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Trinity Sweeney

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Proud Canadian Conservative. Firearm rights are women’s rights! I support @CCFR_CCDAF. Say NO to the Liberal gun grab. I block all “Elons”. No DMs please!

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Angela Belcamino
Angela Belcamino@AngelaBelcamino·
I appreciate everyone who supported my exodus from NYC. Be honest— does Florida look good on me?
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Brendan Jones 🇺🇸
Brendan Jones 🇺🇸@jonesbrendanm·
There's a lot of gnashing of teeth on Facebook these days. Certain neighbors are angry that they didn't get a chance to talk to the press prior to the WHSV story about my fight to #SaveLucy, the dog who escaped war ten years ago, only to be taken by animal control following a freak slip of her collar that left her briefly loose - for only a few seconds - in my own yard. They are lighting their torches and getting their pitchforks ready. I can't deny that after the way they have treated my wife, @Herb_Minstrel, over the past two years, and after what they have done to my dog, part of me wishes they had talked to the press. Part of me wishes they had gotten the chance to publicly call for the death of the 11-year-old dog who helped bring me back from war ten years ago. To make their case that she deserves capital punishment following a freak collar mishap. To make the case that I deserve jail time for my dog being off the leash for a few seconds in my own yard. To make the case that a veteran of numerous war zone tours deserves to be made a criminal for a freak accident that hurt nobody. It would be a public demonstration of man's inhumanity for man. Nothing they say - no lie they tell, no gossip they repeat, no claim they exaggerate - can change the fact that what they are pushing for, at the end of the day, is for the death of a creature that very few would like to see killed. It is the 1% side of a 99/1 issue. And that may be overstating their support. They would fall on their own pitchforks. A part of me would relish the sight. A big part of me. If I'm honest, way too big a part of me. That's a heart issue. I wrote a long post earlier detailing these desires, which I now realize were sinful, couching them in terms of righteousness and writing as passionately as I could about how it would be justice if they came to be reality. Maybe it would be worldly justice. That's not the justice I am seeking. I had convinced myself, however, that it was, despite the cognitive dissonance, and I had convinced myself that I was right, however, in that moment. I was on the verge of posting my diatribe, when the DC Talk song "In the Light" played on my YouTube playlist. I love that song. This time, it hit me differently though. The words fell on me like a ton of bricks. "What's going on inside of me? I despise my own behavior This only serves to confirm my suspicions That I'm still a man in need of a savior" I thought back to these words 👇 I wrote almost two weeks ago when in brokenness I had nowhere to turn but to prayer. Those weren't my words. Those were the words of the Holy Spirit. They were given to me to guide me in moments like this, when my selfish nature rears its ugly head. In full humility, I saw that I am nothing more than a frail jar of clay, unable to live up to my own words through my own strength alone. Lord, through your strength, I have chosen grace. I have chosen forgiveness. I will not name and shame anyone. Not because I can't. Because I choose not to. Work in me. Help me to be the man you want me to be. Help me to be the man my wife and family need me to be. Help me to be the man Lucy needs me to be so she can come home. Thanks to 1995 DC Talk for singing to me across time before I could post something I could regret. Because all I want is to be in the light.
Brendan Jones 🇺🇸@jonesbrendanm

