BARB HONAS

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BARB HONAS

BARB HONAS

@babstwitme

Wife, mother of three. Love of God, Country..True Patriot

Texas, USA Katılım Temmuz 2012
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C3@C_3C_3·
Barack Hussein Obama was the 1st President in 100 years to stay in Washington, DC after his term was up. Why do you think that was?
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Once you realize this everything makes sense… The Republicans are a party with real support and fake representation and the Democrats are a party with fake support and real representation. Facts.
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Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman·
Make no mistake about it, John Thune plays for the other team.
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E_Purk@wont_consent·
@deluxe_pepe He's the best. Need to keep him in prayer, that the enemy won't find a way to bring him down. I've seen it happen before.
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Pepe Deluxe 🐸@deluxe_pepe·
Josh Howerton is one of muh favorite Pastors now I'm a white Christian and I love my nation
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Lifelong_Learner
Lifelong_Learner@j49576·
Here is the systematic flaw in your argument. It is not that helping others for various causes is bad. It is that the Government funded NGO/USAID vehicle for helping others is fundamentally wrong. Using this path, directly says to the taxpayer that they have ZERO choice in who they would like to help and which causes they would like to support. You are requiring all of us to make your causes our causes by taking a portion of our money and funding these efforts. The American people want to have the ability to choose who we help and how we help them. No NGO should be given a free 'end-around' from a private citizen's power of choice in supporting charitable causes. That is in essence what the current NGO landscape does right now when it gets federal funding. Your funding got cut off . . . so make your case to the American people and see if you get private donations. You should be required to compete in that marketspace just like thousands of other charities and non-profits do for donation dollars from private citizens and private companies. But do not make statements that imply that you are "owed" the tax dollar funds from all of us . . . that is ridiculous. My family gives very generously every year to charities that WE determine are important to US. Never presume that YOUR charities should be OUR priorities . . . which is exactly what you do when you use my tax dollars to fund your efforts.
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Gunther Eagleman™@GuntherEagleman·
When I say... The dude needs to be removed! Who am I speaking about?
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Reverend Jordan Wells
Reverend Jordan Wells@WellsJorda89710·
🚨 BOMBSHELL FROM ARCHBISHOP VIGANÒ 🚨 Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò just JOINED President Trump in absolutely SLAMMING Pope Leo XIV! In a powerful new statement, Viganò tells the Pope straight up: “Get your act together!” Stop acting like a politician pandering to the radical left. Start leading like a REAL spiritual father — and quit attacking Trump’s decisive foreign policy! Viganò warns that millions of faithful Catholics are SCANDALIZED by Pope Leo’s weak, woke criticism of Trump’s bold strikes against the Iranian regime and his softness on global threats. This comes right after Trump called it like it is: the Pope is “WEAK on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy.” The message is crystal clear: The Vatican needs STRONG leadership — NOT more political virtue-signaling. Catholics, what do you think? 👇 Is it time for real change at the top? #Vigano #Trump #PopeLeoXIV #CatholicChurch #FaithOverPolitics
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Reverend Jordan Wells
Reverend Jordan Wells@WellsJorda89710·
🚨 Disgusting betrayal of faith: A so-called Catholic priest stands before his congregation and prays for President Trump to die — and they laugh out loud. “Pray the Lord will take him.” This isn’t Christianity. This is evil wearing a collar and hiding behind a pulpit. Real faith doesn’t cheer for death. Real faith doesn’t weaponize prayer as a curse. Real faith doesn’t mock human life for political points. God is LOVE. Not hatred. Not vengeance. Not “let’s all giggle while we pray for someone’s death.” Jesus commanded us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us — not to celebrate their demise like it’s some twisted victory lap. This kind of “Christianity” is a cancer. It perverts the Gospel into something dark, hateful, and demonic. It drives people away from Christ faster than any atheist ever could. True believers: call this out. Loudly. This is not of God. This is the spirit of the accuser — and it must be rejected. God is love. Anyone telling you otherwise in a church is lying to your face.
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Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra·
Pastor Steve Maile, Watford, Herts, handcuffed and taken away by a trio of police officers yesterday. His crime? Preaching The Gospel! Only Christians are treat like this. An absolute disgrace!
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MAG🔫1775🇺🇸
MAG🔫1775🇺🇸@realMAG1775·
I’ve noticed some people are trying to twist this into a “Protestant vs Catholic” debate. That’s missing the point entirely. This isn’t about Catholicism versus Protestantism. This is about a Pope openly bowing in a mosque, showing deep reverence to Islam, while an Islamic crescent symbolically transforms into a sword above him. This is about a Pope who appears to be honoring and submitting to Islam rather than defending the Christian faith he was chosen to lead. That’s the real issue here, not some internal Christian squabble. It’s about the head of the Catholic Church publicly elevating Islam in a way that many faithful Christians find deeply concerning and incompatible with historic Christianity.
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David Limbaugh
David Limbaugh@DavidLimbaugh·
The following comment is not intended to cause further strife between evangelicals and Catholics, but the opposite: I think there's been an effort to smear Israel-supporting evangelicals by flippantly calling them "Dispensationalists," meaning, essentially, that they are knuckle-dragging heretics. Certain people use the label pejoratively to suggest that we Israel-supporting evangelicals are Dispensationalists who want to hasten the End Times and so are willing to support policies aimed at doing so, even if against the interests of the US. A couple of points on that. Not all people who believe that the Abrahamic Covenant land promise was Israel-specific and is eternal (and still in force) are Dispensationalists. I, for one, firmly believe the land promise portion of the Abrahamic Covenant is Israel specific and still in force. But I don't consider myself a Dispensaitonalist, which involves more issues. In fact, the late, revered John MacArthur was not a dispensationalist but did believe the land promise is to Israel specifically and for that purpose the church did not replace Israel. If I remember correctly, he said that sound, intellectually honest exegesis doesn't lead to that conclusion. But a more important point is this: I would wager that the overwhelming majority of Bible-believing evangelicals do not believe we should try to pro-actively hasten the End Times. We are not to know the time of the Great Tribulation, etc. We are not to concern ourselves with the "when." Because we believe in God's sovereignty (which is not incompatible with free will, in my opinion) and because we believe it is not for us to know when the End Times will occur, we should definitely not proactively try to usher it in. I am sure there are some who believe we should but I would think they are quite on the fringe. I admit that I support Israel for theological reasons. I believe God's Covenant with Israel as to the land is permanent and I believe He meant what He said that those who bless Israel will be blessed and those who curse Israel will be cursed. I also support Israel as a strong ally for a host of other reasons. My theological support for Israel does not mean I would subordinate the interests of the US to those of Israel and it does not exempt Israel or immunize it from criticism. I also don't expect others to share my belief or support Israel because of my theological beliefs about it. But I have a right to allow my theological beliefs and my overall Christian worldview to inform my policy positions, just like everyone has a right to do the same with their own worldview. So please don't fall for the notion that all evangelical supporters of Israel are Dispensationlists and especially that they want to hasten the End Times. None in my orbit want to do that. They may say, "I hope Jesus returns soon," but they don't go further and say, "So let's do everything we can to facilitate that." That would be such a presumptuous and biblically disobedient posture. I think history and scripture support my view that Israel is the apple of God's eye. As I and others have written, no nation in history has been dispersed for more than 5 or so generations and retained its ethnic identity and language, but Israel did. It not only retained it but in 1948, some 1900 years after it was routed by Rome in 70 AD it came back, miraculously, to the land. God had his hand in that. Then Israel, against all odds, won two wars against multiple surrounding nations committed to its destruction and extinction. We can go on and on-looking at the amazing things the Jewish people have done in that little nation and how advanced they are -- and how sophisticated they are and how amazing their intelligence and military forces are -- consider the beepers (otherworldly). Their success has by no means been all because the US has supported her, though our support has been very important. So, bottom line, believe what you want about Israel. Believe the church replaced Israel for all purposes, but I don't. I believe the Bible is clear that when God promised Abraham He would bless all nations through him he meant Jews and Gentiles alike and he was referring to the Gospel -- way back in Genesis. So yes, certain promises in the Abrahamic Covenant do extend to Gentiles. But not the land promise. And from a Christian standpoint (again in my view, because by no means do I speak for all evangelicals) God isn't done with the Jewish people in any way. Read Romans 11. They are the vine and we are the branches grafted in. You can believe if you wish that we Israel-supporting evangelicals are all sitting around reading the Scofield Bible. I've never read it. Don't let the trouble-makers scare you into thinking Israel-supporting evangelicals are up to no good and would ever subordinate the interests of the US for Israel. Don't believe they would hasten the End Times. The trouble-makers just want to make you think we're crazy and reckless to further alienate us against Israel, and to divide us for other reasons. Not true. Do with this what you will, but I'm trying to lay this out as honestly as I can. The entire field of dispensationalism is more complex and I see no reason to go into that, especially since I don't consider myself one. Thank me for my attention to these matters.
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Derrick Evans@DerrickEvans4WV·
Buckley Carlson, the son of Tucker Carlson, has officially departed the Trump administration. What do you all make of that?
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BARB HONAS
BARB HONAS@babstwitme·
Dust & Hustle@dust_hustle

