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This is not ok
OMG. Dead End Paranormal Park, a show on Netflix, is pushing pro-transgender on CHILDREN.
This show is advertised for 7-YEAR-OLDS
It’s being promoted on @netflix kids now.
Parents- BEWARE
1998 movie & Charlie Kirk's assassination? What THe 😱 a sniper plot that kills Charles Kirkland—a politico gunned down, single shot to the neck at a mid-event in a packed arena at the Trump Taj Mahal arena in Atlantic City. #CharlieKirk #SnakeEyes
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Online streamer Destiny has a tour scheduled to follow Turning Point USA around and harass them at their events
Here’s Destiny calling for Trump supporters to be shot and killed and says that anyone who disagrees with his politics can and should be censored and deplatformed
In the Book of Daniel, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon had a dream of a colossal statue, which the prophet Daniel interpreted as a divine revelation of successive world empires (Daniel 2:31-45). The statue's head was made of gold, representing Babylon itself; its chest and arms of silver symbolized the Medo-Persian Empire; the belly and thighs of bronze stood for Greece under Alexander the Great; and the legs of iron depicted the Roman Empire, known for its unmatched military strength and authoritarian rule. Finally, the feet and toes were composed of iron mixed with clay—a peculiar blend signifying a final empire that would be powerful like iron but inherently fragile and divided, as iron does not mix well with clay. As Daniel explained: "And as the toes of the feet were partly of iron and partly of clay, so the kingdom shall be partly strong and partly fragile... they will not adhere to one another, just as iron does not mix with clay" (Daniel 2:42-43, NKJV). This mixture suggests a realm of great might but plagued by internal divisions, lacking the unified, top-down authority of its predecessors.
Historically, empires like Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome were typically governed by a single, absolute ruler—an authoritarian "head" dictating from the pinnacle of power. In contrast, consider the modern Anglo-American alliance, often viewed as the dominant global force since the decline of the British Empire and the rise of the United States. This "empire" operates under democratic principles, where power is distributed among elected representatives, diverse ideologies coexist, and individual states or regions maintain their own laws while submitting to a federal or overarching structure. This setup fosters strength through innovation, military prowess, and economic influence—much like iron—but it is fractured by ideological clashes, partisan gridlock, cultural divisions, and regional autonomy, akin to brittle clay. Could this represent the fulfillment of Daniel's prophecy? The internal fragmentation, from political polarization to social unrest, mirrors the statue's unstable feet, poised for the divine intervention Daniel foretold: a stone "cut out without hands" that shatters the statue and establishes God's eternal kingdom (Daniel 2:44-45).
In today's polarized landscape, we hear repeated calls for figures like Donald Trump to "do something"—but what exactly? The ambiguity reflects a deeper hunt for a savior or decisive leader amid uncertainty. Time alone will reveal the outcomes, but the rhetoric escalates tensions. For years, accusations of "Nazi" have been hurled at the right, fueling resentment; in response, some on the right advocate dismantling the Democratic Party or mainstream media, viewing them as existential threats. Yet, a notable minority—perhaps 20% of those on the left—disavow such extremes, insisting that true progressive values reject violence and do not align blindly with party lines. Tragically, a majority on the left appear to be happy and some even celebrate this violence deepening the divide.
No one knows what is going on what If the shooter was part of a false flag operation, it could be designed to amplify division, exploiting high emotions to push through restrictive measures under the guise of order. Chaos often paves the way for lawfare overhauls, as history shows. But this is just speculation, If not a false flag, the perpetrator seems to fit a profile of leftist extremism: harboring deep-seated hatred for conservatives, embodying moral degeneracy, likely voting Democrat but could be one of those partyless leftist anarchist who just want to burn down the entire system and live in chaos. Compounding this, media outlets amplify narratives on gun violence, spotlighting events like the school shooting that claimed two lives mere hours after the Kirk incident. Opportunists seize these tragedies to advocate for new gun laws, framing them as necessary safeguards while ignoring broader societal roots.
What do we truly see here? A microcosm of humanity's enduring strife, where division isn't merely political but symptomatic of deeper flaws.This turmoil traces back to the dawn of humanity, as recorded in Genesis. The fall of man introduced sin into the world (Genesis 3:1-19), and one of the first documented acts was Cain's murder of his brother Abel, driven by envy and hatred. As Scripture recounts: "Cain rose up against Abel his brother and killed him... And the Lord said to Cain, 'Where is Abel your brother?' He said, 'I do not know. Am I my brother’s keeper?'" (Genesis 4:8-9, NKJV). God did not intervene to prevent it, respecting human free will, though He later confronted Cain with regret and consequence (Genesis 4:10-15). From there, violence and division spiraled downward, embedding sin as an inherent "disability" in our nature— a predisposition to selfishness, strife, and moral failure that no human system can fully eradicate.
