From 1947:



Found it at an auction house in Florida. Later, someone found a copy at a thrift shop.

The request for donations to help rebuild "our church" in Hiroshima comes at the very end of the Harold W. Grentzinger's booklet "What the Bible Says About the Atomic Bomb."




Gretzinger's Atomic booklet tour, 1948:






The world traveler & lecturer Rev Harold William Gretzinger, born 31 Oct 1901, died 28 Oct 1979.


Huh, he made a friend while serving as chaplain at a prison:

Quote:On February 13, 1935, police charged Yelnock with a more serious crime. The accusation against him this time was three counts of “infamous crimes against nature.” Yelnock had allegedly sexually assaulted one of Frieda’s daughters three times over four months – once in November and twice in February.[18] Five days after being arrested, Sema was excommunicated from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for unchristianlike conduct.[19]A jury then convicted Yelnock of the charges and a judge sentenced him to serve between five and twenty years at the Utah State prison then located at Sugarhouse. After several attempts at early release, a parole board eventually granted Yelnock’s petition and he was released on March 12, 1942.[20]

After his prison term, he continued to associate with Reverend Harold W. Gretzinger, a pastor at the First Church of the Nazarene who he seems to have met during his incarceration.[21] There is no evidence that he ever returned to membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Yelnock continued to live in Salt Lake City until at least 1948. He worked at a variety of jobs, including as a self-described psychologist before eventually returning to his earlier occupation as a barber.[22] During these years, authorities charged Yelnock with other major and minor crimes. In 1945, he pled guilty to indecent assault against a fourteen-year-old girl and received a three month jail sentence.[23] Other cases involved fortune-telling and providing a prescription without a license.[24]

After his time in Utah, Yelnock eventually reverted to his original name, James Conley, and returned to Texas. Social Security records indicate that he died in September 1973, in Texarkana, Texas.

J. Willard Marriott Library, Univ of Utah

This isn`t really surprising, many warned about the mask dangers -

Study Reveals MOST People’s Lungs Now Riddled With Microplastics Found in Disposable Face Masks


It`s not really helping to have lungs full of plastic is it...

Quote:A shocking new study has revealed that most people have microplastics, commonly found in disposable masks, in all areas of their lungs. For those of us who refused the “vaccine” and the mask, it’s vindication but we continue to be punished by these toxic lemmings.

Quote:There were 12 types of microplastic found in samples.

The 4 microplastics present in the most considerable quantities included:

• polypropylene (PP): found in carpets, clothing, automotive plastics, and surgical masks
  
• polyethylene terephthalate (PET): present in clothing, beverage, and food containers
  
• resin: a constituent of protective coating and paints
  
• polyethylene (PE): a component of food wrappers, milk containers, toys, and detergent bottles
  

In 2020, the amount of disposable face masks littered into the environment increased by a staggering 9000 percent. Billions of people strapped polypropylene masks to their faces every day for two years and sucked their air through plastic fibers for 8 hours or more. To not have discovered plastic in lungs would have been surprising.
The confirmation of microplastics in the lungs also backs up a study conducted in 2020 which predicted a microplastic inhalation risk posed by wearing masks.
Also: Covid-19 face masks: A potential source of microplastic fibers in the environment
A new study has revealed that most people have microplastics, commonly found in disposable face masks, in all areas of their lungs.

Not only are masks uncomfortable, make it hard to breathe, and are completely useless at preventing viruses passing through, but surgical masks worn during the pandemic could have a far unhealthier effect than previously thought.
Those British Health Trusts still mandating face masks in hospitals, and all the dentists and GPs surgeries that seem to have a psychotic obsession with preventing patients from breathing normally, might care to look at the long-term damage they are inflicting on them.
According to a new study published in the Science of the Total Environment, microplastics commonly used in surgical masks have been discovered in the lungs of most people.
According to thoracic surgeon Dr. Osita Onugha, the presence of microplastics in the lungs is a public health ticking time bomb with the potential to cause an explosion of cancer cases in the coming years.
Researchers in Britain looked at lung tissue obtained from study participants and found microplastics in all regions of the lungs including the deeper section. According to the study, this is the first time microplastics have been found in human lung tissue samples using μFTIR spectroscopy. Though the researchers did not confirm the source of the microplastic contamination, the plastic fibers found in the lungs are most commonly found in face masks.
Researchers identified 39 microplastics in 11 of the 13 lung tissue samples, with an average of 3 microplastics per sample.

