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A SENSATIONAL Internet story popped up on MSNBC yesterday, as a picture from China that appears to show two suns has circulated around the web. Don't panic; this is a atmospheric phenomenon that's been seen and photographed around the world for years.Also: another teen hanging suicide in Bridgend, Wales; Rick Warren welcomes Tony Blair to Saddleback; British special forces captured by Libyan rebels; and the case against allowing condemned prisoners to donate organs.Please note: due to our upcoming move to Illinois, we'll be scaling back our podcast schedule to once a week for at least the next two months. We appreciate your understanding! For updates, visit the P.I.D. Radio Facebook page, and check out the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.

ASSUMING PAUL knew what he was talking about, our struggles on Earth are with supernatural opponents, not the people we encounter at Wal-Mart or the Department of Motor Vehicles. So why do so many Christians behave as though the gospel of Jesus Christ is a self-help manual?Michael Cummins of Word Made Flesh Christian Fellowship in London, England discusses his path from demon-oppressed child to deliverance ministry and the nature of the spiritual war in which we are all deployed. Follow Word Made Flesh Christian Fellowship on Facebook and Twitter.For updates, visit the VFTB Facebook page, and check out the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.

IN WHICH we explain our hiatus and the delay in launching P.I.D. Video: we're moving once again, this time from Indiana to Illinois. We'll be in our new home within the next six weeks -- and as of now, we have only a general idea of where that will be.Also: unrest spreads in the Middle East; Iran sends warships through Suez; the secret plan to destroy WikiLeaks; and the unanswered questions about the FBI's flimsy case against alleged anthrax mailer Bruce Ivins.

WE WRAP up the week with a look at the latest from the Middle East: Egypt grants Iran permission to take two warships through the Suez Canal (one allegedly carrying long-range missiles for Hezbollah) and moves 4,000 troops into the Sinai; unrest continues in Kuwait, Yeman, Jordan, Libya, and Bahrain -- home of the U.S. Fifth Fleet.Also: the patterns of history; a magma surprise; Tea Party betrayal; and Sam T. Dachshund's bad day.

IT SEEMS another nation in the Middle East erupts with each passing day. Libya has nearly devolved into a civil war, and the Western media seems focused on the protests as struggles for freedom, and maybe they are. There is one aspect that is overlooked, however, which is that the first protests in Tunisia and Egypt were sparked by sharply rising food prices, which are being driven up by commodity traders -- most of whom, we'd bet, don't have to devote a big percentage of their income on loaves of bread.Also: Iranian warships in the Med for the first time in 30 years; CIA agent arrested in Pakistan; and the US paid millions for bogus intelligence software -- and now covers it up by claiming "national security".

THE AIDE who tweeted a misspelled alert for the president's remarks on Libya today will no doubt hear about it inside the White House. However, we doubt the media, which would have ridiculed President Bush mercilessly for such a clueless mistake, will even mention it.Elsewhere: starving eagles "falling out of the sky"; four nuclear sites found in Syria; US and Pakistani military chiefs meet secretly in Oman; and the Army deploys psy-ops against U.S. senators.Please note: due to our upcoming move to Illinois, we'll be scaling back our podcast schedule to once a week for at least the next two months. We appreciate your understanding! For updates, visit the P.I.D. Radio Facebook page, and check out the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.

WITCHCRAFT IS basically harmless -- or so you'd think from the way most Americans approach the topic. From Bewitched to Harry Potter, it seems that witchcraft, if it exists at all, is OK as long as one uses it for "good". Dr. Judd Burton, author of Interview With the Giant: Ethnohistorical Notes on the Nephilim, discusses the historic and spiritual realities of witches, magic, and their modern manifestations, and traces the origins of witchcraft to a surprising source: the rebellious angels who came to Earth and taught mankind things we were never meant to know.

