Rapture Ready End Times News 12 Mar 2021 Published on: March 12, 2021 by RRadmin9 France’s Space Force Conducts First Military Drills Against Space-Based “Threats” Alongside the US Space Force and German space command, France’s space force conducted its first military drills in outer space to counter threats from space based objects. The head of France’s newly created Space Command, Michel Friedling, said the drills were a “stress test of our systems” and said they “were a first for the French army and even a first in Europe.” France is slated to become the third largest player in the space domain. GOP delegation calls on Biden to address border crisis, traveling to Texas to see firsthand The number of illegal migrants, particularly unaccompanied children, has continued to spike at the border in what Republicans have said is a direct result of the Biden administration’s actions. On Wednesday, statistics by Customs and Border Patrol showed the number of children and families arriving at the border had increased by more than 100 percent between January and February. This included more than 9,400 children attempting to cross the border themselves. Faster-Than-Light Travel Is Possible Within Einstein’s Physics, Astrophysicist Shows In a new study by physicist Erik Lentz from Göttingen University in Germany, we may have a viable solution to the dilemma, and it’s one that could turn out to be more feasible than other would-be warp drives. Missions to Mars: Mapping, Probing and Plundering the Red Planet In the beginning of 2020, Forbes was all excitement about fresh opportunities for plunder and conquest. Titled “2020: The Year We Will Conquer Mars,” the contribution by astrophysicist Paul M. Sutter was less interested in the physics than the conquest. A potentially very crowded scene was described. Various countries would send their cluttering devices to “orbit, rove, sample, dig, and probe as much of that precious red dirt as they can, delivering untold (scientific) wealth and scope out potential future landings sites.” Informal US-Iran nuclear talks set to start soon — NY Times Informal talks between the US and Iran over the return to the nuclear deal could begin in the coming weeks, American and European diplomats told The New York Times in a report Thursday. When the informal talks do begin, it is expected that the United States and Iran could agree to take simultaneous steps toward coming back into compliance with the 2015 accord, the report said. Hundreds of Ethiopian immigrants land in Israel on final Rock of Israel rescue flight Ben Gurion International Airport witnessed scenes of joy Thursday as approximately 300 new Ethiopian immigrants arrived on the ninth and final “Rock of Israel” rescue flight. The first flight landed in December, following the Israeli government’s approval for the Aliyah (immigration) of 2,000 Jewish Ethiopians – many of whom had waited years to be reunited with family members who had managed to make the journey previously. Vice President Harris Handles Another Solo Call with a World Leader, Without Joe Biden In yet another unprecedented display of the incumbent vice president taking on duties normally reserved for the president, Kamala Harris took a solo call from the Prime Minister of Norway on Tuesday, as reported by Fox News. Harris took the call from Prime Minister Erna Solberg, with Harris “affirming her commitment to deepening the strong alliance between Norway and the United States,” while also “thanking the Prime Minister for Norway’s close security partnership with the United States, and generous contributions to development and health security efforts around the world.” House Passes Democrat Bill Criminalizing Private Gun Sales H.R. 8 would expand retail point-of-sale background checks so as to cover private points-of-sale. This will criminalize an individual who sells a 5-shot revolver to a lifelong neighbor, unless that neighbor first undergoes a National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) check, conducted by the FBI. On Wednesday, bill sponsor Thompson claimed, without evidence, his bill is supported by “90 percent of the American [people].” NYC mayor: Cuomo ‘can’t serve’ after sexual misconduct claims Bill de Blasio said Andrew Cuomo “just can’t serve as governor anymore,” adding his voice on Thursday to a growing chorus of calls for Cuomo to resign after six women accused him of sexual misconduct. Evidence Reveals: ICC secretly Colluded with PA Against Israel in ‘War Crimes’ Investigation The PA Minister of ‎Foreign Affairs Riyad Al-Malki has exposed that the PA and the Prosecutor, Fatou ‎Bensouda, have been in constant contact and that Bensouda even gave the PA ‎advance notice of her decision to formally open an investigation, but asked that the ‎PA ”keep it secret”. Israel denies Jordanian Prince Entrance to Temple Mount: Jordan takes Revenge The heir to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Hussein bin Abdullah, cancelled his