Cornelius Brand

[Christian Emergency Alliance @ChristianEmerg1]

Ethiopia: The regime has reportedly carried out a drone strike on a Christian monastery.

Two nuns and six priests were killed in the daylight attack on the Arsema Monastery in Wollo, which was holding a church service.

Many more Christians are injured.

We fully condemn this attack.

These Christians need immediate aid and prayer.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

Two tier policing in Australia. Multiculturalism is the most pernicious of lies.

[The Noticer @NoticerNews]

The mother of an Aussie teenager who was slashed by a gang of machete-wielding African thugs outside a Perth house party says she is furious at the police response.

She said an officer refused to call him an ambulance at the scene, even though he was covered in blood, and threatened to arrest him if he didn't leave the area.

Police then failed to make arrests until she went to the media, and one of the attackers has since escaped without a conviction.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

I must remember to pray more these incredible people. God has truly blessed them.

[Didier @LetItShine69]

✨️ " Je suis un ancien musulman marocain qui a grandi au Maroc et s’est converti au christianisme, et mon histoire ressemble à celle de la plupart des convertis marocains.

Comme pour beaucoup d’entre nous, devenir chrétien signifie que l’on s’expose à davantage de dangers de la part de sa propre famille et de ses amis que de la part du gouvernement lui-même. Beaucoup ont perdu leur famille, ont été menacés, voire agressés.

Nous avons l’impression d’être des citoyens fantômes errant dans un beau pays, incapables même de nous exprimer. Nous prions ensemble en ligne ou dans des églises de maison clandestines et cachons nos Bibles en nous demandant si aujourd’hui est le jour où quelqu’un va le découvrir.

Telle est la réalité, la réalité quotidienne pour des dizaines de milliers d’entre nous, chrétiens marocains convertis de l’islam.
C’est un choix qui a un prix et qui nous isole, mais pour nous qui en avons fait l’expérience, la paix que nous avons trouvée en Christ en vaut largement la peine. "

Crédit vidéo : Moroccan Christian Community

#conversion #islam #Maroc #catholique #JesusChrist #Chrétiens

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@nypost Horrible. That poor child.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@AllGood541570 @RealShahriqKhan Repent and believe the Gospels. It's the only way you will find peace 🙏

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@98CRuE6 @CensoredHumans What are you mumbling about?? It's always been Palestinian. These are the same people from the time of Christ in all likelihood. You really think that because they're not Jewish they must be from somewhere else?

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@culture391551 @CensoredHumans It's a wicked nation, founded in terror and deceit.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

Terrible to see what's happening to Ireland these days.

[Irish🇮🇪✝️ @CapatanEl4662]

A woman in her 50s stabbed on the altar during Mass at Holy Cross Church in Tramore this morning. This doesn’t happen in Irish churches. Ever. We’ve imported chaos and now it’s inside our churches. Enough. Deport the savages, protect our people. Thoughts with the victim.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

His name is great and endures from age to age.

[CBN News @CBNNews]

A TikToker from England who spent years defending Islam to more than 100,000 followers is speaking out about his decision to follow Christ — describing the theological doubts, death threats from former supporters, and a series of vivid dreams involving Jesus that ultimately changed the course of his life. Before publicly embracing Christianity, Kieos had spent years creating Islamic content & defending Islam to an audience of more than 100,000 followers.

Kieos is clear that leaving Islam was not a sudden or dramatic departure. "It was definitely a slow, gradual process."

Then, a striking moment in Kieos' journey came. On three consecutive nights, he says he dreamed of Jesus — an experience he still finds difficult to fully explain.

"I never have dreams," he told Britannia Daily. He acknowledges the psychological interpretation but says it does not account for his specific circumstances. "People could argue that if I were looking at images of Jesus, they could be brought forward in my subconscious whilst sleeping. But I never did, which makes it strange."

FULL STORY: https://t.co/pxppEQ3Y3G

[CBN News @CBNNews]

A TikToker from England who spent years defending Islam to more than 100,000 followers is speaking out about his decision to follow Christ — describing the theological doubts, death threats from former supporters, and a series of vivid dreams involving Jesus that ultimately changed the course of his life. Before publicly embracing Christianity, Kieos had spent years creating Islamic content & defending Islam to an audience of more than 100,000 followers.

Kieos is clear that leaving Islam was not a sudden or dramatic departure. "It was definitely a slow, gradual process."

Then, a striking moment in Kieos' journey came. On three consecutive nights, he says he dreamed of Jesus — an experience he still finds difficult to fully explain.

"I never have dreams," he told Britannia Daily. He acknowledges the psychological interpretation but says it does not account for his specific circumstances. "People could argue that if I were looking at images of Jesus, they could be brought forward in my subconscious whilst sleeping. But I never did, which makes it strange."

FULL STORY: https://t.co/pxppEQ3Y3G

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@ausvstheagenda Well that's definitely helped me decide how to vote

[Francesco 🇮🇹 @SaP011]

Her name was Liana, she was a 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee living in Germany.

She was walking home from her apprenticeship when a migrant began sexually harassing her.

Terrified, Liana called her grandfather for help, telling him that a migrant was chasing her and sexually assaulting her. Her grandfather heard her scream… then silence. He never saw her again.

Authorities later told her parents she had been hit by a train. “Suicide. Case closed.” It looked like a cover-up.

But her family refused to give up. With strong pressure from the AfD demanding a real investigation, the truth finally emerged:
Liana was murdered. She was deliberately pushed onto the tracks by an Iraqi migrant.

The man was identified and arrested, but the outrage didn’t stop there.

He had an active deportation order since January 2025 that was never carried out. If the authorities had done their job, Liana would still be alive.

And it gets worse.
Liana’s mother knew there would be no real justice, and she was right.
A German court has now ruled that the Iraqi migrant who killed her will serve no prison time, claiming he suffers from “mental health issues.” He will instead stay in a comfortable psychiatric facility, paid for by German taxpayers.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@zerohedge They just can't resist going for the whole "year zero" approach every time.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@KeskinensBigToe @BBCScotlandNews Go watch your sportsball ya big man baby. Don't forget to clap when they kick the ball

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

Agree with this entirely. Get off your fat arse and get it yourself.

[BroBro🇦🇺🏇🏻 @realRick_AUS]

Went to a supermarket today,

And guess how many “Uber” drivers were waiting to pick up peoples groceries,

Our country is cooked

Lazy Australians are spending stupid money for people to pick up their groceries, and then that money gets sent overseas

STOP using Uber

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@33JenJen @BGatesIsaPyscho What, a young man doesn't walk faster naturally than a woman with young children? Come on now.

Until it literally happens to them women are pathologically empathetic to those who are threats to their own safety.

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@flying_rodent Fair enough but why was the room so cold in the 70s?

[Cornelius Brand @Shadow_ofHannay]

@EMassSurvivor @gonefishin1948 I had a guy in front of me at confession who took so long it lasted from before mass began to after the homily.

[E Micheal Jones @EmlcheaIJones]

This proves that the current understanding of Judaism has nothing to do with the Old Testament.