This is why earthly solutions fall short; only God can resolve the chaos wrought by sin. We stand on the precipice of redemption, with the cornerstone already laid through Jesus Christ's sacrifice. As prophesied throughout the Old Testament and fulfilled in the New, "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life" (John 3:16, NKJV). The signs of the end times—wars, rumors of wars, moral decay, and false messiahs (Matthew 24:3-14)—align with our era, signaling that divine intervention is near.
As a Christian, I reject the false rhetoric peddled by mainstream Christianity, which Jesus Himself warned would proliferate in the last days: “Take heed that no one deceives you. For many will come in My name… and will deceive many” (Matthew 24:4-5, NKJV). This world system, orchestrated by Satan—“the god of this age” who “has blinded the minds of the unbelievers” (2 Corinthians 4:4, NKJV)—seeks to infiltrate and corrupt true worship. Satan’s strategy is deliberate: to capture hearts, distort biblical truth, and marginalize those who hold fast to God’s Word. Far from guiding people to salvation, much of mainstream Christianity erects barriers, preventing individuals from discovering the authentic hope Scripture offers. As Jesus cautioned, “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven” (Matthew 7:21, NKJV).
I firmly believe God will resolve humanity’s plight, not by abandoning His creation but by restoring it. He created angels and then humans in His image (Genesis 1:26-27), not to discard them for an oversimplified fate of eternal reward in heaven or punishment in hell. The mainstream Christian notion that all souls are destined for either heaven or eternal torment contradicts the clear consequences God outlined at humanity’s fall. When Adam disobeyed, God declared, “For dust you are, and to dust you shall return” (Genesis 3:19, NKJV). The penalty was death—a return to nonexistence—not unending suffering in a fiery hell. Scripture confirms, “The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23, NKJV).
The doctrine of eternal torment raises profound questions about God’s justice and compassion. Satan, the “father of lies” (John 8:44, NKJV), willfully rebelled against God with full knowledge and power as a perfect angelic being. Yet, mainstream teaching claims he rules a kingdom where he tortures humans—born with inherited sin through no choice of their own (Romans 5:12)—for eternity. Consider a person who, perhaps unrepentant, lives a life shaped by a fallen world, reaching 95 years old, burdened by disease and pain, only to face endless agony after death for finite sins. This portrayal of God as cruel contradicts His nature: “The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love” (Psalm 103:8, NKJV). God told Adam the consequence of disobedience was death, not torture: a return to dust, a state of unconsciousness, as Ecclesiastes 9:5 states, “The dead know nothing… their love, their hatred, and their envy have now perished” (NKJV). Those who reject God’s Kingdom face this same fate—nonexistence, not eternal suffering.
God’s plan is to restore His creation, not to abandon it. Jesus taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10, NKJV), pointing to a tangible, earthly restoration. This aligns with prophecies like Isaiah 65:17-25, which envisions “new heavens and a new earth” where “the wolf and the lamb shall feed together… and they shall not hurt nor destroy in all My holy mountain” (NKJV). Similarly, Psalm 37:29 promises, “The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell in it forever” (NKJV). This paradise will be a world of peace, health, and eternal life, free from sin’s curse. While a select few—the “chosen ones”—will rule with Christ in heaven (Revelation 14:1-4; 20:4-6), the vast majority of the faithful will enjoy eternal life on a perfected earth, as Revelation 21:3-4 declares: “Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will dwell with them… God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying” (NKJV).
Mainstream Christianity’s distortions, driven by Satan’s influence, obscure God’s compassionate plan. True believers must turn to Scripture, rejecting false doctrines like eternal torment and embracing the hope of a restored earth under God’s Kingdom. Let us pray for His will to be done and prepare to live forever in a world made new, guided by His justice and love.
