There Will Be Signs In The Sun, Moon and Stars... (Luke 21:25)
According to reports from the American Meteor Society and the NASA Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) fireball sightings are surging across the United States in June 2026, with the American Meteor Society receiving over 3,700 reports in the last 30 days alone, driven by a real increase in substantial meteoroid material.
On June 15, 2026, a bright fireball (meteor) streaked across the night sky, visible in over a dozen U.S. states and parts of Canada. The object entered the atmosphere at approximately 56,000 mph and traveled roughly 300 miles before disintegrating 34 miles above the Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri.
The meteor was 16 times brighter than Venus and was captured by NASA’s all-sky camera network.
Major outlets, including FOX Weather, UPI and The Guardian have corroborated AMS data with eyewitness accounts and video evidence:On June 19-20 there were numerous sightings in Michigan and England.
The surge began earlier in the year, with reports doubling in March 2026 (2,369+ reports), and continues through June, where high-intensity sightings are becoming increasingly common in populated areas.
UN Goes Full Steam Ahead on Climate Change Agenda
The United Nations is reinforcing the legal and political obligations of member states to act. On May 21, 2026, the UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to adopt a resolution backing a landmark International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion that countries have a legal obligation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect citizens from the alleged climate crisis.While the U.S. withdrawal from the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and a shift toward voluntary "action agendas" outside of formal treaties has posed some challenges, the UN body itself is accelerating its push for compliance. Key recent developments include:
- The resolution calls on all 193 member states to comply with international law, emphasizing that addressing climate change is a legal duty, not just a political choice.
- Recent talks in Bonn Germany revealed a growing consensus that technical negotiations must translate into real-world implementation, with countries discussing streamlined processes and increased voluntary pledges to meet Paris Agreement targets.
- UN reports warn that the world is off-target, with current policies pointing to 1.7°C to 2.9°C of warming, necessitating a rapid phase-out of unabated fossil fuels and a transition to renewable energy.
Governments are increasingly adopting digital monitoring systems, biometric tracking and AI-driven enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance, signaling a shift toward more invasive measures in the name of environmental responsibility. These developments seem to indicate that the climate agenda is now merging with global surveillance technologies, paving the way for greater control over individual freedoms under the excuse of ecological necessity.
Traveling Tick Poses Risk of Severe Meat Allergy
While the Lonestar tick is centuries old and has been historically confined to the Southeastern, South-central and mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S., it has rapidly spread northward and westward, now reaching as far as Maine, Wisconsin, Colorado, and Wyoming in the past few decades. This expansion, driven by factors like increased deer populations, warming temperatures and reforestation, has brought the tick into closer contact with human populations, leading to a rise in cases of associated diseases like Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), a potential life-threatening allergy to red meat and dairy products), Ehrlichiosis, and Bourbon virus.Cases have risen dramatically in the U.S., with an estimated 450,000 affected individuals between 2010 and 2022. Although rare, AGS can be fatal; the first documented death linked directly to the syndrome was reported in 2025.
Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have advocated for reducing meat consumption to lower carbon emissions and promoted alternative proteins, including plant-based meats, lab-grown meat, and insects, as more sustainable options. This development should make them very happy.
Have You Read Your Food Labels Lately?
Genetically modified (GM) crops are being increasingly engineered thee days to withstand "climate change," including resistance to drought, salinity, and extreme temperatures.Bioengineered food production (using Innovations like CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing) has expanded exponentially since it hit the commercial market in the mid-1990s, driven by efforts to enhance crops with traits like herbicide tolerance and insect resistance. The global cultivation area surged from 1.7 million hectares in 1996 to an estimated 190.4 million hectares by 2019, with cultivation in the United States reaching over 90% for major crops like corn, soybeans, and cotton.
The United States is the largest producer of genetically modified food, accounting for approximately 37.5% of global GM crop area. Brazil, Argentina, and Canada follow as the top producers. Developing countries are now getting onboard, using biotechnology to enhance food security and alleviate poverty.
Texans Urged To Conserve Water In Favor of Data Centers
Texas residents are being urged to conserve water to accommodate the explosive growth of data centers, which currently use less than 1% of the state’s water but are projected to consume 3% to 9% by 2040.
