Now The End Begins
The Trump Superstore Is Closing Because The People Have Stopped Coming, And It’s The Perfect Metaphor For His Rapidly Collapsing MAGA Presidency
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
As Trump’s Poll Numbers Collapse And MAGA Voters Walk Away, The Shuttering Trump Superstore Becomes The Perfect Metaphor For A Presidency Built On Broken Promises
Sometimes a single photograph tells the entire story. Standing beside Interstate 40 in Tennessee is a giant red banner announcing that the Trump Superstore is “GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,” with everything marked down 50 percent. It is more than the closing of another roadside novelty shop, far from it. It’s the Trump presidency in one brutally honest picture. Our 16th president Abraham Lincoln is credited with saying “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time”. Trump’s ‘moment in the sun’ appears to be darkening into night, and that’s bad news for the American people as our national ship becomes rudderless.
For two years, the Trump Superstore operated as a roadside shrine to the MAGA movement, overflowing with Trump hats, Trump flags, Trump shirts, Trump statues and seemingly every imaginable product capable of carrying the Trump name. During the movement’s high-water mark, people were reportedly lined up outside the door. Today, the merchandise is sitting unwanted on the shelves while the owner desperately attempts to liquidate it.
Owner Bill Hays finally admitted that the store is closing because of a “lack of business.” His employee was even more direct: “We’re not busy anymore.” He described Trump’s popularity as “dwindling, dwindling, dwindling.” That isn’t some fake news Democratic propaganda or liberal media speculation. That assessment came from inside the Trump Superstore itself. The Trump brand is now on clearance, and that makes this store the perfect metaphor for the rapidly collapsing Trump presidency.
As Trump’s Poll Numbers Collapse And MAGA Voters Walk Away, The Shuttering Trump Superstore Becomes The Perfect Metaphor For A Presidency Built On Broken Promises
Sometimes a single photograph tells the entire story. Standing beside Interstate 40 in Tennessee is a giant red banner announcing that the Trump Superstore is “GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,” with everything marked down 50 percent. It is more than the closing of another roadside novelty shop, far from it. It’s the Trump presidency in one brutally honest picture. Our 16th president Abraham Lincoln is credited with saying “You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time”. Trump’s ‘moment in the sun’ appears to be darkening into night, and that’s bad news for the American people as our national ship becomes rudderless.
“Put not your trust in princes, nor in the son of man,
in whom there is no help.” Psalm 146:3 (KJV)
in whom there is no help.” Psalm 146:3 (KJV)
For two years, the Trump Superstore operated as a roadside shrine to the MAGA movement, overflowing with Trump hats, Trump flags, Trump shirts, Trump statues and seemingly every imaginable product capable of carrying the Trump name. During the movement’s high-water mark, people were reportedly lined up outside the door. Today, the merchandise is sitting unwanted on the shelves while the owner desperately attempts to liquidate it.
Owner Bill Hays finally admitted that the store is closing because of a “lack of business.” His employee was even more direct: “We’re not busy anymore.” He described Trump’s popularity as “dwindling, dwindling, dwindling.” That isn’t some fake news Democratic propaganda or liberal media speculation. That assessment came from inside the Trump Superstore itself. The Trump brand is now on clearance, and that makes this store the perfect metaphor for the rapidly collapsing Trump presidency.
Harbinger’s Daily
Shifting Geopolitical Landscape: Examining The ‘Abraham Accords’ Through A Biblical Lens
By Mark henry: “Father Abraham had many sons…” This beloved Christian children’s song recalls God’s promise in Genesis 12 to make Abraham a great nation and ultimately bless “all the families of the earth,” which was fulfilled through Jesus. Unfortunately, some mistakenly assume this blessing teaches God’s universal acceptance of all people regardless of faith. Scripture clarifies that spiritual sonship comes exclusively through faith in Christ, not ethnic background (Galatians 3:6-29).
This same misunderstanding of God’s covenant shows up in modern politics, most notably in the diplomatic agreements known as the “Abraham Accords.”
