Today is 7 December. It's Sunday. I'm Charlie Garrett, and this is a CGE Prophecy Report. People starving in Gaza? That and a lot of other things to go over on today's report. Let's see here. We got some news from Israel here. We got some new people. I've seen you guys walking in. It's good to have you. Did you have a good trip around the U.S.? Okay. They've been out having fun for the past, what, eight months? month on the road, and then the rest of the time back in. Okay, all right. And who are you in the back seat? I don't remember either. Oh, yes, you've been here before. Yes, good to see you guys. Okay, I can't even see back there, so it's... I am well I we we had a grandchild it's not our first but we do have a grandchild boy came two Sundays ago right about this time so there we go thank you all right so we got some got some news from Israel today from BPR Tucker Carlson describes Netanyahu as Western civilization's main enemy imagine that now you know he He's just kind of gone off the deep end, a lot like Candace Owens. They've just gone over a cliff that I don't know if it's a redeemable cliff as far as brain power goes. The Lord, if they're saved, they're saved. That's all there is to it. Now, you can take this to extremes. We got some guy over in Israel that says that if you don't support Israel, you don't have the Holy Spirit, and if you don't have the Holy Spirit, then you're not saved. So that's insane. Israel is not what saves people, Jesus saves. Bad doctrine does not keep a person from being saved, ever, okay? Heretical doctrine will keep the next person from being saved, and there's a difference. I can teach you an incorrect idea about the rapture, like it's mid-trib or it's post-trib, and that's just bad doctrine. Okay? That's not something that you're going to lose your salvation over. I can say, well, I don't support Israel because they're no longer God's people. That's just bad doctrine. It's not understanding what God is doing in redemptive history. But if I say Jesus Christ isn't God, the next person that hears that will believe a false gospel. That's heresy, and so you will keep them from being saved like the Jehovah's Witnesses. So get your boxes straight, understand proper theology and proper doctrine, and you won't run into these errors. he has improper doctrine, regardless of his theology. Okay, Carlson has quadrupled down on his recent anti-Zionism by now likening Prime Minister Netanyahu and other proud Zionists to enemies of the Western civilization like the Nazis. Okay, I don't support Israel because they are right with God. They ain't, okay? They're not even close to being right with God. I support them, and I support them being in the land, which makes me a Zionist, okay? Because that is God's redemptive plan for them. they are going to call on Jesus someday, and they will again be God's people. That is why we support them. Not because they're right with the Lord, but all you need to do is go back and look at the typology from anything in Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, you're going to see the typology pointing to them returning to the land. We just went through a couple sermons like that just after Judges 7, It's clearly evident what's going on in God's mind, and he's giving us advanced information on these things. So, it's not heresy by any stretch of the imagination, and what that guy over in Israel says about supporting Israel is insane. But that's what you get when you have idolatry towards a person because he's a Jew, and you want to watch his Bible study simply because he's a Jew, when he doesn't know what he's talking about. There are enemies of Western civilization, he began. Netanyahu, Zionists, enemies of Western civilization. Who are these people? Are they Muslims? Are they the Jews? No, they're not the Muslims. They're not the Jews. They're the blacks. They're not whatever group you're blaming. They're any individual who doesn't acknowledge the human soul, period. What does that have to do with anything? It's just, it's rambling. That's the rights begin and end with the individual, not the group. Which doesn't make any sense. Carlson then moved on to talking about attacks on Western civilization. An attack on Western civilization looks like this. It's tribalism. It's identity politics. It's DEI. It's whatever. Zionism. So he's saying that Zionism is tribal politics. The British mandate said that we are going to give a piece of land to a group of people and we are going to establish a homeland for them. They have a right to that land based on that mandate and it was cut way back to almost nothing for them. But this is the land that belongs to them. The UN can't change that. It's already done. Every single thing the UN does is anti-Israel, but it has no basis in reality. In addition to that, it is their traditional homeland. If you pick up the pages of the Bible and you can't see that, you're reading the wrong Bible. You're reading the Quran or something. It's any belief system that begins with the understanding that one group is morally superior to other groups. I will admit the Jews think they are morally superior to other groups. I won't deny that. You talk to any Jew and they are going to say that we are God's people, we are the special people, and they go on and on about it, especially if you're talking about observant Jews, okay? We are us, God loves us, and he doesn't love anybody else, okay? That's their misunderstanding, and it's also why they have been exiled for 2,000 years, is because they rejected Jesus, and when they did that, they were lo ami, not my people, okay? But that has nothing to do with the fact that God has now replaced them in the land in order to bring about his redemptive