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Rick brings on Juan O’Savin…
Introduction and Juan’s early reading experiences
Rick introduces the show, mentioning the release of RFK files and upcoming events on June 14th.
Juan begins by sharing his childhood love for reading, particularly how he discovered Emanuel Velikovsky’s book ‘Worlds in Collision’ at a young age.
He explains that this controversial book, which connected biblical events with cosmic phenomena, was initially boycotted by American scientists before gaining widespread popularity in the mid-1960s.
Velikovsky’s ‘Worlds in Collision’ and its impact on Juan’s worldview
Juan elaborates on how Velikovsky’s book tied together religious history with celestial events, suggesting that many biblical occurrences were actually cosmic phenomena that affected Earth’s geology and human development.
He explains how the book proposed that events like Pangea’s breakup were more recent than commonly believed, and how these cosmic events shaped religious understanding and national development throughout history.
Cosmic phenomena and alternative theories about Mars and Saturn0
Juan shares his theories about Mars being a former moon of a larger planet (now the asteroid belt) and references the Book of Enoch regarding ‘Titans’ awaiting judgment.
He suggests Saturn’s rings might be an incomplete space station built by an advanced race.
Juan uses these examples to illustrate how cosmic events can dramatically alter planetary and human history.
The story of Tina Peters and election integrity
Juan transitions to discussing Tina Peters, a Mesa County Clerk who won election without establishment support and improved local services.
He explains how Peters initially defended voting machines but became concerned about election integrity.
Against official advice, she made backup copies of Dominion voting machines before and after a software update, discovering that approximately 28,000 files were deleted during the update.
International election fraud revelations
Juan reveals that defectors from Serbia have come forward claiming involvement in manipulating the 2020 election across 71 countries.
He explains that these individuals worked under Venezuelan, Cuban, and Chinese direction from Serbia, where Dominion’s headquarters is located.
Juan states that Peters’ preserved records helped verify these defectors’ claims by providing evidence of tampering within the voting systems.
Global implications of election manipulation
Juan describes the far-reaching consequences of election manipulation, affecting over half the world’s population directly and the rest indirectly.
He claims this manipulation has influenced wars, economic decisions, technological development, medical treatments, and even religious leadership. Juan frames this as a spiritual battle where God is working through seemingly small actions like Peters’ to bring about massive change.
Call to action for Christians and prayer
Juan calls on Christians to participate in ensuring election integrity in 2026 and beyond, advocating for hand-counted paper ballots in small precincts.
He leads a prayer asking for divine intervention in the coming events that will reshape the world, and for protection and guidance for believers during this time of turmoil.
Financial advice and closing remarks
Juan offers financial advice, noting that during recent geopolitical tensions, silver increased in value while gold, Bitcoin, and markets declined.
He recommends physical silver coins as a stable investment during coming turmoil, suggesting it could increase in value more significantly than other investments.
Juan mentions his wife’s website jennifermac.com where his books are available, including a new Japanese edition.
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