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Home End Times Headlines Wars and Threats of Wars News from Hal Lindsey: Russia and Venezuela (updated video)
Last month, Russia began moving men and materiel into Venezuela.
The situation there was already tragic and dangerous. Now it is much worse.
The Russians are there to strengthen the disastrous, murderous regime of Nicolas Maduro. I suppose they're there to support a fellow socialist/communist, but the fact that Venezuela has the world's largest known oil reserves probably attracts their attention, as well.
Ironically, those oil reserves are not helping keep the lights on in Venezuela. Since March 7th, much of the country has been without power.
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Until the blackouts, Venezuelans with US dollars were able to buy some staples. Many of them shared food and other essentials with their neighbors. But with the blackouts, stores remain closed. Trucks can't move what goods there are because there's no electricity for the fuel pumps.
Without power, there is no refrigeration. People are struggling to keep food edible. They are scavenging through trash and landfills.
With no power to pump water, the taps in their homes are dry. In Caracas, thousands trek daily to a nearby mountain spring. The lines are long. They spend all day waiting their turn, then carry home only a few gallons of water. And water is heavy and difficult to carry.
Sanitary conditions are atrocious. That leads to increasing outbreaks of sickness at a time when medical help is almost non-existent.
Despite all of this, Maduro's government has blocked international attempts to send aid to the Venezuelan people.
In the last few days, though, the Red Cross announced that it has received permission to begin moving aid into the country. That's big news. It will provide some minimal relief to the suffering Venezuelans. And it is a tacit admission by Maduro that his people are in dire straits. In many cases, they are literally starving.
Until recently, Venezuela's military has allowed Maduro to remain in power. But some ranking members of the military have begun turning against him.
That's when Russia stepped in.
Russia did the same thing in Syria to allow Bashar al-Assad to remain as dictator. That allows Russia to control some of the world's most strategic territory.
Now they are trying it in the Western Hemisphere.
Since the establishment of the Monroe Doctrine in 1823, the United States has basically warned the world that it will not tolerate European nations interfering in this hemisphere of the world.
Russia's military presence in Venezuela is a direct challenge to America's sphere of influence.
President Trump has stated bluntly that, "Russia has to get out." When asked how he could accomplish that, he replied, "We'll see. All options are open."
Is another Cuban Missile Crisis brewing in Venezuela? Will the US blink first? Or will Russia?
It's troubling to note that even with President Trump's intensive push to update and upgrade America's armed forces posture, our assumed military superiority has slipped substantially over the last decade.
The Heritage Foundation recently observed, "The US military is only marginally able to meet the demands of defending America's vital interests."
Even the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, which was formed by Congress in 2000, recently issued a dismal assessment. They said, "With the advances made by the PLA Air Force (China's air force), the United States and its allies and partners can no longer assume achieving air superiority in an Indo-Pacific conflict."
Even though we spend more on our military than all the other nations combined (of course, we can't really know what Russia and China actually spend), the truth is that many analysts see our military as vulnerable.
There are a number of reasons why America has slipped so far in recent years. Not the least of which is that our armed forces must follow the rules and regulations of "political correctness." Those ridiculous, arbitrary edicts often put our service members and tactical efforts in mortal danger. (In just one example, in the previous administration, lawyers were sometimes embedded with fighting units to issue rulings over whether certain responses to aggression were appropriate and acceptable. If no legal specialists were present, the fighters waited for approval from their higher-ups! There are soldiers who have been court martialed for reacting inappropriately and not awaiting permission for their actions.)
When Russia or China wants to build a military establishment, they do so. In America, we have to wait years for environmental studies to make certain some obscure plant or bug isn't threatened.
Russia says its defense spending amounts to just one-tenth of America's. But Russia isn't particularly concerned with the political issues requiring them to build weapons with such pinpoint precision that they inflict little collateral damage. Russia wants as much destructive power as possible.
And their current military establishment is built on the leftovers from massive levels of Soviet-era defense spending. Including thousands of nuclear-tipped ICBMs.
Likewise, the Chinese say their military budget is only half of that of the United States.
But their emerging advantage starts with their edge in manufacturing. They have an almost unlimited supply of cheap, skilled labor.
And they have had enormous assistance from several major American companies. Not long ago, it was illegal to export cutting edge technology TO China. Now, we import cutting edge technology FROM China.
China has a spy apparatus like nothing else in the world. (We now know they even had a spy working for decades for US Senator Dianne Feinstein. Whose husband's company, coincidentally, made billions of dollars from Chinese contracts! Go figure.)
China steals business and trade secrets as a matter of course. They also steal military secrets.
China's military goals are integrated into everything. Last year, a US tech company discovered hidden microchips on computer servers made in China. Some of those servers where used by the CIA to compress video from their drones. So, using chips illegally placed inside larger servers manufactured in China, Chinese intelligence agencies were able to monitor certain CIA operations.
Any technology or technological equipment manufactured in China is vulnerable to Chinese government interference. This is particularly worrisome since much of the technology for the new 5G standard for connecting phones to the internet is coming from China.
Right now, China is leading the technology race. From a Biblical prophecy perspective, all of these things are huge. The Bible tells us that Russia and China will be major players in the last days.
America will not.
Speaking of the last days power configurations, March 29th was scheduled to be British Independence Day. The day the United Kingdom formally left the European Union.
It wasn't. Because the UK didn't.
And now, no one really knows when or if it will happen. Three years ago, the citizens of the United Kingdom voted to leave the EU. Since then, Parliament, with the complicity of the Conservative Party, has been doing everything it can to thwart that move.
As the British would say, Prime Minister Theresa May has made a right muck-up of everything, but even when she does present deals for the exit, Parliament rejects them.
Of course, I don't blame her exclusively. The European Union has been trying to make an example of the United Kingdom. They want to show other European nations what will happen to "rogue" nations who might someday dare to leave the confederation.
The EU (primarily egged on by Germany and France) is morphing into something immense and awful. But this shouldn't surprise us. According to the Bible, it — or something like it — will one day bring the Antichrist to power.