purposes. But Zionism isn't that. It's simply the belief that the Jewish people deserve a homeland of their own. These are not his comments. This is a comment on his comments. We don't think in terms of groups as Christians or Westerners, we think in terms of the individual, Carlson continued. It's literally that simple. And the reason it's important to say this out loud is because there are so many interests vying for the mantle of defender of Western civilization. What does it mean to defend the West? You know, Netanyahu, I'm a defender of Western civilization. No, you're its enemy. This is him speaking. All right. Of course, you're literally its main enemy. Netanyahu, main enemy of Western civilization. Carlson then explained why he thinks Netanyahu, one of America's closest allies, is somehow an enemy of Western civilization. His quote again, the reason that Netanyahu is an enemy of Western civilization is because he believes and has said out loud that we're fighting these people because of how they were born, because of their inherent evil. When somebody attacks your nation, we did the same thing with Japan in World War II. We were attacked and we said all kinds of things about Japan. If you don't believe it, go back and look at some of the things they said, which are way worse than what Netanyahu has ever said about his neighboring countries. I know, because I'm married to a Japanese, and she had to live under that. We Americans said things about Japan. They're subhumans, etc., etc. You can go look right online and see all the things that they said. When you're angry at a nation for attacking you and raping and butchering your wives and children, you say things. And Netanyahu was making a point that they have acted in a way that makes them not human, because they have reduced themselves from a level of humanity to a level of inhumanity. He's taking his words out of context. Anyway, because they are inherently evil. We don't believe in that. We believe every person is inherently flawed but salvageable because God made every person. I'd agree with that. Not all Jews do agree with that. They believe they are the only people that are saved, etc. But that's the same thing as a dozen other religions on the world that believe they're the only way to heaven and everybody else is out, okay? So Carlson is being very selective in his attacking people. He's not looking at history, even American history, and comparing it to what Netanyahu has said, etc. He has taken this completely to an unintended extreme. And I feel bad for the guy, I really do, because I think he wanted to start out properly. I want to read the Bible and I want to find out if this is the God of the Bible. And he's gotten somebody with their infection of anti-Zionism replacement theology, the church has replaced Israel, he's got that in him. It's very hard to have that trained out of you, but it's something that's necessary for you to understand the Bible properly, okay? God is doing something in redemptive history, and one of the things he is not doing is violating his covenants. He made a covenant with the people of Israel. Whether they are right with him or not, he will be right with them. And the same is true with you and your salvation. You may falter, you may walk away, but he will never forget the covenant cut in the shed blood of his son. Okay, if you believe that you can lose your salvation, you are doing exactly what Carlson is doing towards Israel right now. You are misunderstanding what God is doing. You don't understand God's promises, you don't understand His covenant-keeping, and His very nature. He cannot, by nature, change, okay? Anyway, all Israel. Prime Minister Netanyahu raises possibility of limiting future hostages for terrorists' exchanges by law. This is the best idea that they, this has been proposed before and he's re-brought it up. Listen, we used to negotiate with terrorists and they would just keep terrorizing and they keep bleeding America dry and I think it was Reagan, was that right? Reagan said we are no longer dealing with terrorists, we will pay nothing. It is now against the law to do that and guess what happened? They stopped doing it, okay? Well, when you have a law that says it doesn't matter what you people want, this is the law and you must abide by it, we are not going to have 100 Jews for one Muslim terrorist. It won't happen. They will stop this, and that's what's being proposed. Of course, you're going to have the lefties that totally disagree with that. Why, I don't know, but it's just like the left and everything else. They come to these erroneous conclusions in their mind and then they stick to them like, you know, glue. Anyway, Prime Minister Netanyahu again raised the possibility of implementing a years-old recommendation to legally limit the number of Palestinian prisoners the government can exchange for Israeli hostages. Great, great idea here. The recommendations were authored by the 2008, this goes all the way back almost 20 years, Shamgar Committee. a commission of inquiry set up by former Prime Minister Barak to introduce legal limits on the negotiations concerning kidnapped Israelis. Its conclusions were submitted to the government four years later but were never implemented and this has caused them 20 years of absolute grief because they didn't think the issue through. Netanyahu reportedly raised the Shamgar recommendations during a cabinet discussion, noting that there is no doubt that the deals to release terrorists in exchange for returning hostages during the war will incentivize kidnappings in the future. Yes, he also argued that the war was extended by two years because of the hostage issue. That is exactly right. if they didn't have those hostages