WHTT Podcasts

The enormous

$1tn bill for the 13-year Afghan conflict, which has never been detailed

by the government, will add to the pervasive scepticism about the war

in the US. ©ReutersIn this podcast, Chuck Carlson reviews his article, "War on ISIS & Evaporating Bonanza From Fracking Shale Oil" and reveals the far ranging consequences of the war based economy of the United States.

Here's a fascinating, yet overlooked, story about Israel's move to get state governments to approve their dollar denominated Israel bonds.  Chuck Carlson, founder of We Hold These Truths, and a former stockbroker has uncovered some startling revelations about how risky these Israeli investment schemes are.  To explore the issue in depth, here are some additional articles and podcasts by Chuck.

Here's a fascinating, yet overlooked, story about Israel's move to get state governments to approve their dollar denominated Israel bonds.  Chuck Carlson, founder of We Hold These Truths, and a former stockbroker has uncovered some startling revelations about how risky these Israeli investment schemes are.  To explore the issue in depth, here are some additional articles and podcasts by Chuck.

Here's a fascinating, yet overlooked, story about Israel's move to get state governments to approve their dollar denominated Israel bonds.  Chuck Carlson, founder of We Hold These Truths, and a former stockbroker has uncovered some startling revelations about how risky these Israeli investment schemes are.  To explore the issue in depth, here are some additional articles and podcasts by Chuck.

Evolutionists claim that languages evolved from a common language.  The most prominent linguist of the 20th Century, Noam Chomsky says that language could not have evolved because of a phenomenon known as irreducible complexity.  In this fascinating presentation by Ron Moe, a lexicographer and linguistic consultant, the biblical story of the Tower of Babel and the formation of languages is revisited with some very interesting insights and conclusions.  Ron Moe's most significant accomplishment during his career is the development of a revolutionary word collection method that dramatically shortens the time to create dictionaries for spoken-only languages.  

Evolutionists claim that languages evolved from a common language.  The most prominent linguist of the 20th Century, Noam Chomsky says that language could not have evolved because of a phenomenon known as irreducible complexity.  In this fascinating presentation by Ron Moe, a lexicographer and linguistic consultant, the biblical story of the Tower of Babel and the formation of languages is revisited with some very interesting insights and conclusions.  Ron Moe's most significant accomplishment during his career is the development of a revolutionary word collection method that dramatically shortens the time to create dictionaries for spoken only languages.

This two minute video, produced by Corn For Food Not Fuel,

explains how our nation's policy of burning corn in our gas tanks is

causing an increase in the price of meat and poultry at the grocery

store. And,

the use of corn ethanol for fuel doesn't make sense for environmental

reasons, either.  For more detailed analysis on the ethanol issue check

out these resources: 1. Articles by Chuck Carlson: Ethanol and Starvation; 2. Podcasts by Chuck Carlson: Ethanol; 3. "It's Final - Corn Ethanol Is of No Use," James Conca, Forbes, 4/20/2014

This two minute video, produced by Corn For Food Not Fuel,

explains how our nation's policy of burning corn in our gas tanks is

causing an increase in the price of meat and poultry at the grocery

store. And,

the use of corn ethanol for fuel doesn't make sense for environmental

reasons, either.  For more detailed analysis on the ethanol issue check

out these resources: 1. Articles by Chuck Carlson: Ethanol and Starvation; 2. Podcasts by Chuck Carlson: Ethanol; 3. "It's Final - Corn Ethanol Is of No Use," James Conca, Forbes, 4/20/2014

Mark Horton discusses in depth, Paul's views of the resurrection during his trials.

Mark Horton discusses in depth, Paul's views of the resurrection during his trials.