Brooks Beeler

[The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome @TheMossadIL]

Well, well, well. They followed the money, and look what they found!

$50,000,000 in unaudited US taxpayer money in one month alone went to a pro-terrorist group disguised as a climate change organization.

@SenCapito

[Eagle Eye @LHSEagleEye]

The journalism team won 9 medals, placing 2nd overall at today's regional contest and will compete in four events at the upcoming state championship.

[Tom Buck (Five Point Buck) @TomBuck]

CHRIST IS KING!

[𝔚𝔥𝔦𝔱𝔢𝔅𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔡 @HwsEleutheroi]

If you wondered how deeply committed to the very religious, even cultic viewpoint of the LGBTQ+ rebellion and depravity the secular left is, well, now you know. No one who grew up in my era can truly imagine a sitting President making Easter Sunday a day of "Trans Visibility," let alone government buildings being lit up in the rainbow colors of hatred of God's creation on that day. It is a very short step from here to bringing "the law" to bear against "hatred," which, as we all know, is just a cover for their hatred of God's truth and ways.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

There's no such thing as gender identity.

It was made up by a ped*phile whose experiments with gender resulted in an epic fail. Yet, that didn't stop radical activists from forcing it on your kids and injecting it into our culture.

Gender ideology must be categorically opposed at all levels.

Protect our children!

[Brooks Beeler @BrooksBeeler]

@waronweakness @elBenb0 I do like a Camacho Connecticut

[Traces of Texas @TracesofTexas]

The Texas Quote of the Day comes from longtime Houston Post/Chronicle columnist Leon Hale. It is a dandy Thanksgiving tale!

By Leon Hale

"Did I ever tell you about Brother Foster's Thanksgiving prayer? Long ago, out in that West Cross Timbers country beyond Fort Worth, Brother Foster was famous for prayers that showed scope and style. I once heard him send up a thanksgiving prayer that was major league in all respects, and he did it standing in the kitchen door on Gramdma Hale's farm.

This old fellow was not really a preacher. But in rural regions at the time I am talking about, purebred and registered preachers were scarce and people made do with the nearest they had to the real article.

Brother Foster taught Sunday School, and did funerals, and went around comforting the sick and sorrowful, and generally made a satisfactory substitute for a preacher. My father used to say you could put a black hat on Brother Foster and hand him a Bible and a collection plate and he could pass for a preacher.

His specialty was prayers on special occasions, like at Fourth of July Picnics, ice cream suppers, Christmas gatherings, and other holiday affairs. It must have been in '31 or '32 that Brother Foster came to Grandma Hale's farm for Thanksgiving dinner. All the women, especially, counted it a social victory to have Brother Foster for Thanksgiving. I don't know how we got him, as he was spread pretty thin over that region.
The meal was the occasion for the prayer, so it was delivered as the blessing. Or, asking the blessing, as we said, or returning thanks.

When the formal invitation was issued - "Brother Foster, will you return thanks for us?" - that luminary backed away from the table and took up a position in the doorway that led into Grandma's kitchen. Evidently he felt a need to be isolated from the general bunch.

He was a big, heavy-shouldered fellow with deep-set eyes and wavy white hair and a mighty voice. My father used to say that they ruined a first-rate preacher when they put Bro. Foster to following a mule across a cotton patch.

He waited for silence before he began. If silence took a full minute to arrive, still he waited. We were supposed to keep our heads bowed and our eyes closed but by that time I had perfected a system of looking around at things through eyes that seemed closed but really weren't.

Bro. Foster stood with his legs slightly apart and his hands behind him and his chin elevated and his eyes closed. Just when you thought he would begin, a foot would scuff or a throat would clear and he would hold off a while longer. Even a calf, bawling for its mama out at the barn, would delay his beginning.

He started out quietly, and built volume as he went along. He began with the food and the blessed hands that prepared it. He called Grandma by name, and I learned later that this was a high blessing, to get your name sent up in a prayer by Brother Foster, and on Thanksgiving Day, at that.

