Aimed at children aged 10 to 15, the book features detailed illustrations and instructions on how to engage in both heterosexual and homosexual intercourse, as well as information on masturbation, male and female genitalia, and gender identity (including transgenderism) while downplaying virginity.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/pushback-forces-major-retailer-shelve-graphic-book-sex-aimed-10-15-year-olds

Public and Racket have just published a pair of stories about a scientific cover-up and the manufacture of a major media deception, respectively, in the Covid-19 crisis. Both stories rely upon newly released documents from the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, which is investigating communications between the authors of the influential Nature article from March, 2020, The proximal origin of SARS-CoV-2, and health officials like Drs. Anthony Fauci, Francis Collins, and Jeremy Farrar. You can read the backstory involving these documents in the two pieces linked above. The key characters are Proximal Origin co-authors Dr. Kristian Andersen, Dr. Robert Garry, Dr. Andrew Rambaut, Dr. Edward Holmes, and Dr. Ian Lipkin. Here, I thought Racket readers might benefit from a simple list of illustrations showing key exchanges. You can draw your own conclusions:
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/their-labs-fifteen-illuminating-passages-proximal-origin-chats-and-emails

The culture of death in Canada continues apace. It’s now expanding to bring children on board. Though perhaps well-intentioned, this little activity book is pure propaganda aimed at children to normalize medically assisted suicide. To be clear, the activity booklet with cartoon illustrations and a child-friendly font is not meant to push children to choose suicide, but it does normalize the process of medically-assisted suicide in a country that has government-run healthcare.
https://www.wnd.com/2022/12/canada-creates-assisted-suicide-activity-book-kids/

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Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment? Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they?
Matthew 6:25-26

We leave the Old Testament now in our Food in Scripture quotes, and enter the New Testament, starting with quotes from one of my all-time favourite passages of Scripture! Some will point to this passage as an excuse not to prepare, as an excuse not to tend to daily needs, even as an excuse not to do what is necessary when planning ahead. None of those reasons actually apply to the passage these quotes are taken from.

Christ is speaking of obsessive worry over basic needs and expecting that we have to do it all on our own. Christ wants us relying on God for our provision, rather than ourselves. However, as demonstrated throughout the rest of Scripture, many times that provision comes along dressed in overalls and looks like work. In both the Old and the New Testament, God gives illustrations of those who refused to do the work and showed the untimely end such people came to. The Apostle Paul writes that he who does not work should not eat.

Conversely, looking to God for our provision entails the laying aside of provision for others, including that of tithes and offerings for God's House. In the Old Testament, those tithes and offerings were not merely sacrificial ritual to cover sins or thank God for the harvest, these things were also to feed the levites and priests in God's House. We are told to consider the ant, who prepares for winter's food with summer's efforts. But unlike the ant, or the giver of offerings, Christ's parable of the miserly grain farmer shows what God thinks of those who set by exclusively for themselves and no one else. If God knows that answering our prayer for provision will result in us being selfish with it, such a prayer may not be answered how, or to the level we hope for. But if we lay aside some of what God has provided with the knowledge it may be needed to bless someone else, then God will answer in the manner and timing He sees best.

We are not to be worried about where our food and clothing comes from. We just need to be willing to put in the work when God's answer for those provisions comes with a toolbox to put it together.

This latest prediction/trend/abhorrent concept is only abhorrent here in Western culture! This is a highly westernized threat to what has come to be expected for general living spaces, namely: wide open, spacious, more room than anyone really needs. Western ideals of typical single family housing would seriously house 5 to 10 or more families of so-called developing countries! Even God's Word refers to housing with the entire family sleeping in one room (see one of Christ's illustrations of a man seeking bread from a neighbour at midnight). For whatever reason, we in western societies think that we must live in wide open sprawling spaces and we look down on cultures where that expectation isn't even a thought in their minds, positive or negative. If you look in Scripture, wide open houses is often associated with selfishness, unnecessary decadence, and a sense of pride that lords it over others. But other places in Scripture where we ask God to enlarge our tents, it is to take more in, to reach out and touch more lives, etc. To have one's tent enlarged is seen as an act of increased generosity, not an act of expanding one's own comfort zone.

Western culture really does live in the ways of the ungodly wealthy described in Scripture. Nobles and kings lived in sprawling houses throughout much of history while commoners lived in more simple dwellings.

Between Scriptural historical reference, secular historical reference, and modern life in many areas of the world, this pod prediction is seriously only a threat to those who have not or are not considering downsizing into smaller living accommodations already. For many in the past in the West, those were empty-nesters, minimalists, nomads, etc. And many of those up to now have been fairly well-to-do financially too. They just wanted a simpler, less-demanding, less-materialistic lifestyle. With the costs of housing going up and the cost of living skyrocketing due to inflation trouble, the ranks of those joining the "van life", those moving into RV's and tiny homes, and those downsizing from large homes into smaller condos or bungalows, has been growing over the past 10 years or more. This really isn't the threat that string pullers think they are predicting!

https://www.rebelnews.com/california_startup_offering_citizens_cocoon_like_pods_to_escape_rising_rent_real_estate_costs