Islam did this.
Not radical, jihadist, terrorist, fundamentalist, extremist Islamism. Just Islam.
Islam is Islam—and it is pure evil.
And for the New Yorkers who have forgotten that, may you get EVERYTHING that your shameful, idiotic actions deserve.
@Ladyesther369@0numex@WeTheMedia17 Yeah what the heck does “I owe you one” mean? What a nut job. Got a feeling he isn’t “resting in peace” right now (or for eternity).
As I type this on my Apple Lisa. Maybe time to move to an Android.
I’ve read the Bible my ENTIRE LIFE… and I just discovered this hidden detail that will blow your mind.
We all know about John the Baptist and how he was a peculiar guy.
Well, in Matthew 3:4 … we get a very interesting description about John the Baptist. We learn that “he wore a garment of *camel’s hair* and a *leather belt* around his waist.”
Now, why would Matthew bother to give us this detail?
Here’s where it gets crazy.
400 years before John the Baptist, the prophet Malachi said that one day, God “would send the prophet *Elijah* before the great and dreadful day of the Lord” (Malachi 4:5)
In other words, before the coming of the Messiah, one like the prophet Elijah would come.
Now fast forward to the New Testament, here comes Matthew saying “oh yeah, John the Baptist… yeah, he was dressed with camel’s hair and a leather belt.”
Why?
Because guess who else in history was dressed this way?
In 2 Kings 1:8, the messengers of King Ahaziah’s describe an encounter with a mysterious prophet… and say “He wore a *garment of hair*, with a *belt of leather* around his waist.” And the king said, “Oh… It is Elijah the Tishbite.”
John is wearing the same thing as Elijah.
Matthew’s point in telling us what John wore… is that John the Baptist is that new “Elijah” preparing the way for the coming of the Messiah. So if John is the new Elijah, and John points to Jesus… then Jesus is the Messiah.
But wait there’s more.
Elijah calls the nation of Israel to repentance.
John the Baptist calls the people of God to repentance.
Both prophets BOLDLY confront the wicked political power of their time.. and BOTH are HATED for it.
Elijah confronts King Ahab, and King Ahab’s wife, Jezabel, wants Elijah dead. (1 Kings 19:2).
John confronts Herod Antipas, and Herod’s wife, Herodias wants John dead. (Mark 6:19).
New days. Same demons. (that’s the Jezabel spirit)
Elijah crosses the Jordan river before he went up to heaven.
When Jesus shows up, John the Baptist is at the… Jordan river. And that’s where Jesus’ public ministry begins.
Elijah's ministry was followed by Elisha, who received a double portion of his spirit (2 Kings 2:9–15) and had a greater ministry.
John's ministry prepared the way for Jesus, who obviously had an *infinitely* greater ministry.
Here’s the point.
John wore Elijah's clothes, carried Elijah's message, and came in Elijah's spirit and power because he was pointing to the Messiah…
And his name is JESUS.
@DeepLeaksHQ Not a fan of prosperity/false teaching from folks like Joel, but all of the statements about his wealth are either false or excessively overstated. Stop regurgitating BS.
@JomboyMedia@KDemarcoComms Aww.. so sweet. Gonna guess though that given those courtside seats that range $2-5k each, they’ll probably both be ok emotionally and financially in the end 🤡
@iPeterXP@Khan_Fatimaa1 Exactly. Leaving a satanic cult is great, but where did she turn to? Did she turn to the one way, truth & life? Or did she just go down another condemned rabbit hole.
Hi. Want to see a murder on live TV?
I give you New White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller vs. Jake Tapper on CNN.
Tapper said we need illegals here to pick our crops.
Then, Fatality.
@LoliManiac0@CuriousHasan@IsabellaMDeLuca@grok And that demographic was probably voting blue primarily due to ICE’s actions since Trump to office again, booting so many of their “cousins” out of the country.
I moved from New York to Texas, and somehow woke up today in a blue state.
Republicans have become completely out of touch with reality and the very base they claim to represent.
Texas exit polling shows that the GOP’s losses were driven almost exclusively by “minority” voters.