Quote:In 2020, the amount of disposable face masks littered into the environment increased by a staggering 9,000%.
Billions of people strapped polypropylene masks to their faces every day for two years and sucked their air through plastic fibers for 8 hours or more. To not have discovered plastic in lungs would have been surprising.
The confirmation of microplastics in the lungs also backs up a study conducted in 2020 which predicted a microplastic inhalation risk posed by wearing masks. According to researchers in that study, the inhalation risk posed by spherical and fiber-like microplastics was high while wearing a mask. Unfortunately, researchers in that study continued to recommend the use of plastic masks despite the risk of inhalation.
What ARE Those Risks?

So many things happening this year and so many needed events have not happened.

Waiting waiting ...

So what will Christmas 2023 be like. 

It is quite possible that next Christmas will be a man made disaster.  They have another 6 months to try and cancel it!

I am thinking it may just be like this.

(Sorry, don't know how to embed yet. I did try.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTGlUMvbhSw

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Image source: State Historical Society of Missouri

Quote:In 1904 the couple moved to Oklahoma Territory, home to many Socialists in this time period. O’Hare became a popular lecturer and author. She gave talks about Socialism across the country and wrote articles for Socialist publications, calling for shorter work days, safer working conditions, women’s suffrage, and an end to child labor.

Five years later, the O’Hares moved to Kansas City, Kansas, due to Frank’s poor health and the family’s need for a stable income. In 1910 O’Hare unsuccessfully ran as a Socialist candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives. The following year, O’Hare and her family moved to St. Louis, where she and her husband joined the staff of the National Rip-Saw, a Socialist publication. In 1916 she was nominated as the Socialist Party candidate for the U.S. Senate.

During World War I, after delivering a speech deemed to be anti-war, O’Hare was arrested for violating the Espionage Act.  She was found guilty and sentenced to five years in prison.

At her sentencing, O’Hare told Judge Martin J. Wade, “It may be that down in the dark, noisome, loathsome hells we call prisons, under our modern prison system, there may be a bigger work for me to do than out on the lecture platform. It may be that down there are things I have sought for all my life … [if] it is necessary for me to become a convict among criminals in order that I may serve my country there, then I am perfectly willing to perform my service there.”

Quote:John Rodemeyer Forms the Bald Head Club of America Off the Top of His Own

In 1883, 25-year old John Rodemeyer of Canaan, Conn., fell in love with young Jenny Brown. But when she opted to marry the older, established James Bierce instead, Rodemeyer launched the Winstedt Bachelor’s Club. And for the next 30 years, the spirited newspaper editor, poet and humorist kept himself single. It isn’t clear, though, whether he did it of his own choosing.

But nearly 30 years later in 1912, Rodemeyer reunited with Jenny. The bachelor’s club – down to just two members – then died. With his November 1913 wedding to Jenny (who had been left a widow) on the horizon, Rodemeyer needed a new club. The idea came right off the top of his head—his balding head. Thus the Bald Head Club of America was born.

Rodemeyer had company, as others started clubs with satirical names. After the Civil War, social clubs flourished among businessmen who needed to build their contacts. Some, like Rodemeyer, saw a chance to make fun of the clubs – and enjoy the same benefits.  There was the Anti-Bell Ringing Society, the Association of Bankrupt Insurance Companies, the Mammoth Cod Association and the Flouring Committee.

Quote:
MAY I HAVE A WORD WITH YOU? [check out that link for some interesting nuggets]

The photographer had snapped a photo of six men seated on the steps of the Litchfield County courthouse, all of them completely bald. The novelty photo was turned (probably by Rodemeyer) into a postcard with the caption: The Six Sutherland Brothers. It was a joke playing on the popularity of the Seven Sutherland Sisters – a Victorian era family of young women with extremely long hair.

