Harry Wolf

@maxven3 This is a great time to open a booth selling spray paint. Will be plenty of demand for graffiti

🤬💩NYC mayor just delivered one of the dumbest economic takes imaginable. “Let’s tax the rich more so the middle class won’t leave.” Because nothing says save the middle class like driving out capital, investment, and employers. The logic is so broken you almost start questioning your own IQ for hearing it. After watching this, I genuinely feel dumber

@maxven3 Once the employers and jobs leave then desent into hell occurs, new york style. Remember the 1970s, 80s. I come here for work, no work, then i leave. The city isnt a place to be during distressed times. Welfare recipients will be trapped.

@TNTJohn1717 Im ruled by panic, so, now what? Just tip toe thru the "mine field"? I believe God expects me to make my own, best effort decisions as a mature person should but then luve with the real consequences. The consequences are the painful part but often educational

When Trouble Shapes Decisions Introduction There are seasons in life when a man finds out whether he has really been walking by faith or whether he has just been drifting along on momentum, comfort, and routine. Anybody can talk big when the pantry is full, the bills are paid, the house is peaceful, and tomorrow looks bright. But let pressure start tightening around the walls, let uncertainty step into the room, let sorrow knock at the door, and then the quality of a man’s judgment starts showing itself. Trouble has a way of forcing the hidden things to the surface. It reveals whether a believer is governed by Scripture or by emotion. It shows whether he makes decisions by conviction or by panic. It uncovers whether he is willing to let God’s word rule his future, or whether he will let fear grab the steering wheel the minute life gets difficult. That is why 1 Corinthians 7:26 is such a timely verse for any age, because Paul is not speaking to dreamers living in ideal conditions. He is speaking to saints who had to make real decisions under real pressure, and he tells them plainly, “I suppose therefore that this is good for the present distress, I say, that it is good for a man so to be” (1 Corinthians 7:26). That verse is not a verse for sentimentalists. It is not a verse for people who think Christian living is just about following your heart and hoping things work out. It is a verse for sober-minded believers who understand that hardship changes the practical weight of things. The marriage question in 1 Corinthians 7 is not handled in a vacuum. Paul does not act like every decision should be made the same way in every circumstance. He does not condemn marriage, because he plainly says later that if thou marry, thou hast not sinned. But he also does not flatter people into thinking that every lawful decision is equally wise under every condition. He looks at the distress of the hour and says, in effect, you had better think carefully before you add responsibilities, bonds, and burdens in a season where life is already hard enough to carry. That is not cold-hearted. That is merciful. That is not unbelief. That is spiritual intelligence. And there are a great many believers who could have spared themselves years of trouble if they had learned that the question is not always, “Can I do this?” but often, “Should I do this now?” The same principle reaches far beyond marriage. It touches ministry, money, family decisions, business commitments, moves, expansions, projects, and every other major turn in life. When trouble shapes the hour, a believer must not pretend that conditions mean nothing. Faith does not ignore reality. Faith reads reality through Scripture. Faith does not panic in hard times, but neither does it walk blindfolded through a minefield calling that spirituality. A wise man knows that distress affects timing, responsibility, and burden-bearing. A fool says everything is the same all the time and then wonders why he is crushed under weights he never should have picked up. So this essay will look at how hardship should affect the way believers think about marriage, duty, and responsibility, because one of the greatest marks of maturity is not merely knowing what is lawful, but knowing what is wise when life gets hard. 1. Trouble Has a Way of Exposing the Real Condition of the Heart When trouble enters a man’s life, it does not create his character so much as expose it. Pressure is a revealer. It peels back the paint. It strips the polish. It tells you what is really operating down inside the soul. A man may think he is patient until trouble comes. He may think he is strong until distress hits his finances, his marriage, his children, or his health. He may think he is led by the Spirit until hard circumstances begin pressing him into fast decisions. Then suddenly the truth comes out. Is he ruled by prayer or panic? Is he ruled by Scripture or appetite? Is he ruled by steady

I know this is the dispensational view but would other Christian views ( Reformed for example) say is not a one time event, a personification , but has been happening all along. For example the spirit of anti christ has been around for thousands of years. John Darby claimed it would happen during the seven year tribulation ( pre, post or amil) scripture isnt a time line or horoscope. Darby might be right or might be wrong.

