Satanic symbols and demons discovered hidden within King Charles' self-portrait. Alex Jones breaks down the Satanic symbolism hiding in plain sight in King Charles’ self-portrait. TRINITY OF SATAN: King Charles III's Official Portrait Is Clearly Demonic pic.twitter.com/16y9Y9q19Z— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) May 15, 2024

The tremendous chaos that is gripping communities all over this country did not emerge out of a vacuum.  For years, poverty and homelessness have been on the rise.  According to a recent report from Harvard University, the number of homeless Americans has increased by almost 50 percent in less than a decade.  Meanwhile, the ranks of the poor have been growing as the middle class has been eroding.  Today, approximately 40 percent of the entire U.S. population is considered to be either living in poverty or among the “working poor”.  According to Wikipedia, the bottom 50 percent of the U.S. population only has 2.6 percent of the wealth.  And that number is from 2021, and so things are almost certainly even worse today.  All of this economic suffering is helping to fuel a deeply alarming explosion of theft and violence in our major cities, and our leaders don’t seem to have any solutions. Everyone knows that homelessness is out of control in large coastal cities such as Los Angeles and New York, but we are seeing the same thing happen in the middle of the country too… Nashville residents say they are increasingly struggling to afford a home as an influx of out-of-state buyers drive real estate prices up, leaving many with no where to go. Rates of chronic homelessness in the Tennessee capital have soared 77 percent this year, according to the city’s official stats. 77 percent in one year. Take a moment and let that number sink in. Many of these homeless people are actually working, but affording a place to live is out of reach. Today, the average one bedroom apartment in Nashville will set you back more than $1,400 a month… Rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the Nashville area soared $200 in the past year to $1,442 a month, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Young said without more affordable housing, the issue will worsen: ‘I guarantee you it’s going to double from where we are now.’ And home prices in Nashville have soared to absurd heights… The median home sale price in Nashville at the end of February was $414,012, compared to $290,983 five years prior. Home prices are at the heart of the cost of living crisis that is causing so much pain all over the nation right now. As I discussed yesterday, home prices in the U.S. have risen by 47 percent since the start of the decade. So this helps to explain why tent cities are popping up from coast to coast. In my entire lifetime, I have never seen so many people sleeping in the streets of America. Many of them are addicts, and San Francisco has decided to “help” them by giving them free beer and vodka shots… The City of San Francisco is providing free beer and vodka shots to homeless alcoholics at taxpayer expense under a little-known pilot program. The “Managed Alcohol Program” operated by San Francisco’s Department of Public Health serves regimented doses of alcohol to voluntary participants with alcohol addiction in an effort to keep the homeless off the streets and relieve the city’s emergency services. Experts say the program can save or extend lives, but critics wonder if the government would be better off funding treatment and sobriety programs instead. “Established in countries such as Canada and Australia, a managed alcohol program is usually administered by a nurse and trained support staff in a facility such as a homeless shelter or a transitional or permanent home, and is one method to minimize harm for those with alcohol use disorder,” the California Health Care Foundation explains in an 2020 article describing the pilot program. Are you kidding me? Of course San Francisco has been giving free syringes to drug addicts for a long time too. Needless to say, the problems that San Francisco is facing have only gotten worse, and we have seen countless businesses leave the city as a result. The latest one to leave downtown San Francisco is American Eagle… Yet another retailer is leaving Downtown San Francisco amid the city’s spiraling crime and homeless crises – at the especially embattled San Francisco Centre mall. American Eagle announced it is closing its doors at the former Westfield San Francisco Centre over the summer, citing more 100 significant security incidents that allegedly occurred between May 2020 and May 2023. Drug addicts constantly have to steal stuff in order to fund their addictions. Right now, we are in the midst of the worst addiction crisis in the entire history of the United States, and this is one of the primary reasons we are facing the worst retail theft crisis in the entire history of the United States. Retail shrinkage has more than doubled during the past five years and is now costing retailers more than 100 billion dollars a year… If you’ve paid attention to recent retailer earnings reports, you have undoubtedly heard the phrase retail shrink cited as a key