Mike vonTschudi 🇨🇭🇱🇮

Applause line at protest in Philly: "For every US soldier who comes back in casket, we cheer!"

I am Sarah, a servant of Jesus Christ, and I come as one seeking the grace of God, to travel with you in his service together. I am sent as archbishop to serve you to proclaim the love a Christ and with you to worship and love him with heart and soul, mind and strength.

New: Gov. DeSantis signed emergency legislation restoring HIV medication access for 12,000+ Floridians after ADAP cuts left patients in limbo. The bipartisan law provides $30.9 M through June 30, restores eligibility to 400% of poverty level, and adds new DOH reporting requirements.

🚨SCOOP: RED STATE ISLAMIZATION ALERT: BEWARE UTAH RED STATE UTAH'S ISLAMIZATION ACCELERATES – EVEN THE LDS CHURCH IS FUNDING IT Utah – America's reddest stronghold (GOP trifecta, Trump landslide, Mormon pioneer roots) – is transforming before our eyes. And Republican leadership + the LDS Church are helping pave the way. Just exposed: Yesterday, we exposed the Salt Lake City Democrat Mayor Erin Mendenhall donned a full blue hijab, hosted an official Ramadan Iftar, turning historic City Hall into a mosque – complete with live Adhan under the "OFFICE OF THE MAYOR" arch, qibla prayer direction signs, and program cards stamped with the city seal. Then we showed that Republican Gov. Spencer Cox hosted the first-ever Iftar at the Governor's Mansion (2024), transforming the people's house into a mini-mosque with prayer mats. He posted "Grateful... Ramadan Kareem" while renewing Muslim American Heritage Month proclamations praising Islam's "contributions" and combating "anti-Muslim hate." Zero reciprocity: Name one Islamic nation letting Christians pray in government halls, officials in crosses, or declaring Christian Heritage Month. It doesn't exist. Now the next layer – straight from the imam himself in a recent tour/interview of Utah's largest/newest mega-mosque. The Utah Islamic Center, completed in June 2020, spans 14,356 square feet and can accommodate 1,050 worshippers. The total cost was $3,365,833.36, including a $587,000 lot. The community, ethnically diverse, includes Middle Eastern, subcontinent, Somali, and convert groups 🚨Imam Shuaib Din boasts: 🔺Utah Muslims: 30-60k (likely 40-45k), "well-kept secret" growing fast. 🔺 Record Shahadas in 2024 – weekly conversions, including unrelated groups post-Isha. Blames the Gaza conflict for inspiring people to see Muslim "faith in suffering." 🔺 The mosque blends in (massive minaret, mountain colors) so "most people driving past cannot tell this is a masjid." Practical design prioritizing sisters' sharia-adherent spaces, civic use (polling place, COVID vax site, preschool for 350+ kids). Most shocking: The LDS Church donated $25,000 to build this purpose-built mega-mosque (same policy for Hindu temples & older mosques). Imam praises LDS "higher-ups" encouraging interfaith friendship and missionary outreach – while conversions surge among locals, including from LDS backgrounds. They also showed an image of Republican Gov. Spencer Cox proudly visiting. This isn't "tolerance." It's one-sided funding and accommodation enabling Islamic infrastructure in conservative Utah. LDS values (family, modesty) make it "good place to raise a family" per the imam – perfect for building enclaves. Republican Gov. Cox opens state mansion & declares heritage months. Democrat mayor turns City Hall into prayer space. Dominant LDS Church funds the mosques. Utah is being surrendered from the top – by its own leaders and religious majority. This is the Muslim Brotherhood playbook: internal Sharia enclaves + external "radicals with a smile" infiltrating via civic events. Wake up, Utah! Demand separation of mosque and state. Boycott halal. Do not vote for any leaders helping to Islamize YOUR state. Reject the infiltration. Before "grateful" becomes full submission.

Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping from an illegal transport truck and making their way home. They traveled around 17 km together, led by a corgi across highways and fields, now safely back with their respective owners..🐶🐾🥺❤️

According to Mattias Desmet’s theory of mass formation (discussed during Covid), roughly 30% of the population does not fall under the spell or "hypnotized" state of mass hysteria. Sounds tidy, right? But since Covid, the "dissident" community from the Covid era has fractured into opposing camps as new mass hysterias have infected society. If some people are naturally more resistant to mass hysteria, it would always be the same people who manage to steer clear. All the same dissidents would reappear, time and time again, as new mass hysterias emerge. And all the same people who got caught up in it last time would get caught up in the next one. But clearly that has not been the case. Immunity to one bout of mass hysteria is no guarantee that you will have immunity to the next. So, resistance to mass hysteria obviously does not come from some genetic predisposition, nor is there some kind of lifetime psychological immunity. It changes from issue to issue. Most likely, personal circumstances play the biggest role. In some cases, being away from the crowd gives people time to reflect. Or personal familiarity with an issue or the people involved might create the disconnect needed to recognize the mass hysteria. Or the luck of seeing some comment or post that makes you think about something differently than what the crowd is discussing. Or how many in your close tribe fall prey and sweep you along. And some people simply have a habit of verifying original sources and thus are in the habit of testing and retesting their own ideas -- it's not that they are immune to propaganda and conspiracy theories and mass hysteria, but rather that their habits provide a mechanism to lead them back out. But, considering how the Covid dissident community has fractured since then, this category of people seems to be vanishingly small indeed. It's also worth noting that mass hysteria can arise from different places (i.e. government propaganda vs crowd-sourced), which also either sets you up to be more or less likely to fall prey depending on your psychological state. For example, if, due to a prior experience, you have completely lost your trust in government institutions or legacy media, that would make you more resistant to official propaganda. But if you have high trust in those institutions because you've never had a transformative run-in with how flawed they are, you're likely more easily misled by govt propaganda. By contrast, the inverse is also true. If you don't trust govt institutions, that might actually make you more susceptible to falling into some crowd-sourced conspiracy theory because you extend trust to "dissident voices" that provide alternate explanations for how the world works -- after all, if you don't trust the govt and the media, you're probably already out there looking for alternate explanations to make sense of the world. Whereas those who have a high degree of trust in government and media institutions are likely relatively immune to crowd-sourced conspiracy theories because they're not out there looking for alternate ways of making sense of the world and aren't likely to extend their trust to someone who isn't some media-approved institutional expert. Furthermore, if someone you trusted as a reliable source of information during the last mass hysteria falls for the next one, your trust in them might easily lead you down the same rabbit hole. In short, while there may be some validity to Desmet's idea that 30% are immune, it's a little more complicated than that. Clearly it's not the same 30% every time. Not even close. If anything, if you're busy congratulating yourself that you managed to avoid getting caught up in the mass hypnosis the last time, you may actually be overconfident in your ability to resist the next one and thus not have enough self-doubt to question your most strongly held opinions, which might just turn out to be wrong this time. That's why, no matter how confident you are in what you believe, the only safeguard to prevent you from deceiving yourself is the habit of continually putting all your beliefs to the test, verifying original sources, and giving consideration to what those you don't agree with are saying. As Richard Feynman so famously said: 👇