A Child of the Most High

Ik kan, en doorsta alles, door Hem die mij liefheeft. Hij geeft mij Kracht en Macht. Hij, de Vader, de Schepper van al wat leeft.

@superjan Lieve Beertje, al zolang je vriend geweest, is te begrijpen. Afscheid doet pijn 💕

Dank voor alle lieve reacties. Ik kan het even niet opbrengen jullie allemaal te bedanken. Het komt veel harder aan dan ik dacht. #Beer

@NikolaKova1423 @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB Biased studies financed by the Rockefellers and other elites? No thank you! Not reliable.

@akinghascome @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB Do I need to link you thousands of studies that prove you wrong, or one YouTube video should be enough?

@flatsmackin Imagine if by accident their hair goes in the toilet-sucker where they put their penises and vaginas in. And that thing goes on turbo. It would be a bloodbath.

This is beyond ridiculous. Why wouldn’t they have to shave their heads? All that hair floating around, getting in the electrical equipment.

Dit dus; hoe duidelijk wil je het hebben😢👊👍

@lidewij_devos Gefeliciteerd en heel veel geluk met jullie aankomende wonder! 👶🙏 "Weet dat je een wonder bent, een wonder uit Gods hand. Je bent in het verborgene geweven door een kunstige Meesterhand".

Dankbaar, nieuwsgierig, ontroerd, en met trots en zoveel liefde kunnen Massimo en ik vandaag bekendmaken dat wij in blijde verwachting zijn van het kleinste grootste geluk. ❤️❤️❤️ Wij verwachten ons kindje in september. Tot het zomerreces zal ik aan het werk blijven in de Kamer. Na het reces neem ik een paar maanden zwangerschapsverlof. Heel veel dank aan alle dierbaren om ons heen van wie wij de afgelopen tijd al zoveel lieve berichten en wensen hebben mogen ontvangen.

@superjan Gecondoleerd en sterkte Jan 🙏❤️

Dag meisje. Slaap lekker.

@NikolaKova1423 @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB Unbrainwash you. youtube.com/watch?v=iNeOAi… youtube.com/watch?v=iNeOAi…

@akinghascome @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB -> give me a straight answer *recieves a straight answer* -> well that sounds brainwashed, as expected Wtf do you want

Hoe kunnen mensen zo naïef zijn om te denken dat iedereen, ook de overheid, het beste met ze voor heeft en dat niemand liegt? Die mensen hebben nooit iets meegemaakt zeker, kan niet anders.

@kylas610 Where did it go? Explode? Is it burned up in the air and the remains fallen in the ocean, and is that why there is absolutely nothing to see at the end?

Wake up! This is exactly what they don't want you to notice. Artemis 2 didn't go "to space" at all. It launched, then immediately veered off sideways straight toward the Bermuda Triangle. Everything you see after that? Pure fabrication Al generated visuals and studio footage designed to sell the illusion that they're floating around in some fake outer space. It's all a production, not a mission, but an illusion. This is proof.

@TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB Well mister, that all sounds really very scientific and brainwashed. As predicted. Like if you've heard this somewhere, at school? Ha! They are liars. For your information: I am not buying it! I still have my own brains. Thank you.