From the women he went to the men who tilled the land and brought forth its fruits. He went on to thank the Lord for the beasts that pulled the plows, and those that sacrificed their lives to give us sustenance.

Then he took up the children, and asked the Lord to bless their little hearts and keep them safe.

He went into the field of medicine and thanked the Lord for protecting those of us who hadn't caught terrible diseases or suffered crippling injuries. He got into agriculture and mentioned the good corn crop, and the cotton crop which was fair. Went then to meteorology and pointed out to God that the rains came a little too late in the season but were appreciated anyhow. He called the names of people who had died during the year, people we knew, and he gave thanks for their lives. He gave thanks for breezes that turned windmills, for pretty music, for the love of friends and kinfolks, for the very roof over our heads, for feather mattresses on cold winter nights.

This litany went on until the dressing was cold and I thought it was more a sermon than a prayer. Not until a good many years later did I understand why Bro. Foster's long prayers were sought and appreciated:
Life in that country was hard, and those folks needed somebody to remind them that they had a lot to be thankful for."

------ Leon Hale, Houston Chronicle, Nov 24, 1988

[Brooks Beeler @BrooksBeeler]

@sweatystartup As true as anything I've ever read.

[Lindale ISD @LindaleISDNews]

The Lindale ISD, the Lindale Fire Department, and Tyler Junior College have joined together in a cooperative effort to design and implement a dual credit firefighter certification program within Lindale ISD! 🧑‍🚒🔥

Read more about it 👉https://t.co/c2LbXnTPGS

[Eagle Eye @LHSEagleEye]

Read about Kyle Wright's recent award on the Eagle Eye at https://t.co/X9wXkV3nzh

[Joel Berry @JoelWBerry]

When the medical establishment is saying with a straight face that dismembering and mutilating kids to become the opposite gender is “medicine,” they shouldn’t be surprised when no one trusts them on vaccines.

[ALX 🇺🇸 @alx]

Whose idea was it to have John Fetterman introduce Joe Biden?

[Scott Morefield @SKMorefield]

This Ron DeSantis counterpunch to the label "establishment Republican" is pure gold:

"How many establishment Republicans would have sent illegal aliens to Martha's Vineyard? How many establishment Republicans would have stood up against Disney? How many establishment Republicans would have signed the bill that I just signed to ban land purchases from people affiliated with the CCP in the state of Florida? We're now being sued by the ACLU for that. How many establishment Republicans would have leaned in to support our children against the pronoun Olympics ... How many establishment Republicans would have banned gender transition surgeries for minors?"

"We will leave woke ideology in the dustbin of history."

[𝔚𝔥𝔦𝔱𝔢𝔅𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔡 @HwsEleutheroi]

So China is building coal plants like crazy, along with nuclear plants. The West is shutting down coal, natural gas, nuclear, and depending on the wind to blow and no clouds to pass by. Who do you think will run the world...very quickly? And that "carbon offset" you just bought---China offset it right back in 1 second, and intends on continuing that policy.

History will clearly state that the West simply committed suicide by intentional stupidity.

[Brooks Beeler @BrooksBeeler]

@SenMarkoLiias Rom 1:30 - slanderers, [fn]haters of God, insolent, arrogant, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents,

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

There were a number of trans people in the audience tonight and I ended my speech speaking directly to them. The truth is that I’m actually trying to help these people, unlike all of those who “affirm” them

[Brooks Beeler @BrooksBeeler]

@TomBuck check this out

[𝔚𝔥𝔦𝔱𝔢𝔅𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔡 @HwsEleutheroi]

Praise God for the remnant. A rare flash of light in a very, very dark meeting of very religious, but deceived, people.

[Brooks Beeler @BrooksBeeler]

Business Beat: Sunbird Barbecue plans dine-in restaurant https://t.co/UdjMfCNaWB via @newsjournal