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Bill Gates is very interested in your water... While no one was watching...Bill Gates, BlackRock & Nestlé have quietly teamed up. - Gates is buying up huge tracts of farmland sitting directly over major aquifers (giving him control of groundwater). - BlackRock is pouring billions into water infrastructure, utilities & water-related investments. - Nestlé is extracting millions of gallons from drought-stricken areas to bottle & sell for profit. - Their former CEO Peter Brabeck-Letmathe said, "water is NOT a human right." Control the water → control the people. 💧 This is about ownership of the most essential resource on Earth.

Maronite Catholics in Lebanon are praying the Rosary in the streets, defying brutal Israeli strikes and religious persecution. Let us unite with them in prayer for peace.

WHY THE AMISH NEVER NEEDED A GAS STATION - THE PLANT THAT FUELS ANY ENGINE THEY BURIED IN 1937 …

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Lebanon is home to one of the largest remaining Christian populations in the Middle East, with many historic and sacred sites in the south. As Israel intensifies its bombing in the region, questions are growing about the impact on these communities and holy sites. Are these landmarks and communities being sacrificed for the greater Israel project? And why are Christian leaders around the world silent on this destruction? I discuss this and more with @ClaytonMorris and @natalimorris on @RedactedNews.

Hussein Saleh lost 8 members of his family in an Israeli strike on their home, including his pregnant wife. He found the head of his young daughter amid the rubble. “When I picked up her head, everything changed. Something in my heart broke and went silent.” It is one of the most heartbreaking stories @NadaOHomsi and I have worked on during the war. Nothing could justify such a horrific attack.

A STATEMENT ON LEBANON: A CRY FOR THE INNOCENT   My dear brothers and sisters in Christ,   My heart is heavy as I look toward Lebanon – a land long marked by faith, suffering, and perseverance.   Lebanon is not merely another nation in conflict. It is home to one of the oldest and largest Christian populations in the Middle East, where the name of Jesus Christ has been professed continuously since the earliest centuries of the Church. In that sacred land stands the shrine of St. Charbel Makhlouf, a humble monk whose life of prayer, penance, and Eucharistic devotion has borne extraordinary fruit. Known as the “miracle monk of Lebanon,” countless souls have testified to God’s healing through his intercession – a sign that even in suffering, God has not abandoned His people.   And yet today, Lebanon bleeds.   Reports continue to emerge of relentless bombardment in densely populated civilian areas – families, children, the elderly – lives shattered without warning. What we are witnessing is not simply warfare, but a grave assault on human dignity. The deliberate targeting or reckless endangerment of innocent life is never justified. NEVER.   The Church has always been clear: War itself is a tragedy – but the intentional harming of civilians is a moral evil that cries out to Heaven.   We must not grow numb to images of destruction. We must not allow political narratives to dull our conscience. Every child killed, every home destroyed, every mother weeping over her son – this is not abstract. This is human suffering. This is Christ crucified again in His people.   Lebanon has already endured decades of instability, economic collapse, and the exodus of Christians from the region. To strike this nation again – especially in ways that devastate civilian life – is to deepen wounds that may take generations to heal.   I call upon all leaders involved to remember this: power does not grant moral permission. Military strength does not justify the loss of innocent life. There can be no lasting peace built upon the graves of the defenseless.   And to the faithful, I say this: do not remain silent in your hearts. Pray. Fast. Offer sacrifice.   Pray for the people of Lebanon. Pray for the conversion of those who wield power without mercy. Pray for true peace – not the fragile silence of ceasefires, but the peace that comes from justice rooted in truth.   Through the intercession of St. Charbel Makhlouf, may God bring healing to the wounded, comfort to the grieving, and repentance to those who act without regard for the sanctity of life.   And may we never forget: Every human life is sacred, from conception to natural death, in every nation, without exception.   In Christ Our Hope,   Bishop Joseph E. Strickland Bishop Emeritus

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Why does the U.S. education system only teach children about the Jewish Holocaust of 6 million Jews, when there was an even bigger Holocaust against over 60 million Christians that unfolded between 1917-1946?

Interesting, how they used to keep everything fresh without plastic wrap or Tin foil!

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This farmer is fighting back against big corporations by selling his corn direct.

BREAKING: Israel is wiping out entire civilian homes in the village of Taybeh in South Lebanon — a village that stood for over 7,000 years. Not a battlefield. Not a military base. Homes. An ancient village erased in real time.

WOW! He actually named the names.!!!

Here, listen up about Lyme's disease

The fake trip around the moon was a distraction from the new lyme vaccines and coincidentally farmers are finding boxes of ticks in their fields 👉

Deworming was done every year before the Rockefellers took over and erased and dismissed traditional homeopathy.

A young American soldier in Vietnam has some advice for the mothers and fathers who are sending their children to fight in the pedophile psychopth's war of choice in Iran. 😳👇