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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2018 · 53 MIN

CERN Concern

from John Parsons' Podcast · host John Parsons

The so called Large Hadron Collider in Europe, may be the locus of some very nefarious activities. The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, operates what is described as the largest particle physics lab in the world. The particles are accelerated within a 17 mile long circular tunnel buried under the ground on the French Swiss border. Christian researchers are raising concerns that these activities may extend beyond the boundaries of science into the realms of esoteric necromancy. At first glance, this may sound far fetched, but John encourages listeners to take the time to hear what may be an early warning about nefarious plans to bring forth the Antichrist. Links to media referenced in this show: Interview with Anthony Patch and Doug Woodward about CERN: https://youtu.be/WDrgVku5kL4 Article about Nimrods Tomb: http://www.auricmedia.net/nimrods-tomb-found-cloning-of-nimrod-and-osiris-underway/ Donate: John's Radio Show forms a part of his ministry. If you value the investment of time that John puts into these shows, please consider a gift. You can give to John's Radio Show by clicking the following link: http://paypal.me/JPRadio THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DONATIONS RECEIVED!

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