they would have gone in and just obliterated these people and it would have been done. Instead they've been frittering around because they rejected this commission back in 2008. Netanyahu reportedly even referred to a bill submitted by current opposition leader Yair Lapid around 10 years ago. which includes the provision that no more than one terrorist, including a terrorist convicted of murder under section 300 of the penal code, will be released in exchange for the return of one hostage. Done. They will stop doing this. All Israel. Almost half of British population believe UK no longer safe for Jews. Imagine that. The UK no longer safe for Jews. France has been that way for a while. Other countries are going that way. Even the US is becoming unfriendly to the Jewish population. All right. I understand that some people have a beef with the Jews for various reasons. Of course, you get all the conspiracy people, they run the world and the cabals and all that kind of stuff. That's fine. But the general population of Jews is like the general population of Italians and Irish and whatever. They're just people. Most of them are secular. They may think that they're better than the rest of the world. because they're God's chosen people, and that's a label that they have to carry, and it's a burden that they have to bear. They have to understand that they rejected Jesus. Jesus has made salvation available to all people on the planet. That's something they're going to have to learn. And you know, unfortunately, it says right in the Bible that when that happens, when they realize it, all of the tribes of Israel are going to mourn. We have rejected the Savior who's been saving the rest of the world for 2,000 years. Right in the book of Zechariah, pick it up and read it. It's very sad what the situation with the Jewish people. They have my heart because it is so sad. Okay, we got some news from Christianity today. Fox, Pope Leo joins Eastern and Western patriarchs in Turkey to pray for, here it comes, Christian unity. Okay, I gotta tell you something. There was a reason why the church divided, okay? There's a reason why churches continue to divide. We've got people up in, we'll just say New Hampshire, just pick one state, and all they have is a bunch of churches that are filled with homosexuals, right? Is that unity to say that we're going to accept that? There's a reason why there is division in the church. It's because people do not agree on doctrine, and if you unite, that means that you have no doctrine. Okay? That's what that means. Leo, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, and other Christian leaders met on the shores of Lake Iznik, the site of the Council of Nicaea that produced a creed, or statement of faith, that is still recited by millions of Christians today. The men recited the creed, which Leo said was of fundamental importance in the journey that Christians are making toward full communion. That means they're all kumbaya again, right? In this way, we are all invited to overcome the scandal the divisions that unfortunately still exist and to nurture the desire for unity for which the Lord Jesus prayed and gave his life. Taking those verses completely out of context, if somebody has poor doctrine, go to Galatians 1, 6 through 8 and read it. See what it says. Read all of the epistles and see what they say. Get that person out of the church. Do not hold to this aberrant doctrine. These people are going to ruin the church on and on and on, okay? They're taking verses that belonged in John and to a different economy, a different group of people, and they're twisting them, all right? We are here to bear living witness to the same faith expressed by the fathers of Nicaea. Well, which one? The Eastern one? The Roman one? Or is it the Reformation one? Is it the Baptist doctrine? Is it Which one? Because everybody's going to have to put aside their morals if they want to participate in this type of thing. It's an entirely wrong premise. Roman Emperor Constantine had convened the gathering of bishops from around the Roman Empire after he consolidated control following years of civil war and political intrigues. Constantine wouldn't formally convert to Christianity until the end of his life in 337, but by 325 he had already begun showing tolerance and favor toward a Christian sect that had emerged from the last great spasm of Roman persecution. Spasm. Roman persecution. Spasm. The version of the creed that emerged from the Council and recited today by Catholics begins, I believe in one God, the Father Almighty. The Nicaea gathering took place at a time when the Eastern and Western churches were still united. They split in the Great Schism of 1054, a divide precipitated largely by disagreements over the primacy of the Pope. Okay, so we have the Catholic Church as a Pope. Nobody else agrees that he's the leader of the Christian world. So you've got to take whatever you believe and whatever schism and spasm you're in, then you've got to say, well, I'm going to put all that aside and he's my leader anyway. That's a terrible place to even consider. But even today, Catholic, Orthodox, and most historic Protestant groups accept the Nicene Creed. making it a point of agreement. So we're going to agree on one thing and throw away everything else that we hold true and fast and dear. That's not smart because it's not showing that you have studied anything, that you have any knowledge of why this schism took place, what is behind the different doctrines of these different organizations, etc. And the most widely accepted creed in Christendom. So there you go. It's just very bad running of a church. even consider that type of, you know, ecumenicalism. It's just very bad