Finally, we often call the Jews "God's chosen people." What do we mean by that? What were they chosen for?
On this week's program, I am going to discuss four things that God chose the Jews to do.
I am also going to discuss why the Jews rejected Jesus as their Messiah even though He perfectly fulfilled more than 300 Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah.
I can sum it up in one word: Tradition.
I think it will help you answer many of the questions you may have concerning "God's chosen people."
Don't miss this week's Report on Daystar, CPM Network, various local stations, www.hallindsey.com or www.hischannel.com. Check your local listings.
PROGRAMMING NOTE: Please note that The Hal Lindsey Report is no longer airing on Trinity Broadcasting Network. We have enjoyed an incredible 12 years on TBN, but financial considerations have dictated that we restructure our airtime commitments.
For those of you who are accustomed to watching the Report on Friday evenings, each week's program will become available on Friday at my website, www.hallindsey.com. The first national television broadcast each week will be on Sunday evening at 11:00 pm (Eastern), 10:00 pm (Central) or 8:00 pm (Pacific) on Daystar Television Network.
I'll see you next week on Daystar, CPM, www.hischannel.com or www.hallindsey.com, God willing.
Hal Lindsey
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I'm starting a new project, hopefully for a Christmas Gift for our Mail Carrier. My Ribby Slippers will have to wait, I'm in no hurry and the holidays are fast approaching as it's now the beginning of November. Where does the time go?
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June 26 Home Sweet Home ..
bugs in Tenn liked to bite us .. we had numerous bug, spider bites ….
total mileage from Pikeville to Gouldsboro is 810 miles …..
June 25 Heading home …….
Left Nick & Leslie's at approx 8:30 … trouble's start as soon as we drive out of the driveway … Ms Garmin will not acquire satellites .. later .. the unit would not even power up !! We depend on GPS alot .. so .. we were navigating 'old school' .. we had a few maps with us .. One of the things we use Garmin for is estimating mileage and times from location to location … plotting this manually is a little tricky … we miscalculated our driving times and ended up driving for 11 hours … 550 miles … far more then we planned for .. it was a long day driving !!! While driving .. we made reservations at a KOA campsite in Staunton VA … pulled in to campsite at approx 7:30 .. While making reservations KOA dude said getting a pull through site was no problem .. after driving all day .. last thing I wanted to do was back in to a tight spot .. So .. our adventures continued .. got to our site .. it was an extremely tight back in site .. I was not a happy camper .. after a few attempts .. we backed trailer in OK … while hooking up water, sewer and electric .. we noticed that our hookup connections were pretty far away from trailer .. fortunately we had spare water hose & electric cable connections .. sewer hose connection was OK .. OK .. so far .. we're doing OK .. got settled into Casita .. broke out the laptops for some internet action .. (while checking in .. I paid $2 for one day's internet action (this is the first time we've paid for internet access) .. well I was tired and didn't realized they charged me $6 .. my fault .. I should have checked … ) well .. when we fired up the laptops .. we could not access campgrounds internet server … by the time we figured out we had internet issues the office was closed for the night … now I'm really getting ticked off 🙂 Went to bed early .. we need to get of this place early tomorrow … of course when we pulled out of our site .. office was not open yet .. so I couldn't complain to folks in office !!! Left campsite at approx 7:30 … stopped at Flying J truck stop on the way home to gas up truck and have lunch … our first time at a Flying J .. pretty nice place … in the future .. I think we'll stop at these truck stops .. Flying J .. Loves .. Petrol .. more often .. lots of parking .. decent food .. we're getting burned out on the Cracker Barrels !!!
As we approached Rt 80 .. we noticed dark clouds ahead of us .. we're sure we're going to arrive at BBL in a rain storm .. it doesn't look good … as we hit Rt 380 heading to Gouldsboro exit .. rain started … rained on & off along Rt 380 … arrived at 888 Lyman Lane at 3:30 … dark clouds .. but .. rain has stopped .. but very dark clouds still overhead … backed trailer in driveway .. (we're getting better at this !) .. It takes us longer to level trailer than it does to back it in .. unloaded stuff from truck bed .. and then the skies opened up .. heavy rain & thunder … yes .. the weather gods are with us this time !!!!!!!
June 24 Bathroom Project …..
Spent most of the day working on bathroom project … as Nick was designed layout of copper pipes .. I helped cut copper tubing and drilling holes in floor support structure … Terri and Leslie worked on cutting out wood to block openings so the shrews won't be able to get into garage .. and making a wooden tabletop …. when project is complete there will be a toilet, shower/bathtub, washer & dryer … quite the project !!!!
After a scenic ride through Tenn hills .. we spent most of the day at Rock City … pretty amazing place with great scenery .. rock formations and gardens .. alot of 'adventures' .. Needle's Eye, Fat Man's Squeeze, Goblin's Underpass, Sky Bridge, Observation Point, Swing-Along Bridge, Mushroom Rock .. etc ..
A few rain showers on our way to Pikeville Tenn …. we were able to shoot some photos of rain running off some of the mountains .. Terri's getting pretty good at taking photos was we're driving … Passed through some 'cool' towns in North Carolina .. Lake Lure .. Bat Cave .. Chimney Rock. We need to do more exploring in small towns …. Casita survived some extremly switchback roads .. and we arrived in Pikeville with no problems .. Encountered some issues setting up at Pikeville 'campground' ie .. Nick & Leslie's property .. No electricity coming from outlet plug .. took us awhile to figure out what was going on .. fortunately Nick had a portable generator so we were able to have power during the night .. temps at 4Paws and in Tenn were very hot …. Tomorrw .. Nick and I are heading to Lowes to pickup a new power outlet and some plumbing supplies for bathroom project Nick is working on ..
Encountering some rain along the way ..
Hey .. no rain in the past 24 hours … !!!
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After touring the trailers .. we stopped at some folks that are 'professional' trailers .. they brought 2 dogs that they have been training since they were puppies .. they will spend 12-17 months training a puppy then they dog will leave them for further training .. eventually dogs will be placed in homes hat have disabilities of one kind or another .. It's amazing how well trained the dogs are .. I took a video clip of one of their training drills …scenario is that dog will lie down with a dog treat on each paw .. dog will NOT eat the treat until trainer says the word 'release' .. you could tell him any word that sounded like release .. he wouldn't eat those snacks until the word release is spoken by trainer… amazing !! I don't I can add video clip to blog .. I'll have to tray and figure out a way to send it ..
Later in the afternoon we attended an 'Ice Cream' Social … HHH weather .. ice cream tasted mighty tasty .. again some of $$ collected went to canine support groups … In the evening we attended a Mexican Pot luck dinner .. Terri made some tasty 'Mexican' chicken … all good food .. we didn't leave hungry ..