factor contributing to margin erosion and poor earnings performance. Shrink is the industry term for inventory loss often attributed to theft and shoplifting, damage or errors. Once simply considered a cost of doing business, retail shrinkage resulted in profit losses exceeding a staggering $100 billion in 2022. What’s more problematic, the trend of shrink appears to be far from reversing course, with losses more than doubling over the past five years. These are the facts. I am sorry if some people out there do not like them. In addition to rampant theft, our streets are also filled with rampant violence. Earlier today, I was shocked to learn that police officers in the United States were attacked more than 79,000 times last year… The rate of assaults on American law enforcement reached a 10-year high in 2023, with more than 79,000 officer attacks reported, according to a new FBI report released Tuesday. The report analyzes data from state, local, federal and other agencies across the U.S. to determine trends in violence against law enforcement. It shows that the number of officers assaulted and injured by guns is also climbing. I would not want to work as a police officer in any of our major cities at this stage. It is way too dangerous. Sadly, our ongoing national crime wave is being made worse by “organized crime groups” that are coming in from other countries… A Michigan sheriff is sounding the alarm on “burglary tourism” – a recent trend where international organized crime groups enter the U.S. to skillfully rob wealthy suburban homes. “We believe that there has to be some kind of training camp because they come so well-trained, so equipped, and so knowledgeable about how to move and how to attack a home,” Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard told “Fox & Friends” Wednesday. “They do a lot of pre-op surveillance. They determine as best they can when someone won’t be in a home. They go very quickly to the home, they break a window. They go through it, not opening a door or window. They have an electronic jammer.” Bouchard says that the gangs that are causing so much chaos in his area of Michigan are mostly coming in from Chile… Bouchard said the gangs, mostly from Chile, are then able to quickly target home safes and small high-end items. “They’re very focused on high-end jewelry, like watches, cash, high-end purses… things that are highly, valuable and disposable. And out they go and they move on. They usually hit a number of homes in our area, and then they move on to another part of the country, and then another crew will come in. And it’s been a cycle.” In other parts of the nation, groups from other areas are responsible for enormous spikes in crime. The federal government keeps trying to tell us that things aren’t that bad, but a Gallup survey discovered that a whopping 63 percent of all Americans believe that crime is either an “extremely serious” or “very serious” problem in this country… Sixty-three percent of Americans describe the crime problem in the U.S. as either extremely or very serious, up from 54% when last measured in 2021 and the highest in Gallup’s trend. Our society is literally coming apart at the seams all around us, and this is precisely what I have been warning would happen. Decades of very bad decisions have brought us to this point, and our politicians continue to take us in the wrong direction. But if you think that things are bad now, just wait until you see what conditions are like a year or two from now… Michael’s new book entitled “Chaos” is available in paperback and for the Kindle on Amazon.com, and you can check out his new Substack newsletter right here. About the Author: Michael Snyder’s extremely controversial new book entitled “Chaos” is available in paperback and for the Kindle on Amazon.com. He has also written seven other books that are available on Amazon.com including “End Times”, “7 Year Apocalypse”, “Lost Prophecies Of The Future Of America”, “The Beginning Of The End”, and “Living A Life That Really Matters”.  When you purchase any of Michael’s books you help to support the work that he is doing.  You can also get his articles by email as soon as he publishes them by subscribing to his Substack newsletter.  Michael has published thousands of articles on The Economic Collapse Blog, End Of The American Dream and The Most Important News, and he always freely and happily allows others to republish those articles on their own websites.  These are such troubled times, and people need hope.  John 3:16 tells us about the hope that God has given us through Jesus Christ: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”  If you have not already done so, we strongly urge you to invite Jesus Christ to be your Lord and Savior today. 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Jordan Peterson: Climate science is "an appalling scam". "We're essentially in a CO2 drought by historical standards… We were almost at the point where the plants were going to start to die." "Now they have been increasing… The major consequences is that the planet is 20%… pic.twitter.com/gILTvsyNnc — Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) May 15, 2024