🚨‼️The devil’s last trick isn’t going to look like a drunk in an alley with a knife. It’s going to look like a “solution.” It’s going to look like order after chaos, unity after division, and “peace and safety” after exhaustion. That’s why Revelation doesn’t introduce the Beast like a cartoon villain, it introduces him like a savior figure the world has been craving, and it introduces the False Prophet like a miracle minister who can make the lie feel holy. And that’s the part most Christians miss: Satan doesn’t just oppose God, he imitates God. He builds a counterfeit godhead. The Dragon supplies the authority behind the throne, the Beast becomes the visible “christ” of the system, and the False Prophet becomes the wonder-working “spirit” that pushes worship and seals allegiance. It’s not random wickedness, it’s structured replacement. It’s worship theft dressed up as destiny. So here’s the test that will save you from a thousand deceptions: follow who gets glorified. The Holy Ghost magnifies Jesus Christ, because the Lord said, “He shall glorify me” (John 16:14). The counterfeit spirit magnifies the Beast. If the “move,” the “fire,” the “miracles,” the “unity,” and the “revival” do not land you at the feet of the Lord Jesus Christ and in the word of God, you’re not watching heaven, you’re watching hell do theater. People keep saying, “I just want peace.” Fine, but peace without truth is a chain, and unity without Christ is a trap. The last days won’t be sold as evil, they’ll be sold as necessity, and the crowd will call it salvation while they bow to a lie. If you want to survive the age of counterfeits, stop chasing the show and start clinging to the Book, because the devil can counterfeit wonders, but he can’t counterfeit Scripture without exposing himself.

@USronaldcarter Wow

🚨 This was the most insane single press conference in presidential history and most people missed half of it.. > Trump revealed an American airman survived 48 hours in Iran.. climbing cliffs while bleeding and evading militants.. > SecWar Hegseth confirmed a live coordination call stayed open for nearly 46 hours straight.. > the second rescue mission needed 155 aircraft.. including bombers and dozens of fighters.. > Trump said someone LEAKED the operation mid-rescue.. exposing a second pilot and triggering a manhunt.. > he threatened to jail the journalist if they don’t reveal the source.. > he hinted at using a nuclear weapon on Iran.. said the country could be wiped out in one night.. > he called out Japan, South Korea, Australia for refusing help despite US troop presence.. > he casually mentioned killing Soleimani and Bin Laden in the same breath during the briefing.. > he quoted Kim Jong Un calling Biden “a mentally retarded person”.. > he said he’s polling so high in Venezuela he might run for president there.. all of this.. one press conference.. one podium.. one afternoon.. if you’re not following me you’re finding out 48 hours late from someone who read my post.. it’s only getting crazier from here..

@GrantMercer512 V'S AND zannies were awesome. Good for fighting. ( i lost a lot)

Big Pharma sold men Ambien and Xanax that killed our edge. But a natural compound that restores deep sleep & mental clarity with zero fog or addiction got buried. It's called Apigenin—used for centuries. Here's how it helps men: 1. Big Pharma… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

@_XDogs Cant save the world, we cant save the animals. I tried for a while but we cant even save ourselves. I had to let my pets go so somebody healthier could feed them. We all eventually get sick and die but some sooner than others but all eventually

I just adopted him. He walked out of the shelter clinging to his torn little toy — the only piece of comfort he had left. He hasn’t let go of it. Not yet. Because he’s still scared. Because his past is written in the way he curls up tightly and flinches at sudden sounds. Sometimes he shakes. Sometimes he hides. But when he rests his head on my lap, he whispers without words: “Please… let this be my forever.” And I promise him: It is. You’ll never be alone again. From now on, you’ll sleep safely, with toys, peace, love — and me. 🐶🧸🤍

@BoCamaro Wow. Thanks for the awareness.

