AP
- Iran's supreme leader pledged
Friday to aid any nation or
group that challenges Israel and
said any military strikes over
the Islamic Republic's nuclear
program would damage U.S.
interests in the Middle East "10
times over."
Arrival of Khomeini on 1
February 1979. When asked about his feelings of
returning from exile in the plane, he replied
Hich ehsasi nadaram; "I feel nothing".
He
has been described as one of only three people having
"important influence" on the Islamic Republic of Iran (the
other two being the founder of the republic, Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini, and the president of Iran for much of the
1990s, Ayatollah
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani) So far, the biggest challenge
to his leadership has been the
mass protests following the
June 2009 presidential elections. Khamenei, however,
continued to strongly support
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's policies and re-election Khamenei
was the victim of an
attack aimed to assassinate him in June
1981 that paralyzed his right arm.
The movie
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad doesn't want you to see
Riots in the Middle East, bloodshed and the
overthrow of a Dictator. Does this sound
like the Middle East in 2011? Try 1979, the
year the Shah was overthrown in Iran. Is it
possible history is about to repeat itself
as Islamic Fundamentalists replace the Arab
dictatorships of the Arab world? What
lessons can we learn from the Iranian
revolution and the threat this nation
currently poses to Israel and the Western
world.
In this Documentary you will be taken back
to the events of 1979 and the history of
terrorism and conflict that has developed
since then to bring Iran on it's current
nuclear path. You will learn about the EMP
(Electro Magnetic Pulse) threat to America,
Iran's current treatment of it's own
citizens and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's
obsession with the 12th Imam of Islam.
Although the Stuxnet virus may have slowed
down it's nuclear program, it is only a
matter of time before Iran crosses the
nuclear threshold. How will a nuclear Iran
change the Middle East? Saudi Arabia has
already threatened to develop its own
program (or buy one from Pakistan) in
response. Iran's nuclear program could be
one of the greatest challenges of the 21st
century as the potential for nuclear devices
to fall into the hands of terrorists
increase. This video will help you to see
the emerging challenge we all face in a new
urgency.
Iran had attempted to shut down screenings
of this movie in Canada but the Canadian
government took a stand and showed this DVD
despite the threats. Find out why Iran is
attempting to stop this movie from being
seen around the world.
For a more detailed look at this DVD in
relationship to current events we encourage
you to watch Sean Hannity's interview with
the producer here:
Reuters -
Iran's apparent reluctance to
let U.N. inspectors visit a
military site near Tehran
underlines the uphill task they
face in getting the Islamic
state to address suspicions it
may be seeking to develop
nuclear weapons, Western
diplomats say.
Reuters
- Iran's supreme leader
threatened on Friday to
retaliate against the West for
sanctions, a day after a U.S.
newspaper said defense secretary
Leon Panetta believed Israel was
likely to bomb Iran within
months to stop it building a
nuclear bomb.
AP
- U.S. Defense Secretary Leon
Panetta said Friday the key to
stopping Iran from getting a
nuclear bomb is keeping global
support for tough economic
sanctions.
AP
- Iran successfully launched a
new small satellite into orbit
early Friday, state media
reported, the latest in the
country's ambitious space
program that has raised concerns
because if its possible military
applications.
Reuters
- Iran's Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on
Friday the Islamic Republic
would not yield to international
pressure to abandon its nuclear
course, threatening retaliation
for sanctions aimed at Iran's
oil exports.
Reuters -
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta
believes there is a growing
possibility Israel will attack
Iran as early as April to stop
Tehran from building a nuclear
bomb, U.S. media reported on
Thursday.
Reuters -
A top Chinese newspaper stepped
up Beijing's opposition to a
Western push for tighter
sanctions against Iran, warning
Friday that tensions over
Tehran's nuclear program are
hurting energy markets and could
stifle the global economic
recovery.
AP
- Israel's major allies in the
West are working hard to talk it
out of a unilateral military
strike on Iran's nuclear
facilities, arguing forcefully
that an attack ultimately would
strengthen, not weaken, the
regime in Tehran.
AP -
Britain's Deputy Prime Minister
Nick Clegg said Thursday he has
concerns there could be a
military conflict with Iran over
its disputed nuclear program.