Also people must cross-reference versus to check for consistency and know what is symbolic and what is literal. I believe there is a select few who will rule alongside Christ in heaven over the new earth, the "chosen ones" or anointed—will rule with Christ in heaven, and the apostles are the first of the chosen the foundational members (Revelation 14:1-5; 20:4-6). But this is the minority; the vast majority of faithful humanity will inherit eternal life on a perfected earth, forever young, healthy, and free from sin's curse (Psalm 37:10-11, 29: "But the meek shall inherit the earth, and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace... The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell in it forever"). Under God's Kingdom, governed by Christ, peace will reign (Isaiah 9:6-7). And beyond? The universe awaits—vast and unexplored. As 1 Corinthians 2:9 declares: "Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man the things which God has prepared for those who love Him" (NKJV). Imagine the wonders: exploration, creation, fellowship in a sinless cosmos, all under divine guidance.
In this light, the current divisions are but the prophesied birth pangs in the last days (Matthew 24:8), urging us toward faith, repentance, and anticipation of God's ultimate victory.
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Today’s scary sea-level rise images show 145 years of catastrophic climate change at Bondi Beach looking north towards Ben Buckler Point. 😱
Just imagine how cheap those units must be going for at Ben Buckler Point given that the Climate prophesy foretells they are about to go under.
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The persistent anxiety AI bros harbor about being relegated to a “permanent underclass” is not misplaced.
Within the fiat monetary system, the material abundance produced by AI will inevitably concentrate in a narrow, centralized elite rather than disseminate to humanity at large. But what the AI bros fail to grasp is that this outcome is a consequence of the monetary system they choose to participate in and continually reinforce.
In the fiat system, the harder one works and the more value one creates, the more one strengthens the very system extracting it from them. In a truly free market, genuine value creation should be deflationary, with productivity gains and technological progress lowering costs and increasing abundance. But fiat demands perpetual inflation and cannot allow the extreme deflation that advances such as AI and automation would naturally produce. If deflation were allowed, the real debt burden would become too immense, triggering a chain of defaults and a systemic collapse.
Inflation is therefore the only release valve to keep the system afloat, and it is the function that drives wealth centralization toward existing asset holders, creating a two-tiered class structure.
The only real solution to escape the “permanent underclass” is to leave fiat entirely and store one’s value in Bitcoin, a fixed, decentralized, energy-backed monetary protocol where technological abundance accrues to participants through falling prices over time.
In a world of accelerating abundance, Bitcoin is the only fixed constant, a point of scarcity in a sea of plenty. Because its supply never changes while everything else becomes more abundant, each unit commands an ever-larger share of the world’s goods, services, and capabilities.
This is not something that will happen. This is something that is occurring in real time. Priced in Bitcoin, everything is getting cheaper. Forever.
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If Australia is responsible for "climate change" then it should work both ways - and we should be able to send them an invoice, since Tuvalu has grown 72 hectares over the past four decades.
So the Australia Institute is about to release a documentary about Tuvalu ?
I wonder if the Australia Institute will tell the truth and admit that Tuvalu is not sinking - and that it’s actual growing in size ?
Will they refer to the peer-reviewed science that found over the past four decades that there was "a net increase in land area in Tuvalu of 73.5 ha (2.9%)"
And that islands of Tuvalu "are dynamic features that will persist as sites for habitation over the next century"
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Or will they ignore the science and peddle disinformation, superstition and fear - as normal - advocating for policies that will only impoverish Australia, but enable their wealthy financial backers to line their pockets with billions more in subsidies from taxpayers ?
Anyone want a bet ?
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The true history of the Jeffrey Epstein case, from America’s most honest historian. Darryl Cooper, live. Thursday, 8PM Eastern.
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Atomic Wallet Lawsuits: Defining Consumer Rights in the Wake of the Crypto Breach - Read more at legalrightsguru.io/blog/atom…
CHinese sycophant, exactly what the left is. COngrats Australia for voting in YET AGAIN, the uni-party
If this trump admin doesn't at least get all the people who were involved in the assassination attempts, that would be an embarrassing failure. @Kash_Patel @FBIDirectorKash
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BREAKING: Mayo Clinic @MayoClinic just renamed their DEI office to the “Office of Belonging” to circumvent Trump’s EOs. It has the same director and they accidentally forgot to change it on one webpage which we found.
They’re trying to rebrand DEI. They receive BILLIONS of federal dollars.
This needs to be investigated. @HHSGov @DOGE
Here’s the before and after:
Has there been ANY SINGLE PERSON from the political left going to jail ANYONE .. the right has had many political prisoners.
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Leftist lunatic caught on camera throwing a bottle at a Tesla.
You know what to do internet!
Where is the CLIMATE CULT..
Pathetic greenies
youtu.be/SkyGyhJ_rig?si=TF3J…