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/*
 * STM32H743 + FPC 1145 Fingerprint MCU configuration
 *
 * This board is designed to have nucleo-h743zi support (uart+btn+leds) with
 * dartmonkey configuration (fingerprint support).
 * This allows for proxy testing of dartmonkey on the Nucleo-H743ZI.
 */

#ifndef __BOARD_H
#define __BOARD_H

/* Baseboard features */
#include "base-board.h"

#undef CONFIG_SYSTEM_UNLOCKED

/*
 * These allow console commands to be flagged as restricted.
 * Restricted commands will only be permitted to run when
 * console_is_restricted() returns false.
 * See console_is_restricted's definition in board.c.
 */
#define CONFIG_CONSOLE_COMMAND_FLAGS
#define CONFIG_RESTRICTED_CONSOLE_COMMANDS

/* Fingerprint needs to store a secrect in the anti-rollback block */
#define CONFIG_ROLLBACK_SECRET_SIZE 32

/* SPI configuration for the fingerprint sensor */
#define CONFIG_SPI_CONTROLLER
#define CONFIG_SPI_FP_PORT 2 /* SPI4: third master config */

#define CONFIG_FINGERPRINT_MCU

#ifdef SECTION_IS_RW
/* Select fingerprint sensor */
#define CONFIG_FP_SENSOR_FPC1145
#define CONFIG_CMD_FPSENSOR_DEBUG
/* Special memory regions to store large arrays */
#define FP_FRAME_SECTION __SECTION(ahb4)
#define FP_TEMPLATE_SECTION __SECTION(ahb)
/*
 * Use the malloc code only in the RW section (for the private library),
 * we cannot enable it in RO since it is not compatible with the RW
 * verification (shared_mem_init done too late).
 */
#define CONFIG_MALLOC
#endif /* SECTION_IS_RW */

#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
void fps_event(enum gpio_signal signal);
#endif /* !__ASSEMBLER__ */

#endif /* __BOARD_H */

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