"My children of The Love, I, your only God,
I poured my Blood over you and your being has received graces of love so that you could love yourselves. It is I, who am with you, who want to teach you how to love yourselves with my graces of love, which I have given to your being, but you do not stop refusing them; and so, how can you love yourselves? It is so unthinkable to refuse love to oneself, unless you are unaware of what you are doing, for only beings who are unaware can deny their existence of love. You cannot understand how much my love thirsted for you; my greatness of soul took everything, yes, all your sins so that you would not die; today, your frivolousness leads you to no longer recognizing my loving gesture."
JESUS
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Support for a unilateral declaration of independence, a demand that many leaders of the independence movement would like to paint as fringe, suddenly appears far more mainstream, write @HMorrison97 ✍️
There is one flag in Scotland that people are technically forbidden to fly, and yet you will see it everywhere Scots gather in the world. It is the Lion Rampant, a fierce red lion reared up on a field of gold.
This is no ordinary flag. It is the royal standard of the Kings of Scots, the personal banner of Scotland's monarchs, going back some eight hundred years. The lion stands on its hind legs, claws out, caught forever in the act of fighting. Around it runs a red border studded with little lilies, called the tressure. King William, remembered as William the Lion, is often said to have carried it first.
By strict heraldic law, the Lion Rampant belongs to the sovereign alone. Ordinary people are not supposed to fly it at all. But no Scot has ever truly obeyed that rule, and no one has ever really tried to stop them. It appears at football matches and Highland games, at weddings and homecomings, draped over shoulders and hung from windows.
And that is exactly why it matters. Wherever the children of Scotland roar for their own, the lion roars along with them. Red and gold, it is pure defiance woven into cloth, the emblem of a small nation that has never once agreed to lie down and be forgotten.
The lion still stands, reared and ready. And so do the people who have claimed it as their own, in every corner of the earth. 🏴👑⚔️🧬🩸💪
Have you ever flown the Lion Rampant, or seen it raised somewhere far from Scotland?
BREAKING: Almost half of Scots would back the Scottish Government declaring independence without a referendum or Westminster's permission, The National can reveal 🏴
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Almost half of Scots would back the Scottish Government declaring independence without a referendum or Westminster's permission, according to a new poll 🏴
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Almost half of Scots would back the Scottish Government declaring independence without a referendum or Westminster's permission, according to a new poll 🏴
What do you think?
I think we’re going to reach a point where the internet is so flooded with AI-generated nonsense that nobody trusts anything anymore. Eventually, people will stop scrolling, stop checking feeds, and start going outside again like it’s the 90s.