Sllamoss

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[Sllamoss @SlLamoss1]

May we all remember and appreciate the little things- and if we've forgotten them or now find them annoying may we endeavor to change that.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Robin Williams improvised scene in Good Will Hunting made the cameraman laugh so hard the camera started shaking and Matt Damon didn't even have to fake his laugh.

[Sllamoss @SlLamoss1]

@ScottAdamsSays No one lives a perfect life. We are all sinners. The great news: Jesus saves and in His perfection we have hope. He makes it simple.
Believe in Him. Believe He was born. Believe He died as He paid the penalty for our sins. Believe in his resurrection.
Believe, Scott ❤️ John 3:16

[Mambo Italiano @mamboitaliano__]

Just in!

The Italian 🇮🇹 tenor Andrea Bocelli singing “Nessun Dorma” at the Kennedy Center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw is literally breathtaking

[Sllamoss @SlLamoss1]

@0hour1 Hi 😎

[Keri Smith 🌱Deprogrammed @RealKeriSmith]

I’ve watched about 10 of Candace's cult episodes post-assassination. It’s a fascinating window into cult indoctrination.

Watching the full videos is even more disturbing than the clips. Some of the cult tactics she uses:

1- She repeats herself constantly. Repeats words and phrases she wants to stick. She repeats them instead of letting them hang there where you might wonder ‘what’s the evidence of this?’

The evidence never comes, but she makes the statement again, and again, with more conviction…as if she showed you evidence.

2- She uses sarcasm, mockery and contempt probably 90% of the time now. Innuendo and implication delivered in sarcastic form. No evidence. But the tone tells you you’re stupid if you can’t see this.

3- Forced Teaming. She uses a lot of inclusive language so the cult feels like a home. Us, us, us, we, we, we. We will solve this. They can’t stop us. Etc.

She elevates herself to cult leader status constantly, usually after several we and us statements. She likens herself to David, fighting Goliath.

4- She ends every show reading effusive praise about herself. You’re a hero! You’re our David! We must protect you at all costs!

5- She uses mystical knowledge that you just have to “trust her bro” about. She uses the phrase “I don’t know. But I know know.” Over and over. Even puts it on merchandise now. Advertising that none of this is backed by evidence. But she know knows! Ya know?

She says Charlie came to her in a dream. Trust her bro. She uses this ghost Charlie to put words in Charlie Kirk’s mouth from beyond the grave. She refers back to it from time to time, adding to it and embellishing, when she wants to add extra authority to one of her attacks on people. She’ll attack their character simply because their husband was in the military for example (yes, this happened) and then back it up with ‘oh yeah and this was one of the people Charlie warned me about in the dream.’

6- She pretends her life is in danger and makes reference to this in various ways, in every episode, which triggers the attack dog sensibilities of her most rabid cultists. She needs to be defended you see!

7-She actually puts other people’s lives in danger by targeting them and implying something nefarious that she never offers evidence for. She has done this to dozens of people, including non-public figures like that poor hoodie guy. She has done this to Charlie’s closest friends and even to his Pastors.

Her biggest targets seem to be Seth Dillon and Josh Hammer though. She name drops them multiple times in almost every video. She brings them up constantly. She focuses the wrath of her increasingly unstable cult on these men and on Charlie’s friends, family, employees and Pastors. It’s like Orwell’s 2 minutes of hate but it’s over and over and over. Her cult essentially practices this kind of communal and focused hate of her perceived enemies with her.

There’s a lot more that’s alarming, but that’s a good start.

[The Biblical Man @Biblicalman]

Your trauma is real.

Your trauma becoming your identity is your choice.

There’s a difference between what happened to you and what you’re doing to yourself now.

The woman with the issue of blood bled for 12 years. Twelve years. She spent everything she had on physicians. Got worse, not better. She could have made it her identity. Could have stayed a professional victim. Could have built her entire life around her bleeding.

Instead: “If I may touch but his clothes, I shall be whole.” - Mark 5:28 (KJV)

She pressed through. Got healed. Left anonymous. Went back to her life.
Her trauma happened. But it wasn’t her only story.

You’re using yours as:

• A shield against responsibility
• An excuse for bad behavior
• A weapon against anyone who challenges you
• A reason to stay stuck

Stop. It’s not working. You’re not healing. You’re rotting.

God redeems victims. He doesn’t glorify victimhood. Know the difference.

One leads to freedom. The other to identity theft.

Tamar was raped by her half-brother Amnon. Then betrayed by her father David, who did nothing. Scripture mentions her once more after that: living desolate in Absalom’s house. That’s it.

Some stories don’t get Hollywood endings.

But they’re not your only story.

You can’t heal what you won’t surrender.

Stop nursing wounds. Start killing them.

Healing requires surrender. Not to what happened. To God. You can’t white-knuckle your way out of trauma. You have to let Him in.

And that’s terrifying. Because letting Him in means losing control of the narrative. The identity. The shield.

Your trauma is real. Your trauma narrative is poison.

You’ve weaponized your wounds. Used them to manipulate. To control. To stay safe. You’re not safe. You’re isolated.

Being a victim happened to you. Staying a victim is on you.

“Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith.” - Hebrews 12:2 (KJV)

Author. He writes new chapters. If you let Him.

You’re in the gutter because you’re still living in the trauma. Jesus met you there. Now follow Him out. He’s not carrying you. He’s leading you.

Walk. Or stay stuck.