@HEB Open Letter to HEB: Be the FEMA of Texas — In Every Way That Matters To the Butt Family and HEB Executive Leadership, Texas didn’t give you a trophy for showing up. We gave you our trust because you earned it the hard way. When the hurricanes roll in, when the grid collapses, when federal FEMA is still filling out forms in Washington, it’s HEB trucks rolling first — generators, water, hot meals, and real help before anyone else even finds the map. You are the FEMA of Texas. Not the government agency. You. The one Texans actually count on. The one that never waits for permission or a press conference. That role didn’t happen by accident. It happened because you chose to put Texas first when it counted most. Now we’re asking you to live up to that title in every single aisle, every single policy, every single decision. Stop sponsoring foreign visas while Texas families and veterans compete for every decent job. Stop stocking Halal meats and special religious accommodations for a faith that isn’t ours — while pushing aside the Christian roots and Texas values of the ranchers, farmers, and butchers who built this company with you. Get back to your roots — the ones Howard E. Butt planted in 1905: unapologetic Texas values, Texas jobs, Texas families, Texas food. Be the first major grocery chain in America to say it out loud and mean it: “Texas First — period.” Drop the visa programs. Clear the Halal sections. Reclaim the store your customers have shopped for four generations and make it feel like home again. Do it and the payoff will be historic. You’ll lock in the fiercest loyalty this state has ever seen. Texans will drive past every other chain to shop the one grocer that finally stood up and refused to bend. Your brand won’t just be “the nice local store” anymore — it’ll be the undisputed champion of Texas values. The one that leads when it’s hard. The one that protects our way of life the same way you protect us in every disaster. Sales will follow pride. Pride will follow courage. And every other big-box coward chasing national trends will be left watching from the sidelines. Right now it hurts. It hurts every loyal customer who walks through your doors and feels the slow drift away from what made HEB ours. It hurts knowing the company that acts like Texas’ real FEMA in a crisis is still bending the knee on jobs, culture, and faith. You’re better than this. You know it in your bones. This is your moment to own the title we already gave you. Be the FEMA of Texas — not just when the lights go out, but every single day. Stand up for Texas jobs. Stand up for Texas roots. Stand up for Texas families. Don’t make us lose that faith. Do the right thing. Lead like the FEMA of Texas you already are. Texans are waiting to hear from you. For Texas. For your legacy. For the families who made you great. --- If you agree, let HEB hear you loud and clear — repost this, comment, tag them, and make some noise. Texas is done staying quiet. Time to remind them who really built this state.

