@RealLindellTV@realMikeLindell I’m in tears! Praising God you are finally free. I’ve been praying for your release, health, and protection. God has so much more for you ❤️
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In this video, Hurricane Melissa will move directly into Jamaica with devastating winds and catastrophic flooding: https://t.co/NrJrCnrYd5
JAMAICA: Hurricane Melissa is coming. Please finish ALL HURRICANE PREPARATIONS as soon as possible. Do what you need to do to keep you and your family safe. PLEASE check on neighbors in the community that may need extra help getting to shelters, or may need additional food and water. It is not easy. Thank you for helping others. It is always better to go through a storm together, so thank you for checking on those that are alone.
The Storm Surge, especially along the Southeast Coast (Kingston) will be life-threatening! A 2-3 Meter Surge is LIKELY! Water will move into the areas that I highlight in the video. Please seek a safer location!
The winds will be around 150 mph where this comes onshore, with higher gusts. That will lead to heavy damage to weaker structures and damage to strong structures. Heavy roof damage or complete removal off roofs is likely in the core of this Hurricane. Please seek the best place you can to ride out this storm. It will be a long-duration event, from Sunday into Tuesday. The worst Hurricane Impacts will be late Monday into Early Tuesday.
The flooding could be catastrophic. Some locations, especially in Central and Eastern Jamaica, could get 700 mm or rain! This is life-threatening. If you are near water, in an area that typical floods, or at risk for mudslides, please do your best (not easy!) to find a better location for this Hurricane.
Some communities may be cut-off from others for days. Please do what you can to have multiple days of food and water on hand. Power loss will last weeks, if not longer.
HAITI: The flooding will get worse. The Tiburon Peninsula will experience over 500 mm of additional rain! Rockslides will happen. Rivers will not be passable. Communities will become isolated for a period of time. Locations may get cut-off from their typical well-water locations. Please, please help others get to a safer locations, if they need to. Thank you.
EAST CUBA: "Action Mode" . Start to make Hurricane Preparations. The southeast BAHAMAS and TURKS AND CAICOS may need to go into Action Mode soon.
This is a life-threatening Hurricane. Impacts will be high. With that, we've done this before, and by the middle of next week, Jamaica and Haiti aren't going anywhere. With the preparation right now, lives will be saved, and strength will win.
I'm with you every step of the way! Be safe. - Brian
@MelissaRedpill Despite her treatment inside prison she shares a heart of love and kindness for her fellow inmates. She needs to be released! Her crime was exposing election fraud. Those who committed the act are the real criminals.
A Message from Tina:
As I sit here in the confines of La Vista Women’s Correctional Facility, my heart compels me to speak out—not for my own sake, but for the countless women around me who endure these harsh realities day after day.
At 70 years old, having lost my son in service to our country, I find myself wrongfully imprisoned, yet my thoughts turn to these sisters in struggle, many so young and full of potential, trapped in a system that fails them profoundly.
The daily grind here is unrelenting. Flashlights pierce the darkness hourly through the night, robbing us of restful sleep. We rise early, navigating a routine that offers little solace. Our basic provisions are meager: three uniform tops and bottoms, five pairs each of underwear, bras, and socks—items so flimsy they fray and tear long before their time. With a mere $13 a month in state pay, these women struggle to afford even the essentials like shampoo, soap, or deodorant. Small comforts, like a treat or extra phone time to connect with loved ones, remain out of reach for so many.
To add insult to injury, out of this meager $13 allowance these women are given, every medical visit requires a $3 charge just to be seen.
The nourishment we receive falls far short of sustaining body and spirit. Processed fare dominates our trays—tater tots, hot dogs, fish sticks—reminiscent of a child's school lunch, devoid of vitality.
It's been over a year since I've tasted a fresh tomato or crisp romaine lettuce. The prison grounds, while aesthetically pleasing with their manicured lawns and blooming flowers, mask a deeper neglect. Why lavish resources on ornamental beauty when fertile land lies ready for cultivation?
Imagine transforming those spaces into gardens where these women could learn to plant, harvest, and preserve their own food. Such skills would not only reduce costs but empower them for life beyond these walls, teaching self-sufficiency for all seasons of life.
Yet, the true tragedy lies in the absence of meaningful programs. Favoritism runs rampant, with some inmates favored for better placements despite troubled histories, while others languish in general population amid volatility.
My own cell, a repurposed laundry room scarcely 40 square feet, forces my roommate and me to maneuver awkwardly, unable to stand simultaneously. Pods house 20 women, rooms crammed with six at a time, fostering tension in an environment ill-suited for rehabilitation.
Education and skill-building opportunities are promised but rarely delivered. A class intended for three to four months stretches over a year due to staffing shortages—guards quitting en masse, leaving untrained teachers to fill security roles. This delay not only hinders personal growth but blocks access for others, impacting parole prospects.
