Jan P

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

“If Christians don’t get involved in politics, politics will erase their right to be Christians.”

- Charlie Kirk

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

Can’t argue with this!👇👇👇

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

When cholesterol was demonised, Pfizer sold the statin, and it became the best-selling drug in the history of medicine.

When fat was demonised, Roche sold a pill that stops you absorbing it, and the side effect was printed on the box in a way nobody forgets.

When salt was demonised, the blood pressure tablet went on repeat prescription for a third of the over-50s.

When the sun was demonised, the chemist sold vitamin D in a bottle, for the hormone your skin had been making for free.

When liver was demonised, the chemist sold retinol, iron, copper and B12 in four separate bottles.

When eggs were demonised, the chemist sold choline, and nobody in the queue knew what it was for.

When red meat was demonised, the gym sold creatine and the chemist sold iron.

When butter was demonised, the chemist sold vitamin K2 for the arteries, which is what the butter had been doing.

When hunger was demonised, the pharmacist sold an injection to stop you feeling it, at £200 a month, for life.

Every nutrient the animal carried was declared dangerous, removed, and sold back as a molecule by a company that could patent the molecule and could not patent the cow.

The food did a dozen jobs in one bite. The pharmacy sells each job separately, with a repeat prescription and a side effect.

The animal never had a sales rep. That is the only thing it was ever missing.

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@Evelyn001d Yes

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@ConferenceUSA @CBSSportsNet @NMStateFootball The ‘Peterbilt’ roars through again

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@NMStateFootball @JasonGwan Gwan do it every time!

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

A moving moment at an airport captured the remarkable connection between a soldier and her military working dog. Tired from traveling, the soldier settled onto the floor to get some much-needed rest, and her loyal canine partner immediately climbed onto her and remained close.

Rather than relaxing completely, the dog appeared to stay alert, keeping watch over the surroundings while its handler slept. Even during a quiet moment away from duty, their strong sense of trust and companionship was clearly visible.

Military working dogs and their handlers spend countless hours training and working together, developing bonds built on communication, teamwork, and reliance on one another. Moments like this offer a glimpse at how meaningful that relationship can become beyond their official responsibilities.

For the soldier, the dog is more than a working partner. And for the dog, staying close to its handler doesn’t necessarily end when the workday does—even when the only task is keeping her company while she rests.

[Old Salty Marine @BamaSaltyMarine]

As a Boomer, I've walked like an Egyptian, moonwalked, walked this way, walked on the wild side, walked on sunshine, walked the line, and walked 500 miles.

I've walked a lot... I'm tired.

[Vitruvius Republic 🇺🇸 @realMAG1775]

For me and a lot of my Marine buddies, the number one concern for this country is not the price of fuel. It is Islamist Marxists taking this country one city at a time. Mostly the major cities. Smaller towns are getting it too.
So everybody bitching and dooming right now needs to understand something. If they take the midterms, you will not be able to bitch and gripe anymore. The people cheering open borders, Hamas flags in the street, and "globalize the intifada" on campus are not going to protect your right to complain about them. They will call it hate, shut the platform, and dare you to say it again.
If you are a doomer telling people to sit home, shut up. You are handing your free speech to the same crowd you claim to oppose. Fuel prices come and go. A city that no longer answers to Americans does not. Get out and vote. Then primary the RINOs who will not fight this.

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@KateriSeraphina Be a hero to someone

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Name a chronic disease the pharmaceutical industry has cured in your lifetime.

Diabetes: managed. 100 years of insulin, and the count has gone up every year.

Blood pressure: managed. For life.

Cholesterol: managed. For life, from 40.

Depression: managed. A third of the people on it have been on it for a decade.

Reflux: managed. The leaflet says 8 weeks. The average is years.

Asthma, arthritis, eczema, migraine, obesity: managed, managed, managed, managed, injected.

Then in 2014 something slipped through. A drug that actually cured hepatitis C, in 12 weeks, for good.

In 2018 Goldman Sachs wrote a note to its clients about it. The title was a question: is curing patients a sustainable business model?

