As the planet refuses to heat up any more, it's been a bad month for global warming proponents, culminating this week with hacked emails revealing that pro-warming scientists have been conspiring to prevent global warming skeptics from having their views published or even having access to data. Environmental scientist Dr. Ken Green, Ph.D., joins the program.

Orthodox, Catholics, and evangelicals have joined together for another declaration on moral issues of the day. This time it's the Manhattan Declaration. James Daly, (www.manhattendeclaration.org) President of Focus on the Family, joins the program.

Finally, as part of the 2009-2012 crisis window, we're anticipating the next economic shoe to drop, most likely in the commercial real estate sector along with the declining dollar. Chuck Coppess, author of "America's Financial Reckoning Day," (www.chuckcoppess.com) joins us.

John's boralogue responds to listener emails on the subject of constitutional rights and why they're so important.

Happy Thanksgiving a bit early this week. We're taking the weekend off in anticipation of the holiday, but never fear there's a program worth hearing.

By listener request, we're airing the presentation John gave to the Steeling the Mind Conference in Denver, Colorado, last September on the coming persecution of Christians in America. It encompasses a wide look at the new paradigm shifts with an emphasis on what this means for religion.

John's boralogue connects Thanksgiving and why it's important to give constitutional rights even to terrorists. It's to protect us, not them.

The first signs of consciousness that there is an emerging energy crisis seem to be appearing. The Guardian newspaper in Great Britain carried an important article this week alleging that the IEA has been suppressing the increasingly dire situation of the global energy situation. You can expect this to grow over time.

Much revolving around the Middle East: a conference on peace in Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a secret meeting with President Obama. In the aftermath of the UN's Goldstone Report, ignored is that under the Oslo peace process, the economic conditions of Palestinians had entered a golden age of capitalism and there was open economic cooperation between Israelis and Palestinians. That was until Yassir Arafat came home and wrecked it all. George Gilder (www.gildertech.com) is author of "The Israel Test," a narrative of how technologically interconnected the U.S. and Israel really are.

By listener request, Dr. Chuck Missler from Koinonia House ministries (www.khouse.org) returns to the program for a free- running conversation on the religious and prophetic implications of global events.

John's boralogue examines the arbitrary nature of hate laws in the light of the Ft. Hood attacks, where the hate-monitoring organizations remained stunningly silent and the media fell all over themselves to avoid saying the obvious.

Time for a prediction review. John's extended boralogue launches into a ship-of-fools analysis of the U.S.'s healthcare debate in the light of onrushing global economic and energy problems. This includes a review of predictions we've made since 2000.

Then we'll jump to a short discussion with James Lansberg from Samaritan Healthcare (www.samaritanministries.org) to evaluate what effect healthcare proposals will have on personal healthcare.

President Obama declared an emergency for the H1N1 virus but it's not showing itself more lethal than seasonal viruses. So what gives? That's what ENT specialist Dr. Elaina George at the Peachtree Center (www.peachtreeentcenter.com) in Atlanta, Georgia, is asking. She's also concerned about the potentially dangerous side-effects of the vaccines.

Finally our featured guest of the week is scientist/theologian Dr. Martin Erdman speaking on philosophical trends in science as nanotechnology drifts toward age-old ideas inherent in alchemy.