While your child is playing an online role-playing game, predators are lurking to make friends and "groom" teens, drawing them into a nightmare world of prostitution, ography, and drugs. Opal Singleton, CEO of MillionKids.org and author of 'Seduced: The Grooming of America's Teenagers', explains how what seems like a harmless game can open the gates of hell for your child.

Opal Singleton, president and CEO of MillionKids.org and author of Seduced: The Grooming of America's Teenagers, explains how smart phones and tablets allow people into the bedrooms of our children that we would never let pass through the front doors of our homes.

A man shouting 'allahu akhbar' shot more than 100 people at a gay dance club in Orlando early Sunday morning, killing 50, and pledging allegiance to ISIS in a 911 call before he was shot dead by police. The media immediately jumped to scrub anti-Islamic social media posts and blame the deaths on the NRA.

Also: LTC Bob Maginnis comments on the influence of Islam on the Orlando shooting; and in a video you'll see here first, L.A. Marzulli discusses ET disclosure with Mexican journalist and ufologist Jaime Maussan.

While your child is playing an online role-playing game, predators are lurking to make friends and "groom" teens, drawing them into a nightmare world of prostitution, ography, and drugs. Opal Singleton, CEO of MillionKids.org and author of 'Seduced: The Grooming of America's Teenagers', explains how what seems like a harmless game can open the gates of hell for your child.

Opal Singleton, president and CEO of MillionKids.org and author of Seduced: The Grooming of America's Teenagers, explains how smart phones and tablets allow people into the bedrooms of our children that we would never let pass through the front doors of our homes.

Richard Shaw, the writer and producer of the film Torah Codes: End to Darkness, shares some of the intriguing research by the rabbis and scholars who are finding what appear to be messages about Nibiru (Planet X, Planet 9) and the imminent arrival of the Messiah encoded into the Hebrew text of the first five books of the Bible.

Richard Shaw, the writer and producer of the film Torah Codes: End to Darkness, shares some of the intriguing research by the rabbis and scholars who are finding what appear to be messages about Nibiru (Planet X, Planet 9) and the imminent arrival of the Messiah encoded into the Hebrew text of the first five books of the Bible.

Social media is shaping our reality and the Internet facilitates nearly all major financial transactions around the world. When you consider that the machine language that powers our computers and the backbone of the web is essentially a global language, the Internet has essentially brought humanity back to Babel, as in the days of Nimrod.

Also: African governments want registry of albinos; Ebola and Zika spreading in ways not expected; scientists warn of the consequences of GMO mosquitoes; and 3D printing is set to destroy global trade.

Social media is shaping our reality and the Internet facilitates nearly all major financial transactions around the world. When you consider that the machine language that powers our computers and the backbone of the web is essentially a global language, the Internet has essentially brought humanity back to Babel, as in the days of Nimrod.

Also: African governments want registry of albinos; Ebola and Zika spreading in ways not expected; scientists warn of the consequences of GMO mosquitoes; and 3D printing is set to destroy global trade.

Last comments on the Mandela Effect changing your Bible: We're supposed to believe that we only now have noticed changes that the great theologians of the last 400 years didn't?

The whole concept comes down to one basic truth: Some people are more willing to believe in time-traveling agents of Satan than to believe their memories aren't perfect.

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