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Latest Podcast: Lawlessness in America – What’s Happening?

Last year was a horrible year for law enforcement.

346 officers were shot, the highest number ever. 63 officers were killed, ambush attacks were up 115 percent.

Every number represents a father, a son, a mother, daughter, husband or wife who swore an oath to protect their community.

In this episode of the Brian Sussman Show Podcast (#99) I will discuss these current days of growing lawlessness in America and how it translates to living a life of faith, not fear.

Special Guest alert: Jeff Langskov, the Swimming Monk (www.swimmingmonk.com)

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Latest Podcast: What hill are you willing to die on? Episode 95

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has become public enemy number one to the pro-vaccine community.

In a call to action Sunday he said, “We need to resolve here and now that this is the hill we need to die on. They have come for our jobs, they have come for our transport, now they’re coming for our children. We have an obligation as parents to protect them. There has never been a government in history that has told its people, we are going to demand children sacrifice and take risks to save old people. It’s always the other way around. The old, the mature, the adults, always put themselves at risk to protect their children. This is an ethical issue. It’s a moral issue. It’s an issue of character for each of us. And it’s an issue about democracy and public health.”

As a Christian, I’m wondering aloud, what hill would I be willing to die on? How about you?

This podcast presents some powerful information on the state of the union as we enter 2022. Here’s another link I promised my listeners:

Finding real hope in a world gone mad

But once again, despite the circumstances, I exhort you to have faith, over fear!

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Weekend Tornadoes: DO NOT Blame Climate Change

Observing the immense devastation from this past weekend’s tornado outbreak jars the soul.

However, don’t blame it on climate change.

The quintet of brutal tornadoes that left a 250-mile path of demolition, beginning Friday evening into early Saturday, was part of a storm system that created widespread damage and deaths in Arkansas, Tennessee, Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky, which was hit the hardest.

Within that storm complex the largest of the tornadoes has been categorized as an “EF3,” meaning its winds could have been ripping through at 165 mph. However, the ongoing forensic storm analysis could find that level raised to EF5, which would mean the winds were screaming at over well over 200 mph.

The last EF5 in Kentucky was during an April 3, 1974 storm, devastating the town of Brandenburg.

At a press event Saturday, President Biden was asked if he concludes, “these storms and the intensity has to do with climate changes?”

“Well,” the President replied, “all I know is that the intensity of the weather across the board has some impact as a consequence of the warming of the planet and the climate change. The specific impact on these specific storms, I can’t say at this point.”

Biden continued, “I’m going to be asking the EPA and others to take a look at that.  But the fact is that we all know everything is more intense when the climate is warming — everything.  And, obviously, it has some impact here, but I can’t give you a — a quantitative read on that.”

No, Mr. President. No, Ms. Media. These storms had nothing to do with climate change or global warming.

They had everything to do with a mass of unusually cold, dry air coming down from Canada, meeting a mass of warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico. Such an atmospheric collision is a recipe for dangerous tornadoes, even in December.

December tornadoes are not a freak occurrence. On average, about two dozen tornadoes form each December, and they’ve been known to be quite violent. Just two years ago, 40 tornadoes tore across the South on December 16 and 17, killing three people.

However, with over 100 people feared to have been killed, this past weekend’s outbreak was the deadliest on record.

Timing could have been an issue. These monsters occurred after dark. Statistically when tornadoes befall at night they are most fatal, perhaps because residents are not able to see the twister coming ahead of time and take appropriate shelter.

In an average year some 1,200 tornadoes occur in the U.S.  If anything, more are reported nowadays because of the abundance of well-equipped storm chasers who are more easily able to detect such storms. Death and destruction tolls are likely higher because of increased populations and high density communities.

Prior to this storm, Kentucky’s worst tornado occurred on March 27, 1890, ravaging the Louisville area.  Estimated to have been an EF4, the twister caused damage totalling $2.5 million in 1890 dollars, or approximately $7.6 billion today.

Historically, the annual frequency of U.S. tornadoes has remained relatively constant.

Here’s the real problem. Tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, forest fires and heat waves, become  predictable talking points for climate change activists. Their media friends lap it up, based on the old adage, “If it bleeds, it leads.” More viewers and more clicks equal better ad buys.

Media coverage has also become a reliable spout of climate change propaganda as the editors know so well which facts to conveniently leave out.

It’s disgusting.

Meantime, non-profit climate orgs harness the scare of climate change and global warming to increase funding, while big government, elitists and one-worlders use the eco-scares it to further wealth redistribution and the transformation of the global economy into something Marx and Lenin would be so proud of.

Nevertheless, and far more importantly, our prayers go out for all those who are suffering because of this awful weather event.

Brian Sussman is the author of Climategate: A Veteran Meteorologist Exposes the Global Warming Scam, and Eco-Tyranny: How the Left’s Green Agenda will Dismantle America

Foreign Policy Disaster: Who’s Side is Brandon On?

When President Trump was in office his administration designated the Houthis, in the Middle East, as foreign terrorists. The Houthis are backed by the radical Islamic Republic of Iran.

Trump’s move triggering leftists across America, as well as 22 social  justice groups operating in Yemen, demanding the terrorist designation be removed.

When Joe Biden took office, he did listened to their plea and did just that.

The result? Another predictable human disaster.

Yesterday the Houthis stormed the American embassy in Sana’a, Yemen, seizing “large quantities of equipment and materials.”

The attack was confirmed by the Yemeni media outlet Al-Masdar Online.

This event came only days after the Houthis kidnapped “three Yemeni nationals affiliated with the U.S. Embassy,” according to Al-Masdar.

Makes a rational person wonder what team “Brandon” is playing on?

Another reason to keep America and its enemies, both foreign and domestic, in your daily prayers.

 

Day of the Dead Voter

Even though most on the left side of the political spectrum declare there was no voter fraud in the 2020 Presidential election and further contend that voter integrity is not a genuine problem in the United States, the Public Interest Legal Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson for failing to take dead voters off the state rolls, and for failing to provide documents about those efforts.

The foundation said in a statement that it found more than 25,975 voters on Michigan’s registered voter list – even though they are dead.

The foundation said it found 23,663 of those have been dead for five years or more, and 17,479 have been dead for at least a decade. Some 3,956 have been dead “for at least 20 years.”

For example, the foundation found one registered voter who, if alive, would be 108. Her obituary was found in the Detroit Free Press and an image of her gravestone was found online.

This is just another example of what is said to be occurring nationwide in cities and counties across much of America.