AP
- Israel's major allies in the
West are working hard to talk it
out of a unilateral military
strike on Iran's nuclear
facilities. The lobbying
effort's argument is that an
attack would strengthen, not
weaken, the regime in Tehran.
Reuters -
Banking transactions with Iran
and financing for its oil
shipments could come under
tougher scrutiny after a
bipartisan sanctions bill easily
passed a key Senate Committee on
Thursday.
Reuters
- Israel's military intelligence
chief said on Thursday he
estimated that Iran could make
four atomic bombs by further
enriching uranium it has already
stockpiled, and could produce
its first bomb within a year of
deciding to build one.
AP
- U.S. Defense Secretary Leon
Panetta won't dispute a report
that he believes Israel may
attack Iran this spring in an
attempt to set back the Islamic
republic's nuclear program.
AP
- Capping a day of strident
warnings by Israeli officials
about the dangers posed by Iran,
Defense Minister Ehud Barak said
Thursday that the world is
increasingly ready to consider a
military strike against Iran if
economic sanctions don't halt
Tehran's suspect nuclear
program.
Reuters -
The White House said on Thursday
the Iran sanctions proposed by
Congress and signed by President
Barack Obama should be enforced
in a way that does not hurt the
United States' allies or disrupt
oil markets.
AP
- Since Iran's Islamic
Revolution 33 years ago, the
walls and buildings of major
cities have been an open-air
gallery to vilify the state's
enemies and venerate the
defenders of the theocracy.
Reuters -
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
urged China on Thursday to use
its influence to persuade Iran
to give up its nuclear weapons
program, at the start of a
three-day visit when she will
also seek China's support for
the ailing euro.
Reuters -
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
on Thursday urged China to use
its influence to persuade Iran
to give up its nuclear program,
at the start of a three-day
visit when she will also seek
China's support for the ailing
euro.
Reuters -
Lawmakers are considering a bid
to force President Barack
Obama's administration to
blacklist Iran's President
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the
country's supreme leader,
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in an
effort to thwart Tehran's
nuclear capabilities, a
congressional aide said on
Wednesday.
AP
- A senior U.N. nuclear
inspector spoke Wednesday of a
"good trip" to Tehran and the
agency said his team will return
to Iran's capital in late
February, indicating progress on
attempts to investigate
suspicions that Iran is secretly
working on nuclear weapons.
Reuters -
The United States should deploy
ships, step up covert activities
and sharpen its rhetoric to make
more credible the threat of a
U.S. military strike to stop
Iran's nuclear program, a
bipartisan group said on
Wednesday.
Reuters -
Senior U.N. nuclear inspectors
plan another trip to Iran later
this month after holding what
both sides described as good
talks on the Islamic state's
disputed atomic program.
Reuters -
South Korea and Japan will soon
meet U.S. officials in
Washington to ask how much oil
they can import from Iran under
new sanctions that leave the
Asian nations with few
alternative sources for energy,
government officials said
Wednesday.
Reuters -
Iran is feeling the bite from
economic sanctions imposed over
its nuclear program, which is
capable of producing a weapon
although Iranian leaders have
not yet decided to do so, top
intelligence chiefs told
Congress on Tuesday.
AP -
Britain's High Court said
Tuesday a retired businessman
who allegedly plotted to sell
missile components to Iran
cannot appeal against his
extradition to the United
States.
Reuters -
With Russia sending warships to
discourage foreign intervention
in Syria, and China drawn more
deeply into Iran's confrontation
with the West, "great power"
politics is swiftly returning to
the Middle East.
Reuters -
German Chancellor Angela Merkel
will use a planned visit to
China this week to encourage
Beijing to reduce its imports of
Iranian oil, a German government
source said on Tuesday.
Reuters -
Lawmakers on the U.S. Senate
Banking Committee plan to vote
on a new round of sanctions
targeting Iran's energy sector,
aimed at choking off funds they
suspect Tehran uses to develop
nuclear weapons.
AP -
Determined to weaken Iran
economically, a top Senate
Democrat and Republican on
Monday unveiled a bill to impose
sweeping new penalties on Tehran
and thwart its nuclear
ambitions.
