deva79 (Karen) @KDeVerteuil - Twitter Profile

@hindu_1981 If he hit my child 😤 i would be in jail as we all know the goverment would take their side,why are we letting them get away with this 😠🤦‍♀️

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deva79 (Karen) @KDeVerteuil

18 days ago

@yungblud Aaww 29. Happy birthday, hope you had the most amazing day x

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Benonwine

@benonwine

20 days ago

A WOMAN OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE IS SHOUTING THAT KING CHARLES IS A TRAITOR. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👑 And honestly… I’m starting to understand why people are coming to this conclusion and it concerns and worry’s me for the future of the monarchy. This is supposed to be a Christian country. Our laws, our history, our identity were built on Christian values. The monarch’s title has been “Defender of the Faith” for five hundred years for a reason. That faith is Christianity. Not “all faiths.” Not a vague space for every belief system under the sun. Yet Charles keeps telling us he must protect every religion equally in this “multi-faith” Britain. He still says he’s Anglican. He still took the oath. But actions speak louder than titles. When the head of the Church of England starts treating Christianity as just one option among many, something sacred is being diluted. Some of us see it clearly: this new role weakens the Church of England’s historic purpose. It softens the very foundation this nation was built on. If the King no longer stands firmly for the Christian faith that shaped this country, then how can he still claim to represent the Church of England? Is he still defending the Faith… or has he already stepped away from it? And if he has… does he still have any right to be its Supreme Governor? I’m a Christian. I believe in Christian values. This is a Christian country. Christianity is built into the very fabric of our cultural heritage, our identity, and the essence of our society. That can’t be changed or washed away and it never should be. These questions matter. What do you believe?