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  • Tracking the Year in Transition

    2010 - 02.06

    Busy show today.

    John’s opening boralogue compares the religious philosophy of a new
    science fiction series, “Caprica,” with the emerging global
    paradigm of religion. A clip from the series is analyzed.

    As financial elites move us toward a global currency, one candidate
    for the job is now in trouble: the Euro, and it’s all caused by
    member state Greece’s imminent bankruptcy. There are parallels
    with troubled states in the U.S. seeking national bailouts for
    their own fiscal irresponsibility. Harold Hoffman joins us from the U.K.
    (www.britanniaradio.co.uk) to unravel this somewhat complicated
    financial system in the E.U.

    The war to undermine evangelical support for Israel is underway as
    attacks are mounted from various Christian denominations. Notable
    among the antagonists is Anglican Vicar, the Rev. Stephen Sizer.
    But, oh my, with whom is Rev. Sizer associating? Dexter van Zile
    returns from CAMERA (www.camera.org) to explain the associations of
    those attacking evangelical support for Israel with virulent anti-Semitic sectors.

    As scandal after scandal in the anthropogenic global warming fraud
    emerges, politicians are trying to prop up a dying cause, sorry to
    see all the tax money evaporate. Marc Morano from
    www.climatedepot.com debuts with an explanation of the saga since
    the East Anglia email scandals broke late last year.

    Finally, when is Israel going to attack Iran and what is happening
    in the Middle surrounding that issue? Bill Koenig (www.watch.org)
    is back for a summary of the latest geopolitics from that region.

    Well, we said it was a busy show.

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