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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2024 · 9 MIN

North Korea THREATENS USA (BALLISTIC MISSLE LAUNCHED)

from Sign Of The Times(Late Show) · host Wtf-Landia Radio Late Show

Well, we’re looking even more closely at the end of the world as we know it! North Korea just launched a missile that was in the air for almost 89 minutes and it lets us know that, yes indeed it can definitely reach US soil. This comes at the time where nuclear warfare has never been higher and the threats coming in from the BRICS nations, as veil to the United States right before the elections is really something frightening. If a cyber attack happens, will the United States be ready to defend the attack from entering US soil or will the powers that be just go underground and the citizens suffer? Only time will tell but now it’s time to really, dive into the salvation that can only be found in Jesus. So cuddle up relax grab a cuppa tea and a snack and jump right into this very ballistic podcast broadcast.(Revelation 3:15-17, Romans 6, John 14:6) Disclaimer: For entertainment and educational purposes ONLY! Under copyright acts section 107 (1976), the content shared is for the purposes of critique, education and discussion under fair us. (Podcast art and podcast external sound bites not my own)

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