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I’m calling it today: #MorganStanleyMoonshot A clear clean gold bull run to the moon! I challenge anyone including AI to find fault in what I’m laying down. This might be the biggest launch in history and will out do any thing that Cape Canaveral can muster. It’s a Go! For Launch! The $20,000 Gold Bull Run Is Already Loading: Morgan … Read More
Was He Who He Said He Was? By Scott Prentice In the quiet hours of study, when the world’s noise fades and the pages of Scripture turn under a single lamp, I’ve often paused to wonder: What if the foundation stones of our faith aren’t as solid as we’ve been taught? For years, I’ve immersed myself in the life and … Read More
The Dawn of AI in Music Creation: Turning Prayers, Dreams, and Stories into Songs Welcome to the first post in a series exploring the transformative power of AI in music creation—a journey into how anyone, regardless of experience, can turn their deepest thoughts, prayers, dreams, and stories into music that resonates. Imagine a world where your innermost reflections—your prayers, dreams, … Read More
Note: There are 5 videos on this page you must watch; Stacy’s, 4th Musketeer’s and Tucker’s at bottom. Just added: Yoel and Mari and Rubio’s too. I love sharing things that God shares with me. I pray I am a conduit of His breath, word and the very essence of his vibration or frequency of what he shares with me. … Read More
You Can’t Legislate Morality”? Let’s Talk About What That Really Means As someone who’s watched debates about law, morality, and behavior play out in our society, I’ve often heard the phrase “you can’t legislate morality” thrown around, especially by those pushing for fewer laws governing personal behavior. It’s a catchy soundbite, but I believe it’s misunderstood and often misused, particularly … Read More
By Scott PrenticeSeptember 13, 2025 In the dim glow of my study, with the weight of these last few days pressing like a winter frost on my soul, I find myself turning once more to the ancient tales that have anchored my faith through storms far greater than this one. You see, I’ve long been haunted—and holy inspired—by the story … Read More
The Bulletproof President: George Washington’s Miraculous Survival in the French and Indian War The French and Indian War (1754–1763) was a defining struggle in North America, part of the global Seven Years’ War between Britain and France. Sparked by rival claims to the Ohio River Valley, it set the stage for the American Revolution, as Britain’s postwar taxes on colonists … Read More
Just like Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, DMSO is starting to hit the viral New Media with cases of recovery and good health. Personally, DMSO came on my radar about a year ago and I bought some but never had a chance to use it, because I had no need. I personally stay pretty healthy, but wanted to make sure my medicine … Read More
How is it that I’ve never heard of The Finders? For God’s sake I’m 65, a news hound, conspiracy hunter, deep diver and transparency freak. Just a tad bit of background on this story. I’ve been following the Jeffrey Epstein story since his first arrest here in Florida. I was disgusted of his light sentence and always wondered why? That … Read More
The Evolution of Communication Tools: A Personal Journey from Quill to AI As a graphic artist, sign painter, architectural drafter, and early adopter of technology, I’ve witnessed the remarkable progression of communication tools over six decades. From hand-scribing letters with quill pens to leveraging artificial intelligence (AI), each new tool has demanded time, energy, and a willingness to adapt. On … Read More