Their answer was no. The cure had shrunk the market. The hepatitis C business fell from $12 billion a year to under $4 billion, because the patients kept getting better and not coming back.

The bank advised investors to look for conditions that are chronic, and treatments that are taken for life.

That is not a conspiracy theory. It is an investment note, and it says the quiet part in a font.

A cure is a one-off sale. A patient is an annuity, and the whole industry is priced on the annuity.

Nobody is going to cure the thing you have, because the thing you have is their best product.

But a plate can. That is why it is extreme.

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@rich_toronto Love facts not feelings!

[Hillbilly @JamesHu27192912]

I’M SOUNDING THE ALARM ABOUT THE MIDTERMS AND BEYOND

The church cannot be asleep right now.

I have a deep concern for the state of our nation right now. Yes, we’ve been in difficult places before, but something about this moment feels different. I believe God gave us a reprieve. He answered our prayers in many ways. There were people fasting, praying, crying out to God, repenting, interceding, and asking Him to have mercy on this nation. But now I’m concerned that too many people have gone back to sleep.

It feels like we’ve forgotten how serious things became and how quickly a nation can change.

People are talking about the economy, gas prices, the cost of living, interest rates, housing, and all the things affecting our everyday lives. Those things matter. But I’m looking beyond the immediate issues and asking a much bigger question: What is at stake over the next few years?

What happens if we sleepwalk into a political and cultural situation where people committed to radically different ideas about government, freedom, faith, and the Constitution gain enough power to fundamentally reshape this country? What happens to religious liberty? What happens to freedom of speech? What happens to parental rights? What happens to the courts and the institutions that were designed to provide checks and balances?

There have been political proposals and debates over the years involving changes to the Supreme Court, the status of U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico, and other structural changes to our government. Whatever your political affiliation, Christians should understand that governmental structures and laws can have consequences that last far beyond a single election cycle.

My concern is that too many people seem to be sleepwalking through this moment.

It feels like business as usual. The same distractions. The same arguments. The same church politics. The same obsession with platforms, personalities, money, recognition, and things that will not matter when eternity is staring us in the face.

Sometimes I wonder if we have become more concerned about the tables Jesus overturned than the reason He overturned them.

I could say much more about that.

But today I simply felt led in my spirit to sound the alarm.

This isn’t about panic. This isn’t about putting our trust in politicians. Our hope has never been Washington, D.C. Our hope is Jesus Christ. But throughout Scripture, when God’s people recognized that their nation was in a dangerous place, they didn’t shrug their shoulders and go back to business as usual. They prayed. They fasted. They repented. They humbled themselves. They sought the face of God.

“If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.” — 2 Chronicles 7:14 NKJV

We need to pray like we prayed before, and I believe we need to pray even more. We need to fast. We need to call upon the name of the Lord. We need discernment. We need pastors who are willing to speak truth. We need churches that understand the hour. We need Christians who aren’t asleep at the wheel.

Because my concern is that if we don’t wake up spiritually, we could find ourselves facing circumstances we never imagined could happen in America.

I’m sounding the alarm.

Not because I’m afraid.

Because I’m awake.

And I’m asking a simple question:

Does anybody else feel this urgency?

Let’s pray for this nation!

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

To important to skip

[Hillbilly @JamesHu27192912]

I’M SOUNDING THE ALARM ABOUT THE MIDTERMS AND BEYOND

The church cannot be asleep right now.

I have a deep concern for the state of our nation right now. Yes, we’ve been in difficult places before, but something about this moment feels different. I believe God gave us a reprieve. He answered our prayers in many ways. There were people fasting, praying, crying out to God, repenting, interceding, and asking Him to have mercy on this nation. But now I’m concerned that too many people have gone back to sleep.

It feels like we’ve forgotten how serious things became and how quickly a nation can change.

People are talking about the economy, gas prices, the cost of living, interest rates, housing, and all the things affecting our everyday lives. Those things matter. But I’m looking beyond the immediate issues and asking a much bigger question: What is at stake over the next few years?

