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Who is the leader of the Illuminati – Shocking Insider

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Who is the leader of the Illuminati? Not Satan but the earthly leader of the Illuminati. We also go through some interesting Illuminati Fac...

Operation Anon Down

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Operation Anon Down from @AnonymousVideo on Vimeo . Anonymous Press Release: Operation Anon Down. At approximately 6:30 PM PT on July 1...

(Shocking Video)Warning Signs in America: PROPHETIC EVENTS AROUND THE WORLD 2015

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PROPHETIC EVENTS This March 2015: Must see video martial law new world order bible prophecy end of america something is going on the big ev...

Earthquakes: Urgent prophetic warning w/accompanying signs from God

I have an urgent prophetic warning with accompanying signs from God which prove His hand is on this word. The signs and wonders are found in the link to a different forum thread inside the youtube description of the video, please check that out to verify the supernatural nature of this message. This can be used as an evangelistic tool in the coming days. Please share it with everyone. The video I created is here:
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**UPDATE** Someone asked me why this is so urgent. Here is my answer:
Many Christians presume it could be hundreds of years before Jesus returns to judge this earth. My point is, He is warning His people and the rest of the world that He is coming back very, very soon. That means we’re entering the last gasp of Satan’s rule. I.e. the tribulation.
It could be months, or at most, a few years. This is it.
In practical terms, like Jesus warned, stay awake, wake others from their slumber, share the gospel, pray for the salvation of your families and loved ones with great fervency, their eternal souls are at stake.
Christians should not be spending these last moments before midnight twiddling their thumbs and watching the world because when it’s all said and done, we won’t be able to pray, witness, or warn others anymore. We will only have our tears wiped away as God comforts
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5 Countries That Prove the World Doesn’t Need Fossil Fuels

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A decade ago, the renewable energy movement faced an uphill battle. Today, environmentally-minded nations of the world increasingly embrace alternative energy sources. These countries now lead the way toward a future free of petroleum and dirty energy. In the process, they save significant amounts of money on national energy costs while preserving and protecting the world’s natural resources.
Despite powerful <a href="http://www.livescience.com/47748-million-pleas-to-curb-corporate-disinformation.html" target="_blank">corporate disinformation campaigns</a> meant to convince populations that renewable energy is not a viable way to satisfy the needs of global industry, the following five nations aren’t just subsisting on renewable energy—they are thriving on it.
<h3>Costa Rica</h3>
Since the start of 2015, <a href="http://www.greenerideal.com/alternative-energy/100-green-costa-rica-has-nixed-fossil-fuels/" target="_blank">Costa Rica has gone 100% green</a>. This move away from fossil fuels will help ensure that lush jungles and pristine beaches remain intact. The comprehensive shift will help Costa Ricans not only save their natural resources, but ensure that the country continues to benefit from its very profitable eco-tourism industry, though they would be wise to be vigilant of the <a href="http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/06/20/us-costarica-environment-idUSN1733128420080620" target="_blank">effects of tourism</a> on local ecosystems.
One of Costa Rica’s <a href="http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2015/03/21/3636823/costa-rica-renewables/" target="_blank">renewable efforts</a> involves utilizing its own plentiful rainfall to power their growing hydroelectric infrastructure. Incredibly, the small country has the second best electric infrastructure in Latin America. Yet, it has not put all its eggs in one basket—Costa Rica is also <a href="http://www.wired.com/2015/03/water-fire-costa-ricas-carbon-zero-year-far/" target="_blank">generating power</a> from geothermal sources, wind, biomass and solar energy products.
<h3>Denmark</h3>
Denmark knows a thing or two about <a href="http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2008/oct/17/wind-power-renewable-energy" target="_blank">windmills</a>, which have peppered their countryside for decades. In fact, the nation installed its first wind turbines as far back as the 1970s and has not let up in recent years. Denmark is now the <a href="http://ecowatch.com/2015/01/09/countries-leading-way-renewable-energy/" target="_blank">leading country in the world for wind power</a>. In the year 2014, Denmark set a world record for windmill production. The country now enjoys around 40% of its total electricity from this one clean energy source, alone.
New studies show that Denmark is well on its way to meeting its self-set goal of being 50% powered by renewable resources <a href="http://cleantechnica.com/2012/03/26/denmark-renewable-energy-wind-2020-35-percent/" target="_blank">by 2020</a>. Not happy with half, Denmark hopes to be 100% renewable by 2050. This would make it one of the first advanced countries in the word to be 100% renewable. It’s an ambitious goal, but Denmark’s recent success proves they are up to the task. Just this month, the nation celebrated a day in which it drew <a href="http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/10/denmark-wind-windfarm-power-exceed-electricity-demand" target="_blank">140% of its electrical power</a> from wind turbines.
<h3>Scotland</h3>
2014 was a very good year for <a href="http://ecowatch.com/2015/01/09/countries-leading-way-renewable-energy/" target="_blank">Scotland and renewables</a>. In one month of December 2014, Scotland set a personal record in renewable energy. Using wind power alone, Scotland provided almost 1300 MWh (megawatt-hours) to its growing national grid. That’s enough energy to supply almost 4 million homes with electricity.
Scotland is now using wind power to produce and supply <a href="http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2014/11/05/3589525/bumper-month-for-wind-in-scotland/" target="_blank">almost 100%</a> of the country’s household needs, but it has not stopped there. During the summer months, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Inverness harvested <a href="http://cleantechnica.com/2015/01/06/scotland-saw-massive-year-renewable-energy/" target="_blank">enough solar energy</a> to power 100% or more of the electric demands for the average home.
Scotland has also invested large amounts of money into creating one of the most advanced computer-driven energy infrastructures in the world.
<h3>Sweden</h3>
Sweden is joining its Nordic neighbor, Denmark, and doubling down on green with a limited-coal approach that has been so successful the IEA, or <a href="http://www.energynews.es/english/aie-felicita-a-suecia-por-su-pol-tica-en-energ-a-renovable-1361171889/" target="_blank">International Energy Agency</a>, commended the country for its new energy policies. But Sweden is not content relying on limited coal alone—the country is also developing <a href="http://biomassmagazine.com/articles/6299/energy-policy-lessons-from-sweden" target="_blank">advanced biomass energy systems</a>. The strategy has been so successful that by 2010, Sweden was already producing more energy from biomass than from fossil fuels. Steps like these are putting Sweden high on <a href="http://www.activesustainability.com/top-5-countries-in-renewable-energy" target="_blank">the list of green countries</a>.
<h3>Finland</h3>
It seems like Finland is not happy playing second fiddle to its northern neighbors. <a href="http://www.ewea.org/blog/2013/02/wind-power-is-now-booming-in-finland/" target="_blank">Wind powered energy</a> is quickly transforming the country’s energy needs. These recent steps have dramatically reduced the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, caused from the burning of fossil fuels.
Finland is not as far along as Sweden and Denmark when it comes to renewable energy, but it is quickly moving in the right direction. By the year 2012,  was already producing enough energy to cover almost <a href="http://www.activesustainability.com/top-5-countries-in-renewable-energy" target="_blank">34.3% of the energy needs</a> and by 2020, it hopes to be closer to 40%. With its neighbors leading the way, the future looks bright for Finland.
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House Built In UK Produces More Energy Than It Consumes!

