You only need to watch the first 10 minutes of this video. Global Economic Reset is coming in October 14th 2014 (maybe).
I predict that the stock market will crash when it reaches 17,170! (Kinda of failed…but read the update at the bottom.)
Must watch video!
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Catholic Answers is not interested in the truth about the state of the Catholic Church in America! It has been over six months since I was banished from the Catholic Answers Forums for posting “anti-catholic” material.
My Ultimate Linux LaptopDefinitely not for gamers! On the cheap!
How I built a super fast Linux laptop/desktop SYSTEM for $580
In Ubuntu Linux for some years there has been a great little utility to disable/enable the screensaver called caffeine. In the latest version the developer decided to remove the applet altogether from the tray. The application basically works in the background and detects if an application is in full screen or not.
But as seen in this discussion here there are many of us that relied on that simple way of manually turning on and off the screensaver quickly. The developer is unwilling to revert back to the previous functionality, which he/she is entitled to do so. I have found a round about way to supplement the current functionality of caffeine by using custom keyboard shortcuts.
There are two drawbacks to this method;
When I first saw this image of the floral arrangement at the foot of the Alter during the Canonization of Pope John Paul II and Pope John XXIII on April 27th, 2014, I could not help but to see the indisputable Masonic image of a point within a circle. This was very disturbing, and who ever took this photo clearly knew what it was. Now you may ask, isn’t the obelisk in the center of St. Peter’s Square a Masonic symbol? I don’t believe so, the obelisk has been there for hundreds of years even before the Masons formalized in 1717. What makes me wonder is if Masons took up the symbol as an anti-Catholic symbol because of the obelisk in the center of the square?
At any rate, most of this is just conjecture but the undeniable image of the point within a circle is very clear.
