Project Sonshine!


This is "Miss Jane", a 93-year-old widow who lives in St. Kitts, West Indies. And this is her humble home. During our recent visit to St. Kitts, our Trunews team delivered food supplies to the poor in the village of Dieppe Bay. Miss Jane, a Believer in Jesus Christ, had no food in her house except some energy drinks, a small supply of rice, a few cookies and crackers, and salt and pepper. We gave her a generous supply of food. Miss Jane radiated with joy, happiness, and thanksgiving. She joyfully praised God for her humble little house and all that He does for her. Her neighbor across the street is another elderly and poverty-stricken widow whom we helped also.

Trunews is committed to building a duplex house for both widows. We'll also furnish it with comfortable furniture, appliances, air conditioning, and stock the shelves with plenty of food.

We invite you to become a part of Project Sonshine. Help us put some Christian sunshine in the lives of these two elderly widows in St. Kitts. Together, we will give Miss Jane and her widow neighbor the best years of their lives.

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"And ye shall hear of wars and rumors of wars: see that ye be not troubled:
for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet."
Matthew 24:6


China to modernise nuclear weapons capability

China is undertaking a dramatic overhaul of its nuclear weapons in an effort to modernise and expand its arsenal.

One of the world's leading arms control experts has said that the Chinese have realised that their nuclear weaponry has fallen behind those of other major powers and might not survive a first strike. Bates Gill, head of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri), said that as a result it was developing more flexible delivery systems, including from submarines, as well as the capacity to use multiple warheads. "Among the major nuclear powers China stands out in its effort to modernise, expand and improve its nuclear weapons capability,"...

China eyes overseas land in food push

Chinese companies will be encouraged to buy farmland abroad, particularly in Africa and South America, to help guarantee food security under a plan being considered by Beijing. A proposal drafted by the Ministry of Agriculture would make supporting offshore land acquisition by domestic agricultural companies a central government policy. Beijing already has similar policies to boost offshore investment by state-owned banks, manufacturers and oil companies, but offshore agricultural investment has so far been limited to a few small projects.

N.Korea warns of war threat over Seoul's new policy

MOSCOW, May 8 (RIA Novosti) - North Korea has warned that a new war on the Korean peninsula could occur should South Korea's conservative government continue aggravating tensions. "If military tension is aggravated, then clashes could crop up that could lead to a repeat of armed incidents... of June 25, 1950," the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said in a statement distributed Thursday. A three-year war hit the peninsula in 1950, and a truce was signed in 1953, but a peace treaty has yet to be concluded. North Korea blames new South...

U.S. worries Russia-Georgia dispute may get violent

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States fears there could be bloodshed in the dispute between Russia and ex-Soviet Georgia, a State Department official said on Thursday, as he urged Moscow to stop intimidating its southern neighbor. Acting Undersecretary of State Dan Fried said he does not believe the Russians want to go to war over Georgia's breakaway regions, and is sure that the Caucasus nation does not either. "But what we fear is that with so much tension, so many armed people in close proximity, and a record of provocations...

Pictured: Russian tanks roll through Red Square in first parade since Soviet era

Tanks, missiles and other heavy weaponry rolled through Moscow's Red Square today for its annual Victory Day celebrations - a show of muscle which has not been seen since the Soviet era. The parade honours the nine million Red Army soldiers who died in the Second World War - but the hour-long display of more than 100 tanks...

Ahmadinejad: Israel is a 'stinking corpse' doomed to disappear

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Thursday called Israel a "stinking corpse" which is doomed dissappear, as the state celebrated 60 years of independence. "Those who think they can revive the stinking corpse of the usurping and fake Israeli regime by throwing a birthday party are seriously mistaken," Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying by the official IRNA news agency. "Today the reason for the Zionist regime's existence is questioned, and this regime is on its way to annihilation," he said. Ahmadinejad added that Israel "has reached the end...

Al-Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Ayyub al-Masri captured

Iraqi forces claimed tonight to have arrested the head of Al-Qaeda in Iraq during an operation in the northern city of Mosul, one of the terrorist organisation’s last major hold-outs in the country. Abu Ayyub al-Masri, the nom de guerre of Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, was captured in a joint US-Iraqi operation, according to Iraqi military sources quoted by the Arabic news channel al-Arabiya. The US military said it could not confirm the information. Al-Masri’s death was reported by the Iraqi military last year and later proved to be wrong. Al-Masri, whose nickname literally means “the Egyptian”, took command of Al-Qaeda in Iraq after the US military killed his...