running. MailOnline, you probably heard this, it made most of the news in the past two days. Oklahoma student outraged after professor gave her an F for citing the Bible in psychology as essay instead of using empirical evidence. So the Bible to this professor is not empirical evidence. Have him talk to Simon Greenleaf, the principal founder of Harvard Law School, and you'll find that he agrees that the Bible is absolutely empirical evidence. But That's a different issue. Samantha Fulnecki, a junior at the school in Norman, was slapped with a zero out of a possible 25 marks after turning in the paper on societal expectations on gender. In her essay, which responded to an article about society's gender expectations, Fulnecki shot down the idea that there was more than two genders as being demonic. Well, yeah. She said the Bible supported her belief that eliminating gender would prove to be detrimental because it would put humans farther from God's original plan. Yeah. Her instructor, an unnamed graduate assistant, deemed the paper offensive and said Fulnecki should have cited empirical evidence. So this, according to him, is not empirical evidence. Once again, go read up on Simon Greenleaf. The psychology major was left stunned by the feedback telling the Oklahoman that she asked the instructor to reconsider the grade. which they refuse to do. There's one instructor and they pluralize, so that tells you something right there. Speaking out since the mark was given to her, she said she believes she was failed just for citing the Bible. To be what I think is clearly discriminated against for my beliefs and using freedom of speech, and especially for my religious beliefs, I think that's just absurd, she said. then from MSN. Trans college instructor put on leave after failing students offensive essay that quoted the Bible. Good. Got some news from the Mideast and Africa today. Fox taking out Hamas's million-dollar route tunnel is a game-changer, analysts says. I don't care about the tunnel. They got millions of tunnels over there. I care about what the tunnel was hooked to. The IDF released a video showing what it describes as one of Hamas's most complex underground infrastructures extending beneath the southern Gaza City of Arafat. The seven-kilometer-long root tunnel runs roughly 25 meters underground, contains about 80 rooms, and was used for command operations, weapons storage, and sheltering Hamas operatives. The Israeli military claims the tunnel originated, they don't just claim, they say things like that like it doesn't, They've got the photos, they've got the cameras, they've got everything, okay? Originated beneath a UNRWA compound and stretched beneath civilian sites. So UNRWA is allowing Hamas to dig these tunnels, bring in weapons, bring in all these things, You wonder why UNRWA has got no, no basis for existence at all. Zero. The U.S. doesn't want anything to do with them and yet the U.N. keeps saying we need to refund the UNRWA. Israeli analysts say the demolition of this tunnel marks a strategic blow to Hamas and paves the path to its defeat. The tunnel's exposure sheds new light on the extent of its underground operations as Israel continues operations in Gaza. The destruction of Hamas's tunnel networks remain central to its strategy to dismantle the group's military capabilities and prevent future attacks. Now this was one tunnel and it was seven kilometers long. The amount of money that they put into the tunnel system under Gaza, it's very close to billions of dollars now. It's way up in the hundreds of millions of dollars. And I have to tell you that if they had just used that money and put it into the infrastructure, it would be Singapore of the Middle East. But they frittered it away just because of hatred. That's their thing. Times of Israel. Updated Gaza data shows famine claims likely inflated by UN-backed monitor. No. Data released by an authoritative global malnutrition tracking organization has demonstrated that a crucial hunger threshold was never breached in Gaza. That's all we've heard about for the past three years. Hunger, hunger, starving these people, genocide. That's all you've heard. It was never breached. in which a famine declaration in the territory fueled intense criticism of Israel and played a key role in the country's isolation on the world stage. Once something like that is introduced, it's too late. It's done. And it's just like what the left does with their lies continually coming out of their mouths all over the United States. They lie, they lie, they lie. People hear it and it becomes truth in their minds. because they don't have discernment that they're being lied to. Well, that's what's going on with Israel. The figures released last month by the Global Nutrition Cluster's State of Palestine Department, along with mortality statistics from the Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health, raise serious doubts about the findings of the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification System famine monitoring organization over the summer. The October data from the Nutrition Cluster shows that malnutrition levels in Gaza in July and August were 23% lower than figures used by the IPC to underpin a declaration of famine. 