Mark Reeder

@IDF It could be someone dressed as an IDF soldier but actually working for Hezbollah. Remember, Islam teaches that lying to infidels - which would include false flag operations - is permitted.

Following the completion of an initial examination regarding a photograph published earlier today of an IDF soldier harming a Christian symbol, it was determined that the photograph depicts an IDF soldier operating in southern Lebanon. The IDF views the incident with great severity and emphasizes that the soldier’s conduct is wholly inconsistent with the values expected of its troops. The incident is being investigated by the Northern Command and is currently being addressed through the chain of command. Appropriate measures will be taken against those involved in accordance with the findings. Furthermore, the IDF is working to assist the community in restoring the statue to its place. The IDF is operating to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure established by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, and has no intention of harming civilian infrastructure, including religious buildings or religious symbols.

@MOSSADil Their comments are rich, coming from a country whose religion teaches that it is acceptable to lie to "infidels" (anyone who isn't of their religion - and probably many of those who are)

‼️ JUST IN: Iran’s state news agency Tasnim warns that while the U.S. talks of negotiations, it is preparing for continued war. Tehran says it may “abandon restraints” and unleash “unforgettable hellish hours” if conflict resumes, naming targets including Bab al-Mandeb, Saudi Aramco facilities, Yanbu, and Fujairah. (@sentdefender) Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

@JordanMHatfield @ReformedCaio And when you DO provide Bible verses which prove that God doesn't behave this way, they either throw out their pet verses which (they claim) state the other (now, an outsider has to wonder if the Bible contradicts itself, which it does not) or claim "you don't know Calvinism"

If God creates infants ordaining that they wake up into reality only to die, and then be sustained in an eternity of torment, then Christianity is no better than any other cult or religion. It no longer offers a picture of a God who can in any meaningful sense be described as "good" or "loving." If God can be defined as good and loving while simultaneously being one who sustains the innocent (who have done no evil) in an eternity of unimaginable suffering, then concepts of "good" and "love" no longer have any sensible meaning. That "god" is no less barbaric and cruel than Baal or Allah. This to me is so intuitively obvious and self-evident that it's wild to me that Christians are even debating whether it's true. While this is based partially on basic moral intuition and reason, it's also based on the standard of goodness and love that is constantly set forth in the scriptures. For instance, the definition of love in 1 Cor 13... where love is described as something that genuinely seeks for the good of the other independent of personal benefit. If infant damnation is true, then there is no sense in which it can ever be said that God "loves" the non-elect infants whom he creates simply to everlastingly destroy. That's not to mention the scriptures where the youth are said to have no understanding of good and evil, or where infants sacrificed to pagan gods are called "innocent" by God himself. Again, that this is even a debate amongst Christians is to me such a bewildering thing and indicates such a low and "human" understanding of God as well as great ignorance about what actual, biblical compassion, mercy, kindness and goodness look like. Many Christians are so quick to point out clearly repulsive, nonsensical and abhorrent views in other religions and religious texts – polygamy in mormonism, violence in Islam, etc... They will point these things out, and call them out for what they are, without beating around the bush. But yet, these Christians remain blind to the equally and obviously nonsensical and abhorrent views in their own beliefs. It's such a clear demonstration of Christians setting aside rationality and reason. Comparing infant damnation to Naziism isn't hyper-emotional. It's calling a spade a spade. It's calling that which is cruel cruel. The many Calvinists who respond to this sort of language by accusing me and others of simply being "emotional" are simply gas-lighting. Whether they realize it or not. If the bible in all of its revelation of the goodness of God has not given to Christians the ability to look at something like infant damnation and immediately, without hesitation identify it as cruel and unjust, then just what in the world has the bible given to Christians? What message of "good news" do Christians really have to offer the world that is morally superior to any other worldview out there? Christians are supposed to be new creations now having the very MIND OF CHRIST. But yet so many Christians on this platform are indicating that they need me to walk them through the scriptures to prove to them that God is not one who creates countless millions of infants simply to sustain them in an eternity of torment and incomprehensible suffering. Of course there are biblical arguments that can and have been made against this concept... But to me what is one of the most problematic and disturbing things about this whole #baalgate thing is the fact that so many Christians require convincing away from this view in the first place! The fact that when I make a comment about this issue on X, I'm met with so many Christians demanding verses to prove that God doesn't behave in this way is so revealing about the state of much of the church.

It’s like being in 1940s Germany and saying “Well I don’t know which races Hitler will resign to extermination… so why complain about it?” It’s truly such a bizarre non-answer. It just re-states the issue rather than addressing it.

@WesternJournalX @jackngraham And I thank everyone for their kind words; it shows me who I need to block.

@WesternJournalX Those who criticize this, have no idea of the power of His Word. Even if a rank atheist read a passage, it would have as much power as if @jackngraham read it.

