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LOL.

Thanks for your kind words.

Sorry I keep forgetting about your poor hearing.

Actually, you could probably watch the Shaw video with the text I transcribed—though 99% of the text is on the screen as well—at least you could verify that his mouth is moving as a mouth would move speaking those words.

I still end up thinking that you certainly have covered the issue of solid verifiable sources and their vetting and the yield of that on credibility far, far better than I.

That still leaves hanging or does not deal at all well with the issue of how does anyone arrive at any sense of even probable truth in an area where a great deal of power and financial resources goes into keeping very powerful and deadly forces and goals hidden, secret, . . . the waters muddied with all manner of false, partially false out-right disinformation etc.

By the time such things are proven in quadruplicate, the party’s over.

I realize that we can say as believers that all is handled within God’s hands and will, nevertheless.

And that’s certainly true.

And there’s certainly great spiritual truth and comfort in taking no thought for tomorrow; being anxious for nothing; trusting His careful care etc.

And, there’s access to The Lord in prayer and still listening to Holy Spirit to prepare each day regardless of whatever priorities are looming or possibly looming.

Yet, there are millions of Christians who are more than faulty in such matters . . . who are blithely pretending or convinced that business as usualy will accompany all the days of their lives. They pay more attention to the MSM, sometimes, than even their Bibles—some most of the time more than their Bibles.

And even some who are well read in their Bibles see absolutely no congruence between daily news items and Biblical prophecies being fulfilled at an increasing pace and with increasing degrees of fulfillment.

Some such have, in my experience—here and overseas—found the Lord’s Holy Spirit to use my inputs on such matters to awaken their understanding and spiritual lives regarding the day we live in.

I still feel enough of a press to cry the alert . . . that to wait for the quality of sources and vetting standard you set—would seem—oddly—irresponsible—the party would be well over, first.

I don’t see a way around that . . . conundrum.