You know who you are. On April 17, you saw me in my yard with my dog. You watched a freak mishap occur. You saw the collar slip over my dog's head. You saw me immediately react, bringing my dog under control as quickly as I could manage without her leaving my property. You heard me apologize and wish you an enjoyable rest of your walk and a great day. You saw me smile. After seeing that, you did not choose to show me understanding. You called the police. Maybe you told one of your buddies, who called the police on your behalf. Either way, you chose litigiousness over grace. For an incident that left no victims. The police took my family's dog for that. A dog we've had for ten years. A dog I bonded with in war. Now she's in a concrete cell and I face criminal charges over an incident that left no victims. I've been angry at you. But I am no more. I choose forgiveness. Not for your sake, but for mine. You are free to hate me if you want, but I will not hate you in return. I do not want to carry that weight. I'm sure that you have managed to convince yourself that you were in the right. That you were perfectly justified in calling the police on me over the freak collar mishap. That taking away a family's dog and putting a law-abiding citizen who has never wanted to be anything but a good neighbor to you through a living hell was the right thing to do. These words of mine are not going to convince you otherwise, but time may. "Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, But the Lord weighs the hearts." I pray that the Lord will find me a humble servant, doing justly, loving mercy and walking humbly with Him when he weighs my heart. I am a work in progress, but I'm trying to let the Word be my guide and His will be my own. When I say that I forgive you, I mean that sincerely. I hold you no ill will and I will not hold a grudge against you. Not for one day more. I wish you nothing but the best. I hope that God blesses you and your family. #SaveLucy @LoneStarChica @MoonAndBack69 @catturd2

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megan lorenzen
megan lorenzen@meganarianism·
@heidimontag Do your hair and put on a little makeup. Still doesn’t make you any less insincere or your husband and less qualified for running to rule LA. I hope you get the embarrassment you deserve and I genuinely hope you don’t get to use your reality tv footage because it’s too defaming.
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JoeyTuccio
JoeyTuccio@joey_tuccio·
Two days ago on Skid Row and now living her life ❤️❤️
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Brew@BrewMetaX·
@rawsalerts Least we are isolating now and not taking chances. The world doesn’t need another pandemic. One that has a high mortality rate.
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R A W S A L E R T S
R A W S A L E R T S@rawsalerts·
🚨 #BREAKING: Canadian cruise passenger isolating in British Columbia tests positive for hantavirus.
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Trinity Sweeney
Trinity Sweeney@TrinitySweeny·
@CTVNews Implying people who march for freedom are “far right” goes to show your ineptitude. People are tired of the illegal immigration, Islam, and woke ideology. @CTV is part of the problem.
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Riss ✨🌙
Riss ✨🌙@WakeTheWool·
They’re not neglected because you’ll kill them within a week of being in the Shelter system you absolute demon. For anyone who doesn’t understand just how broken and overcrowded our shelter system is, take a look at Oscar. He was dumped by his family and given barely a week before becoming eligible for euthanasia. The intake date shows when he arrived at the shelter. The date in red is the day he could legally start being euthanized for space. That’s the reality so many healthy, adoptable dogs are facing right now. This picture alone from 2024 just shows how long this has been going on.
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Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt·
“The animals are not neglected” - Karen Bass
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SweetMarie
SweetMarie@Oceanbreeze473·
Manchu Wok, Canadian Tire, Molson Canadian, this video is one big brand promotion. Affiliate marketing, advertising, influencing, really Drake? And don’t get me started on your woke pigtails. I’m not interested in what you are selling.
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NoName@vocalreasoning·
@GuntherEagleman Can anyone who has read the book give any real life examples of what he is claiming?
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Gunther Eagleman™
Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman·
Elon just endorsed it. Gad Saad dropped the hammer on Fox this morning. We now live in a world where: - Rape victims get less sympathy than their rapists - Homeowners get less than the squatters breaking in - American vets get less than illegal migrants - Repeat felons with 186 charges get 200 more “chances” because “society made them do it” This isn’t kindness. This is suicidal empathy. Universities spent decades teaching our judges, leaders, and elites that personal agency is a myth if you check the right oppression boxes. So criminals become victims, victims become bigots for complaining, and the whole system rots from the inside.
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Inger@LingerInger13·
@GuntherEagleman Ya well it’s Trump and his cronies and @GOP that have more sympathy for child molesters ass!
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James Woods
James Woods@RealJamesWoods·
People were burned alive during the Palisades/Eaton fires. Vagrants are directly culpable for arson over 17,000 times per year. Meanwhile firefighters are being overwhelmed on fentanyl emergencies, giving Narcan to drug-addicted hobos. It’s GOT to stop. Vote for Spencer Pratt.
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt

There are 46 vagrant fires every single day in LA…rubbish and encampment fires that destroy property, vehicles, kill pets, spread to vegetation, and compromise infrastructure. That’s 17,000+ fires per year. Until you clear vagrants from the streets, don’t pretend you’re serious about mitigating fire threats.