Powered by the sun, this house produce and sell more energy than it uses
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Designers with Cardiff University in the UK recently built a house that actually produces more energy than it consumes. The house is being advertised as Britain’s first “energy positive” house.
The house took just 16 weeks to build and cost only £125,000. The house is able to produce energy by using solar panels, which are connected to batteries that store the excess electricity.
<a href="http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/15/britains-first-energy-positive-house-opens-in-wales" target="_blank">It was reported by the Guardian</a> that for every £100 spent on electricity, the house should be able to generate £175 in electricity.
“It was disappointing to see Osborne scrap the plans, but the devolved Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish governments can set their own building standards. One reason we built this house was to demonstrate to builders that you could meet the standards at an affordable price with off-the-shelf technology. The housebuilders could do it too if they wanted to,” Professor Phil Jones, with the Welsh School of Architecture told reporters.
“We save money and space by making the photovoltaic panels the roof itself and by dispensing with radiators and making the air collector part of the wall. The building demonstrates our leading edge low carbon supply, storage and demand technologies at a domestic scale which we hope will be replicated in other areas of Wales and the UK in the future,” Jones added.
The project also received praise from Welsh economy minister Edwina Hart, who said that, “this unique property has the distinction of being the first building of its kind in the UK. It is a great showcase for the technologies being developed in Wales, with the potential to be adopted and replicated in future housing developments across the UK creating wide ranging long term benefits for the economy, the environment and occupiers.”
According to a recent estimate released by the International Energy Agency, solar will be the world’s <a href="http://www.trueactivist.com/solar-electricity-projected-to-be-cheaper-than-power-grid-by-2016/">primary source of energy by 2050</a>.
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<a href="https://www.facebook.com/jgvibes" target="_blank">John Vibes</a> writes for True Activist and is an author, researcher and investigative journalist who takes a special interest in the counter culture and the drug war.
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