novus ordo seclorum"....

WE note with some sadness — and also great curiosity — the ceremonies around the passing of President Gerald Ford. The symbolism leads us to question who or what is really being worshiped. I mean, did you know that a gargoyle in the shape of Darth Vader sits on a wall of the Washington National Cathedral? Click the arrow on the player below to listen now, or right-click (control-click if you have...

Our guest tonight is Lt. Col. “Dangerous Dan” Marvin, U.S. Army Special Forces (Ret.). He’s the author of a remarkable book, Expendable Elite: One Soldier’s Journey Into Covert Warfare , which documents his service as a Green Beret captain in Vietnam. In addition, Expendable Elite is about the good, bad and ugly of secret warfare, the first bombarding of enemy safe-havens inside Cambodia, major ba...

It's been an interesting week here: 16 inches of snow last week and temperatures in the 50s this week. Meanwhile, we've learned that young high school and college men in the Midwest have been dying in mysterious ways. 22 college men along I-97 from Minnesota to Michigan have disappeared and drowned since '97, and in the southeast Missouri town of Caruthersville, four young men born in 1988 have co...

TODAY'S show spent a good deal of time on the mysterious death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko. Keep two things in mind: 1) If the Russian government had wanted Litvinenko to disappear, he wouldnâ€t have been poisoned with a substance that killed him slowly over a period of three weeks; and 2) Polonium 210 isnâ€t nearly as hard to come by as the media is reporting. You can buy it tonigh...

As this holiday week marked the 43rd anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, we decided to bring you an interview from the P.I.D. archive that will give you a whole new perspective on the events of that day. Eric Jon Phelps, author of Vatican Assassins , lays out the evidence for the involvement of the Jesuit Order in the assassination of JFK. Links: * Eric Jon Phelps' websi...

We jump off in what appears to be a different direction, but it isnâ€t really: Collectivism is collectivism is collectivism, whether itâ€s presented as communism, New Age mysticism, or the Borg. Itâ€s all contrary to Godâ€s design. Topics: ‘Trotsky, Transhumanism, and Trek' by Sharon K. Gilbert Earlier articles in Sharon's series Hollywood and the Coming Apocalypse> Part I: Ricardo Montalban and t...

Another show, and more pieces of the puzzle fitted together. We're watching the meeting tomorrow with President Bush and the Baker-Hamilton study group on Iraq; it appears that new overtures will be made to Syria and Iran while America's relationships with Israel and Jordan will be downgraded. Meanwhile, China is diversifying its currency holdings "without dumping dollars" (yeah, right), Syria is...

Weâ€re back after a week away, and the show is again a wide-ranging look at the state of affairs around the world. Iraq, Iran, Russia, North Korea, Election Day, and the forthcoming North American Union were all on the table. As we connect the dots, itâ€s becoming apparent that World War I never really ended (which itself was just a continuation of the European wars of the 19th century, which in t...

Ramadan draws to a close with violence escalating in Iraq, military assets poised in the Persian Gulf and eastern Mediterranean, with Russia and China positioning troops in Lebanon. All the powder keg needs is a spark. Meanwhile, government officials in the U.S. are asking for new restrictions on travel and Internet use, all in the interest of tracking terrorists (or pedophiles). The prospect of a...

Tonight's show is a collection of news items and observations that range from Kim Jong Il's threatened nuke test and Russia's deployment of Muslim commandoes in south Lebanon to our thoughts on the theology in the season premiere of Battlestar Galactica. Show links: Nuclear bomb test just "a day away" Vlad enters Middle East arena; Russia deploys Chechen troops in Lebanon Susan Lindauer released a...

After we realized that the school shooting in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania was less than 30 miles from another multiple homicide in this peaceful Amish area, we knew we had to get the impressions of pastor Russ Dizdar. Is this another lone wacko, or is there something bigger and darker at work? Show links: Russ Dizdar's "Shatter the Darkness" website Other P.I.D. Radio interviews with Russ Dizda...

As more information comes out about the Security and Prosperity Partnership and the North American Forum, the more it appears that we're just the stock boys and checkout clerks for the oligarchs running North America, Incorporated. Show links: Security and Prosperity Partnership North American Forum: The Secret Cabal of Trinational Elites Creating the North American Union Timeline of the Progress...

It's been a busy week and things are about to get busier. While the talking heads argued about whether Charlie Rangel and Nancy Pelosi really meant what they said about Hugo Chavez, a couple of carrier battle groups have been ordered to the Persian Gulf. Add to that a secret meeting last week in Alberta between some of the most powerful people in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. The topics they discu...

There was an interesting contrast this week between the reaction to the comments on Islam by Pope Benedict and on "radical Christianity" by Rosie O'Donnell. Churches were fire-bombed in the West Bank by angry Muslims, while Rosie was cheered by the studio audience of The View. Elsewhere, we see a disturbing tide of neo-Nazism rising in Europe and the U.S., especially in the American military. The...

As we promised, we're back a couple of days late to discuss the ABC movie The Path to 9/11. As with most things in the media, the most important message is often the least obvious. In addition, we announced the release of Sharon's new novel, Signs and Wonders. Show links: Signs and Wonders by Sharon K. Gilbert Laura Mansfield's website

Just like that, it's football season. But the forces arrayed against us know no season, and so we're blessed to have people like Laura Mansfield watching on the wall, metaphorically speaking. Laura shared some of her insights and intelligence gathered from Islamic websites, news groups, and e-mail lists. Show links: Laura Mansfield's website Laura's blog Laura Mansfield's transcript of the new Al...

Well, Columbia, Missouri's Little League team didn't make it to the world championship, but they gave it a good run. Meanwhile, we're looking at the possibility that Columbia might host a new Homeland Security BSL-3 and BSL-4 lab to study anthrax, West Nile, foot and mouth, and other infectious diseases that could be used in ‘agro terror'. We'd rather watch baseball. Show links: University of Miss...

This could be a significant week: Military exercises by the U.S. and South Korea while North Korea prepares a nuclear test, and Iran conducts military exercises while somebody plans a mega-terror attack in Jerusalem and the violence in Iraq escalates to a new level. Is this the end of the world as we know it, or should we just ignore the saber-rattling and pay attention to the Little League World...

Better late than never: Dr. Michael S. Heiser joined us for a brief overview of the theological roots of the conflicts in the Middle East. His e-book Islam and Armageddon makes it clear that the Muslim world will play a big role in the coming global end game, and it's no surprise that forces seen and unseen have escalated the hatred between people in that part of the world over the last hundred ye...

The situation worsens in the Middle East. While all eyes are focused on Lebanon, Russia's president Vladimir Putin has quietly paid off his nation's foreign debt, struck a number of arms deals with countries unfriendly to the U.S., and taken control of one of the world's biggest oil and gas companies. What's his game? Show links: Emergency exercise in St. Louis metro area Simulated nuclear explosi...

We're back from our three-week hiatus, and not a moment too soon! The world has obviously jumped into the express handbasket to you-know-where since we left, so we're happy to return in time to offer our perspective. Show links: Israel set war plan over a year ago Nasrallah, the Palestinian Messiah Iran to nuke Israel on August 22? Syrian reporter: Atmosphere in Damascus is ‘eve of war' At least o...