Greg Abbott spent years begging tech companies to relocate to Texas, bringing their H-1B employees with them, the majority of whom are from India.
In Sugar Land, Texas, a 90-foot-tall statue of the Hindu god Hanuman was built. It is the tallest statue in Texas and the fourth tallest in the United States.
We have fully functioning Sharia communities, along with Sharia courts and schools.
Three mosques in Texas are funded, staffed, and directly controlled by the Turkish government.
Abbott’s largest donor is a Muslim Pakistani who has contributed more than $14 million, including $2 million this year alone.
The very people he has brought into Texas and allowed to take over have made the state unrecognizable—and have now voted him out.
Republican leadership spent years reshaping Texas politically, culturally, and demographically, seemingly convinced their hold on the state was untouchable.
In doing so, they have handed Democrats a historic victory of their own making.
@FoxNews Funny how he picks and chooses his Biblical references, from the word of God, who he falsely says is nonbinary. Wonder if he is familiar with the Bible verse Matthew 7:15 “Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.”
Let's just take a second here to recall that story from the Bible. The Philistines were evil. David was the anointed king. David dropped Goliath with a rock and they won the battle.
Talarico is not an anointed king. He is not taking down an evil race of people that went against God's will. Talarico isn't saving a kingdom. He is NOT a man after God's heart. He's a wolf in sheep's clothing. People will see. Deception only lasts so long.
Eyes open.
Prayers up.
@crazytime21@laralogan Grass roots.. stay in the local scene, school board meetings and such. That’s where it all starts.. local government. Stay positive - keep up the good fight
Good morning from Galilee!
The American people have spoken. America must come to terms with how much its electorate has changed and what that could mean for future elections.
One factor I believe is often overlooked is bloc voting. In Michigan, Muslim voters may rally behind a Muslim candidate they see as a voice for their community. In Minnesota, Somali American voters may do the same for a Somali American candidate. In a close race, that kind of support can make the difference.
Now look at what happened in three states Republicans counted on.
In Texas, Republicans lost both a U.S. Senate seat and the governorship. Democrat James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton, and Democrat Gina Hinojosa unseated Governor Greg Abbott.
In Florida, Republicans held on to both offices, but the margins were slim. Byron Donalds narrowly defeated David Jolly in the governor’s race, and Ashley Moody held the U.S. Senate seat by about three percentage points over Angie Nixon. Just four years ago, Ron DeSantis won reelection by nearly 20 points.
And in South Carolina, what was supposed to be a stroll in the park for Darline Graham, Lindsey Graham’s sister, turned into a bitter defeat. Democrat Annie Andrews flipped the Senate seat. In my view, Graham was the wrong candidate for the job and ran a terrible campaign.
Republicans have a lot of soul-searching to do.
One thing I’m sure of is that the woke right will blame these losses on the war with Iran and, from there, find a way to make it Israel’s fault. What can I say? If we can get blamed for a train crash in Spain, I suppose we can take this one too.
The 2026 midterms may be just the appetizer. The main course is the 2028 presidential election. If the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) consolidate their influence and more of their allies move into key positions, they will have a greater say in whom the party nominates and what policies it pursues. Americans should insist on transparency and accountability at every stage of the election process.
Sadly, I believe the next swing of the pendulum could be more turbulent. If Americans see socialism, Islamist extremism, and antisemitism gaining ground in their country, how long can we expect the silent majority to stay silent?
For believers, I pray that the coming years will be a wake-up call to return to God, stand firmly on His Word, and hold fast to sound doctrine.
The days are evil, and we must redeem the time! (Ephesians 5:16)
When the GOP loses today, they only have themselves to blame.
We all voted for Trumps agenda and you all betrayed us.
We were promised mass deportations and when you started getting heat from loud mouth liberals, you backed off.
We were promised the Epstein files and when your donors told you not to release all of it, you caved.
We were promised election reform and when the Save America Act was put in front of you, you failed to pass it.
You promised accountability and all we got was empty promises and billions more in fraud.
The fact is, none of you have the courage to get things done because you're a bunch of sell outs who were bought and paid for by special interest.
You've become the swamp you said you'd drain.
Reap what you Sow.