Zikorx

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Church of the Holy Sepulchre is such a cool name.

@Ayoolafelix @temitopeEojo 🤝

@zikorx @temitopeEojo Interestingly, I agree.

I’m probably the only person that is vehemently against this.

@Ayoolafelix @temitopeEojo So back to my original thesis. Please leave your friends alone as platonic friends. And yes if you’re to marry your friend, best to wait till wedding. Not worth it otherwise. (Hot take, I know you don’t have to agree)

@zikorx @temitopeEojo I forgot, I'm currently imposing my special brand of situationship in this discussion. But as it's typically practiced, you are right.

@Ayoolafelix @temitopeEojo Yup. Also you can’t be in a “situationship” with a friend. They know way too much for it to be surface and you care about them too much for it to be casual.

@zikorx @temitopeEojo That's why I avoid it, this is hypothetical. and yes, I refer to anyone that has seen my nakedness as "lover" To be clear. Be friends with friends; If you do anything else, you have to change the title.

@Ayoolafelix @temitopeEojo You cannot be in a “situationship” with your friend. If you’re friendly with someone and having sex, that person is at least a lover/Paramour. You people complicate your lives by these unnecessary Role creep/Mission creep situations.

@temitopeEojo @zikorx Yes. or Situationship Pretending you are just friends is dishonest

🇵🇸 🇻🇦 “Jerusalem, the Holy Land, is not merely a geographical place; it is the beating heart of our faith. Every stone here speaks of salvation; every hill bears the memory of the God who chose to draw near. “

تأمّل غبطة البطريرك بمناسبة أحد الشعانين في الجثمانية Meditation for Palm Sunday at Gethesmane lpj.org/en/news/medita…

@kilonpop See why you’re my leader? Please see WhatsApp

I’m not Christian. I don’t believe in Jesus. I am an ultra-Orthodox Jew who believes in the Torah that God gave to Moshe and tries to follow it to the letter, and I find this not only unacceptable and disrespectful, but also a slap in the face to those of us who try to defend Israel all day. I understand that there is a war and that many places of worship in Jerusalem are closed for large gatherings, but here’s the thing. I know for a fact that: 1. Someone close to me was at the Western Wall about two weeks ago after a private tour. I spoke to him on a video call while he was there. 2. If a rabbi wants to enter, he can. 3. If this had happened in other Arab countries, or in another country to Jews, we would not have accepted any of these excuses. 4. Two priests entering is not a danger or a mass gathering. It’s just two priests trying to do what they believe they have to do. And before you attack me, let me say this: if you’re at a point where it’s impossible for you to believe that Israeli authorities can make a mistake, then you’ve lost your mind. I’m American, and I believe my government makes mistakes on a daily basis. We talk about it openly, and I will speak about a mistake the Israelis are making, especially one that is so irresponsible and easily avoidable, and that can harm me here in the U.S. as well.

Kenyan architecture scene is ironic because the more African a building looks, the more likely the owner is European and the more European a house looks, the more likely the owner is African.

BREAKING: The Israeli army prevented Palestinian Christians from leaving the Christian village of Taybeh, setting up a checkpoint and blocking the village’s exit. Today is Palm Sunday—a day when many Christians travel to Bethlehem and other cities to attend prayers and religious celebrations. Recently, the Israeli army installed gates around the Christian village of Taybeh and has repeatedly closed its main entrance, effectively suffocating the village. savewestbankchristians.com

@kilonpop Alive o. Are you available to be caught up with next week? We can put it inside calendar.

JUST IN: Pope Leo XIV says no one can use Jesus, the "King of Peace," to justify war.

Under your Home Front Command directives, up to 50 people are allowed to gather—yet the Mass was limited to just four people, and you still decided to prevent Cardinal Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Stop lying.

The patriarch only wanted to celebrate a mass with just one friar and had planned to enter the church through a backdoor without any public. Not only was the rabbi in charge of the administration of the Western Wall allowed to do something similar recently, but so were Muslim Waqf preachers at Al-Aqsa during Ramadan and Eid. The idea that the patriarch was less safe in the Holy Sepulcher than in his usual residence, which is also in the Old City, is preposterous on its face. It's obvious that what happened is that some of the troglodytes in Ben Gvir's police were overzealous and created an international scandal for the Israeli government, which then came up with that ridiculous story in the hope that it would reduce the fallout. You can say that it's not some anti-Christian conspiracy on the part of the Israeli government, but you don't have to be retarded and repeat this nonsense, as the pro-Israel brigade in the West is currently doing.

אני מביע את תמיכתי המלאה בפטריארך הלטיני של ירושלים ובנוצרים בארץ הקודש, שנמנע מהם לחגוג את מיסת יום ראשון של כפות התמרים בכנסיית הקבר. אני מגנה את החלטת המשטרה הישראלית, שמצטרפת לרצף מדאיג של הפרות מעמד המקומות הקדושים בירושלים. יש להבטיח את חופש הפולחן בירושלים לכל הדתות.

@kilonpop A woman of high taste

It’s very funny how colonialist and non inclusive the “ read before you write a Substack crowd” is inadvertently sounding. Please it’s Substack. Not the New England Journal of humanities. It’s literally built for longer form brain farts.

We need the perspective of non reading people in the world as well. Please write that your “art of” Substack. Write it. Not every Substack should be literary. Write your gossip Substack and recipe Substack and absolute brainrot Substacks. I’m in support

@amasonic @msnwangwa Thank you my big chief. You’d live long.

@zikorx @msnwangwa Yup, I agree with you. It's very very dicey and too risky. It can damage the dynamics of that friendship.

You people are so bad with analogies and it is a big problem