A father came into the dealership to buy his son a rare matte black BMW M4 with white bucket seats, then negotiated the $105,590 out-the-door price down to an even $105,000 and closed the deal 😳🤝🔥
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just CHECKMATED Democrats in the House chamber
He asked members of Congress to STAND UP if they believe it's the duty of the US government to protect American citizens over illegals...
AND PRACTICALLY ALL DEMOCRATS STAYED SITTING
"You should be ASHAMED of yourselves by sitting down!"
A search for the legendary God of Gamblers leads to an unexpected partnership, as two rival gamblers must put their differences aside to take down a powerful enemy 🔥
A car dealer approached a 26-year-old owner and tried to buy his heavily optioned BMW M8 Competition on the spot, but was shocked to learn the $172,000 car had already received a $94,000 offer from another dealership 😳🚗💰
After discovering it had 17,000 miles, the dealer admitted his strongest offer would probably be around $80,000–$85,000 even with its M Performance exhaust and stealth PPF.
Kenneth Copeland is a preacher reportedly worth up to $760 million. He owns three private jets, and he says regular passengers are the reason he can’t fly commercial.
In the video below, a reporter catches him in his car and asks him about it.
In an old video with another preacher, Copeland explained why he won’t fly with ordinary people. He said he didn’t want to get into “a long tube with a bunch of demons.”
His ministry’s 1,500-acre campus near Dallas–Fort Worth has its own airstrip and hangar. One of his jets is a Gulfstream he bought from Tyler Perry.
When Inside Edition asked how much he paid for it, he said that was none of her business. Then he denied ever calling people demons.
His followers are mostly ordinary people who send donations to his ministry. Most of them have never been on a private jet.
Would you still give money to a pastor who calls people like you demons, or would that be the moment you walk out?
This might sound ridiculous but I think Kelley could have done the same thing Barerra did. He was too obsessed with going for the ko. Boxed dumb in this fight.
🚨Chamath Palihapitiya believes Bitcoin will get hacked and go to ZERO.
Chamath says if AI is aimed at crypto, the obvious target would be "Satoshi's wallet," to "drain the wallet and then go short."
What's your take?
Could the Binance hack have involved insider activity, with individuals using advance knowledge of the attack to short Bitcoin and profit from the resulting market decline? Suspicious trading activity before the hack deserves serious investigation.@CsTominaga@Bitcoin@CalvinAyre
When a Christian Actually Knew the Bible.
I just watched that clip of the aerospace engineering student questioning Charlie Kirk, and wow it was the smartest question anyone has asked him in a long time.
The student wasn't attacking faith. He was defending it. He basically said: The early church didn't try to take over Rome, they tried to live like Jesus _inside_ Rome. So how do we reconcile Christian Nationalism this idea of fusing political power with Christian identity with that?
Charlie's answer was classic Charlie. He went straight to the Old Testament Joseph advising Pharaoh, Daniel in Babylon, David as King. And yes, that's in the Bible.
But here's my take, and this is where the student was 100% right:
The Old Testament is full of theocracies and prophets advising kings. The NEW Testament, the part Christians claim to follow after Christ, is completely different. Jesus literally said "My kingdom is not of this world." Paul wrote letters under a pagan empire and never once said "take over the Senate." The early Christians were persecuted because they _refused_ to make Caesar their Lord.
That's the disconnect.
Faith SHOULD inform politics. If you are a Christian, your values will absolutely affect how you vote, how you serve, how you treat people. That's civic responsibility.
But when you flip it when politics starts informing your faith, when you need political power to feel like your faith is valid you've lost the plot. You've turned a cross into a flagpole.
The student understood something Charlie missed. Christianity was never meant to be the government. It was meant to be the conscience OF the government.
What do you guys think? Should faith shape politics, or should politics stay out of faith?