So I watched "The Passion of the Christ" last night. And I am on my back deck tonight thinking. Think about this. In the movie, they have beaten him to near death and when they first take him to his cross, Jesus clings to it, and the thief chastised him for embracing his own cross. Mocking him for doing so. Then Christ gave all he had to carry that cross which weighed as much as him.. They beat him while he did. It came to the point that his physical body couldn't carry it any longer, so a man was ordered to carry it with him. Yet Christ still clung to the cross. Do you know why? Because he knew at the other end of that short journey was OUR freedom. Not his.... OURS..... with every single step, with every drop of blood, with every single tear, he knew he was one moment closer to being at the right hand of the Father and his mission complete to free us all. The man embraced the cross. Begged God to forgive the men nailing him to it. Begged God to forgive those that had beaten him with whips and canes and hammered a crown of thorns on his head. He embraced it all.... for US...... And now, when times get hard and life gets even slightly uncomfortable, we claim that "God isn't listening and won't take my burden" as if we even know what a real burden is... How many times would we cling to the proverbial cross for another and suffer as he did to free them from the pain? Would we ever do it at all? Maybe for our own child? Maybe? As you lay down tonight, pray a prayer of thanks. Not for the normal things. Not tonight. Tonight, pray a special prayer of thanks that he held on to that cross and carried it as far as his mortal body would allow... because that took more dedication than any of us could give for anyone. By the time you wake up in the morning, he will have risen, 2000 years ago. He will have beat death. 2000 years ago, all the sin you and I will ever commit was paid for because he clung to that cross like it was a lifeline.... not for him... But for you and me.

@JamesLucasIT Usa rejected Christ in favor of being tolerant, open to false religions

This was New York City on Good Friday in 1956

@vaneshmali He will be back. Next thing he will be setting up 5g private in the farm for the tractors guidance. He will miss the jazz

One of my friend got laid off from Oracle. Talked with him yesterday. His package was 37 lpa. Worked for the company for 10 years. Given his 100%. Contributed to the growth of the company. And what he got after 10 years - immediate termination without any notice or call. But he is still calm. He said "I am fine with this. Actually I am happy. Now I will not work for any IT company. I will focus on Farming. Will help my father and family in Farming." He has invested good amount of money while working 9-5. And he left his IT job happily. ( layoff made him happy 😊 ).

@1s3xnk All this type of thing is by design. They are intentionally destroying our society. They are winning.

#NYC #LandlordRights #HousingCrisis #SquatterCrisis I’m a NYC landlord. A tenant used fake financial documents and a bounced check to get into my property. He has now lived there for 8 months — without paying a single dollar. My losses are over $50,000 and still growing. Police won’t act. DA won’t act. The system tells me: go to housing court and wait. I followed the law. I hired a lawyer. I even gave him extra time to leave. He’s still there. Let me ask a simple question: When someone uses fraud to take your property, why is it treated like a normal tenant dispute? This system doesn’t protect honest people. It punishes them. NYC talks about a “housing crisis.” But who would rent out their property under these conditions? This is not just my story. This is happening to small landlords across New York. And nobody is fixing it.

@LayThemBare This is happening acroos the globe in all "developed western nations" we are being replaced or having income reduced due to i can now be replaced. Supply and demandbof labor. They will blame ai.

Dad went to the hospital this morning by ambulance in severe severe gut pain... When he got there, he noticed a short bus of foreigners were being unloaded. He was checked-in, and then ignored for 2 hours as the foreigners were given all the beds for basic check-ups and such. Pretty much all Blacks from Africa. They got preferential treatment and bumped my Dad who was in agony and writhing in pain, and sent him to wait in the waiting room. Not even allowing him a bed to lay down. He called me about after waiting 2 hours to be allowed into the back to get a bed. They ignored him. They ignored all the White people in the waiting room. I went to pick him up just now, and he was never seen. He chose to come home, as he knew he would never be seen for hours and hours... As we were leaving, I noticed a second bus pulling up to the ER... with indian families on it... This is enraging.. to say the least... And, its outright proof generational Canadians are being replaced in all facets of our lives and expected government services... BY DESIGN Fck Bark Clowney and Co. Bunch of cants and fuggets who hate the people that made Canada great before they destroyed it...

@BanjiAlo Maybe open a day care. Government checks dont bounce. Welfare is a steady income plus food stamps. Commit crimes during the day for extra income.

My former boss was laid off after 8 years at a company. They arrived at work in the morning to start their day as normal. A few hours in, HR called them into a meeting and told them it was their last day. The company made the role redundant effective immediately. This was a fellow who worked nights and weekends, always putting the company first. After hearing the news, they handed in their laptop and access card. The news was shocking, so they decided to leave before the close of business. Companies look after themselves. Put yourself first.

