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@0hour1 CCP Mitch blue lips of the bluegrass

Jesus Christ they got him on life support.

@MikeBales She's pretty and likes to cook...

Imagine walking into Costco and being greeted by a woman dishing out 220 homemade meatballs for four hours. No one questioned it—until her “Meatball Manager (Unofficial)” badge finally got noticed.

@ModernityNews Never forget. Never forgive.

Parents Sent To Prison After Isolating Kids For FOUR YEARS Over Covid Fears modernity.news/2026/05/12/par… Extreme measures resulted in severe developmental and physical harm to the three children.

@cringe_panda As you grow old together your husband will still see you as beautiful. Your children will love you too.

Yes, Pearl. Why don't you take the L?

@ModernityNews Fool me twice ...

Project ‘PROVIDENT’: NIAID Launched $70 Million Pandemic Program Targeting Hantaviruses Before Outbreak modernity.news/2026/05/12/pro… PROVIDENT remains active through 2029 and had just completed unprecedented Andes hantavirus mapping before the 2026 outbreak emerged.

@ImBreckWorsham Cope and seethe

Trump actually just posted this about himself. I can't even anymore with this guy......🙄

@MRJRCAMPBE90030 @SkyNews I was riding on a school bus when I heard that about Rod the Mod 45 years ago.

@SkyNews Rod had to get his stomach pumped once.

'You put that ratbag in his place' Sir Rod Stewart raised the King's four-day trip to the United States with Charles and Camilla during an event on Monday celebrating the 50th anniversary of the King's Trust at the Royal Albert Hall. trib.al/WmH0o8W

@nypost Barron is dating that girl?

Watch Spanish Princess Leonor fly a F-5 military jet trib.al/6o1WeCE

@RandPaul /pol/ is always right

Remember when you were called a conspiracy theorist for questioning the origins of COVID? I was right there with you. Fauci dismissed the lab leak theory on every major network while his NIH was actively funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Scientists who agreed with us were silenced. Careers were destroyed. The COVID cover-up ran straight through our own public health bureaucracy. Today is the final day for the DOJ to charge Fauci.

@GeneralMCNews God knows what he did. He might escape man's justice. But, he can not escape being judged. It would be awesome if he was charged at the end of the day. But, if not then God will take care of it.

BREAKING: The statute of limitations for indicting Dr. Fauci for allegedly lying under oath will expire today, with no arrests expected.

@thedailybeast MAGA is not the controlled opposition. It is the combined voice of the majority.

One of the Republican Party’s most celebrated strategists is sounding the alarm about Trump's aggressive redistricting push. thedailybeast.com/republican-ele…

@PaulGolding No path to God except Jesus

It’s just rancid and immoral!

@catturd2 Never forgive. Never forget.

This entire thing was staged wasn’t it?

@KeesVlaar 2 Peter 2:1 KJV — But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord that bought them, and bring upon themselves swift destruction.

