Revelation in the News

U.S. Senator Appeals To Iranian People On Behalf Of Jailed American Christian Pastor

June 14, 2013

Idaho senator James Risch is making an appeal to the Iranian people for Christian Pastor Saeed Abedini, jailed in Iran’s brutal Evin prison for his faith. Abedini has been in prison for nearly 300 days suffering long periods in solitary confinement, beatings and torture at the hands of Iranian jailers.

Abedini traveled to Iran to help build an orphanage. He had lived in Iran prior to becoming a U.S. citizen and had been a key people in the home church movement. He was arrested in 2009 and released after pledging to stop organizing house churches. (more…)

Two Dead In Colorado Wildfires

June 14, 2013

Colorado authorities have confirmed two deaths as a result of the massive, uncontrolled Colorado wildfires.

The blaze near Colorado Springs is already the most destructive wildfire in Colorado history. At least 360 homes have been destroyed northeast of the city and the fire is considered only 5 percent contained. (more…)

White House Joins World Leaders In Accusing Syria of Chemical Weapon Use

June 14, 2013

White House spokesman have finally joined with other world governments in confirming Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government has used chemical weapons on their own citizens in an attempt to stop the civil war.

President Obama had called the use of chemical weapons a “red line” that would force American involvement in the ongoing war. (more…)

Senator Says “There Is A War on Christianity”

June 14, 2013

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul said in a speech today at the Faith and Freedom Coalition luncheon that there is a “war on Christianity”.

“It angers me to see my tax dollars supporting regimes that put Christians to death for blasphemy against Islam, countries that put to death Muslims who convert to Christianity, and countries who imprison anyone who marries outside their religion,” Sen. Paul said. “There is a war on Christianity, not just from liberal elites here at home, but worldwide.” (more…)

Doctor Compares Abortion to “Flu Shot”

June 14, 2013

The latest video from the anti-abortion group Live Action shows a doctor in Albuquerque, New Mexico comparing an abortion to a flu shot.

Dr. Carmen Landau of Southwest Women’s Options in Albuquerque tells an undercover investigator for Live Action that the injection that will kill her baby is “like any shot, you know, like a flu shot, or a vaccine, really.” (more…)

Mali Discovery Could Mean al-Qaeda Has Feared Weapon

June 13, 2013

As UN workers comb through the ruins of various mausoleums and museums assessing damage left by Islamic terrorists driven out of the city, they made a very disturbing discovery.

Photocopies of a terrorist training manual appeared to show that al-Qaeda has a feared weapon called “The Grail”, a surface-to-air missile that is capable of taking down a commercial airliner. The weapon is also called a MANPADS, or Man-Portable Air-Defense System. (more…)

Colorado Scorched By Wildfires

June 13, 2013

Three major wildfires are ravaging Colorado, forcing the evacuation of thousands including a prison, and threatening a world record bridge.

The first fire, over 300 acres, is burning near the Royal Gorge Bridge over the Colorado River. The bridge is the highest suspension bridge in the world at 956 feet. Hundreds of people have been evacuated from the area and the park surrounding the bridge area. (more…)

Short Walks Cut Diabetes Risk

June 13, 2013

A report from George Washington University is suggesting that walking after each meal could cut the risk of developing Type-2 diabetes. The short walks help control blood sugar levels the same as one long walk each day.

Elevated blood sugar levels after meals are suspected of elevating the risk for Type-2 and so “resting after eating is the worst thing you can do” according to the report. (more…)

UK Raises Alarm On Superbugs

June 13, 2013

The UK is using the latest meeting of leaders from the G8 countries to sound the alarm over “superbugs” that are increasingly resistant to the use of antibiotics.

Scientists have stated action is necessary because of the rise worldwide of drug-resistant strains of bacteria including those that cause tuberculosis and pneumonia. Officials say the soaring rates of previously treatable diseases could turn into a public health crisis. (more…)

Washington Man Sentenced to 12 Years For Attempted Terrorism

June 13, 2013

The first American in eastern Washington to be convicted of assisting terrorists has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.

Joseph Brice, 22, was arrested after a home made bomb exploded unexpectedly and nearly killed him. He was convicted on charges of attempting to provide material assistance to terrorists and manufacturing an explosive device. (more…)