President Donald Trump will participate in the upcoming America Reads the Bible event. Trump will read 2 Chronicles 7:11–22 during the event, which is commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence. The event features 475 American… w-j.co/s/a52b5

@usairforce We need more of this. As much as contractor techs are useful, if we're in the middle of a fight, we can't wait for them to arrive. Our Servicemembers need to know how to do repairs themselves!

Not every mission starts on the runway. A rare C-17 fuel tank repair led by the 105th Airlift Wing is now strengthening maintenance capability across the force. Learn how it’s being shared: dvidshub.net/r/xjf2ic

@MOSSADil If it goes to Russia, they'll turn around and send it back in two weeks. Or use it on Ukraine. Either way, not a good place.

☢️BREAKING: Iran has agreed to surrender all of its enriched uranium. The destination – whether Russia or the IAEA – remains unclear. Progress has also been reported on the issue of regional proxy funding, though Iran is demanding to continue providing what it calls “non‑military” aid. Israel Hayom:

@1819News I agree. There are plenty of private groups, such as @SamaritansPurse, who can (and do) these functions with little to no controversy attached.

The U.S. “benevolence” programs like USAID are being completely abused and misused.

@SecretaryTurner One of them was the infant daughter of an admin professional in my agency.

On this day, 31 years ago, the Oklahoma City bombing tragically took the lives of 168 people — 35 of those lost were HUD employees. Today, we honor their legacy, thank the first responders, and pray for peace for those who lost loved ones that day.

@SecretService I was at work when the bombing took place. One of our admin professionals had a daughter in the daycare who was one of the victims.

Today we remember Special Agent Cynthia L. Brown who lost her life in the Oklahoma City bombing April 19, 1995.

@tmontanarealty @Ewl41196539 @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Washington could not have consecrated the White House; it wasn't completed until after his death.

@NumbersMan65 @Ewl41196539 @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach George Washington consecrated the White House in a Masonic ritual with occult symbolism and was sworn into office on a Bible from a Masonic lodge. Again this all easily researchable.

Old North Church, where Paul Revere started his midnight ride on April 18, 1775. 🇺🇸

@Ewl41196539 @tmontanarealty @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Sorry you can't accept history.

@tmontanarealty @NumbersMan65 @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Yea, so switch the propagandist. Snore

@Ewl41196539 @tmontanarealty @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Washington was the exception. Even then, he was a Freemason; many Christians teach that you can't be both Christian and a Mason. Jefferson wrote his own "version" of John's Gospel, which removed all accounts of miracles including the Resurrection.

@NumbersMan65 @tmontanarealty @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Nope- They were devout Christian’s and ordained by God to secure and preserve the Union. Read Washington’s supernatural encounters with angels and their prophesies about the future of America. Any opposition to America has been and will be destroyed by the hand of God

@tmontanarealty @Ewl41196539 @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach His Jefferson Bible was a plagiarized and highly edited version of the KJV translation of John's Gospel, with all the miraculous and resurrection accounts removed.

@NumbersMan65 @Ewl41196539 @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Thomas Jefferson denied the Resurrection of Christ. This is well documented and can easily be researched.

@jjl_ice_yard @PresbyInn My original post was wrong. It turns out he was near the church and was rowed over to the other side of the shore, where he began his ride.

@PresbyInn I don’t believe that’s true. He wasn’t at the Old North Church.

@KittyMcFeisty @PresbyInn He actually said, "the Regulars are coming" (the colonists still considered themselves British subjects)

@Ewl41196539 @tmontanarealty @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach Actually, most fundamentalist wackos believe that most of the Founding Fathers were Christians, when they in fact were irreligious (they accepted the Bible as a source of moral teachings but denied its supernatural aspects).

@tmontanarealty @PresbyInn @LizzieMarbach fundamentalist wackos think our forefathers were free masons and thereby minimized. Screw that.Almighty God had His hands on the forefathers& early settlers for His ordained purpose for America and We as a nation that worships Jesus Christ will remain free and blessed forever.

@ShaunBMcGarry @PresbyInn Bletchley Park was monitoring it, so they wanted to avoid giving away intelligence.

@PresbyInn Sweet, but what was with the lanterns that night? Was the internet down?

@Dolly__gale @PresbyInn If we had that today, in the Baptist church the back pews would go for the highest prices!

Nice! I'd like to see that, if I'm ever in the area. I only recently learned that churches of a certain age had box pews. I'd come across references to families paying for a good pew, but I'd always imagined it was like paying for a front row bench or the like. It would be nice to see this and have a better image of the country as our founding fathers knew it. Happy 250th birthday!

@DHSgov Then ICE needs to stand outside the jail where he is being held; once he is released, take him into custody.

This monster set fire to a building and watched as innocent people, including a three-year-old, burned to death. New York City sanctuary politicians REFUSE to cooperate with ICE and are committing to RELEASING this MURDERER onto New York streets. New York’s sanctuary politicians must stop putting politics above public safety. We are calling on @GovKathyHochul and @NYCMayor to commit to honoring this detainer and turning him over.