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I think the weirdest part about the Iran conflict is that, despite the fact that America is exclusively targeting military and support infrastructure (or at least what we believe to be military/support infrastructure, given a few clear mistakes), we’re being painted as the bad guys and the aggressors. And yet… It’s Iran that murdered thousands of their own people for protesting. It’s Iran that supplies oil to hostile, expansionist powers like China and Russia. It’s Iran that has been trying to develop nuclear weapons for offensive purposes. It’s Iran that gave Hezbollah the resources to become a major political player in Lebanon. It’s Iran that gave the Houthis the resources to start civil war in Yemen. It was Iran that provided shelter and supplies to Al Qaeda in the 90s. Iran’s government is not some innocent, blameless organization fighting against a foreign power. Iran’s government is an Islamic extremist group which has been actively working to destabilize the Middle East for almost half a century, while actively oppressing their own religious minorities and killing anyone who resists. Obviously this was not the best time to do this. Israel lacked patience and the dispensationalists within our government have been brainwashed into thinking the modern state of Israel is what John was writing about in Revelation. We were not prepared to go into this conflict without ground forces, and clearly we hadn’t had time to complete our standard strategy with regime change wars - that being arming pro-US resistance groups. None of that changes the fact that Iran, through its proxies, has been an instrumental player in the spread of radical Islamist terror for decades now; and that until the US starts carpet bombing residential areas or taking out energy and agricultural infrastructure, we are unequivocally the good guys on this one (Israel not included). I’m a very non-interventionist person. I don’t believe we should get involved in foreign wars without very, very good reason - and by that I almost exclusively mean a direct threat to us or our allies. I am on record, on one of the biggest political podcasts in the country, vehemently arguing against us going to war with Iran. Even when Iranians began flooding the internet to beg for help against the government’s crackdown on protesters, even as I spoke directly with Iranians who expressed a desire for American military intervention, I argued against deployment of our military to the region in favor of facilitating change from within through various means; because as much as my heart aches for the people of Iran, I do not wish to see Americans die in yet another Middle Eastern war. That being said, we are now at war with Iran, and while I didn’t want it to come to this, it still may be the most justifiable war America has fought in my entire life - and I’m fucking baffled by the way the world is treating it.

How come you guys never mention George Soros or Bill Gates?

None of the apostles wrote anything telling him he was wrong Considering Peter and John were still alive while he was writing his letters, that’s a pretty obvious sign that they didn’t disagree with him

Once again, Evangelicals are doing the work.

@Giants_muse Loved his ole miss edits they made

Jaxson Dart editors are on another level👀

We’re not doing this again.

@spqr_sulla And done by Protestants!

First meal on the moon was the Holy Communion btw

I don't need religion to be good. I need Christ to be good because I am not good myself but I want to be. Christ can bring me closer to becoming good.

@MattisRedacted This is a little out of left field but have you done a youtube vid on the Loch ness monster?

This dude is so stuck on some misguided belief that any suggestion of Irish culture deriving from somewhere other than Ireland is part of some agenda to justify importing hundreds of thousands of Muslims from the third world that he can’t even grasp what I said. Celtic culture didn’t originate in any of the British Isles. It originated in continental Europe and spread to Britannia and Hibernia in the Iron Age. This is not a controversial opinion.

I think 2017 was so special because we were all still little kids and we didn’t really know the horrors of what was to come from the next decade of yankees baseball

I was in school at the time. Michelle wasn’t fixing shit. Her plan had most of us starving, and the quality of our food actually went down by a significant margin. Trying to play sports when you had a max of 500 calories for lunch and 2oz of meat allowed was a nightmare.

@korrathetaymi @sneako ALLAH: "I aided the true followers of Jesus until they became uppermost!" (Quran 61:14) 😎 MUSLIMS: "No, Paul completely destroyed you Allah, because you're a little weakling!" 🤡

“No human is illegal” mfs when minorities don’t vote the way they want them to:

@GuntherEagleman @libsoftiktok @GregAbbott_TX He’s taking the islamic funders money which is why he’s allowing this

@libsoftiktok @GregAbbott_TX, we need to fix this.

Houston, Texas now holds one of the world’s seven Ismaili Muslim centers This is the first such center in the United States. Other centers are in Vancouver, Toronto, London, Lisbon, Dubai, and Dushanbe.

Nominal Christianity is a big problem on X and pretty much all of top “Christian” podcasters.

Red State Conservative: "wow life's just so good!" Blue State Conservative: "Man these taxes are getting out of hand." Blue City Conservative:

Late-night drives

An enemy without a name is an enemy that wins. Rubio called out left-wing terrorism for what he says it is: organized, funded, and global.

Theological liberals when you tell them Christianity means believeing stuff other Christians in the past actually believed sometimes.