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When I was offered the role of Ronald Reagan’s longtime confidant Edwin Meese in the upcoming film “Reagan,” playing opposite Dennis Quaid as the 40th president, I was excited. I asked our producer, Mark Joseph, if it would be all right if I reached out to Meese and he replied, “We can set that up.” I was pleasantly surprised and immediately started to prepare my questions for the interview. The outcome was that Reagan’s former counselor and U.S. attorney general spent an hour with me on a Zoom session. His insights were helpful and as I prepared myself for the role, I read as much as I could about him from both fans and detractors and watched any YouTube videos I could find. It was particularly interesting to gain Meese’s perspective on events that I previously only had read about. Even more interesting were the small adjustments in his perspectives over the decades. For example, Meese’s interpretation of the causes and influences of the riot in Berkeley’s People’s Park, when Reagan as California governor sent in the state National Guard, is notably different today than in May 1969.  [During Reagan’s two-term governorship, Meese served as his executive assistant and chief of staff after two years as legal affairs secretary. He previously served as deputy district attorney in Alameda County, California.] I worked hard to take what Meese had shared with me and incorporate it into my portrayal of him in “Reagan,” reviewing all of the events of the ’60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s of which he was a part. [After the end of Reagan’s two-term presidency in 1989, Meese joined The Heritage Foundation and later led its Center for Legal and Judicial Studies from 2001 until his “semiretirement” in 2013. Heritage founded The Daily Signal in 2014.] I also studied each of the other characters with whom I share scenes in “Reagan,” directed by Sean McNamara. I tried to delve into Meese’s process, particularly into the evolution of his perspective over three decades. When it came time to film and we were in those specific moments on set, I attempted to process Meese’s feelings.  President Ronald Reagan puts an arm around Attorney General Edwin Meese on Nov. 11, 1987, after announcing his nomination of Judge Anthony Kennedy to the Supreme Court. (Photo: Dirck Halstead/Getty Images) I’ve been a producer, director, and actor in Hollywood for over 20 years. But as I homed in on my producing and directing skills, I had somewhat put aside my love for acting. I am blessed to have a well-known director, Terrence Malick, as a stepfather. However, the closer we became personally, the further apart we grew professionally. I first got to know Terry auditioning for the 1998 movie “The Thin Red Line,” and we had a strong working relationship during its filming. My father recently had left my mother, and she was heartbroken. God works in mysterious ways. Years earlier, Terry and my mother had both attended St. Stephen’s Episcopal School in Austin, Texas, and now they were able to reconnect. About five years after working on “The Thin Red Line,” I acted in another film directed by Terry, 2005’s “The New World.” By this time, my mother had found new love with him. Terry explained to me that he opposes nepotism and so a very different working relationship developed between us, since he had become family. Nevertheless, I’ve been able to pick up a few directing tips from Terry. For instance, when he is shooting a film, he shoots much more footage than is normal or necessary, then uses the best of what he has to put it all together in postproduction. I’m thankful that I was able to watch him at work as a director, because it helped me on my own journey as a filmmaker. That said, I have a harder time accepting the role of director on a film (as opposed to producing or acting), even though directing is what I enjoy the most. That’s because the film’s story really needs to be in your heart; it’s something you’re going to be living and breathing for years.  I’ve been blessed to run an acting school where I have coached thousands of students, many of whom have gone on to illustrious careers. I realized that teaching the craft of acting gave me somewhat of a revival deep within and allowed me to satisfy my craving for acting. But it was on the set of “Reagan,” playing this fascinating real-life character, Ed Meese, that I found my passion for acting beginning to be rekindled. The experience helped me remember how much I enjoy preparing to portray a character, especially one from history. “Reagan” is slated for release Aug. 30 in movie theaters nationwide. For details, visit www.Reaganfilm.com. The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation. The post How I Rediscovered My Love of Acting on the Set of ‘Reagan’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Wednesday sure has been a day of unpredictable developments regarding the 2024 presidential election. From Joe Biden finally challenging Donald Trump to a debate, to Trump accepting despite the Biden team's stringent requirements, the day has been a whirlwind of a dizzying news cycle. And now, Trump has issued Biden...