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Spitfire@RealSpitfire·
We’ve reached the point in the matrix where the government officials who are guilty of fraud are creating laws that will imprison the people investigating their crimes. Incredible.
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Laura Loomer@LauraLoomer·
CandyO poked the wrong bear.
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David Limbaugh
David Limbaugh@DavidLimbaugh·
Please keep doing what you're doing, @howertonjosh
Josh Howerton@howertonjosh

Have started to get more questions about why I do stuff like this. Quick response... 1) Not every pastor should, and not saying I'm doing it perfectly. Guarantee I'm not. 2) I've come think of discipleship in terms of "Air War" and "Ground War." - Air War = applying the Word to PEOPLE and FAMILIES "down there" - Ground War = applying the Word to culture "up there" Just like in a military conflict, if you have no Air War it doesn't matter how many battles you win on the ground, the Enemy just flies in, bombs your wins, and un-does everything you did. I feel like that happens with Christians: If we don't combat the lies they are inundated with in culture, Enemy "air war superiority" is undoing for the next 6 days (via social media, journalism, entertainment media, higher ed, etc) what we did on 1 day. 3) Many of the "false teachers" of this era are not in pulpits. They are on podcasts, YouTube pages, Twitch streams, etc doing reverse-discipleship and frequently twisting the Scriptures to do so. In 1960 a pastor could generally keep his sheep from wolves by controlling who he allowed in his pulpit. In 2026, people are carrying entire packs of "wolves" in their pockets... so as a shepherd I'm trying to go there too. 4) I refuse to let my pulpit get hijacked by the issue of the week. On weekends I'm preaching verse by verse through books. Stuff like this gives me the ability to combat bad teaching my people are hearing without letting my pulpit get hijacked. (Not saying everything Tucker said in this clip I reacted to = bad teaching, listen to ep) 5) If pastors refuse to help their people think Biblically through the issues of the day, someone else will help them think UNbiblically about them. If godly people don't, godless people will. 6) It is counterintuitively an avenue for evangelism. One takeaway I had from watching the effect of Charlie Kirk's life was that what is often called "the culture war" can be a PLATFORM for the gospel, rather than a distraction from it. 7) Last year I read a book that touched on church leadership and pastoral ministry during the era of the American founding. Pastors leveraged Sundays to preach through books of the Bible, but many leveraged the mid-week gathering to teach their people about "Christian statesmanship" (applying Biblical principles to society, local politics, culture, etc.) We accidentally backed into doing that with Live Free. *All that to say, I GUARANTEE I'm doing it imperfectly and this is not going to be every pastor's "thing." I've always been drawn to "Christ and culture" thinking. But I'm doing my imperfect best for the above reasons.

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