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Here's a good tool:
http://www.e-sword.net/
It's an electronic Bible Study resource package.  You can download add-ons including several translations of the Bible, maps and commentaries from various authors through the centuries, and some have Strong's Numbers references in the translations themselves.  You download the add-ons through the program itself on the Downloads menu.  Commentaries on Revelation, of course, have a tendency to be either Preterist, Futurist, or Adventist.  I recommend only downloading commentaries from those who you believe to know the truth or just do without.

Reminds me of William Tapley "Third Eagle of the Apocalypse" and "co-prophet of the End Times."

http://www.youtube.com/user/thirdeaglebooks

The guy has a creepiness about him that makes me think he's more than just a mere false prophet, but something akin to a puppet, something gives him his thoughts.  With the rise of the internet, more and more false prophets have emerged.  It seems every commenter on YouTube is preaching that the Anti-Christ is the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church.  Luckily that's still a fringe group as most people don't comment on YouTube videos due to all the racist comments and fighting that goes on there.

The internet, in my opinion, is probably the most dangerous place to be in the modern world.

http://www.worldslastchance.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheWLCvideos?blend=2&ob=1

This site has been around for a while, has it's own community.  Started out years ago as a SDA site focusing on Ellen White's teachings on end times prophecy and the Bible.  Then it changed into a Lunar Sabbath cult and a part of it split off from WLC and attempted to make their own site, taking the site's graphic designer with them.  It appears, however, they got a new one and they are still convincing a lot of people on YouTube of their teachings regarding end times prophecy.  One of their videos about the Lunar Sabbath has over a million views.

Yeah, a lot of them blame 9/11 and the Oklahoma City Bombing on Jews.  Antisemitism is becoming rampant in the world these days.

I just wonder what is causing all of these conspiracy theorists to rise up?  I remember Alex Jones (one of the figureheads of NWO conspiracies) supposedly having ties to Pakistan, but all references appear to have been scrubbed from the internet.  Charlie Sheen, Chuck Norris, Rosie O'Donnell, and Jesse Ventura are all well known conspiracy theorists.  Glenn Beck is probably the only pro-Jew conspiracy theorist that I can name but that's probably because he recognizes the true threat of extremist Islam and subversive politics.

I do think that if things continue as they are in America that the country will either destabilize and collapse into its individual states like Rome OR there will be a civil war between Conservatives and Liberals that will devastate us.  I'm certain the Federal Government doesn't want this to happen and will eventually find a way to reform to the liking of the citizens.  Just so long as it's not a fascist dictatorship and that it still upholds the Bill of Rights then there should be no real problem.  Consider me a cautious optimist on that front.

Hello, my name is Samuel, though I'm known online mostly by "hppav"  I have been giving a lot of attention to the fall of the Church and the rise of alternative belief systems such as the New Age Movement, Esoteric Christianity, Benjamin Creme, Gnosticism, and the Alien Abduction religions, all of which I believe to be created and/or motivated by demons or even Satan himself, such as with Gnosticism where in the "Hypostasis of the Archons" it is revealed that the they were rescued by a light-bearer calling itself Eleleth. (2 Corinthians 11:14 And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.) I also personally believe he has a hand in shaping the various Conspiracy Theories out there as all of them are Anti-Jewish and Anti-American Government.

I will admit it is most disturbing to see people proclaiming that they are God, and so-called Christians saying that "There are multiple routes to heaven"