Reuters
- Iran sent conflicting signals
in a dispute with the West over
its nuclear ambitions, vowing to
stop oil exports soon to "some"
countries but postponing a
parliamentary debate on a
proposed halt to crude sales to
the European Union.
Reuters -
The possible release of detained
Taliban leaders is likely to
join Iran's nuclear ambitions at
the top of a busy agenda when
the top seven American
intelligence chiefs testify
before the Congress this week.
AP
- Officials are quietly
conceding that new international
sanctions targeting Iran's
suspect nuclear program, while
welcome, are further
constraining Israel's ability to
take military action — just as a
window of opportunity is closing
because Tehran is moving more of
its installations underground.
The
Christian Science Monitor - With
top United Nations nuclear
inspectors on a three-day trip
to Iran, Tehran is sending mixed
messages of cooperation and
defiance.
Reuters
- Iran sent conflicting signals
in a dispute with the West over
its nuclear ambitions, vowing to
stop oil exports soon to "some"
countries but postponing a
parliamentary debate on a
proposed halt to crude sales to
the European Union.
AP
- Iran's top diplomat offered
Monday to extend the current
visit of U.N. nuclear inspectors
and expressed optimism their
findings would help ease
tensions despite international
claims that Iran is trying to
build nuclear weapons.
Reuters
- Iran sent conflicting signals
in a dispute with the West over
its nuclear ambitions, vowing to
stop oil exports soon to "some"
countries but postponing a
parliamentary debate on a
proposed halt to crude sales to
the European Union.
AP
- Iran's foreign minister
expressed optimism Sunday that a
visit by U.N. inspectors to
Iran's nuclear facilities would
produce an understanding,
despite world concerns that Iran
is trying to build nuclear
weapons.
Reuters -
Newt Gingrich describes the
Palestinians as an invented
people and seeks covert action
against Iran, while Mitt Romney
accuses President Barack Obama
of throwing Israel under a bus.
Reuters -
Iran's oil minister said on
Sunday the Islamic state would
soon stop exporting crude to
"some" countries, the state news
agency IRNA reported.
AP
- The head of Iran's state oil
company said Sunday that the
price of crude will reach $120
to $150 per barrel, as officials
in Tehran prepare to discuss a
ban on crude sales to European
Union countries in retaliation
for an EU embargo.
Reuters -
Russian
Prime
Minister
Vladimir
Putin sought
on Thursday
to win the
support of
small
investors
for his bid
to return to
the Kremlin
by promising
to make good
losses on
shares they
bought in
the 2007
stock market
float of VTB
bank.
Reuters - It
took several
minutes and
a woolly hat
to resolve
the latest
differences
among the
loose
alliance of
Russian
opposition
groups
challenging
Vladimir
Putin's
12-year
rule.
AP - The
Foreign
Ministry is
accusing the
European
Union
foreign
policy chief
of
interfering
in Russia's
internal
affairs in
her
statement on
the Russian
election.
AP
- Russian
Prime
Minister
Vladimir
Putin said
Wednesday he
could face a
runoff in
the March
presidential
vote, his
first
acknowledgement
that he may
fail to
muster
enough
support for
an outright
victory.
Reuters -
Opponents of
Russian
Prime
Minister
Vladimir
Putin
erected a
huge banner
reading
"Putin, go
away" on a
rooftop
facing the
Kremlin
Wednesday in
a bold
display of
disapproval
of his plan
to return to
the
presidency
in an
election
next month.
Reuters - A
senior
Russian
official
said on
Wednesday
there was no
chance a
Western-Arab
draft U.N.
Security
Council
resolution
could pass
without
language
clearly
ruling out
potential
military
intervention,
the Interfax
news agency
reported.
Reuters -
Winning Russia's March
presidential election could be
the easy part for Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin, who has called
for a "decisive tax maneuver" to
put the country's increasingly
oil-dependent public finances on
a more sustainable footing.
Reuters -
Syria has agreed to take part in
Moscow-mediated talks on solving
the country's crisis, the
Russian Foreign Ministry said on
Monday, calling on the Syrian
opposition to join the planned
negotiations.