Recently, the Dutch Council of Churches published a report ('De weg van discipelschap') on the question how the churches should deal with the rise of “far-right ideology” within the member churches. Dr. J. Vlaardingerbroek, Reformed minister emeritus, reacts on the many flaws and troubling one-sidedness of the report. The Council of Churches recently published a report on “the churches’ approach to far-right ideology”. It deals with the far right, with discrimination and racism, and with how churches should deal with people who sympathise with far-right ideology. One would expect the report to begin with a precise definition of these three concepts and an analysis of the current situation: where and how do the far right, discrimination and racism manifest themselves? However, this is not the case. And that has far-reaching consequences. Without definitions and a clear focus, you can accuse people of racism and discrimination as much as you like – you are bound to hit the mark somewhere. But more often than not, you are wrong. Because by no means are all those people concerned about demographic change and the growth of Islam racists. The Council of Churches turns a deaf ear to these people. Admittedly, at the end of the report, there is a certain understanding; but it is the psychiatrist’s understanding, who wants to rid his patient of the problem. For the committee that compiled the report, the predominant politics are not the subject of critical analysis, but rather the starting point. The committee takes the current situation as the starting point and, from there, takes a critical look at people who believe that this country is not heading in the right direction. So one soon comes across the following statement: “It indicates what our future might also be if, as a society, we do not protect our values and do not take effective action against far-right forces.” The committee clearly visualizes the threat posed by the far right. What our future will be if things (especially immigration) continue at the current pace is not asked, even though that future is already taking shape. Everyone knows what will happen to our culture, freedom and democracy if Islam continues to grow in the Netherlands and Europe. Consider what once happened in North Africa and Asia Minor: Islam put an end to Christianity there and set civilisation back centuries. But the report remains silent on this. This premise contains the fundamental flaw of the report, as a result of which anyone who is critical is quickly labelled as (radical) right-wing and a potential threat. Critics of the status quo are not just a danger, they are also wholly or partly to blame for what goes wrong. Look at what the report states: “Dutch people with a migrant background, particularly those who are not originally from Europe, face discrimination. Until now, many people with a migrant background have tried to adapt in order to secure a place in Dutch society. This has been successful for a large proportion of the third and fourth generations, but now that discrimination and mistrust persist, the feeling arises: ‘whatever we do, it is never enough’. It is important to take this seriously.” What is stated here is perhaps not entirely untrue, but in two respects it is only half the truth. Are the third and fourth generations really ‘to a large extent’ so well integrated? But what is worse: insofar as they are not integrated, the report blames this on the indigenous people who discriminated against them. The serious problematic behaviour of the immigrants arriving now is not mentioned. Or is that perhaps also caused by the “discriminatory right”? Neither does the report allow for the fact that discrimination occurs in the Netherlands also in the opposite direction, not against immigrants but against native-born Dutch people. Consider the unfair allocation of housing, in which newly arrived immigrants are strongly favoured, and various court cases. Is any criticism of this ‘far-right’? In describing the ideology of the far right, it is said: “The downfall of our society is not mourned, but will precede the rebirth of the lost golden age, built upon the ruins of the old world”. At first, I couldn’t believe my eyes when I read this, because this is precisely what the ‘right’ sees as the threat from the ‘left’: ‘wokism’. Everything must change. The white race, European civilisation – everything must go. The Great Reset. A different people, a different society, a different culture. You can already see it happening. The big cities look completely different from how they did 30 or 40 years ago. Dutch people can’t afford a home, so they don’t have children. It’s only a matter of time before the transformation is complete. Even history must be rewritten. That is why many people feel like strangers in their own country. The report takes no account of this. The report continues: “As churches, we reject the idea that one person is worth more than another. The human race is one. Any form of racism or group favouritism is unacceptable, whatever differences there may be between people. We reject far-right ideology, which we define as ideology that is anti-democratic or anti-constitutional, that is racist, and that glorifies masculinity.” Here, the report turns things on their head once again. What is rejected here may well be the ideology of certain far-right groups, but these are certainly traits of Islam: anti-democratic, masculine, discriminatory. In Islam, people are not equal. This is evident from the Islamic view of women or the “unbelievers”. Islam is a system of oppression that threatens our culture and our Christian faith. And as for racism: the clearly present anti-white racism is being hushed up. Another passage that begs comment, is the following: “When God enters into his covenant with people, he sets them on the path to order, freedom, justice, peace and security,” the report states. “The stories and texts concerning the creation of all that exists and lives (Genesis 1 and 2), the covenant with the marginalised, biblical people of Israel (Exodus) and the prophetic visions of a new creation in which peace and justice reign, are the sources from which these values can be drawn.” Fine words, certainly, but it is incomprehensible that the authors of the report failed to realise that giving these words any thought should have led to a completely different report. Freedom, justice and security are precisely the issues that concern people who are said to “sympathise with far-right ideology”. Meanwhile, the report condemns participation in violent actions against the establishment of a asylum seekers’ centres, but remains completely silent on participation in violent pro-Palestinian actions, where activists demand that any ties with the state of Israel are severed. Last but not least, what should the churches do about people who espouse far-right ideologies? The report: “In individual cases, measures may be appropriate against an office-bearer, congregation member or parishioner who continues to express racist views. Participation in violent actions surrounding the establishment of asylum centres must be strongly condemned.” The report really does say that. In contrast, the Council of Churches has always remained silent on measures against church members who do or learn things that are contrary to the Bible, including the denial of the existence of God! All of a sudden measures need to be taken. One has to conclude that, according to this report, the fight against far right ideology is where the heart of the church lies. Nothing else said in the report about discipleship as a path to improvement changes this. Sympathy is shown for the fears and uncertainties of people who sympathise with ‘far-right’ ideas, but this is merely a form of therapy: the goal is to purge these people of these obnoxious ideas. Nowhere is it suggested that those fears might well be entirely justified. I fear that we are dealing in this report with much more than simply a misguided policy on a particular issue. This is not an isolated incident, but a disease, a corruption of the church caused by flawed political thinking. The symptoms of this disease were already evident in the 1960s and 1970s, when so-called liberation movements received support from the church only if they were openly anti-Western and anti-Christian.

@mymixtapez 120# probably did it knowing her rival would see it --- marking her territory. She probably left her lipstick and panties under the bed too after sratching his back with her nails hard enough to leave a mark. The men are oblivious to the war between the women.

Woman allegedly caught her husband cheating after her smart scale notified her that someone weighing 120 lbs got on the scale at 1 a.m. while she was on a work trip 👀

@zerohedge Data centers should be in orbit and solar powered

Maryland homeowners will pay an extra $1.6 billion on their electric bills over the next decade to subsidize grid costs to feed data centers zerohedge.com/political/mary…

@Smithfarm1961 @liz_churchill10 I wouldnt even do that to a rat. I will trust God to judge and punish her and the rest of her buddies. In the mean time a grand jury could get the ball rolling.

@liz_churchill10 Birx and Fauci can shove a live rat up their a$$, I’m not taking any BS test or vaccine!

Covid Dictator Dr. Deborah Birx has crawled out of her Deep State Rat Hole… She would like ‘PCR testing’ for everyone… “We’re not testing populations...we don't really know whether there are subclinical cases…”

@liz_churchill10 Nope. I will ignore her.

@liz_churchill10 Never forget. Never forgive.

Frightening. She’s back…

@cringe_panda 1 Peter 3:7 KJV — Likewise, ye husbands, dwell with them according to knowledge, giving honour unto the wife, as unto the weaker vessel, and as being heirs together of the grace of life; that your prayers be not hindered.

Yes they should, but that doesn't mean letting their husbands abuse them. But you don't know anything about not being abused since you've only ever dated blacks.