The surge in AI and cloud computing facilities is straining already overtaxed supplies, with projections warning that data centers could use up to 161 billion gallons annually by 2030.
Experts and lawmakers are calling for mandatory reporting of water usage, as inaccurate data on this sector by state planners creates a "blind spot" for future infrastructure funding. Officials are also recommending alternative methods for water conservation to reduce the strain.
Communities like Round Rock and Corpus Christi are already implementing zoning restrictions and facing drought conditions, highlighting the urgent need for integrated planning between the tech industry and municipal water authorities.
But Wait, There's More...
Data centers are causing "permanent daylight" effects primarily through intense light generated by security lighting and 24/7 construction activities at their massive facilities. In rural areas like Crowell, Texas, residents report that the bright white glow from these sites illuminates the sky more intensely than entire cities, obscuring stars and disrupting natural darkness.
While water conservation efforts aim to mitigate the massive water consumption of data centers (that were projected to reach up to 49 billion gallons annually by 2025), the lighting issue is being addressed through separate infrastructure and zoning regulations. Residents in areas like Crowell and Round Rock have united across partisan lines to protest both the strain on water and the light and noise pollution that these facilities produce.Some Cities Are Pushing Back
Port Washington, Wisconsin, passed the nation’s first anti-data center referendum in April 2026, requiring voter approval forfuture tax incentives. Additionally, residents of Monterey Park, California, voted to ban new data center construction, and Monroe County, Michigan (Augusta Township) and Janesville, Wisconsin, have pending or recent measures in the works targeting data center development.
The Debate Takes A Dark Turn
Harley Delander, a resident of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested on May 27, 2026, after police stated his social media activity constituted threats against local official Tom Demmer. Delander had posted on Facebook calling for a community protest against a proposed 387-acre data center development, an effort led by Demmer, who serves as president of the Lee County Industrial Development Association.Police charged Delander with two felonies: intimidation and stalking, alleging that his posts and an email to Demmer included threats to Demmer’s safety and family. While Delander’s attorney argued the actions were protected First Amendment speech, the State’s Attorney contended the rhetoric crossed into unlawful threats of violence. The incident has sparked national debate regarding free speech, police overreach, and tensions between rural communities and AI-driven data center expansion.
Since I'm not aware of what was said in his earlier posts, you can view the video below and come to your own conclusions.
The Backlash Turns Ugly
The FBI and DHS, have identified a new threat category called "anti-tech violent extremism" driven by grievances over job displacement and rapid technological change. Attacks have reportedly shifted from targeting executives to local officials and data centers, with incidents including shootings at council members' homes and foiled drone plots against data center water usage.
On April 10, 2026, Daniel Moreno-Gama, a 20-year-old suspect, allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail at Altman’s home gate and later attempted to set fire to Open AI’s headquarters. Authorities stated Moreno-Gama was motivated by fears that AI would cause human extinction and possessed a manifesto calling for violence against AI executives.
Authorities warn that while most opposition is peaceful, a fringe movement inspired of devotees to people like Ted Kaczynski is radicalizing individuals to commit violence against AI facilities and leaders.
Like any other tool, AI can be used for good or for evil. In spite of protests, bible prophecy seems to indicate that AI is here to stay and will play a significant role in the Antichrist's control system. How else will he and the False Prophet be able to control all buying and selling, know who's taken the mark and who hasn't, and create an image that can speak and enforce the death penalty for noncompliance?
Larry Fink Proposes A Solution
Maybe statements like those made by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink could be helping to fuel the discontent.
At a news conference held at the Texas State Technical College in Waco, Texas, alongside Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Fink predicted that Americans’ pension accounts and savings accounts (specifically long-term retirement vehicles like 401(k)s, rather than fixed-interest savings accounts) would need to help fund the trillions of dollars required for AI datacenter and power infrastructure expansion. He suggested that if more Americans think about growing with the United States, there would be sufficient capital to invest in this infrastructure. So while people oppose it on one end, their investment and savings accounts will finance it on the other end. Talk about failure to read the room.
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