This is not “just because.” It’s basic physics of light in a vacuum: • Sunlight is a stream of photons traveling in perfectly straight lines through empty space (near-perfect vacuum). • You only see light when photons hit something and scatter or reflect toward your eyes. • On Earth, the atmosphere is full of gas molecules and dust. Sunlight scatters in all directions (Rayleigh scattering), so the whole sky glows blue during the day. • In space: nothing to scatter off. The background remains black unless you’re looking directly at the Sun, a star, or an illuminated object (Earth, Moon, ISS hull, etc.). Astronauts on the ISS confirm this every day. When the Sun is behind the camera or out of frame, the surrounding space looks black — exactly as predicted. This isn’t a flaw; it’s exactly what vacuum physics requires. The Moon is lit up by the Sun — just not as brightly as Earth appears. The Sun illuminates the Moon and Earth with the same intensity of sunlight (the solar constant at this distance is ~1366 W/m² for both). The difference is albedo (how much light they reflect): • Moon albedo ≈ 0.12 (only 12% reflected — it’s dark, rocky dust). • Earth albedo ≈ 0.30–0.37 (30–37% reflected — thanks to bright clouds, oceans, ice, and atmosphere). Result: Earth looks much brighter from space. The Moon is still fully lit when the Sun hits it (we see a brilliant full Moon from Earth), but it doesn’t reflect as much light back. No conspiracy — just different surface properties. Photos from ISS or Apollo missions show the Moon clearly illuminated whenever it’s in sunlight. The “248 °F” temperature is not a gotcha — it’s exactly what physics predicts. 248 °F is roughly the equilibrium temperature of a sun-facing surface in Earth orbit or on the Moon’s equator at midday. • In vacuum, there’s no air for convection or conduction. Heat transfer is only by radiation. • An object absorbs sunlight and radiates heat until it balances out. • Sunlit surfaces (ISS panels, Moon, satellites) routinely hit 200–250+ °F. • Shaded sides drop to –200 °F or colder. The ISS has active thermal control systems (radiators, insulation, ammonia loops) precisely because of this. The number isn’t some “lie” about space — it’s consistent with radiative equilibrium calculations and real measurements from NASA, ESA, and lunar probes. Nothing here is mysterious or contradictory. The meme (and the sarcastic reply) confuses: • “Why doesn’t sunlight make the empty vacuum glow?” → Because vacuum doesn’t scatter light. • “Why isn’t everything the same brightness?” → Different albedo + viewing geometry. • “But the temperature is hot!” → Yes, exactly as radiative physics requires. My original straight answer was spot-on. The “Ha Ha ha” is just hand-waving at basic optics and thermodynamics that have been understood for over a century. No globe conspiracy needed — just vacuum + reflection + radiation.

@mpfive0 @BrockRiddickIFB Sure does look like it on their CGI's

@akinghascome @BrockRiddickIFB The straight answer is that Space isnt "Pitch Black"

@purplecushionon @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB Why does the moon reflect less light? Why is the space around the ISS not light? How can the astronots 'spacewalk' in temperatures outside the ISS of 248 Fahrenheit? It's hotter then HELL!! 🔥🔥

@akinghascome @TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB The sun illuminates both, but the moon reflects less light. The space directly outside the ISS is like the rest of space in that there is nothing in it to reflect light (as the above poster explains). Not sure what you claim is 248°F?

Inwoners van Loosdrecht protesteerden tegen de komst van 110 alleenstaande mannelijke asielzoekers. Te zien is hoe politie en ME, burgers, jong en oud met de knuppel te lijf gaan, honderden meters van het gemeentehuis vandaan. Nederland politiestaat. #AZC #Loosdrecht

@Vlinda269 @Nieuwsvandedag_ @pim0605a @mariannezw Ja inderdaad, is gewoon opzet. Weet je het doel, dan begrijp je de stappen er naartoe.

@Nieuwsvandedag_ @pim0605a @mariannezw Dringt bij de politiek niet door?? Dat is godnondejuu het plan. Marianneke is of een gatekeeper of ze ziet het echt niet.

'We stevenen af op een energie- en voedselcrisis', is vanavond de opinie van @mariannezw. Ze maakt zich grote zorgen over de economische toekomst, maar volgens haar dringt het bij de politiek niet door: 'Dit is een elite kabinet met een groene agenda.' #nieuwsvandedag

@POL_GooienVecht En over de verdere klappen geen woord? Geen verklaring? Grote schande!

Reactie op beelden uit Loosdrecht #politie #Loosdrecht #Wijdemeren

@TheHeretic7051 @BrockRiddickIFB So...if I understand this right. tell me, the light from the sun lights up earth but does not light up the moon as much as it lights up the earth and also the 'space' directly outside the ISS stays completely dark. Just because? Okay... And the temperature is 248 F. Ha Ha ha

I gave a straight answer. Refute what I wrote. “Light from the Sun travels in straight lines through empty space (a near-perfect vacuum). You only see light when photons hit something (gas molecules, dust, a planet’s surface) and scatter or reflect toward your eyes. In the vast emptiness of space, there’s almost nothing for sunlight to bounce off, so the background stays black—except for direct sources like the Sun, stars, or illuminated objects (Earth, Moon, ISS, etc.).” Look, not understanding something doesn’t make it false.

@BrockRiddickIFB Me 3.

1 ish

@LynnLoera Just a T after the SA and then the NA flip.

Satanist!

@DrChrisCombs Obvious fake.

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