What happens if we sleepwalk into a political and cultural situation where people committed to radically different ideas about government, freedom, faith, and the Constitution gain enough power to fundamentally reshape this country? What happens to religious liberty? What happens to freedom of speech? What happens to parental rights? What happens to the courts and the institutions that were designed to provide checks and balances?

There have been political proposals and debates over the years involving changes to the Supreme Court, the status of U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico, and other structural changes to our government. Whatever your political affiliation, Christians should understand that governmental structures and laws can have consequences that last far beyond a single election cycle.

My concern is that too many people seem to be sleepwalking through this moment.

It feels like business as usual. The same distractions. The same arguments. The same church politics. The same obsession with platforms, personalities, money, recognition, and things that will not matter when eternity is staring us in the face.

Sometimes I wonder if we have become more concerned about the tables Jesus overturned than the reason He overturned them.

I could say much more about that.

But today I simply felt led in my spirit to sound the alarm.

This isn’t about panic. This isn’t about putting our trust in politicians. Our hope has never been Washington, D.C. Our hope is Jesus Christ. But throughout Scripture, when God’s people recognized that their nation was in a dangerous place, they didn’t shrug their shoulders and go back to business as usual. They prayed. They fasted. They repented. They humbled themselves. They sought the face of God.

“If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.” — 2 Chronicles 7:14 NKJV

We need to pray like we prayed before, and I believe we need to pray even more. We need to fast. We need to call upon the name of the Lord. We need discernment. We need pastors who are willing to speak truth. We need churches that understand the hour. We need Christians who aren’t asleep at the wheel.

Because my concern is that if we don’t wake up spiritually, we could find ourselves facing circumstances we never imagined could happen in America.

I’m sounding the alarm.

Not because I’m afraid.

Because I’m awake.

And I’m asking a simple question:

Does anybody else feel this urgency?

Let’s pray for this nation!

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@tolubinutu Hero

[Whiplash437 @MrWhiplash_]

🚨 HEARTBREAKING HORROR 🚨
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin just exposed the pure evil: Innocent children trafficked across the open border were RAPED 600 TO 700 TIMES — locked in rooms, forced to service monsters day after day.
THEY ARE BABIES. THEY DON’T DESERVE THIS. NO CHILD DOES.
“We found 146,000 kids so far… but nearly 300,000 are STILL MISSING.”
I don’t care if you’re liberal, conservative, or anywhere in between — if you can’t stand up and scream SAVE OUR CHILDREN, who the hell are you?!
This is not politics. This is a national emergency. These kids are suffering in the shadows while too many look away.
ENOUGH. Share this. Demand action. Demand every missing child be found. Demand justice for the innocent.
#SaveTheChildren #ProtectOurKids #EndTheHorror
Repost if you have a soul. These babies need us NOW. 💔🙏

[Wiki Leaks 1.0 @WikiLeaksQ]

I found an interesting quote from Kissinger at the WHO Council on Eugenics on February 25, 2009:

"Once the herd accepts compulsory vaccinations, it's game over. They will accept anything - forced blood or organ donation - "for the common good.
We can genetically modify children and sterilize them - "for the common good"... Vaccine manufacturers will make billions. And many of you in this room are future investors. This is a big win-win deal. We exterminate the herd, and the herd pays us for extermination services."

FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

[Reverend Jordan Wells @WellsJorda89710]

🚨 CHRISTIANS: DON’T SIT OUT ELECTIONS!

If you care about the future of your families, communities, churches, and country, your voice matters—and voting is one way to make it heard.

Too many people stay home on Election Day and then feel frustrated about the direction of government afterward.

Whatever your political beliefs are, study the candidates, know the issues, pray for wisdom, and VOTE. 🇺🇸🙏

#ChristiansVote #Vote #ChristianVoters #FaithAndPolitics #CivicEngagement #Election2026 #Christianity #Faith #America #MakeYourVoiceHeard #Jesus #Prayer

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@notoriousbanker @KARR_82 MARKETING!

[Jan P @Jandannpete]

@JamesHu27192912 Spot on!