Pentagon Is Open to Moving More Marines to Afghanistan

The Marine Corps may begin shifting its major combat forces out of Iraq to focus on Afghanistan in 2009 if greater security in Iraq allows a reduction of Marines there, top Pentagon officials said yesterday. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Adm. Michael G. Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that the proposal by the Marine Corps commandant, Gen. James Conway...

Pentagon mum about destination of six-ship convoy

On Sunday, 5,500 sailors and Marines left San Diego on a six-ship convoy, though no one would say where they were headed, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. In a brief news conference, Navy Capt. Jonathan Padfield said he had not been told the ships’ destination, the Union-Tribune reported. Padfield said the deployment was a regular rotation, and the group was going...

US Soldiers: Pornography ban may hurt military morale

GRAFENWOHR, Germany -- Legislation that would restrict the sale of certain men's magazines on U.S. military bases around the world would be bad for morale, according to soldiers at Grafenwöhr. U.S. Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga., has introduced legislation that would close a loophole in the current law that allows the sale of some sexually explicit material on military bases by lowering the threshold...

US navy ships heading to Burma

FOUR US Navy ships steamed toward cyclone-stricken Burma today as the Bush administration stepped up pressure on the country's military junta to open the door to outside humanitarian assistance. Navy helicopters and air force cargo planes loaded with supplies and personnel also began arriving in nearby Thailand, where US officials established a staging point for possible humanitarian operations. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice phoned her Chinese counterpart to ask Beijing to persuade Burma to accept international aid for an...

Continuity of Government drill: Feds whisked away from Washington for top-secret mega-disaster drill

Thousands of key federal employees are being whisked from the Washington area by helicopter and car for a three-day test of their ability to run the government from remote locations during a disaster. The exodus, which began yesterday and will continue today, involves the White House and other parts of the executive branch. Congress and the judiciary are not part of the exercise, which is being overseen by the Department of Homeland Security. Since the late 1990s, every federal agency has been required to have a plan to quickly...

Who’s Who in Trilateral Commission

The Trilateral Commission: North American Group 2008 - Thomas S. Foley, North American Chairman; Peter Sutherland, European Chairman; Yotaro Kobayashi, Pacific Asia Chairman; Allan E. Gotlieb, North American Deputy Chairman; Herve De Carmo,y European Deputy Chairman; Han Sung-Joo, Pacific Asia Deputy Chairman; Lorenzo H. Zamibrano, North American Deputy Chairman; Ainijrzej Olechowski, European Deputy Chairman; Shijuro Ogata, Pacific Asia Deputy Chairman; David Rockefeller, Founder And Honorary Chairman;...

Global free market for food and energy faces biggest threat in decades

The global free market for food and energy is facing its biggest threat in decades as a host of countries push through draconian measures to hold down prices, raising fears of a new "resource nationalism" that could endanger world food security. India shocked the markets yesterday by suspending trading in futures contracts for a range of farm products in a bid to clamp down on alleged speculators and curb inflation, now running at 7.6pc. The country's Forward Markets Commission said contracts for soybean oil, chana (chickpeas), potatoes...

South Korean internet geeks trigger panic over US 'tainted beef' imports

Tens of thousands of young internet-obsessed South Koreans, whipped into a frenzy by alarmist television programmes, a complex scientific paper on genetics and a hyperactive online rumour-mill, have held candlelit vigils protesting against imports of American beef. Believing that the meat carries a high risk of BSE and that Koreans are genetically predisposed to contracting the linked Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, the online masses have taken to the streets, cursing America and demanding that their Government...

Fifth of UK bee colonies killed

British honeybees have been devastated by bad weather, stress and disease, with more than one in five colonies thought to have been killed off over the winter, according to the government and the British Beekeepers' Association. Annual colony loss figures have doubled in the past four years, from just over 6% in 2003 to nearly 12% in 2007. With 10% of colonies inspected so far this year...

Fed auctions $28.8B to ease credit

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Reserve has auctioned $28.77 billion in safe Treasury securities to big investment firms as part of an ongoing effort to ease credit problems. The auction - the sixth of its kind - was held Thursday and drew bids less than the $50 billion being made available. The reduction could be viewed as a sign of some improvement in credit conditions. In exchange for the 28-day loan of Treasury securities, bidding firms can put up more risky investments...

