Dangerous A.I. 'God' Delusions as SEL & Data Mining Target Your Kids

Just when you thought misuse of A.I. technologies couldn't get any worse--you find out just how bad it is, with AI now data mining children in public schools for brainwashing purposes and to replace teachers.Show more

RC Williams, co-founder of Sherloc, and publisher of Watchmen On The Wall Weekly, joins Alex in this episode of Sentinel Report to discuss the dangers of A.I., and the harmful implications on people's spiritual beliefs.

He also points out that Christians MUST use their God-given talents in the technology field, to compete with Big Tech.

Next up founder of Truth In Education, Rhonda Thomas warns of what--or who—is behind SEL brainwashing in schools and what parents can do about it.

In news, Alex goes through:

--Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) Wednesday to run for president in 2024.

--Franklin Graham, Billy Graham's son, warned that "every demon from hell" has been "turned loose" in our culture today. In his keynote address at the opening session of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) International Christian Media Convention on Monday night, Rev. Franklin Graham urged pastors to stand on the word of God and urged Christians to be prepared. "There’s a storm coming, and we’ve all got to be prepared."

--New report by Illinois AG says almost 2,000 children were sexually abused by Catholic priests in Illinois since 1950, a shocking investigation by the state's Attorney General has found. Hundreds of clergy officials allegedly participated.

--I interviewed a wonderful Catholic priest a few weeks ago when we spoke at the First landing 1607 Project, Fr. James Altman, who was removed from his parish for refusing to shut down during Covid, He blasted the Vatican for defrocking great men like Frank Pavone, founder of Priests for Life, while doing little to nothing against child rapists. Also said pope was teaching "doctrines of demons."

--WHO will hold an important vote during its annual meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 21-30. If passed, the WHO will have unilateral authority to declare a pandemic — even over the objections of a nation, dictate how it will be addressed, and expand the control of this foreign body over 194 nations.
No one should wield this much power … especially considering the shocking ties of WHO to communism and terrorism! I’ll explain more below. The U.S. House has a bill that will stop this power grab dead in its tracks. HR 79 will withdraw the United States from the WHO and will stop all funding. We must demand members of Congress stop Biden from giving American sovereignty to WHO! — Mat

--According to Fox Business, if current Fed projections are accurate more than a million Americans will soon lose their jobs…
The most recent projections from the Fed show that officials expect unemployment to rise to 4.6% by the end of next year, up from the current rate of 3.5%.
That could mean more than 1 million Americans lose their jobs between now and the end of the year.

--Speaking of mass layoffs, they are already happening over at Fox as viewership craters: Fox News Just Axed Its Investigative Unit, Sources Say
More layoffs could still be on the way as the network tries to cut costs, insiders tell Rolling Stone. Fake news blaming bizarre Dominion settlement, but I don't buy it.

--Pay to Play to Write Climate Horror Stories:
Have you ever wondered why you only read apocalyptic climate stories in the mainstream media? So, did I.
Here is one reason why: Several liberal foundations ponied up $8 million and got at least 65 biased stories circulated worldwide with the AP brand for their money in just one year.
The AP reported that it would hire 20 new environmental writers with that money to create a "Climate SWAT Team" to promote climate alarm.
Funding was provided by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Quadrivium, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Walton Family Foundation in February 2022.

--Montana first to ban drag performers from reading to children in schools, libraries
Montana’s law is unique because — unlike new laws in Florida and Tennessee — it does not require drag performances to have a sexual element to be banned.