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Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
Entonces, la gente llorando por los DDHH de unos pandilleros sanguinarios haitianos pero, por cristianos asesinados en Nigeria, sólo por sus creencias, no.
Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
Them: “Your so lucky!”
Me: “Nah.. it ain’t luck, I got God on my side.”
Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
I'm so impressed by how she stayed so calm and didn't match this woman's bad energy! 🙏🏼
Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
They sentenced her to 14 years in prison using Islamic jurisprudence, even though they knew she was a Christian and she had only advised an adult about her faith, yet the world is silent about it.
Please repost; let the world know.
Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
There’s a Christian genocide across Africa.
Valeria Coronel Herrera retweeted
How is it that the two most spineless and conniving characters in the entire series have actors with more integrity and dignity than the entire leading cast of heroes
Truly remarkable
Jason Isaacs completely refused to join the public "pile-on" against J.K. Rowling, arguing that real life is far too complicated for instant internet cancellations
Jason Isaacs thinks his former acting colleagues are doing exactly that: stabbing J.K. Rowling in the back. Kicking her while she’s down, turning on her now that it’s become “fashionable,” and speaking badly of her. He doesn’t necessarily even agree with her controversial views. But as a matter of principle, he won’t throw her under a bus.
“There’s a lot to say about Jo,” Isaacs told the Telegraph when asked about Rowling, using her first name (Joanne). “You know, I play complicated people, and I’m drawn to complicated people. I don’t want to get pulled into the trans issue and talk about it, because it’s such an extraordinary minefield.”
He went on to mention some of Rowling’s good works.
"She has her view, and I have mine," Isaacs continued.
"They differ on many levels. But one thing people should also know about her, and I'm not saying it as a counter-argument, is that through her charity Lumos she has given a huge part of her fortune to making the world better for hundreds of thousands of vulnerable children.
And that is unquestionably a good thing. Many of us Harry Potter actors have worked with it and seen the work she does up close."
What Isaacs did is truly admirable: he refused to hand the press yet another juicy story about a former franchise actor publicly discrediting J.K. Rowling. Instead, he did something rare in today's bloodthirsty clickbait world. He pointed out the good in a person, accepted that they disagree, and moved on. Nicely done!