The
Christian Science Monitor - The
Russian government is installing
web cameras at more than 90,000
polling sites in an effort to
undermine expected accusations
of widespread fraud in the
upcoming presidential election.
Reuters -
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin,
seeking to renew his hold on
power after unprecedented street
protests, set out an economic
agenda on Monday that puts state
capitalism at the heart of a bid
to boost Russia's global
competitiveness.
Reuters -
Critics of Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin drove in their
hundreds around central Moscow
on Sunday in cars trailing white
ribbons, a symbol of Russia's
protest movement, staging a
mobile demonstration to demand
fair elections.
AP
- Thousands of cars flying white
ribbons or balloons circled
central Moscow on Sunday in a
show of protest against Russian
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
AP
- Russia's defiance of
international efforts to end
Syrian President Bashar Assad's
crackdown on protests is rooted
in a calculation that it can
keep a Mideast presence by
propping up its last remaining
ally in the region — and has
nothing to lose if it fails.
Brussels (AFP) Feb
2, 2012 US Defense Secretary Leon
Panetta believes there is a "strong possibility"
that Israel will strike Iran's nuclear installations
this spring, the Washington Post said Thursday in an
editorial. When asked about the opinion piece by
reporters travelling with him to a NATO meeting in
Brussels, Panetta brushed it aside. "I'm not going
to comment on that. David Ignatius can write what he
will but with regards with what I think and what I
view, I consider that to be an area that belongs to
me and nobod ...
read more
The top US diplomat for East
Asia told North Korea's new leaders Tuesday that
they must improve relations with South Korea if they
want better ties with the wider world. ...
more
The United States is open to
diplomacy with North Korea's new leaders but they
must improve frosty ties with South Korea and show
seriousness about nuclear disarmament, a senior US
diplomat said Wednesday. ...
more
The UN atomic watchdog IAEA
said Wednesday it would hold new talks in Tehran
this month, as its chief inspector returned from
Iran warning there was "still a lot of work to do"
on its nuclear programme. ...
more
The
United States should deploy more warships to the
Gulf, arm Israel and issue tough warnings to
convince Iran it is serious about possible military
action to stop Tehran's nuclear program, former US
lawmakers and experts said Wednesday. ...
more
Sanctions and diplomacy may
yet persuade Iran to give up its nuclear program, as
its leaders have shown a rational "cost-benefit
approach" in their calculations, senior US officials
said. ...
more
North
Korea has banned the use of China's yuan and other
foreign currency in its markets, saying this was
part of the last instructions of late leader Kim
Jong-Il, according to a Seoul-based aid group. ...
more
Myanmar President Thein Sein
has denied his country is trying to obtain nuclear
weapons from North Korea, describing allegations of
a covert programme as "unfounded". ...
more
"If you tell a lie big enough
and keep repeating it, people will eventually come
to believe it." Sadly, those words by Nazi
propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels more than 70 years
ago still ring true and remain a key tactic of
despots. ...
more
Officials from the IAEA, the
UN nuclear watchdog, were scheduled on Tuesday to
wrap up a three-day visit to Iran seen as a chance
to defuse an intensifying international showdown
over Tehran's atomic activities. ...
more
A UN atomic agency team
visiting Iran from Sunday is highly unlikely to
return with anything substantial enough to ease
current tensions, experts including the IAEA's
former chief inspector told AFP. ...
more
An IAEA
delegation visiting Iran can choose to extend its
stay beyond the three days originally planned if it
wishes, Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi
said on Monday, according to the official IRNA news
agency. ...
more
The
chief UN nuclear inspector said Saturday that a
dialogue with Iran over its atomic programme was
long overdue, as he prepared to depart for a visit
to the Islamic republic. ...
more
World
leaders will gather in South Korea in March for a
summit that will seek to restore confidence in the
nuclear industry after the Fukushima disaster in
Japan, a spokesman said Monday. ...
more
A raft of Western economic
sanctions on Iran over its controversial nuclear
programme are increasingly stifling the lives of
ordinary Iranians, hit by rising inflation and
growing isolation. ...
