Gaza Today: The yellow and orange areas indicate areas where the IDF is currently operating. The while lines depict the new roads dug through Gaza. At the south is the Morag Corridor, cutting off the Rafah Brigade from the Khan Yunis Brigade. As The Rafah Brigade is destroyed and the city emptied, Rafah will be added to Israeli territory in its entirety as a security zone.
My good friend, Dave Eubank, with the Free Burma Rangers gives an update on the earthquake which happened there recently
This Video from 1926, shows a Very daring, Mechanic Strapping a tire to his body, and then climbing a board and airplane to fly up to another airplane that could not land, because A wheel had fallen off. He didn’t replaces the wheel in flight.
This is what it feels like running a YouTube channel sometimes.
“R.E.D. Teams – When Men of Faith Stand Ready”
I’ve been working on a very important book that I’ll be sharing with you soon. It’s the kind of project that’s been burning on my heart for a long time—because I believe it’s exactly what the Church needs right now.
We don’t need another men’s retreat. We need a battle plan.
For too long, the Church has played defense—scrambling to react when disaster hits our families, our neighborhoods, and our nation. But the enemy doesn’t wait until we’re ready. He prowls. He plans. And he strikes when we least expect it.
It’s time for men of faith to stop being caught off guard.
It’s time for R.E.D. Teams:
➡️ Ready.
➡️ Every.
➡️ Day.
This isn’t theory. It’s a blueprint for turning soft-handed, spiritually distracted men into hard-ready warriors—equipped in three key battlefronts:
The Practical Realm – hands-on skills and real-world readiness
The Spiritual Domain – armor up for the war you can’t see...
There’s talk floating around about Hamas possibly laying down arms, morphing into a political party, and walking away from the war. Don’t hold your breath.
Let’s break it down.
The Most Important Video Of My Life!
In my second visit to the holy land in Jerusalem in the country of Israel. We went to cover the war for the second time. My mentor Chuck Holton in a day that he had planned. He told me Oscar we are going to walk this time and your second time outside of the castle of king of David. Then we are going to walk through the mount of olives, after that, I want to take you to a place which you are going to memorize for the rest of your life. I was excited, but in a way, I was a little bit confused towards where he was taking me, but I trust my brother as he has been my mentor in the most difficult times of my life.
I was recently in Panama City and pulled up to what used to be Howard Airfield. I’ve got to tell you, the place is buzzing. Pete Hegseth’s plane is here, and I counted four F-18 fighter jets sitting on the tarmac. Nearby, a pair of Blackhawk helicopters lifted off, likely carting Pete to his next stop. Oh, and there’s a couple of C-17s parked here, too. If you’re wondering what all that military hardware is doing here—so am I.
At first glance, this might look like the U.S. gearing up for a new operation. But don’t jump to conclusions. I stuck around, listened to what Pete had to say at the dock dedication near the canal, and now I’m driving across the iconic Bridge of the Americas—built by the U.S. over 50 years ago—watching ships pass through the waterway that remains one of the most strategically important routes in the world.
Pete’s speech was powerful. Let me give you a few key quotes:
