Hugo Talks ventures into the scriptures to break down The Book of Revelation’s “End of Times” version, as compared to the theological themes popularized in the media.
Hugo’s research examines how these themes, such as wormwood, the false prophet, the mark of the beast, the number 666 and the abomination of desolation, among others, have been distorted from scripture. He explains further in this comprehensive report.
End Times Productions’ Dr. Thomas Horn suggests there is strong evidence in Native American culture of ancient portals, UFOs, giants walking the Earth and strange, human-hybrid creatures.
Horn documents his discussion with Dr. Don Mose Jr., a respected third-generation medicine man, who concurs that the alien presence was real and also reveals the truth of the alleged disappearance of the Anasazi people, end of times and more.
Hugo Talks reports that scientists have now created lifelike skin for robots, further blurring the line between humans and machine. The question is, Hugo asks, is “Why?” He looks into the matter and explains further.
Riss Flex digs into a couple of stories that didn’t get their just due on the mainstream airwaves, much less any in-depth coverage.
Flex says it turns out that retired cop Aaron Salter Jr., who was one of 10 victims in the Buffalo supermarket shooting, had patented a water-based system to power automobiles. The invention drew immediate interest from the Pentagon, Flex says. “Technology has been suppressed for a very long time … and it just makes you wonder why anything isn’t being powered from water, something we already have at our house. It’s because you can’t profit from it, plain and simple.”
Flex explains further, plus brings us more weird news of the day, including a new end-of-times prediction and the mysterious drowning death of model Ashley Hayes, who was linked to Mark Middleton, the former advisor and confidant of the Clintons who was recently found shot to death and hanged.