23% lower! At the same time, while figures on malnutrition-related deaths spiked in that period, the level of excess mortality appears to have been greatly below what would be expected during a famine. The experts also underline that establishing precisely whether or not there was a real famine in Gaza is critical in addressing the grave allegations made against Israel in international legal forums and the international community more broadly. which seized on the famine claims to undergird charges that Israel was committing genocide through a policy of deliberate starvation and other means. So we've got this report, we've got all of the photos, all of the videos of Hamas stealing the food, taking it to their underground tunnels, eating like kings while their people don't have food, and yet it's all Israel's fault. Insane. From the Times of Israel. Speak about insane. Speak about Gaza. All you see is pictures of absolute devastation in Gaza. You don't see anything like people shopping or going to the movies or anything, right? Has anybody seen that? Okay, I haven't. Gold-plated iPhone 17s are now available in Gaza at exorbitant costs. New iPhone 17 devices, including gold-plated models, gold-plated, are being sold in the Gaza Strip at exorbitant prices after retailers managed to import the latest Apple smartphone through recently opened border crossings. My son is over there salivating. Why are you salivating? Some Gazan merchants had received shipments of the phones during the war. But the model was even released in Israel. Prices in the strip reportedly exceeded $9,175 for a single phone. By comparison, the iPhone 17 sells for $900 to $1,600 in Israel. Videos circulating online show Gazan businesses promoting their new stock of iPhones to local consumers. So they're selling iPhones, they've got Walmart, they've got all these things going on, but everybody's starving to death, right? In one video posted on Tuesday by an account named Yosef Phone, a merchant showed his new stock of gold-plated iPhone 17s that are encrusted with diamonds and come with a gold Apple Watch. The iPhone 17 series is available in a variety of colors, but gold-plated ones are not available at standard vendors. So it's not just one vendor in Gaza, they've got vendors, plural. And it's just a teeny little enclave. People are so lied to and they believe everything they hear. AP, Iran rejects UN atomic agency's resolution and threatens more reprisal actions. So they're threatening the world while they're under these sanctions. They can't afford to feed their own children, but they're going to threaten the whole world, right? They're just not a bunch of smart people in the Iranian government. From the Washington Post, Iran cancels new nuclear inspections it agreed to after bombing campaign. We just nuked you out of existence? Okay, we'll agree to this and then they never allowed any of it. CNN, in Mozambique an ISIS insurgency is newly energized as US cuts impact aid programs. So it's the U.S.' 's fault that ISIS has got insurgents in Mozambique now because we cut our aid programs. That's all America's fault. Imagine that. MSN. Trump won't invite South Africa to the G20 summit in Miami. They are killing white people, he says. Here's what I want. Here's what I want. We have at least four people I know that attend online from South Africa. I assume that they also watch the Prophecy Update, okay? At least four families. If more, I would like to know. I'm not trying to bias this in any way, shape, or form. I want an answer from you. I don't know your color. I don't know anything about you. One lady, I do know her color because her photo's there. Rest of them, I don't know anything about these people. Is that true? are white people being killed in South Africa? Don't answer it yourselves because we're not there. I want them to send me an email and I just want to know, is that really happening? And if so, do you agree with his statement? Should we not invite him? That's all I want to know. Mongolia today from the South China Morning Post. Mongolia hopes to get on track to economic prosperity with new rail links. Yes! Mongolia sits on top of massive mining wealth which includes 61.4 million tons of copper, 1.84 billion tons of iron ore, and 33.4 billion tons of coal. Well, that doesn't matter. They can't take that out because they'll be ostracized if they dig up one coal brick, okay? Coal in particular has emerged as a vital, wait a minute, vital resource. I thought we're not supposed to have coal anymore. Well, nevermind that then, in no small part, because about one third of that is cooking coal, which is essential for steel production. Oh, that explains it. Because of its ability to act as both an energy source, wait a minute, We're not supposed to be burning it. I thought they were using it to make metal. Okay, this is all bad. I'm kidding, guys. So, reducing agent during the blast furnace process. Coal contributes to an estimated 12% of Mongolia's GDP and accounts for more than half of the country's total exports. The country has been working to establish five border crossings with rail connections. In the last four years, some 559 miles of new railway construction across the Gobi region has been completed to connect key mining zones to two border ports. Economies with mature mining industries, including Australia and Canada, depend on all rail as the primary mode of transport of these mining products to the international markets. Rail infrastructure is not only efficient, but also increases the bandwidth of movement of goods over distances and across borders. So they're putting them in, that's great. They've got 559 miles of new railway construction. Do you know the posts? You've all bought them for your garden. They're the green metal posts. They have a little point on the end and a little thing and you step on it and down it goes and then you put up your... Do you know where those come from? Does anybody know where those come from? Well, not Walmart. Where do you buy them? Where does the material for them come from? It comes from old railroad ties. The guy that runs the company that makes those says we've been tearing these up for like 80 years. We've been tearing up railroad ties and