House Passes $300B Foreclosure Rescue

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House has passed a housing aid plan to provide $300 billion in refinanced mortgages for struggling homeowners. President Bush says he'll veto the bill. It passed 266-154 with support from 39 Republicans. The measure would let debt-ridden homeowners refinance into fixed-rate, government- backed mortgages they could afford. Congressional analysts say it could help as many as 500,000...

Oil hits new $125 high on production fears

Oil prices soared to fresh highs of more than $125 this morning, lifted by a new round of speculative buying after Opec brushed aside US calls for an increase in production, insisting that the market remained well-supplied. New York’s main oil futures contract, light sweet crude for June delivery, touched a high of $125.98 while London’s Brent crude contract hit an all-time record of $125.68.

Hitmen assassinate top Mexican police official

Hired hitmen, one wielding a pistol with a silencer, shot dead one of Mexico's top federal police officers at his home on Thursday, in a blow to President Felipe Calderon's fight against drug cartels. Three gunmen waited for regional commissioner Edgar Millan at his house in the capital and shot him nine times as he came home early in the morning and opened the door, government officials said. “They were hunting him,”...

Senator: Ban torture but give CIA leeway

WASHINGTON - Seeking to referee a stalemate over how the CIA can interrogate prisoners, a top Senate Republican says Congress should ban waterboarding and seven other abusive methods of interrogation but allow the spy agency some leeway in how it questions detainees. Missouri Sen. Kit Bond, the senior Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, outlined his proposal in nonbinding language accompanying...

RCMP subdue hospitalized man, 82, with Taser

An elderly man in Kamloops, B.C., was zapped three times on the torso by a police stun gun while lying on his hospital bed, CBC News has learned. Frank Lasser, 82, appeared fragile Thursday when he showed the Taser marks on his body and talked about the ordeal he went through Saturday. "They [police] should have known I had bypass surgery," Lasser told CBC News. Lasser has had heart surgery and needs to carry an apparatus...

Bad Moon Rising....How Rev. Moon seduced the Religious Right

CALIFORNIA – On March 23, 2004, Reverend Sun Myung Moon was proclaimed "King of Peace" at a coronation ceremony held in the Dirksen Senate Office Building. In attendance were twelve US lawmakers. In his speech, Moon proclaimed himself "humanity's Savior, Messiah, Returning Lord and True Parent." John Gorenfeld broke the story. With original reporting and new information available nowhere else, Bad Moon Rising: How Reverend Moon Created the Washington Times...

Ethics Committee Gives Sen. Vitter a Pass on Escort Service Allegations

WASHINGTON — The Senate Ethics Committee declined Thursday to investigate Sen. David Vitter, who was linked to an escort service whose owner was convicted in federal court and subsequently committed suicide. The committee said it declined to pursue the case because Vitter's conduct preceded his Senate service, did not result in charges against him and did not involve use of his public office or status for improper purposes. In a letter to Vitter, R-La...

State faces new headache over immunizing sect children

A state requirement that children in foster care be inoculated against disease has prompted another round of headaches for lawyers who represent 464 children taken from a polygamist ranch last month. Most children are immunized against diseases including chicken pox, polio, measles and smallpox before they start school. But many, if not most of the children of the...

TD Jakes: Don't stereotype black church after Wright comments

Black megachurch leader Bishop TD Jakes said on Monday that he was pained at seeing the African-American church portrayed negatively by the media. The media has painted the African-American church with a “broad, wide-ranging brush” as intolerant of other ethnic groups, divisive, and “filled with hostility”, complained Jakes in his commentary posted on CNN. Such views are, however, just based on...

Pothead: Teens turn human skull into marijuana bong

HOUSTON -- Three teenagers are accused of digging up a corpse, removing the head and using the skull as a bong to smoke marijuana, Houston police said. Kevin Jones is one of three teens accused of digging up a corpse and using its head to smoke marijuana. Matthew Richard Gonzalez and Kevin Wade Jones, both 17, and their 16-year-old friend were arrested...

Half a million computers infected with 'malware' in just seven days

Experts are warning internet users to be on their guard after more than half a million computers were infected with a single piece of malicious software. In just seven days more than 530,000 instances of a single booby-trapped file have been spotted by analysts at internet security company McAfee, leading them to claim it is the biggest outbreak for several years. The program works by posing as an ordinary media download...




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