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Joey Swoll
Joey Swoll@TheJoeySwoll·
Hey @X is this a joke? I call out inappropriate behavior and content in gyms but there is NEVER any nudity and if there is, I cover it up. Millions of views which YOU get paid for and not even a discussion? There was no “thorough” review. Just one email and DONE. Do better X…
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Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt·
@thecolonel1215 @TMZ Let’s go! Tell your LA friends to vote and turn their ballots in. 🇺🇸
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Trinity Sweeney
Trinity Sweeney@TrinitySweeny·
@radar_online I’m surprised she kept a dick out of her mouth long enough to make an 11 second video.
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Radar Online
Radar Online@radar_online·
Chelsea Handler has officially entered the chat — and she’s not holding back as she takes aim at Spencer Pratt’s wild run for LA mayor… (🎥: INSTAGRAM)
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Trinity Sweeney
Trinity Sweeney@TrinitySweeny·
Please read, pray, share and help #SaveLucy
Dolly Spice- Jones 🌱🎵@Herb_Minstrel

These past couple years have taken far more of a mental and emotional toll on me than I have ever fully shared publicly. To be so deeply disliked for simply living my life is something I still cannot begin to understand. For two years now, I panic driving through my own neighborhood. I feel heartbreak when I pass certain people and they deliberately look the other way, even though—up until this past month—I still continued to wave and smile. I live in a constant state of fear and panic. If my dogs bark, I feel the need to immediately rush to quiet them, wondering who is waiting for another reason to drag us back into court. I no longer feel comfortable having conversations outside for fear someone is listening. It is deeply unsettling to live this way. Exhausting. Terrifying. I spent much of my early adult life pushing through incredibly difficult seasons. Along the way, I made good decisions and I made some bad ones too. I found myself in situations that nearly killed me (literally). I slept in my car. I clawed my way out of circumstances that felt impossible and fought to build a better life. Eventually, after years of surviving and searching, I fully found Jesus—and with Him, peace. By the grace of God, I survived my 20s. I got married and had babies. We endured ten deployments. I served in the USAF until our second child was a year old. I then devoted my life to teaching music and the arts while raising our children on our homestead. I went back to school for herbal medicine and built a business centered around helping others live healthier, more meaningful lives. It is my passion and my ministry to serve my family and my community. I am not perfect, and I would never pretend to be. But to paint me as malicious, hateful, neglectful , or “out of touch” is entirely contrary to the testimony of my life and the countless people who truly know me. After dozens of moves, we finally found a place where I thought we could settle down and build a meaningful life together. Instead, we face this… Our elderly dog was unjustly taken from us after a brief leash slip on our own property. The emotional toll has been immense—fear, grief, confusion, heartbreak, anger. We have always been honest about Lucy’s history. In her first ten years, while serving as our LGD, she was involved in two dog fights. Both happened within close proximity of our fields, and in both cases when Lucy realized they were not a threat, broke contact. Were mistakes made? Yes. And we took full responsibility for them. But we are talking about two incidents over the course of an entire decade with a protective working dog. These isolated moments are now being weaponized to fuel years of gossip, slander, and character defamation. No grace. No context. No acknowledgment of our accountability, or the reality of livestock guardian behavior. Complete falsehoods continue to be spread about my family—painting us as irresponsible, disorderly, trashy people. That could not be further from the truth. For years, I have prayed for the Lord to reveal where I have fallen short and how I could bring peace to this situation. However, my father told me something recently that deeply resonated: “Not every battle is a matter of right and wrong. When you are being effective for God’s kingdom, Satan will attack in any way he can”. This is spiritual warfare; an attack on a marriage growing in health and children being raised in Gods truths. Lucy’s story has brought important things to light. I believe change can and will come from this. And while I am deeply heartbroken, please understand this: I am still standing. We will keep fighting to bring Lucy home. We will fight to restore peace to our family. And if possible, we will fight for changes that help prevent another family from enduring what we have endured. I believe there is purpose in this pain, and through this incredible dog we love so much, I believe God is already bringing that purpose to light. #savelucy