planned visit on Wednesday to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem where he intended to pray at the holy site. The cancellation was made at the last minute reports Jordan didn’t take kindly to the development and in response, denied Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from using the Hashemite Kingdom’s airspace reports Israel Hayom. Decades Before The Civil War, Lincoln Saw An Approaching Storm. Every American Should Read His Warning “Nearly every American,” Lincoln recalled, “had been a participator in some of its scenes.” But now that generation was dying off. What no invading army could, time, he lamented, had itself accomplished: Without their life experience, he realized, his was the first generation of Americans tasked with upholding their fathers’ noble experiment simply by the strength of their own virtues. This, he warned, would be very difficult. Israel, France, Greece, Cyprus come together for naval military exercise In an effort to strengthen its control over the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the Israel Navy held joint maneuvers this week with Greece, Cyprus and France practicing anti-submarine warfare and search-and-rescue operations. The drills were part of the annual trilateral Noble Dina exercise and included naval vessels and helicopters. 10 things to know about Israel’s jittery peace with Jordan Israel and Jordan don’t have a cold peace, they have a jittery peace. The fragility of one of Israel’s most important regional allies – with whom security ties are often described as a cornerstone of regional stability – was underscored by a series of apparent tit-for-tat diplomatic price-tag attacks over the last 24 hours. Biden signs $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill, clearing way for stimulus checks, vaccine aid President Joe Biden signed the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package Thursday afternoon as Washington moves to send fresh aid this month. With his signature, the president checks off his first priority in the White House. He also will give a prime-time address Thursday describing how the country will proceed in fighting the virus a year after the World Health Organization declared it a pandemic. U.S. House passes two Democratic-backed gun control bills The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday approved a pair of gun control bills as Democrats seized upon a shifting political landscape that they said improved chances for enacting new laws after years of failed attempts. The first measure, which passed the Democratic-led House 227-203, would close a long-standing loophole in gun laws by expanding background checks… Singapore PM: ‘Considerable risk’ of severe US-China tensions Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has told the BBC that a clash between the US and China is more likely than it was five years ago. However, he maintained that the odds of military conflict are “not yet high”. The prime minister said if both nations continue to take a hard line because of domestic considerations, they could easily find themselves at an impasse. Netanyahu holds vaccine summit with Czech, Hungarian PMs in Jerusalem Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with his Hungarian and Czech counterparts on Thursday to discuss policies to fight COVID-19 as a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic sweeps central Europe. Speaking to the press in Jerusalem, Netanyahu said that the three heads of state discussed the promotion of collaborations in the fields of research, development and production of vaccines. European, Arab diplomats try to revive Mideast peace efforts Leading European and Arab world diplomats announced potential “small steps” Thursday toward reviving Mideast peace efforts after upcoming Israeli and Palestinian elections. The officials — from the UN, EU, Egypt, Jordan, Germany and France — did not release any specific details, however. And the meeting came amid new tensions between Israel and Arab countries around Jerusalem. US joins West in rare criticism of Egypt on human rights abuses The United States has joined Western countries in urging Egypt to end the prosecution of activists, journalists and perceived political opponents under “counterterrorism” laws in a rare criticism of the Middle East country at the United Nations human rights agency. The US, which has observer status at the UN Human Rights Council, was among 31 signatories of the joint statement on Egypt… ISIS creates ‘elite new cell of jihadi strategists to carry out attacks on West’ ISIS has created a new elite cell of jihadis to plan and carry out attacks on the west, a terror expert has claimed. Though its so-called caliphate was reduced to rubble by US-backed Kurdish forces at the end of 2017, the evil group has enjoyed a resurgence in recent years. Last year, the UN warned that ISIS was beginning to reassert itself in Iraq and Syria as it drew on vast cash reserves.