more
Officials from the UN atomic watchdog, the IAEA,
visited Iran on Sunday to discuss Tehran's suspect
nuclear drive, amid fury in the Islamic republic at
a looming EU oil embargo. ...
more
North Korea plans a massive
military parade including missiles and other
weaponry to mark major anniversaries early this year
after its leader's death, South Korean media reports
said Monday. ...
more
Iran could develop a nuclear
bomb in about a year and create the means for
delivery in a further two to three years, the US
defense chief said Sunday, reiterating President
Barack Obama's determination to halt the effort. ...
more
The stream of anti-Western
vitriol and saber rattling from Iran's leaders has
lessened, replaced by an offer to meet at the
negotiating table. ...
more
Senior
US diplomats will visit Russia and South Korea next
week to discuss continuing efforts to obtain North
Korea's nuclear disarmament, following the death of
Pyongyang's leader Kim Jong-Il. ...
more
Iran President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad said on Thursday that Tehran is ready to
sit down with world powers for talks on its nuclear
drive as he downplayed the harmful effects of newly
imposed sanctions. ...
more
The
Israeli military has conducted its first full-scale
parachute exercise for its airborne brigade in 15
years as part of military preparations for "any
possible scenario" and "potential regional changes,"
including long-range assaults. ...
more
South Korean Marines Thursday
staged a live-fire artillery drill on an island
shelled by North Korea in 2010, the first such
exercise since the death of Pyongyang's leader Kim
Jong-Il last month. ...
more
US President Barack Obama said
Tuesday that a peaceful outcome was still possible
in the international standoff with Iran over its
nuclear ambitions while he declined to rule out the
military option. ...
more
UN
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned Tuesday that
the UN Conference on Disarmament could fail because
of a three-year stalemate over Pakistan's reluctance
to discuss nuclear power. ...
more
This DVD
Series Includes CD-Rom/MP3 with PDF
Study Notes
The book of Ezekiel contains some of the most incredible prophecies in the Bible, including detailed description of a Nuclear War and the cleanup afterward. Ezekiel ministered to a nation experiencing judgment for their sins, and may have some lessons for us today.
Ezekiel's name means "God strengthens, or God will strengthen." Ezekiel is one of the three that were called Captivity Prophets (the other two are Jeremiah and Daniel). Ezekiel never mentions Jeremiah in his writings, but he does mention Daniel three times. Ezekiel had remained with the remnant in the land and then was taken in captivity to Egypt.
This DVD set covers:
Introduction and Ezekiel Chapter 1. The four living creatures. The Camp of Israel.
Chapter 33-35 - The Role of the Watchman. The Wicked Shepherds. Judgment of Edom.
Chapters 36-37 - The Restoration of the Land. The Restoration of the Nation. The Vision of the Dry Bones.
Chapters 38-39 - The Magog Invasion. Nuclear Weapons? Timing Placement.
Chapter 40-42 - The Vision of the Temple. Which Temple? Angel of the Lord. Zadok. Inner Court.
Chapters 43-45 - New worship of God. Return of glory. Sacrifices.
Chapters 46-48 - New appointments of the land of Israel to the Tribes. Division of the Land. The Sanctuary. The City.
The Origin of Evil part 1 - The Origin of Evil. When Did Satan Fall?
The Origin of Evil part 2 - Spiritual Warfare. Armor of God.
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When did Satan fall?
We know that the angels were
created prior to the Earth.
We find Satan had already
fallen in Genesis 3. The
mystery is, when did he
fall? It appears that there
are substantial Scriptural
references to his rebellion,
his agenda, and the
subsequent catastrophic
judgment that ensued.
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AP
- Clad in a
bomber
jacket,
Vladimir
Putin walks
briskly into
a new
railway car
plant,
greets
workers and
pushes a
button to
launch
production.
AP
- Ukraine's
government
is blaming
Russia for
natural gas
shortages in
some
European
countries as
a severe
cold spell
grips the
region.
AP
- Russian
Prime
Minister
Vladimir
Putin said
Wednesday he
could face a
runoff in
the March
presidential
vote, his
first
acknowledgement
that he may
fail to
muster
enough
support for
an outright
victory.