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Dolly Spice- Jones 🌱🎵
Dolly Spice- Jones 🌱🎵@Herb_Minstrel·
These past couple years have taken far more of a mental and emotional toll on me than I have ever fully shared publicly. To be so deeply disliked for simply living my life is something I still cannot begin to understand. For two years now, I panic driving through my own neighborhood. I feel heartbreak when I pass certain people and they deliberately look the other way, even though—up until this past month—I still continued to wave and smile. I live in a constant state of fear and panic. If my dogs bark, I feel the need to immediately rush to quiet them, wondering who is waiting for another reason to drag us back into court. I no longer feel comfortable having conversations outside for fear someone is listening. It is deeply unsettling to live this way. Exhausting. Terrifying. I spent much of my early adult life pushing through incredibly difficult seasons. Along the way, I made good decisions and I made some bad ones too. I found myself in situations that nearly killed me (literally). I slept in my car. I clawed my way out of circumstances that felt impossible and fought to build a better life. Eventually, after years of surviving and searching, I fully found Jesus—and with Him, peace. By the grace of God, I survived my 20s. I got married and had babies. We endured ten deployments. I served in the USAF until our second child was a year old. I then devoted my life to teaching music and the arts while raising our children on our homestead. I went back to school for herbal medicine and built a business centered around helping others live healthier, more meaningful lives. It is my passion and my ministry to serve my family and my community. I am not perfect, and I would never pretend to be. But to paint me as malicious, hateful, neglectful , or “out of touch” is entirely contrary to the testimony of my life and the countless people who truly know me. After dozens of moves, we finally found a place where I thought we could settle down and build a meaningful life together. Instead, we face this… Our elderly dog was unjustly taken from us after a brief leash slip on our own property. The emotional toll has been immense—fear, grief, confusion, heartbreak, anger. We have always been honest about Lucy’s history. In her first ten years, while serving as our LGD, she was involved in two dog fights. Both happened within close proximity of our fields, and in both cases when Lucy realized they were not a threat, broke contact. Were mistakes made? Yes. And we took full responsibility for them. But we are talking about two incidents over the course of an entire decade with a protective working dog. These isolated moments are now being weaponized to fuel years of gossip, slander, and character defamation. No grace. No context. No acknowledgment of our accountability, or the reality of livestock guardian behavior. Complete falsehoods continue to be spread about my family—painting us as irresponsible, disorderly, trashy people. That could not be further from the truth. For years, I have prayed for the Lord to reveal where I have fallen short and how I could bring peace to this situation. However, my father told me something recently that deeply resonated: “Not every battle is a matter of right and wrong. When you are being effective for God’s kingdom, Satan will attack in any way he can”. This is spiritual warfare; an attack on a marriage growing in health and children being raised in Gods truths. Lucy’s story has brought important things to light. I believe change can and will come from this. And while I am deeply heartbroken, please understand this: I am still standing. We will keep fighting to bring Lucy home. We will fight to restore peace to our family. And if possible, we will fight for changes that help prevent another family from enduring what we have endured. I believe there is purpose in this pain, and through this incredible dog we love so much, I believe God is already bringing that purpose to light. #savelucy
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Kristina 🇺🇸❤️🇮🇱 😇🐶🌻📣☮️
Pls make sure that you follow & support Dolly & her husband @jonesbrendanm (both who btw are military & protect our country). This case really disturbs me
Dolly Spice- Jones 🌱🎵@Herb_Minstrel

