@StyliteView

I always knew that Francis was homosexual. Why? Because he surrounded himself with homosexuals, and I learned of very sordid details about him when he came from Germany. And in Córdoba, where the news say that he was involved in homosexual abuse! At that time, people who knew him say that he went around with long hair and long fingernails. Afterward, he was made a bishop. The Catholic Church has been handed over to the worst kind of people. And Leo XIV was very fond of Francis, and still is. Of course, people who are not interested in knowing the lives of these scoundrels will never come to know the rot that runs rampant in the Catholic hierarchy.

@TaraBull If you see someone doing this, you are morally obligated to get out and hold that hero’s cape while they’re doing God’s work.

Vigilantes are smashing Flock cameras, the automated license plate trackers spying on drivers.

Burn it all down. Data centres too. It's all surveillance. And it makes humans SLAVES.

Boomer economy.

Indians aren’t just stealing jobs. They’re stealing taxes and your ability to form a family or buy a house.

@AxdoGmnd @CTrefugees Is it also fitting that the first two initiated said Crisis?

@CTrefugees It is fitting that God would send us great Saints to navigate through the worst Crisis we've ever faced.

Okay, take up and read:

I can already tell you the one about JPII is bullshit, so that’s throwing your other two books in doubt - especially since I already know they were both modernists. Why don’t you make your case right now - *YOU* tell me why these two men are saints. What have they done in their time that marked them out as uniquely graced by God and how they used that grace to feed and shelter Christ’s flock.

[yawn] I didn’t “resort to dumb blond insults” - I merely observed the hot mess you serve up, much as you are now. I would also point out, that unlike you, I actually included facts with my post instead of running with more tired “trust me bro” bs. I get it, you’re engagement farming - you don’t actually care that you’re misrepresenting the reality of the situation, but if you had even a sliver of integrity - you would.

@ViewFromAS46610 Resorting to dumb blonde insults just means you ran out of facts and your feelings got hurt. Women over 40 are having healthy, wanted babies, and a family of three is just as real as a family of six. My first tweet predicted this exact meltdown. Thanks for proving me right.

Way to go ladies. This is gonna trigger TF out of the incels.

@gonefishin1948 @PDiczok So the SSPX should be issuing cordial blessings from the Vatican and swapping honey with the Pope by next weekend, you say?

@PDiczok Yes. The Sacrament is invalid because the Church forbid it. These SSPX men are as validly ordained as the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally.

What’s the point? The SSPX does not recognize Vatican Council II and they have not shown any obedience to the Church. The Church has an automatic excommunication for illicit and invalid ordination attempts.

@empresskalani4 The odds of getting pregnant at 38 aren’t 0 - they’re just half what they were at 25.

I did all the above and now I’m married & pregnant at 38. Oh, before you ask, I wanted to get married and have kids young but the men wanted to live out frat boy fantasies and collect as many bodies as possible. Anyway, here’s my baby’s Hermes bib, isn’t it so cute?

@snowydaze2020 @empresskalani4 Yes, let’s blame everything on men. Not at all a female behavior stereotype. Very original.

@empresskalani4 It’s the men. We’d all have babies in our 20s if the quality of the men was higher.

@Disascho @RadioGenoa Nice

@RadioGenoa brought to you by uncle Klaus

McDonald's in Germany.

When I was Muslim, I knew Jesus as “Isa.” Here’s what nobody at the mosque could ever tell me: what does “Isa” mean? Nothing. It has no meaning in Arabic. Scholars still debate where the Quran even got the form — it doesn’t match the Arabic Christians of that era were already using for Jesus (Yasu’). Now watch the original. His name in Hebrew is YESHUA. And Yeshua isn’t a label. It’s a sentence. It means “YHWH SAVES.” That’s why the angel in Matthew 1:21 doesn’t just assign the name — he explains it: “You shall call his name Jesus, FOR HE will save his people from their sins.” For HE will save. The angel puts YHWH’s job description on the baby. The name is the claim, baby. Every time a first-century Jew said “Yeshua,” they were saying “YHWH saves” — and pointing at a carpenter from Nazareth. And the Old Testament had already loaded the name. Isaiah 43:11 — “I, even I, am YHWH, and BESIDES ME THERE IS NO SAVIOR.” God says salvation is exclusively His. Then He shows up wearing the name. Islam gave me a Jesus with a meaningless name and a limited job — prophet, messenger, warner, nothing more. The Bible gave me a Jesus whose NAME is the Gospel. Acts 4:12 — “There is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” The name I was taught was empty. The real name was the whole message. YHWH saves. I’m the proof. Praise the Lord, there’s POWER in Your NAME.

@cordeliamaylove Probably because a man’s value isn’t in his face, it’s in his hands.

The average woman is much more attractive than the average man, even without makeup. It's a statistical fact, not a personal opinion.

@nolibertarians No. I’m tired of sending American sons and American guns to save them from themselves. They need to learn to solve their own issues without dragging us into it.

Our greatest friends.

Someone asked yesterday where Maduro was. I'm not sure physically where he is, but he has been singing like a canary since January.

In Japan, we are usually disciplined people. We respect rules. We avoid causing trouble. Then Costco gives us unlimited onions for a hot dog. Suddenly, centuries of social order disappear. I bought a hot dog at Costco in Japan and walked over to the toppings station. I added some onions. Then a little more. Then enough onions to make the sausage legally classified as missing. I added relish. Mustard. Ketchup. Then more onions, because apparently I had become a farmer. At some point, it was no longer a hot dog. It was an onion salad with a sausage trapped underneath. The man next to me stared at it and said, “Are you eating that here, or taking it home to feed a family of six?” I tried to pick it up. The bun immediately gave up. The sausage escaped from the back. Onions fell everywhere. One landed in my drink. Another landed on a stranger’s tray. A small child pointed at me and said, “Mom, that man broke his hot dog.” No, child. The hot dog broke me. I used twelve napkins, lost half the toppings, and smelled like onions for the rest of the day. The hot dog was cheap. The laundry bill was higher. I went to Costco for groceries. I left smelling like onions and carrying emotional damage.

@TradAdvocate Do you have a citation to support that position? 😂 I couldn’t resist.

Public discourse would be so much more interesting if people were reasoning from first principles instead of demanding studies for everything.

I'll be emceeing the event. I hope to see you there. (Registration link in comments)

@OwenShroyer1776 …I don’t think it’s big enough.

This is why we keep an ocean between us.