[The Biblical Man @Biblicalman]

She's kissing His feet.

The prostitute is kissing the rabbi's feet.

With her mouth. Her hair. Her tears.

And every man at this table knows exactly who she is.

Some of them have paid her.

She knew Jesus.

Simon the Pharisee just knew ABOUT Him.

And there's a blood-soaked difference.

Simon invited Jesus to dinner.

Not to honor Him. To evaluate Him.

Simon was a Pharisee. Didn't touch unclean things. Kept every law where people could see it.

Jesus walked through his door.

No kiss. No water for His feet. No oil for His head.

Just the minimum hospitality the law required.

Safe belief. The kind that doesn't cost anything.

Then she walked in.

That woman. The one they whispered about.
She brought her alabaster jar. The expensive perfume.

Some of them had smelled it before. Up close. In the dark.

Tonight it meant something different.
She didn't come to work. She came to worship.

She fell at His feet.

Then she did something that stopped every conversation:

She let down her hair.

First-century Jewish culture: A woman never let down her hair in public.

Never.

Grounds for divorce. Proof of adultery.

Bound hair = respectability.

Loose hair = available.

Every man in that room knew the language.
She let it fall. In front of the rabbi. In front of the men who'd paid her.

Not seduction. Surrender.

When you truly KNOW Jesus, you stop performing for Pharisees.

Her tears fell on His feet.

Sobbing. Ugly crying. Years of shame cracking open.

She wiped His feet with her hair.

The hair that marked her as "that woman."

The hair men had touched in transactions.

She used it to serve Jesus.

Kissed His feet. Over and over.

Poured the perfume over them.

The whole house filled with her smell. Her past. Her trade.

And Jesus let her.

Simon thought: "If this man were a prophet, He would know what kind of woman is touching Him."

Here's the bomb:

Jesus DID know.

Her profession. Her shame. Every client. Every transaction.

He knew.

And He let her touch Him anyway.
Because God doesn't keep His distance from unclean things.

He gets close enough to be contaminated by our shame so we can be cleansed by His love.

Jesus turned to Simon.

Told a story about two debtors. One owed 500 denarii. One owed 50.

Neither could pay. Both forgiven.

"Which one will love more?"

"The one forgiven more."

"Correct."

Then Jesus destroyed Simon:

"I entered your house. You gave Me no water. She washed My feet with tears.

You gave Me no kiss. She hasn't stopped kissing My feet.

You gave no oil. She anointed My feet with perfume.

Her many sins are forgiven—as her great love has shown."

Simon knew ABOUT Jesus. Kept all the laws. Maintained distance.

The prostitute knew JESUS. Brought shame. Tears. Hair. Everything.

Simon calculated. She surrendered.

Jesus said: She understands the Kingdom.

Believing in Jesus doesn't make you a Christian.

The demons believe. Know theology. Quote Scripture. Recognize His authority.

James 2:19 — "Even the demons believe—and shudder."

And they're going to hell.

Because belief without surrender is just information.

It's Simon at the table. Safe. Clean. Unchanged.

Knowing ABOUT Jesus while never getting close enough to be changed.

The woman's love WAS the evidence of forgiveness.

Not the cause. The proof.

Simon looked at her and saw sin.

Jesus looked at her and saw faith.

Simon kept distance to stay clean.

She broke every rule to get close.

Jesus said to HER: "Your faith has saved you. Go in peace."

Not your belief. Your faith.

Not your knowledge. Your reckless proximity.

Not your reputation. Your messy surrender.

Simon went home still clean. Still correct.

Still distant.

Still unchanged.

The prostitute went home forgiven.

Transformed.

Not because she was better.

Because she came closer.

Which one are you?
—TBM

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

Jesus taught us.

Walked with us.

Ate with us.

Worked with us.

Debated with us.

And then for doing nothing wrong, died FOR us.

We don’t deserve it

We didn’t earn it

We are all sinners

We are all broken

But have salvation

Thanks to Jesus taking up the cross

To save us

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@JesseKellyDC You're pulling my leg, right?

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@VerizonSupport
Call service is down on all of my family lines.

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@KATVJames Out in Louisiana

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@MJTruthUltra She's a charlatan

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Disturbed. Lost. Hateful. Evil. These extremist will one day kneel before the Lord of Lords to answer for their sins...

Pray for the innocent Christians being slaughtered.

[Sarah @italiathetruth]

Christians are being HUNTED and KILLED by radical Islamic extremists in Syria—right now.

Let the world know.
(Hananya Naftali)

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@llcool_dre_ And texts

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@eveforamerica Let the gray fly! It is so worth it! My strategy, added some highlights then allowed the gray to fly. It's not as noticeable for the first few inches of growth compared to darker hair.
Enjoy! You'll be so glad you did it.

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@FoxNews If only they had concealed it from us all...

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@megynkelly We were laughing along with you-- truth is stranger than fiction!

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@CryptoLawyerz Honestly, I didn't think it would get easier but somewhere around the 2 1/2 year mark I noticed I could tell a story about my father and smile or laugh without crying. It takes time.

[Harold Mustin @HRMustin]

I think that is why God had Peter and Paul writing parts of the Bible.

Imagine being Peter and hearing a rooster crow each day for the rest of your life, being reminded of having denied Christ.

Imagine being Paul and seeing someone in the congregation that you dragged their child to be killed for being a Christian.

They both repented and were forgiven, but it must have stung their consciences for the rest of their lives.

If they were forgiven, so can you.