The parole board, unaware of these barriers, penalizes women for incomplete programs, perpetuating cycles of despair. There's no instruction in practical life skills: balancing finances, organizing one's affairs, or managing savings. An inmate savings program could foster responsibility and provide a foundation to build upon after release, giving so many of these women a chance to break the chains of recidivism.
Spiritually, we are starved as well. Church services and the sacred act of worship are granted only once a month—a scant offering for souls seeking guidance and community. In this void, women with low inmate numbers—those who've cycled through the system repeatedly—highlight the failure. There are no tools given to them to thrive outside, leading them back to what they know.
Technology lags behind compassion in this place. Unlike other facilities, we lack video visits, denying mothers glimpses of their children or connections with distant, elderly family. Equipment sits unused instead of bridging hearts separated by miles and misfortune.
These women—forgotten, idle, bored—deserve better. They could contribute to the prison's upkeep, growing food, maintaining the grounds, or learning trades that would alleviate institutional burdens while building their futures. Prison should repay society's debt through transformation, not stagnation.
I see their struggles, hear their stories, and it moves me deeply. Though my own path is unjust, it's their voices that must echo beyond these bars.
I will continue to advocate for them, risking retaliation, because silence serves no one. Reform is possible: nutritious meals would go a long way to restore these tired women. Programs committed to educating and more available time to engage in worship would nourish their souls. For the sake of these women, our daughters and sisters, we must demand change.
I ask that everyone who reads this take a moment to pray for these women.
There is of course a price to pay for the choices that we make in life. Still, we must remain committed to seeing the humanity and inherent value in life and there is no better place to start than those battered hearts and souls in our own nation.
Pray for America, for these women I have been humbled to live with this past year, and pray for the truth to set us free.
@RonDeSantis I’ve lived in Florida for about 35 years and sometimes think it’s too hot, too many hurricanes, but then I look at how Ron De Santis governs our state and how much I appreciate him. I can’t imagine living anywhere else! Great job Governor!
@USABeachBlonde I woke up thinking Charlie would show the shooter mercy. Not accepting what he did but forgiving him for it. He will go to prison but he can become a strong voice for Jesus inside the prison. Pray it will be so.
@justicecometh@POTUS I cast this vile rhetoric down and decree President Trump shall live and not die and declare the Glory of God! And may Otto find the love and grace of God. ✝️
This isn’t about guns. It’s about mind altering pills given to children whose minds are still not fully developed. Hormones in large doses are dangerous. Just ask any woman who has been given the wrong dosage.
@elijahliststeve This was a powerful, spirit led conversation between Steve and Christa. Watch it and be blessed. Glad to know they are both in heaven with Jesus!
Hey family and friend! I love you! I do appreciate you!
So, a few minutes ago, I heard the Lord reminding me to put on the armor of God. So, I wanted to invite many of you to join me as well. Here is a sample of Papa has taught me to put it on.
"Father, I thank you that your word tells me to put on the armor of God so that I may be able to stand against the tricks of the devil. So I put on the full armor of God by faith!
I put on the breastplate of righteousness. Thank you that I am right with you. Your Word says that I am the righteousness of God in Christ. So thank you for my righteousness. Teach me to never take it off! Your Word also says that when I have confidence before you, then I can ask whatever I desire and it will be done. So I thank you that your righteousness is guarding my heart from doubt, shame, condemnation and fear!
I never could have paid for it on my own so I thank you for fulfilling it for me and teaching me how to walk it out.
Next, I thank you for my belt of Truth. I put it on today. Thank you that I am forgiven fully, thank you for choosing me. Thank you for loving me and leading me today. I thank you that my life is in your hands and I'm becoming everything that you have paid for. Thank you that these truths hold all of my armor in place. Just like righteousness protects my heart from doubt and fear, my belt holds everything else in place. So thank you for these truths!
Next I put on the helmet of salvation. Thank you for delivering me from darkness and the devil. Thank you that I have been set free, I'm not waiting for it. Thank you that is it finished and fully paid for, you are just teaching me daily how to walk out and work out my salvation.
Next I put on the good news of the gospel of peace. I thank you that I can keep moving forward with you because I have been made right with you! We have peace with each other. And I have peace with your children because they have also been made right by you. Thank you that we are going to keep walking together Father.
Next I put on the shield of faith. Without faith it is impossible to please you. So I thank you that you are with me, leading me and guiding me. You are my perfection, my healing, my deliverance, my Savior. I trust you today no matter what comes. Your Word says that nothing shall in ANY wise harm me so I trust you!
Lastly, I take your Sword of the Spirit, your Word with me. I give it permission to do surgery in me as needed. I will use it delicately to help others today as you lead. And I will place it in the ground and tie myself to it. I will stand on your word when my circumstances do not line up with your word. I will speak to the mountain to move in Jesus name, and I will prioritize what your Word says over my experience. We are now ready for the day, so i thank you that I will be able to stand today in your power and Truth in Jesus name!!
@SaraGuerard A great video and so needed at this time. Thank you for sharing. I’m also a New England girl from Maine now living in Florida. God Bless you!