April 25th, 2020
Dr. Noel is a retired Anesthesiologist who also trained in and practiced Critical Care Medicine. The Wuhan virus also known as Covid-19 has changed the world. How is it spread? Are there any cures? Is it man-made? Is this a false flag? Dr. Ted will answer these and other questions about the so-called plannedemic. Also, does Joe Biden have dementia? Why does he sniff little girls hair? Can he train his sense of smell to detect the corona virus on hair? The doctor did a great analysis on Hillary Clinton’s Parkinson’s Disease, but now it seems Hillary is getting major plastic surgery for what? Does she have a body double? Why does she wear tent looking tutus?
His most important service is to his Lord Jesus, and in that work he serves as a teaching Elder at Graceworx Community Church in Apopka, Florida (an Orlando suburb). He has pursued post-graduate theological studies at Asbury Seminary, been a member of two national theological societies, and has published three books on End Times with Resource Publications in Eugene, Oregon (I Want to be Left Behind, A Primer on the Book of Daniel, and A Primer on the Book of Revelation).
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Dr. Kenneth Jeremiah explores the practice of self-mummification. Practitioners of Japanese martial arts often have an inaccurate view of samurai, yamabushi (mountain ascetics), farmers, and priests. They also have an incomplete understanding of the complex interrelationships between these groups, since the media rarely mentions samurai who became farmers, priests who killed samurai, or mountain ascetics who buried themselves alive. The biographies of four individuals who all engaged in extreme ascetic practices can help to clarify the role these individuals played in history, and the effect that they had on others’ lives. Shinnyokai was a farmer who killed a samurai. Testumonkai fell in love with a prostitute, and then killed two warriors with his bare fists before becoming a priest. Honmyokai, a samurai vassal of Lord Sakai, killed himself to not only save his lord’s life, but to save all of humankind, and Myokai was on the verge of cutting open his own stomach, before a miraculous occurrence changed his mind and revealed his destiny.
As heard on Coast to Coast AM… Sasquatch Chronicles…Passion for the Paranormal…Lost River Legends…Where Did the Road Go’..Late Night in the Midlands…The Confessionals and Beyond Reality Radio. William’s book is the third in a series, which contains sightings, encounters, and evidential findings. Pertaining to Bigfoot in North America. Some of these accounts may be quite terrifying, reader discretion is advised.
Tony Merkel is the host of a podcast called “The Confessionals.” The Confessionals is a long form conversational show where witnesses of the unexplained come forward to share their experiences with the world. He gained interest in such topics as a child but started diving deeper into them as a young married man looking for some new hobbies. Though his pursuit was focused on the phenomenon of bigfoot, he quickly began connecting dots with other topics such as ghost, demons, alien abductions etc. With his foundational faith in Jesus Christ, Tony realized he is a little different than the majority of people pursing these topics and embraces his uniqueness in the paranormal community.