The Abraham Accords are a series of agreements intended to normalize diplomatic relations between Israel and its neighboring Arab and Islamic countries. Because Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all trace (or claim to trace) part of their religious heritage to Abraham, the Accords seek to encourage nations shaped by these traditions to pursue shared interests despite their political and religious differences. The hope for regional unity on diplomatic grounds may be politically pragmatic. However, it proceeds without regard for God’s purposes, promises, and prophetic plans for Israel as presented in Scripture.
This same misunderstanding of God’s covenant shows up in modern politics, most notably in the diplomatic agreements known as the “Abraham Accords.”
The Abraham Accords are a series of agreements intended to normalize diplomatic relations between Israel and its neighboring Arab and Islamic countries. Because Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all trace (or claim to trace) part of their religious heritage to Abraham, the Accords seek to encourage nations shaped by these traditions to pursue shared interests despite their political and religious differences. The hope for regional unity on diplomatic grounds may be politically pragmatic. However, it proceeds without regard for God’s purposes, promises, and prophetic plans for Israel as presented in Scripture.
Prophecy News Watch
Israel Won’t Let Turkey Become The New Iran In Syria
By PNW Staff: For years, Israel's greatest concern in Syria was Iran.
Iranian forces, weapons depots, missile infrastructure and supply routes to Hezbollah gradually transformed Syria into a potential forward operating base against the Jewish state. Israel responded with hundreds of airstrikes designed to prevent that military infrastructure from becoming permanently entrenched.
But Syria has changed.
Iran's influence has been dramatically weakened following the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Yet the power vacuum has not remained empty.
Turkey is moving in.
Iranian forces, weapons depots, missile infrastructure and supply routes to Hezbollah gradually transformed Syria into a potential forward operating base against the Jewish state. Israel responded with hundreds of airstrikes designed to prevent that military infrastructure from becoming permanently entrenched.
But Syria has changed.
Iran's influence has been dramatically weakened following the fall of Bashar al-Assad. Yet the power vacuum has not remained empty.
Turkey is moving in.
Israel 365 News
What Is A Zionist?
By Joshua Wander: What exactly is a Zionist? It sounds like a simple question, but today it has become one of the most loaded questions in Jewish life. People are harassed and targeted for being “Zionists,” while others walk proudly through the streets declaring that they are Zionists. Our enemies increasingly insist that they are not antisemitic, merely “anti-Zionist.” Yet before we argue about Zionism, perhaps we should first decide what the word actually means.
The conventional historical answer begins with Theodor Herzl and modern political Zionism. Herzl’s Der Judenstaat, The Jewish State, gave political expression to the idea that the Jewish people required national sovereignty in their ancestral homeland. That movement produced the Zionist Congresses, successive waves of Aliyah and ultimately the State of Israel in 1948. In a modern political-science textbook, that is a reasonable place to begin. But it is certainly not where Zionism began for the Jewish people.
I would argue that the first Zionist was Avraham Avinu. Hashem tells him, “Lech lecha me’artzecha… el ha’aretz asher areka” — “Go forth from your land… to the land that I will show you.” The Jewish story begins with a Jew being commanded to leave his birthplace and journey to Eretz Yisrael. Long before Herzl, Basel or the word “Zionism,” the Torah connected the destiny of the Jewish people with a particular Land.
From there, the theme never disappears. The prophets describe the Jewish people being scattered and ultimately gathered home. King David made Jerusalem the center of Jewish national life. Ezra and Nechemiah called Jews back from exile. For nearly two thousand years Jews prayed facing Jerusalem three times every day, begging Hashem to gather the dispersed of Israel and rebuild Jerusalem. Every Pesach Seder and Yom Kippur ends with “L’Shanah Haba’ah B’Yerushalayim” — “Next year in Jerusalem.”