there's no end in sight. We put down not 559 miles, we put down tens of thousands of miles of railroads in America. It was the biggest thing that ever happened in the history of the world as far as transportation. And that guy, because all these railroads are being taken out of service. We have all over Sarasota, you know, the Legacy Trail, that was all just trains when I was a kid. You'd hear them going by every day. It's all being torn up. He's been tearing these up from all over the country for years and years and years. And he says, we have no end to the supply. And that's what they use to make those little things that you take for granted. Okay, see, I know that because I watch TV, important TV. I don't watch all that junk stuff. All right, it was like on How's It Made or something, one of those shows. Anyway, Daniel 12 Technology. In Times of Israel, scientists create immune-activating molecule to help the body fight cancer. A study from the Weizmann Institute of Sciences Immunotherapy Research Center highlights the discovery of a new class of immune-activating molecules that could help the body's immune system fight cancer. Professor Ido Amit comes from just five months after an Iranian ballistic missile hit the Institute's Wolfson Building which housed Amit's lab. We lost 70% of our materials. Almost nothing was left. And despite that, we improvised and used innovation to continue our research with even more conviction. This is why I love this article. It shows the domineering spirit of the Jewish people, even in adversity. The study focuses on macrophages from the Greek words for big eaters. special white blood cells that are normally able to digest bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells. However, inside tumors, macrophages don't eat cancer cells, but rather help them grow. The lab designed biological molecules to block these dangerous macrophages and, at the same time, prompt other immune cells to attack the cancer. The important discovery could have broad applications for immunotherapy for cancer, such as pancreatic and lung cancer, which are currently less responsive to immunotherapies. These macrophages had high levels of a receptor called TREM2. The team designed new biological molecules with special antibodies. These blocked the activity of the harmful TRMM2 macrophages. Moreover, these molecules contained cytokine, a powerful protein that woke up the immune system and instructed the body's natural killer cells to start fighting the disease. The scientists dubbed these new molecules mites. These mites were able to locate problematic cells and activate the immune system inside the tumor. The researchers used advanced genomic, AI, big data, and synthetic immunology technologies. They also incorporated spatial transcriptomics, a technique that enabled the scientists to examine where genes were located inside each tissue and see which genes were active. We found that TREM2-carrying macrophages were often positioned in direct proximity to immune killer cells that appeared exhausted. That spatial insight led the researchers to design biological molecules that could energize the killer cells to attack the tumor while minimizing collateral damage. The researchers say that the mites caused aggressive tumors to dramatically shrink in mouse models. Many times the tumors disappeared completely. That's really great and it just shows how determined the Jewish people are to continue even in the sight of affliction. It's just amazing. It's a dangerous world, including those revelation plagues that we read of from Disclose. Oysters are dying off in huge numbers in, anybody? In Japan. No, not Florida. It's Japan. Japan's oyster industry is facing, I'm glad it's not Florida. Man, I love oysters. If you don't like them, don't say it because you'll disappoint me. I don't like them when they're cooked. I just like them when they're raw. They're really, that's the best thing on the planet, Janet. Anyway, facing a severe crisis due to mass die-offs in the Hiroshima region, the country's top oyster-producing area, farmers report that 80 to 90 percent of oysters in some locations are dead, impacting their livelihoods. The exact cause remains unclear, but potential factors could include high seawater temperatures, salinity changes, pathogens, harmful algal blooms, or low oxygen levels. 80-90% of their oysters. Mail online, deaths from highly infectious virus are growing as states brace for widespread outbreaks. Three infants, now I'm reading this for a reason, I'll tell you in a second, three infants in Kentucky have died from a Victorian-era disease that is continuing to rip across the US. The three unnamed children were victims of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, marking the state's first pertussis-related death since 2018. They were all here. Here's why I want to read you this. They were all unvaccinated. Kentucky is experiencing its highest case numbers of whooping cough in more than a decade, with 566 infections recorded so far, the most since 2012. Well, how many of those 566 were vaccinated and how many were not? That's what I don't care about the deaths because they're all a part of the same number. just because you die of something doesn't mean anything, right? If you're not vaccinated or you are vaccinated, they purposely didn't give that information, which tells me that vaccinated people are getting whooping cough. That's what that's telling me, because they didn't even address the issue. That's a guess, though. I'm not saying that dogmatically, but why would they ignore that issue? From the Hindu, Delhi government private offices to enforce 50% work from home due to high pollution. Man, is it foggy over there and I'm talking smoggy foggy. It is unbelievable. From KHOU11, deadly horse virus outbreak in Texas causing concern for Houston area horse owners and ranchers. From KFF Health, doctor who called COVID vaccines dangerous is CDC's new deputy chief. from the post-millennial. Over 23,000 Canadians died while on wait lists for medical care under a socialized health system. 