Author Archives: Vic Bilson

Humanist Manifesto I

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The time has come for widespread recognition of the radical changes in political beliefs throughout the modern world. The time is past for mere revision of traditional attitudes. Science and economic change have disrupted the old beliefs. Religions the world over are under the necessity of coming to terms with new conditions created by a vastly increased knowledge and experience. In every field of human activity, the vital movement is now in the direction of a candid and explicit humanism. … Continue reading →

Are We Facing an Extinction Level Event?

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No, I’m not suggesting COVID-19 coronavirus presents an extinction level event.  What I’m talking about here is something much more commonplace.  In the following important and informative broadcast, Steve Quayle and Celeste Bishop-Solum (Shepherd’s Heart) discuss the ultimate consequences of the UN Biodiversity program as it relates to the control and weaponization of our food supply – what it will be like when food is rationed as a weapon. The Weaponization of Our Food Supply – Steve Quayle & Celeste … Continue reading →

The Bilderbergers

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Even though many still deny the very existence of the Bilderbergers, the fact is… in 1954 the most powerful men in the world met for the first time under the auspices of the Dutch royal crown and the Rockefeller family in the luxurious Hotel Bilderberg of the small Dutch town of Oosterbeck. For an entire weekend they debated the future of the world. When it was over, they decided to meet once every year to exchange ideas and analyze international … Continue reading →

Grand Solar Minimum

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A grand solar minimum isn’t your average, every-11-year solar minimum. It can trigger massive climate change and has been likened to a mini-Ice Age. A grand solar minimum can make the sun appear a little dimmer and can make the planet a little cooler. A new study predicts that the next grand solar minimum could see the sun with almost a 7% reduction in light and heat – and this is 7% below the normal solar minimum. Historians believe that … Continue reading →

The World View of Liberalism/Modernism

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Liberalism or sometimes called Modernism attempts to adapt religious ideas to modern culture and modes of thinking. Liberalism is a major shift in theological thinking which occurred in the late nineteenth century. Liberals insist that the world has changed since the time Christianity was founded so that biblical terminology and creeds are incomprehensible to people today. Although most would start from the orthodoxy of Jesus Christ as the revelation of a savior God, they try to rethink and communicate the … Continue reading →

African American People

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An inquiry into African American people typically reveals probably the most recognizable names. Barack Obama, Martin Luther King, Frederick Douglass, George Washington Carver and plenty of others come to mind. From horse racing to hockey, an African American notable may be attached to just about every professional calling as a pioneer. When America took shape as a nation, African Americans played a major role in each confrontation, each battle, each struggle, within the name of freedom. The legacy of African … Continue reading →

Growing Up Black

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For some, growing up black entailed battling the twisted perceptions attributable to the legacy of slavery. Cultures have depended upon slavery as a supply of low value labor since ancient times. In America, the slave trade of Africans into North America started within the 1400s and was deemed unlawful by 1808, yet the smuggling continued beyond the ban for one more 50 years. Despite restrictions in the legal slave trade, slavery thrived in the production of cotton, tobacco, sugar and … Continue reading →

Arguing Against Gun Control in America

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Gun control or controlling the availability of gun as a weapon of defense is one of the most contentious laws in modern times. Gun control advocates want to severely restrict the availability of a gun to the citizens of America. Does it mean that the citizens of America are too casual or ill tempered that they will not be able to handle a gun? The answer is no. The groups who have been advocating the gun control norms have always … Continue reading →

Your Responsibility for Emergency Preparedness

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It’s your responsibility and yours alone to prepare yourself and your family for emergencies. There’s no escaping the fact that everyone is at risk. Earthquakes and hurricanes do not discriminate. There are also the everyday disasters that you hear about on the news, such fires and floods that wipe out the home of an entire family and cause serious injuries or death to those who were not prepared. And, now, we’re faced with a potential worldwide pandemic breaking out of … Continue reading →

Continuity of Government

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Continuity of government (COG) is the principle of establishing defined procedures that allow a government to continue its essential operations in case of a catastrophic event such as nuclear war. Nov. 18, 2011 – FEMA Continuity of Government plan FEMA documents that confirm information received from DoD sources that show military involvement in a FEMA-led takeover within the United States under partially-classified Continuity of Government (COG) plans. It involves not only operations for the relocation of COG personnel and key … Continue reading →

Signs of the Last Days: The Gospel Preached Worldwide

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In today’s connected world of computers, satellites, cell phones, and a mass media that nearly covers the entire globe, it seems we have today the technology and ability to fulfill this command. Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation. [Mark 16:15] This is our walking orders as Christians.  To share the gospel with everyone.  Regardless of our place in society, the country we live in, or whatever our circumstances… we are told to preach … Continue reading →

Wake Up America!

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Like the loving parent who gently shakes a child to wake them up, God is shaking the world today in an attempt to wake us from our slumber. And like the child who doesn’t wake up immediately, the shaking becomes a bit more firm and serious. As America and, for that matter – the world continues in its slumber, the shaking becomes stronger and more severe. Our tallest buildings have been toppled. Our shorelines have been battered, and a major … Continue reading →

Is Violence, including War, the Solution for our Problems?

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In our society, domestic violence is a crime, duels are outlawed, employers are required to provide a harassment and discrimination free environment, animal abuse is punishable and a person can be held in custody for psychological evaluation, if found destroying trees. The reason for these laws and practices are because we want to keep our society safe and guarantee the basic human rights for everyone. It is generally understood that violence is inhuman and uncivilized, and nothing is solved by … Continue reading →

How Cosmic Radiation Affects our Planet

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A study reported in ScienceDaily reveals how atmospheric ions, produced by the energetic cosmic rays raining down through the atmosphere, helps the growth and formation of cloud condensation nuclei — the seeds necessary for forming clouds in the atmosphere. When the ionization in the atmosphere changes, the number of cloud condensation nuclei changes affecting the properties of clouds. More cloud condensation nuclei mean more clouds and a colder climate, and vice versa. Since clouds are essential for the amount of … Continue reading →

US Department of Defense: Some Interesting Historical Facts

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The United States Department of Defense (DoD) is a federal department which deals with coordinating and supervising all agencies directly involved with national security and military affairs. The DoD is one of the largest tenants at The Pentagon and is made of three chief sub-departments, the Department of the Army, the Department of the Navy and the Department of the Air Force. Alternative DOD departments include the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the Missile Defense Agency, the Defense Advanced Research Projects … Continue reading →