The conventional historical answer begins with Theodor Herzl and modern political Zionism. Herzl’s Der Judenstaat, The Jewish State, gave political expression to the idea that the Jewish people required national sovereignty in their ancestral homeland. That movement produced the Zionist Congresses, successive waves of Aliyah and ultimately the State of Israel in 1948. In a modern political-science textbook, that is a reasonable place to begin. But it is certainly not where Zionism began for the Jewish people.
I would argue that the first Zionist was Avraham Avinu. Hashem tells him, “Lech lecha me’artzecha… el ha’aretz asher areka” — “Go forth from your land… to the land that I will show you.” The Jewish story begins with a Jew being commanded to leave his birthplace and journey to Eretz Yisrael. Long before Herzl, Basel or the word “Zionism,” the Torah connected the destiny of the Jewish people with a particular Land.
From there, the theme never disappears. The prophets describe the Jewish people being scattered and ultimately gathered home. King David made Jerusalem the center of Jewish national life. Ezra and Nechemiah called Jews back from exile. For nearly two thousand years Jews prayed facing Jerusalem three times every day, begging Hashem to gather the dispersed of Israel and rebuild Jerusalem. Every Pesach Seder and Yom Kippur ends with “L’Shanah Haba’ah B’Yerushalayim” — “Next year in Jerusalem.”
Geller Report
California’s K–12 Ethnic Studies Mandate Is An Antisemitic Indoctrination Machine
By Pamela Geller: This is why young Americans have gone so off the rails. The public school system needs to be dismantled.
Bay Area district’s ethnic studies curriculum blames ‘settler colonialism’ for ‘Palestinian dispossession’ “This curriculum is another reminder that ethnic studies is a far-left political program meant to turn children into activists for left-wing causes,” Rhyen Staley, of Defending Education, told JNS.
Jihad Watch
Jews May Now Bring Prayer Books To The Temple Mount
By Hugh Fitzgerald: When the IDF captured the Old City of Jerusalem in the Six-Day War, the then Defense Minister, Moshe Dayan, aware of how stunned the Arabs were at their humiliating defeat, wanted to avoid further upsetting them. So he decided, on his own, that there would be restrictions placed on Jews wishing to visit the Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif). First, he decreed that Jews would not be allowed to bring prayer books or other religious paraphernalia with them onto the Mount. Second, they were forbidden even from silently mouthing prayers. Third, while Muslims could visit the Mount, and pray at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, at any time, except when security concerns led to temporary restrictions, Jews were restricted to visiting from Sunday to Thursday. Furthermore, their visits were limited to 4½ hours in summer, and four hours in winter.
Dayan’s restrictions were unwise. Yes, the Arabs were reeling from their defeat but it was precisely then, when they were in such a state of weakness and confusion, that Israel should should not have provided them with such concessions. It was, rather, the time for Israel to press home its victory in the Six-Day War. June 1967 is when Jews should have been given the right to bring their prayerbooks, and to pray openly, on the Temple Mount, and also to visit the site not for a few hours, but all day, from Sunday to Thursday.
Now that intolerable ban on Jewish prayer at the Mount has been lifted.
Dayan’s restrictions were unwise. Yes, the Arabs were reeling from their defeat but it was precisely then, when they were in such a state of weakness and confusion, that Israel should should not have provided them with such concessions. It was, rather, the time for Israel to press home its victory in the Six-Day War. June 1967 is when Jews should have been given the right to bring their prayerbooks, and to pray openly, on the Temple Mount, and also to visit the site not for a few hours, but all day, from Sunday to Thursday.
Now that intolerable ban on Jewish prayer at the Mount has been lifted.
End Of The American Dream
By Michael Snyder: This has been one of the craziest years in any of our lifetimes. World War III is literally playing out right in front of our eyes, this has been the worst year for wildfires that the western half of the country has experienced, severe hunger is on the rise all over the globe, the Ebola outbreak in Africa is now the second largest of all time,
and we just continue to get hammered by one natural disaster after another. This is what a “perfect storm” looks like, and it just keeps intensifying.
In 2020, 10.27 million acres burned in the United States, and that established a brand new record.
In 2026, we are on pace to absolutely smash that old record.