WITH THE fall of longtime Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, a new chapter begins for Israel and the Middle East. We discuss the situation with analyst and author Tom Payne, who predicted Mubarak's demise in his 2010 book The Template of Time: Our Destiny Decoded, an analysis of a time code hidden on the pages of the Bible. In the second hour, we examine the prophetic implications of an Egypt hostile to Israel. Bill Salus, author of Isralestine: The Ancient Blueprints of the Future Middle East, joins us to look through the glass darkly at the emerging political and spiritual landscape. Are the uprisings across the Arab world putting the pieces in place for the war described in Psalm 83? For more, visit Bill's website: www.ProphecyDepot.com. For updates, visit the VFTB Facebook page, and check out the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.

AS THE eastern half of the U.S. prepares for a large and dangerous winter storm (again), the Middle East looks to the future with anxiety, anticipation, and dread. The end game is unclear to us, but Israeli observers are furious at what they see as the Obama administration's abandonment of Hosni Mubarak.Also: Stuxnet returns to Iran's nuclear reactor with a potential bang; a possible false flag in Detroit; and wrestling with the Enemy in Ukraine.P.I.D. Radio may be produced on an irregular schedule over the next couple of weeks. We're watching the children of our pastor and his wife, who are in Ukraine to adopt three special needs children. So our priority over the next couple of weeks will be the serious but joyful responsibility of serving as caretakers for two wonderful, energetic kids.For updates, visit the P.I.D. Radio Facebook page, and check out the great Christian podcasters at the Revelations Radio Network.Click the arrow on the player below to listen now, or right-click (control-click if you have a Mac) the “download” link to save the mp3 file to your hard drive.

PROTESTS IN Egypt continued for a fourth day Friday, this time with the assistance of the Muslim Brotherhood. This is disturbing; a government potentially dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood could undo the 30 years of peace between Egypt and Israel.For background, see John Loftus' article "The Muslim Brotherhood, Nazis and Al-Qaeda".And late this afternoon comes a report from The Telegraph that "[t]he American government secretly backed leading figures behind the Egyptian uprising who have been planning “regime change” for the past three years".Also: IARPA solicits bids for the Sirius Project, and Lady GaGa's new perfume smells like Aleister Crowley.

Did Il Duce believe he was a Grail King of the bloodline of Jesus Christ? William H. Kennedy discusses his research into "The Mussolini Code". In the second hour, we welcome back our good friend Michael "Dr. Future" Bennett of the FutureQuake podcast on the Revelations Radio Network. Mike is setting up a prayer gathering outside the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Nashville on February 26th. He shares details of the event and discusses the impact of -- and need for -- alternative Christian media.

WHAT HAPPENS when you cross a government that claims the power to silence dissent? Susan Lindauer, author of Extreme Prejudice: The Terrifying Story of the Patriot Act and the Cover Ups of 9/11 and Iraq (and first cousin of former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card), discusses her ordeal after being accused of acting as an agent of Iraqi intelligence. In the second hour, we examine Dominion theology in depth with Sarah Leslie of Discernment Ministries. Sarah outlines the defining characteristics of Dominionism.

PROTESTS CONTINUE on the streets of Tunisia, Egypt, and now Yemen as hacktivists use social media to organize flash mobs. In Tunisia, it's now semi-officially called the Jasmine Revolution, which echoes the Rose, Orange, Tulip, Cedar, and Green revolutions of recent years -- some of which have been funded by Western interests -- like George Soros' Open Society Institute and the US government.In Egypt, late word is that the Muslim Brotherhood has joined the protesters opposed to the rule of aging President Hosni Mubarak. This could get interesting and not in a good way.Also: VX nerve agent goes missing in Utah; DHS nervous about spy drones over US cities; and Todd Bentley commissions "burning ones".

PRESIDENT OBAMA gave a pretty strong SOTU address last night, as performances go. Content-wise, it was what presidents usually deliver: promises of lots of government for absolutely no cost to you.Elsewhere: Italian cops find $20 billion in phony US bonds; World Economic Forum opens; "kingdom" economic summit coming; and Chinese high-speed rail in California.

AT LEAST 11 police officers around the U.S. have been shot since Sunday. Some law enforcement officials believe that officers are being targeted.Also: Obama officials caught lying about WikiLeaks; water could soon be world's major catalyst for war; and progressives declare words like "target", "crosshairs" and "lock, stock, and barrel" too offensive for prime time.