Pray for the persecuted Christians in Nigeria. Pray that President @realDonaldTrump will put pressure on the Muslim president of Nigeria to protect innocent Christians who are being butchered by radical followers of Islam. This pastor said, “I know what it means to stand before grieving families whose only crime was refusing to deny Jesus Christ…Now they say I will be next. But I ask the world, what is my crime?”
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@kroger of all the grocery mishaps I have experienced in your store. The mislabeling of Raisin bagels as Blueberry is by far the worst. My mouth expected ecstasy but instead it bit into grandma fruit.
This was your shelf stable brand by the way. Not the bakery.
@glennbeck Hey @glennbeck , I'd love to hear your take on Walmart phasing out their canned goods section. I feel like this is more than just tariff costs.
Historically, this happened during WW2 because of a steal shortage, correct? It's also a great way to control the food supply.
@ossoff@ReverendWarnock Senators, why are blatant, obvious scams under the guise of ADA allowed? We need something done about this! It's the same people doing the same scam over and over! After the third time it should be fraud!
PROTECT BUSINESSES!
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Let me be VERY clear for those of you in the back. If bringing down the largest child sex trafficking ring in our known history will "collapse the government as we know it," then the government as we know it needs to collapse.
🚨 BREAKING: In a disgusting move, Soros-backed State Attorney Monique Worrell says that while a man m*sturbating in front of kids at a park is WRONG, but "not illegal."
"All things that are wrong are not illegal!"
WTF?! This is FLORIDA. SUSPEND HER.
I want to thank the incredible team serving with @SamaritansPurse right now in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in the middle of the deadly Ebola outbreak. We have set up two Ebola Treatment Centers that are treating patients day in and day out—from the very young to the very old—and we thank God for every life saved. The extent and urgency of this crisis isn’t being covered by the news. Pray for the people of this region and for our staff who are there helping in Jesus’ Name.
Continue to pray for the people of Venezuela. Many in the area around Caracas and La Guaira have gone more than a week without medical care because hospitals are damaged and overwhelmed with patients. Our Emergency Field Hospital has been open for two days and we have already treated 322 patients. John Barrett, the Chargé d'Affaires for the @usembassyve in Caracas, visited our team yesterday, and a few hours later, the hospital was visited by Venezuela’s Interim President Delcy Rodríguez. We were grateful they could each see the work that our teams of doctors, nurses, and other staff are doing in Jesus’ Name. We appreciate all that the U.S. government has done to help expedite and support our relief efforts on the ground in Venezuela.