Quote:Theirs was a true Cinderella story. The sisters—born sometime between 1845 and 1865—lived a hardscrabble life as drudges on their family’s turkey farm in Cambria, New York, in Niagara County, according to Arch Merrill’s 1966 book, “Shadows on the Wall: Tales of New York State.” They shepherded turkeys barefoot in shabby clothes, and to make matters worse, their mother, Mary, would slather their long hair with a horrible smelling ointment she believed would make it grow thick and strong. The girls’ classmates shunned them for the odor. Embarrassed, the young girls with the long, thick braids would hide in the tall grass when visitors approached their log cabin.

Meanwhile, their lazy father, Fletcher Sutherland, preoccupied himself proselytizing and politicking. The farm had been established by their grandfather, Col. Andrew Sutherland, an inventor who was esteemed for his role in the War of 1812. A preacher, politician, inventor, writer, and all-around smoothing-talking showman, Fletcher once worked for President James Buchanan, and nearly got himself murdered for opposing the Civil War.




[Quite the hair fetish snake oil story]
Untangling the Tale of the Seven Sutherland Sisters and Their 37 Feet of Hair

Quote:Rodemeyer, ever the publicity seeker, would boast later that he felt an instant kinship with his balding brethren. A bald pate, he declared, was nothing to be ashamed of. (Nor was it anything to be particularly proud of.) It just was.

The cause of baldness, the Bald Head Club of America concluded, was loss of hair. And its central purpose was to get together once a year, make fun of all the falderal surrounding baldness and have a great time at a banquet. From time to time, the club also made claims for the superiority of the bald man over his haired counterpart.

Yellow Spasm

The club was an instant success. Newspapers across the country publicized it, along with the entry requirements. One had to have  a bald patch of at least three inches in diameter, good character and payment of a dollar entry fee.

It wasn’t always easy separating fact from fiction when it came to the new club. Especially in its early days, Rodemeyer made up stories about meetings and the club establishing itself. Eventually, however, the stories became true — sort of.

People had good reason to suspect Rodemeyer was pulling their leg.  One of his early ventures, a newspaper called the Yellow Spasm, valued humor over a faithful recounting of the news and featured eligible bachelor ads.

[Note: the bird is looking 'left' pointing to 'H']

Over the years, the club claimed thousands of members, with branches springing up here and there across the country. Connecticut governors joined in, Rodemeyer said. He declared the state’s congressmen signed up their fellow legislators from Washington, Rodemeyer said. Rodemeyer even claimed former president William Howard Taft as a member, despite his wife’s well-established dislike of bald servants in the White House.

[Note: President Taft was also a Bonesman of the elite Skull and Bones secret society of which his father was a founding member!]

Knights of the Gleaming Skull

At the heart of the club, though, was always the its annual banquet. It consisted of “the happiest, jolliest men in America.” Rodemeyer took every opportunity to lampoon himself and his club and its Knights of the Gleaming Skull.

He convinced the Connecticut Legislature, after a light-hearted hearing, to grant the organization a charter so it could expand into new states. The New York Times in 1921 reported that Rodemeyer made a presentation to the Connecticut General Assembly. He asked for the right to issue charters and set up branches around the country so “groups of bald-heads in other states…might be united in a common bond of hairless brotherhood, that every city and town might some day have its own club of happy individuals with shining pates and smiling faces.”

Rodemeyer once got an invitation to write about the club because so many people thought it pure fiction. He wrote: “The Bald-Head Club of America is dedicated to the proposition that Man, in his highest type, is not, primarily or necessarily, a fur-bearing animal, like the otter, seal, beaver, plush, Welsh rabbit or mock-turtle.”

Rodemeyer ended his career at the Greenwich News and Graphic and passed away in 1943. The club, though, or at least tales of the club, lived on after his passing.

This story about the Bald Head Club was updated in 2022.

The Kingpriest is calling for a one world government... surprising isn't it?