23,000 people waiting for care punched their ticket. Okay, that doesn't sound like a very good system to me. I will say that America's system isn't much better. Before Obama became the president, We had a great health system. I think anybody here would agree with that. Does anybody think it stunk before that? I don't. I think it was great. Since he became president, it has gone from bad to worse year after year. The cost is insane. That's why Trump says, I'm not going to deal with you on these ACA whatever they're doing right now. He says, I'm not going to do it. Let them expire. It's a total waste of money. Morality. Breitbart. EU court rules Catholic Poland must recognize foreign same-sex marriages despite national law. Poland says we will not do this and the EU says you must. Zero Hedge. Poland resists EU court order to recognize same-sex marriages. From Zero Hedge. Pennsylvania governor signs law banning hair discrimination. Yeah, hair discrimination. Yeah, you really need that law. You need it. A couple other people in here do, too. Japan Times. Same-sex marriage ban is constitutional, says Tokyo High Court. Good. Gateway Pundit. Chicago's Marxist mayor Brandon Johnson says imprisoning violent criminals is racist, immoral, and unholy. That guy There's nothing up there. There's not even lard in that head. It's just empty. Gateway Pundit, NHS Greenlight's controversial puberty blocker trials will inject over 200 kids as young as 10. In the UK, they're going to inject kids as young as 10 with these puberty blockers to see how it messes up their lives. From the post-millennial, Canada allows third trimester abortions on demand. From RVM, Children's book describes abortion as uniquely human superpower marketed to five to eight year olds. Yeah. Yeah. The post-millennial Oregon city vows. I said Oregon city, Oregon city vows, illegal immigrants evade ice arrest. From the post-millennial Somali-run Minnesota non-profit funneled taxpayer funds for autistic kids to Islamic terror group. Gateway Pundit convicted child molester Democrat who served only 15 months for sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl is running for the mayor of Providence, Rhode Island. I bet you he'll get it, too. Got some other news here. Zero Hedge. Washington moves to soften penalties for child sex sting suspects. Yeah, Washington's State Sentencing Guidelines Commission has voted 7 to 2 to recommend lighter penalties for adults caught in online child sex sting operations, urging lawmakers to create alternatives to incarceration for cases they classify as having no identifiable victim. So it's okay if they really didn't harm anybody and they're just perverts that are doing things illegal, we'll just not do anything about it. The category includes nanny investigations where adults take steps to meet people they believe are minors but are actually undercover detectives. So because it was an undercover detective, we're not going to prosecute him because no child was harmed. Well what if it was a child, right? They're insane! Conservative talk radio host Jason Rantz argues this recommendation fits into a broader pattern of Democratic-backed policy shifts that downplay or weaken consequences for adults attempting to exploit children. To rant, the Commission's latest recommendation solidifies a trend. While state Democrats publicly champion accountability for sexual predators in high-profile national cases, their policymaking at home repeatedly favors leniency, treatment-first approaches, and reduced penalties for adults who attempt to meet minors for sex. As he frames it, each new vote and proposal signals a political class more focused on protecting offenders than protecting children. Remember the left, Schumer, about 15, 20 years ago, and they had nothing to run on, and so they kept bringing up children. We need to protect the children, and they'd all put their stupid thumb up. Remember that was popular for a while. We need to protect the children! We need to protect the children! It's just, they couldn't care about children. They care about power, and anything they can do to get that power, including destroy children, is number one on their docket. Breitbart. New legislation would require businesses and government to accept Cash. I like this. The Cashless Society, not quite yet in Ohio, if legislatures pass what they name the currency access to spend here, cash bill, which would require businesses and government to accept cash payments up to $500. The Ohio legislation follows a bipartisan bill that Senator Fetterman and Senator Cramer introduced into Congress called the Payment Choice Act of 2025. Their bill would also require businesses to not only accept cash but prevent them from charging a higher price for taking it. The legislation is apparently the result of the move by big retailers such as Target, Walmart, Costco and supermarket chains to use self-checkout stations. Some of which don't take hard currency, but rely on credit and debit cards to operate. That's why I always go through the aisle. One, I like to talk to people. I can't stand talking to a machine. And secondly, I want to pay cash. The so-called cashless society operated on digital currency has been controversial, especially among conservative Americans, as it is invasive in that it would allow corporations and government to track every dollar an individual spends and where they