These past couple years have taken far more of a mental and emotional toll on me than I have ever fully shared publicly. To be so deeply disliked for simply living my life is something I still cannot begin to understand. For two years now, I panic driving through my own neighborhood. I feel heartbreak when I pass certain people and they deliberately look the other way, even though—up until this past month—I still continued to wave and smile. I live in a constant state of fear and panic. If my dogs bark, I feel the need to immediately rush to quiet them, wondering who is waiting for another reason to drag us back into court. I no longer feel comfortable having conversations outside for fear someone is listening. It is deeply unsettling to live this way. Exhausting. Terrifying. I spent much of my early adult life pushing through incredibly difficult seasons. Along the way, I made good decisions and I made some bad ones too. I found myself in situations that nearly killed me (literally). I slept in my car. I clawed my way out of circumstances that felt impossible and fought to build a better life. Eventually, after years of surviving and searching, I fully found Jesus—and with Him, peace. By the grace of God, I survived my 20s. I got married and had babies. We endured ten deployments. I served in the USAF until our second child was a year old. I then devoted my life to teaching music and the arts while raising our children on our homestead. I went back to school for herbal medicine and built a business centered around helping others live healthier, more meaningful lives. It is my passion and my ministry to serve my family and my community. I am not perfect, and I would never pretend to be. But to paint me as malicious, hateful, neglectful , or “out of touch” is entirely contrary to the testimony of my life and the countless people who truly know me. After dozens of moves, we finally found a place where I thought we could settle down and build a meaningful life together. Instead, we face this… Our elderly dog was unjustly taken from us after a brief leash slip on our own property. The emotional toll has been immense—fear, grief, confusion, heartbreak, anger. We have always been honest about Lucy’s history. In her first ten years, while serving as our LGD, she was involved in two dog fights. Both happened within close proximity of our fields, and in both cases when Lucy realized they were not a threat, broke contact. Were mistakes made? Yes. And we took full responsibility for them. But we are talking about two incidents over the course of an entire decade with a protective working dog. These isolated moments are now being weaponized to fuel years of gossip, slander, and character defamation. No grace. No context. No acknowledgment of our accountability, or the reality of livestock guardian behavior. Complete falsehoods continue to be spread about my family—painting us as irresponsible, disorderly, trashy people. That could not be further from the truth. For years, I have prayed for the Lord to reveal where I have fallen short and how I could bring peace to this situation. However, my father told me something recently that deeply resonated: “Not every battle is a matter of right and wrong. When you are being effective for God’s kingdom, Satan will attack in any way he can”. This is spiritual warfare; an attack on a marriage growing in health and children being raised in Gods truths. Lucy’s story has brought important things to light. I believe change can and will come from this. And while I am deeply heartbroken, please understand this: I am still standing. We will keep fighting to bring Lucy home. We will fight to restore peace to our family. And if possible, we will fight for changes that help prevent another family from enduring what we have endured. I believe there is purpose in this pain, and through this incredible dog we love so much, I believe God is already bringing that purpose to light. #savelucy

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Trinity Sweeney
Trinity Sweeney@TrinitySweeny·
Please read, share, pray and help #SaveLucy
Leisha@LoneStarChica

🚨Veteran Brendan Jones Saved Lucy in a War Zone. Now Nasty Neighbors Want Her ☠️ Last night I stepped into a Facebook discussion involving the #SaveLucy case and saw firsthand the kind of hostility @jonesbrendanm and @Herb_Minstrel have been dealing with. People were spreading accusations and rumors that were easily disproven, while piling onto a veteran and his family over incredibly minor issues. No matter where you stand, an 11-year-old dog rescued from a war zone should not be facing death over barking from her own yard. The Shenandoah County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office has reportedly been averaging 300 calls in support of Lucy a day. We must keep the momentum going. We have important court dates coming up, and this is the time to keep speaking up for Lucy. 📞 Please call: Shenandoah County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office: (540) 459 6129 Say: “Hi, I’m calling about the dangerous dog case involving Lucy, owned by U.S. Army veteran Brendan Jones in Shenandoah County. I’m asking that Lucy be returned to her owner immediately.” Please be respectful when calling. And please continue sharing Lucy’s story. #SaveLucy @catturd2

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