@LyndaNJPatriot Redistribution of wealth. Take from middle who do t ha e tax shelters and give to the woke project of the month. Presently they are replacing born here citizens with illegals and we the tax payer are subsidizing it, or so it seems.

@NJGOP If we are going to pay the illegals anyway, can we atleast put them to work on fixing our highways? NJ, the pothole state.

IRS data is in: New Jersey LOST $2.6 BILLION in income in just ONE year. That money didn’t disappear — it moved to places like Florida (+$20 BILLION). People aren’t leaving by accident—they’re leaving because they can’t afford to stay. Why? Far-left democratic policies out of Trenton that prioritize politics over working families have consequences, and clearly New Jersey families are at their limit. nypost.com/2026/03/28/us-…

@DrCaseyBabb Our children seem to be the red line and its being crossed now, slowly.

@DrCaseyBabb This isnt a mistake, this is intentional. We are being sold out. We are trapped by our leaders, except Trump and Trump isnt perfect, no man is. True revolt will cost us our present lives whether in jail or death or complete financial loss. Pick your time to fight

Yesterday in Ottawa, on my way to dinner, I passed this demonstration outside city hall. Palestinian flags, mixed in with Iranian regime flags, and signs like this one — “Death to Israel.” On top of that, as this hate movement passed through the streets, the entire downtown core was hit with antisemitic graffiti and stickers, many of which I removed, calling for the release of senior Hamas official Hussam Abu Safia. These people are using our freedoms to take away our freedoms. They’re using our apathy and suicidal tolerance to advance ideologies that will destroy us. And they’re exploiting our societies to advance the agendas of the world’s most dangerous people. The longer we allow this to go on — the harder it will be to unwind the damage. Stopping this isn’t hard and it isn’t complicated — it just takes a bit of chutzpah. Let’s figure it out and end this madness.

@menscoach1 I live for God, not for respect or any other thing from man. I can survive without respect. No excuses. Do the right thing. The respect from man is a snare, they love you one day then want to kill you the next. Ask anybody from Hollywood.

A man NEVER leaves a woman when things get difficult. He’ll stay through stress, financial pressure, even when life is heavy and everything feels like it’s falling apart. Men are built to endure. But the moment you start to disrespect him… everything changes. That’s when he checks out. Because a man can survive struggle… but he will not stay where he’s disrespected. Respect is not a bonus for men. It’s the foundation.

@MarkGPatterson In order for prophecy to be fulfilled Isreal's supporters ( now America) must be neutered and no longer protect Isreal, directly or indirectly. This is not the apocalypse, not yet apparently.

@MarkGPatterson In end times no country will rescue Israel. Jesus Himself will need to return to save Isreal. The world and Isreal have a common enemy, the present regime of Iran. Trump is willing to protect the world. Others just talk. We are not saving Isreal but instead the world

Iran is too stupid to realize that the ONLY REASON THE USA IS INVOLVED IS ISRAEL. If Israel were destroyed Iran's worries would be over. After multiple waves of missiles, Iran has NOT been able to prevent Israel from continuing murderous attacks in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Iran. Iran is stupidly spreading itself thin by attacking the entire GCC, all USA bases, ships in the Strait of Hormuz, oil production facilities, GCC hotels and airports. Now they will retaliate against universities and other non-military targets. Attacking the economy of the entire world will cause pain, but it will also guarantee that the world will respond by eliminating Iran's ability to do so. Iran ought to focus on eliminating Israel as a viable nation state and military power. If Iran succeeded in utterly destroying the economic and military capabilities of Israel, there would be no more money to bribe USA politicians or to brainwash Christian leaders into helping Israel murder children. The USA population is awake. Americans despise Israel. Zionist politicians will be purged from our Congress and the Presidency. Once the putrid stench of the Israeli Mafia has been purged from the USA, the USA ought to become friends and trading partners with both Iran and Russia. For this to happen, Iran needs to wise up and take the longer view. We will not always have a Zionist agent as President and the days of AIPAC buying the Israeli whores in Congress are numbered. @IranGov @araghchi @abdollahram @sadeghZibakalam @mhdksafa @iranin_arabic @HassanRouhani @s_m_marandi