spend it. Hence, I don't do that. I try to pay cash with everything. I do carry a credit card because I'm prone to want to buy stuff that's more expensive than I have in my wallet. I'm kidding, I'm not a big buyer of anything, but I do carry a credit card. From Oil Price, Gulf Coast pipeline boom marks largest natural gas expansion since 2008, the year that Obama went in. Things started going downhill and now it's back to where it should be. A massive pipeline build-out is sweeping across Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma, marking the largest expansion on Gulf Coast natural gas capacity since the 2008 shale boom. As many as a dozen projects are slated for completion next year, enough to boost the region's gas shipping capacity by 13 percent, or about the equivalent of Canada's total consumption. New LNG terminals scheduled for service in 2027 and beyond will rely heavily on these pipelines. Pipeline development tends to respond to LNG export capacity. Not so much drive it. The surge is powered by rising global LNG demand and by the U. S., the world's largest exporter. Texas and Louisiana regulators, typically friendlier to fossil fuel infrastructure, have also sped up approvals. So this is good news. Zero hedge. Tick, tick, tick. This is Jonathan Turley's article. Tick, tick, tick. Study shows California losing a taxpayer every minute. States like Florida, Texas, and North Carolina attract new residents due to lower taxes and higher standards of living. Florida gains a new taxpayer every two minutes and nine seconds, while Texas gains one every two minutes and 53 seconds. The result has been a bonanza for Florida, which is now collecting $4 billion more per year for its budget. The states losing taxpayers at the fastest rate are California, New York and Illinois. Any common denominator there? Every one minute and 44 seconds, New York. Every 2 minutes and 23 seconds, Illinois. Every 6 minutes and 4 seconds, Massachusetts. Every 11 minutes and 38 seconds, New Jersey. Every 14 minutes and 14 seconds. These remain high-tax states where there are even greater demands for tax increases as well as new spending demands. In Illinois, nutty Mayor Johnson is pushing for disastrous new taxes. Well, in New York, incoming lunatic Mondani is demanding new taxes to fund his — he didn't use those pejoratives — free buses and other campaign promises. In Seattle, socialist Katie Wilson won the mayoral election on the promise of new progressive taxes to fund an assortment of programs. In Oregon, as Democrat politicians run on the rise in the cost of living, They just approved a gas tax hike as part of a $4 billion tax and charge increase. They may be hoping that the decline in gas costs this year will make the tax hole less noticeable, but some citizens are pushing to place it on the ballot for voters. In these states and cities, the assumption is that wealthy people will remain as voluntary game in a type of fiscal canned hunt as politicians discuss new wealth and other forms of taxes. They are not. They are leaving with their wealth and their tax payments. What is clear is that democratic states are not showing any greater fiscal discipline as they careen toward budget meltdowns. From Fox, new Arctic discovery could deal massive blow to Chinese dominance of rare earth minerals. Graphite One President Anthony Houston said the Nome discovery is proof of a truly generational deposit at the Graphite Creek site. Some of the materials from the site will be shipped to an advanced graphite and battery anode material plant in Ohio. Houston confirmed the presence of two Defense Production Act qualifying materials and said that given the robust economics of our planned complete graphic material supply chain, the presence of rare earths at Graphite Creek suggests that recovery as a byproduct to our graphite production will maximize the value. REEs found include neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium. along with other ore rock containing garnet deposits. The site's chief geologist noted that garnets can absorb certain REEs into their mineral structure. Outside of Arkansas, REEs have been discovered in Pennsylvania. Anthracite coal deposits of Appalachian Pennsylvania have been found to contain as many as 17 different REEs, which could strike another blow to Chinese dominance. From the Washington Examiner, HUD creates a hotline for illegal immigrants living in public housing. If you see one, you can call that number and they will get them out. From NHK, Japan launches its version of Doge to cut wasteful spending. Something that's actually needed in Japan. Those Japanese are spendthrifts. I know, I'm married to one. From the superior word news services thankfully federal government shed three hundred and seventeen thousand jobs this year 317,000 who said it only two things are infinite the universe and human stupidity And I'm not sure about the former Einstein Yeah Okay, Gaza's telephone marketing's bold. To the sellers, the products are gold. Should you reach out and touch when it costs so darn much, the Mideastern price gouging gets old. Okay, there you go. Then we got irony here. We got two ironies. Let's see, what is this? Oh yeah, she's a knucklehead. Give me a second, second one. Okay, that's good too. So these are good. These are funny. Zero hedge. Jasmine Crockett shares list of Republicans who took money from Epstein. The only problem is it was a different Epstein. and mail online. Student who hoped to surprise her family in Texas for Thanksgiving is deported instead. Such is the world in which we live. So from Sarasota, Florida to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, I'm Charlie Garrett and that is your CGE Prophecy Report for the week.