Melchizepepe - Garbage Scow Captain

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Pray for our troops!

He’s quoting historian Will Durant to the effect that this is the way of the world. History is a record of conquest, and might typically prevails regardless of who is right. Christianity is in full agreement that Satan is the prince of this world and his side often prevails.

@AAnon55 @RuBQ_11 👍

Let me see if I've got this right. The Rothschild family lives in London. The Rothschild's main bank is located in London. The Rothschild's built up Israel. If London is the Rothschild's base of operation (stronghold), & they built up Israel, wouldn't that mean Israel is captured & controlled? How does the [Cabal] controlling Israel make Israel the biggest threat? The [Cabal] controls most of the world. That is the problem. It's never been about one country. Every country on the planet has a [Deep State] problem, & that [Deep State] is controlled by the [Cabal]. Pretty much every country on the planet has a central bank (world bank) like the Federal Reserve. Our enemy doesn't care about one country because [they] control the world. [They] control the money, so [they] can influence everything else, but the Rothschild's aren't alone at the top of the pyramid. Israel could disappear right now & the [Cabal] would still exist. For a long time the [Cabal] controlled America. The United States has done some bad shit under [Cabal] control. Remember that when you want to blame a country for what the [Cabal] has done. We aren't up against a country. We're up against a group of people that control nations (not just the Rothschild family). Good talk 🇺🇲 🐸 👊

@DanBurmawy It has been hiding behind race in the US…and spreading hatred and violence.

I am never happy criticizing Islam. With every post I make, every article I publish, every interview I give, I wrestle within myself. This world is cruel, and it needs more kindness, and it saddens me that I can't contribute more of it. If Islam were confined to a certain geography, I wouldn’t concern myself with it. If Islam were reformable, if it were possible for an open, high-trust society to survive it, I wouldn’t risk my life or waste my energy discussing this backward, dark ideology. But the problem is that Islam is none of these things. Islam is an expansionist ideology that, wherever it exists, erases individual liberties. And with that, it destroys creativity and prosperity. What we have witnessed in the West since October 7 has been a revelation: Islam has been rebranded using a narrative that frames Israel, and the West, as the cause of the violence and bigotry inherent in this political ideology, giving it the space to expand. That is why it is a moral obligation to stand against its expansion, to educate decision-makers about the threat it poses to the West, and to ensure that the Church, which plays a decisive role in shaping U.S. political direction, is equipped with the right tools and not deceived by false narratives. Committing to moral obligations is a discipline that brings no earthly pleasure. I find no pleasure in combating Islam. However, I can't live with myself if I choose to live a quiet, normal life while knowing that I might be able to make a difference, even if I am not very optimistic.

You don’t need a Muslim majority in order for Islam to dominate policy. All you need is key Muslims in official roles placed strategically around a country to influence local laws. Once the local laws all around a country favor Muslim culture then add to that the influence of the Muslim electorate on highly corruptible non-Muslim politicians and the result is a de facto Muslim government. That’s what we’re seeing in the UK with Muslim city councils, council leaders, and mayors who possess executive power and it’s exactly the plan they want to replicate in America. That’s what the men in this video are talking about. They’re openly telling us how they plan to take over Christian countries.

@DanBurmawy interesting analogy.

Islam in the West is the ring of power in The Lord of the Rings. Everyone thinks they can handle it. They think they can use it, moderate it, integrate it, tame it, or negotiate with it. The Ring serves only one master, and it is not the one wearing it. As long as the West thinks it can use Islam, Islam ends up using the West. Just like the Ring amplifies the worst impulses of the one who carries it, Islam reshapes whatever institution allows it inside: Human-rights language becomes a shield for illiberal politics. Free-speech norms become a platform for anti-free-speech doctrines. Religious liberty becomes legal cover for parallel legal systems. Democracy becomes a staircase to end democracy. This is the rule of the Ring: Whoever tries to wield it eventually becomes its servant. Even the well-intentioned fall. Especially the well-intentioned. The West keeps trying different strategies: "Support moderates, integrate communities, counter the extremists, not the ideology, dialogue will soften them, maybe they don’t really mean what they say, economic uplift will change their worldview, second and third generations will modernize." Every one of these is the Council of Elrond arguing that maybe someone, somewhere, might use the Ring differently. But Tolkien’s world and Islam world share the same truth: You can't reform an object built for domination. You can't tame an ideology constructed for supremacy. The Ring can't be debated, reasoned with, or negotiated into moderation. It was forged for one purpose, and it retains that purpose regardless of who wears it. Islam is the same. The only way to destroy the Ring is to take it back to the place where it was forged, the fires of Mount Doom, and burn it in its original source. The same is true for Islam: You can't defeat it with counterterrorism alone. You can't defeat it with border policy alone. You can't defeat it with intelligence operations alone. You can't defeat it through elections, speeches, or interfaith dinners. You must go to its Mordor, its theology, its texts, its jurisprudence, its political creed, its doctrinal foundations, and you must burn it there. Confront the doctrine of jihad. Expose the political blueprint. Discredit the historical narrative. Challenge the legal theory that divides humanity. Break the ideological architecture. Expose it's master. Only then does the Ring lose its power. Everything else is delay. The danger is not in extremism. The danger is in believing you can harness extremism for your benefit. Like the Ring, Islam corrupts even those who oppose it. It drags the center toward its worldview. It forces institutions to accommodate its demands. It shapes the political discourse through intimidation, guilt, or demographic leverage. The Ring does not want to be hidden. It wants to be worn. Islam does not want to coexist. It wants to rule. There is no path to victory that avoids the mountain. There is no shortcut around theology. There is no peace purchased through appeasement. There is no safety in pretending the ideology is harmless. There is no future if you refuse to confront the source of the problem. The West keeps walking in circles around Mount Doom, hoping for an easier route. But there isn’t one. If you want to destroy the Ring, you must go to Mordor. If you want to combat Islam, you must confront its theology. That is the fire in which the ideology was forged. And that is the only fire in which it can be destroyed.

What the fuck is wrong with people???

Why is London important?

@AAnon55 Apparently it’s the central banking repository of some sort with substantial leverage over Canada, Australia and NZ and the original insurance originator via Lloyds and a formerly great navy. Hard to believe they’re still even relevant, much less influential.

Being America First means that you want Tucker Carlson to be tried for treason for passing intelligence information to our enemies.

Do these layers have ANY shame?

@ksorbs No more than there counterparts in the House and Senate.

This 14 second clip got over 13k+ likes in under 48 hours “You ever think that maybe food is so expensive because, I don't know, 42 million people get it for free?” Really think about this

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@realtomquick @MrsRosefyre Did he? Didn’t realize that. He did a great job…maybe his best? Have long hoped there’d be a sequel.

@melchizepepe @MrsRosefyre Keanu got a lot of flak when this came out because it wasn't very comic-accurate, but it's still an excellent movie. Wish they followed through with a sequel.

My Own Ptivate Idaho. Keanu & River Phoenix circa 1991.

@C_3C_3 @413judd67 I remember him waiving that red folder around. Wonder if Mar a Lago was the trap card.

This is when the Deep State messed up… The Mar-a-lago raid by the Biden (Obama) Administration was part of the ongoing Russiagate conspiracy. This opened the door for a grand jury in Florida and not in the safety of DC. Oops!