Through August 18th, more than 7.2 million acres have already burned in the United States.
We are way ahead of the pace set in 2020.
In fact, we are way ahead of the pace of any of the last 10 years.
Of course it isn’t just America that is burning. 2026 has been a year when gigantic wildfires have been raging all over the planet.
and we just continue to get hammered by one natural disaster after another. This is what a “perfect storm” looks like, and it just keeps intensifying.
In 2020, 10.27 million acres burned in the United States, and that established a brand new record.
In 2026, we are on pace to absolutely smash that old record.
Through August 18th, more than 7.2 million acres have already burned in the United States.
We are way ahead of the pace set in 2020.
In fact, we are way ahead of the pace of any of the last 10 years.
Of course it isn’t just America that is burning. 2026 has been a year when gigantic wildfires have been raging all over the planet.
Hope For Our Times
They Said This Would Never Happen...
Now It’s Everywhere
Now It’s Everywhere
The Truth Daily News: News through the lens of the Bible.
Pastor Tom Hughes is joined by Dr. David Reagan to examine the growing rise of global anti-Semitism and what it means in light of Bible prophecy. Dr. Reagan explains why hatred of the Jewish people has persisted throughout history and how Scripture reveals that Israel remains central to God’s prophetic plan. They discuss the fulfillment of prophecies concerning the regathering of the Jewish people, the restoration of Israel, the revival of the Hebrew language, the reclamation of the land, Israel’s return to Jerusalem, and its growing importance on the world stage.
Pastor Tom and Dr. Reagan also address the dangers of replacement theology, the importance of studying Bible prophecy, and how the promise of Christ’s return should motivate believers toward holiness, evangelism, and living with an attitude of hope. They also tackle the Palestinian narrative surrounding Israel’s land, historical claims about Jewish ownership and settlement, and the biblical promises concerning the land of Israel. Dr. Reagan emphasizes that despite the growing opposition against Israel, God has promised the survival of the Jewish people and will ultimately bring a remnant of Israel to faith in Yeshua.
Pastor Tom Hughes is joined by Dr. David Reagan to examine the growing rise of global anti-Semitism and what it means in light of Bible prophecy. Dr. Reagan explains why hatred of the Jewish people has persisted throughout history and how Scripture reveals that Israel remains central to God’s prophetic plan. They discuss the fulfillment of prophecies concerning the regathering of the Jewish people, the restoration of Israel, the revival of the Hebrew language, the reclamation of the land, Israel’s return to Jerusalem, and its growing importance on the world stage.
Pastor Tom and Dr. Reagan also address the dangers of replacement theology, the importance of studying Bible prophecy, and how the promise of Christ’s return should motivate believers toward holiness, evangelism, and living with an attitude of hope. They also tackle the Palestinian narrative surrounding Israel’s land, historical claims about Jewish ownership and settlement, and the biblical promises concerning the land of Israel. Dr. Reagan emphasizes that despite the growing opposition against Israel, God has promised the survival of the Jewish people and will ultimately bring a remnant of Israel to faith in Yeshua.
The Paul McGuire Report
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About Paul McGuire: Join Internationally Recognized Prophecy Expert, Minister, Speaker and Author, Paul McGuire as he analyzes current events through the lens of Bible Prophecy.
Behold Israel
Bible Prophecy Q&A:
Israel, the Rapture & Ezekiel 38
Israel, the Rapture & Ezekiel 38
Amir Tsarfati: Are today's conflicts preparing the world for the war described in Ezekiel 38? This Q&A tackles major questions surrounding Israel's future, the Tribulation, the pre-Tribulation versus pre-wrath Rapture, the Millennial Kingdom, God's promises to Israel, and whether today's natural disasters have prophetic significance. As Israel grows stronger while its enemies reposition themselves, Scripture provides the framework for understanding what comes next.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. A former Deputy Governor of Jericho and IDF officer (hostage negotiator). He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. A former Deputy Governor of Jericho and IDF officer (hostage negotiator). He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.