Most have expected the false prophet to come out of the Vatican. Is this the one?

https://www.skywatchtv.com/2023/06/04/wicked-25/

Quote:Pope Francis’ recent encyclical, “Brothers All” ([i]Fratelli Tutti[/i]), used “love” as a repetitious theme to call for a One-World Order. Due to his position, whatever goals he has must be motivated by the Gospel of Christ…or at least it must [i]appear[/i] to be, if he is to save face. Yet, by using love and Jesus as the motivation behind establishing the One-World Order, Francis is unequivocally positioning Christianity at the forefront of launching the Antichrist system.

Did you catch that? [i]Jesus[/i] is calling us to a One-World Order…? If Francis didn’t convince his readers to agree to a One-World Order by pulling on the heartstrings during the “human depravity and global issues” presentation, his manipulation of scriptural context swung around for a “gotcha” that his God-fearing audience would feel compelled to obey.

In other words, he is pointing to a world superpower over all nations in compliance with one law or “juridical norm,” born under the ideal of justice and universal brotherly love, that cannot be contested or delegitimized, because any weaknesses this superpower has will obviously be worked out through global negotiations. It would be risky for the pope to come right out and say that a single world leader, like the one who will oversee the Superchurch, is in mind here, lest he provoke worldwide panic about Antichrist. What is astounding, however, is that he portrays the possibility of a reformed United Nations and all of its potentially benevolent achievements, after having technically allowed for the prospects of an [i]eventual [/i]single leader, as well as the firm establishment of global mandatory compliance with the system by that time. Later in the letter, Pope Francis writes:

The seventy-five years since the establishment of the United Nations and the experience of the first twenty years of this millennium have shown that the full application of international norms proves truly effective, and that failure to comply with them is detrimental.… Here there can be no room for disguising false intentions or placing the partisan interests of one country or group above the global common good.

Lots and lots of alien stories lately. I suspect we may have our "fake Alien deception" coming soon. 

What do you think? Is it just a big coincidence?

Scientists zero in on mysterious signals from heart of Milky Way galaxy over dangers of aliens finding us before we find them

https://www.theblaze.com/news/scientists...way-galaxy?

Quote:Scientists are zeroing in on the heart of the Milky Way galaxy to determine the origins of mysterious signals. Researchers suspect that the radio signals are not natural pulses from outer space, but could be signals from extraterrestrial life forms. Some experts warn that it is imperative that humans locate any alien civilization before they find us.

Scientists revealed this week that they are ramping up efforts to hunt for aliens in the core of the Milky Way galaxy. 

Just some general chit chat and prediction thread.

It is obvious that Joe is declining fast and I think they know that Kamala Harris would be a disaster both with poll numbers and general abilities to win the election. 

How many think that she is going to resign for a "family or health" issue soon so that they can "install" the next cabal insider?

I predict Hillary or John Kerry.... What do you think?

Just an FYI in the event that you may want to get ready for a more and more probable event given current circumstances.

I did find it interesting that this is one Yahoo and MSN news.

How to build a cheap DIY underground bunker to protect you from nuclear fallout, in 6 steps

https://www.businessinsider.com/cheap-di...ter-2023-5

https://news.yahoo.com/build-cheap-diy-u...00884.html#

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/ho...r-AA1c4tFs?

Quote:

• Fallout shelters can cost millions of dollars. But this DIY underground bunker costs about $1,000.
  
• You wouldn't want to live in this makeshift underground bunker forever.
  
• In a pinch, this DIY fallout shelter would be better than an above-ground building, an expert said.
  

The common sense documentary and humor watching "experts" squirm and make fools of themselves is free for a short time on Twitter. If you have not seen it yet, please do not miss out on the opportunity.


https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664424891372941312


A Debate On Biology (common sense prevails)

This has it all, partnerships with the Vatican, UN, Rockefellers, Rothchild, Vanguard, Blackrock, The Guardians For Inclusive Capitalism, Jesuit Pope.

Every single mosque in the holy land is reported to have a dome and obelisk just like Washington DC and Rome.