Crosstalk America from VCY America

It was Jim Schneider's turn to clear the Crosstalk news desk. What he found ranged from hurricane Sandy, to the Presidential election and much more.

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According to James O'Keefe, voter fraud is very real. In fact, back in January, Project Veritas cross-referenced dead people with registered voters and they found that many people were dead and registered to vote. To prove that voter fraud cases aren't as rare as you might think, James discussed a recent investigation that took place in Arlington, Virginia. This incident involved Patrick Moran the son of Jim Moran, a Democratic representative from Virginia. Patrick was caught on tape discussing how to forge documents, impersonate other voters and even pollsters to determine voter inactivity.

Cyber attacks are more common than you might think. For example, Ron pointed out that the U.S. Senate is subjected to 1.8 billion security events each month. There are 13.9 million computer attacks launched each day against the Senate Security Operations Center. Cyber attacks, however, are not limited to attacks on our government. Ron describes how cyber technology continues to have ramifications for your personal privacy, how it appears to be shaping a cashless society, and how these and other factors fit into Bible prophecy.

ObamaCare has been ruled legal and the floodgates are now open. Christians, businesses and churches being forced to pay for abortions and contraceptives is only the beginning. Does religious liberty still exist in America? Phyllis Schlafly, author of the book, "No Higher Power" gives a stirring presentation addressing this War on Religious Liberties.

Today, October 24th is United Nations Day. What is the UN? When did it come to power? What is it's agenda? And what dangerous policies and treaties are coming from the UN?

What's at stake this election? This next President may have the opportunity to appoint 2-4 Justices to the Supreme Court which may sway the entire Court to be totally Liberal and promote more Judicial Activism or become more Conservative for years to come. The Justices on the current Court go all the way back from President Lyndon Johnson to President Obama. Our nation is currently 16 trillion dollars in debt, which is almost an inconceivable amount. There are many other civil and religious freedoms at stake.

Jim Schneider cleared the news desk once again for this information packed edition of Crosstalk. Below are some of the topics covered: Vice President Joe Biden communicates that Planned Parenthood under law can't provide abortions. Romney wants Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade. In 2010 Planned Parenthood did 27% of all abortions in the U.S. Wisconsin school bus driver who had spotless record fired after telling student he should have been aborted because his family supports Romney. All these and many more on today's Crosstalk.

This Crosstalk focused on a new film called, "Amazing Love" of which Rich Christiano is co-writer and supervising producer. This film has two story lines, one surrounding teens on a camping trip combined with another line that deals with the story of Hosea from the Old Testament. If you know of someone perhaps struggling in their marriage or a teen going through some challenges, then you'll want to obtain a copy of this movie to see the power contained in the unconditional love of God.

It's being alleged that since his college days President Obama has been wearing a ring that has an Arabic inscription quoting the first half of the Islamic statement of faith known as the Shahada which says, "There is no god except Allah". This is allegedly the same ring Michelle put on his ring finger at their wedding in 1992.

Listeners may remember the voter debacle that took place in Minnesota that resulted in the election of Senator Al Franken. Robert Knight reported that there were numerous recounts and ballots were even found in car trunks. The result was the additional 312 votes that allowed Franken to defeat incumbent Senator Norm Coleman. Robert expressed regret over the fact that Coleman conceded the election to Franken in spite of the fact that over 1,000 felons voted who weren't eligible to vote. This is just the first example mentioned as Robert and Jim discussed voter fraud and the apparent need for some kind of voter identification system.

Vic Eliason brought up the discussion of whether or not the religion of the candidates for president have an effect on who listeners would be voting for, or if they would be voting at all. Listeners called in to give their opinions.

Getting the opportunity to vote while in the military has often been a confusing process and in worse case scenarios, the ballot sometimes arrives after the election, not at all or if individuals are able to vote, sometimes their vote doesn't get counted. The factors complicating the process are many, Eric Eversole explains that it's not too late for military personnel to register for next month's election.