Krystal Heath @TheFriddle - Twitter Profile

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over 9 years ago

Someday soon, the website will be back online. Until then, catch the #podcast on iTunes & Soundcloud: https://t.co/1dVYIaywLD

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Jon Heath @ByJonHeath

5 days ago

#AD ⚽ I’m excited to join @Fanatics as a #FanaticsCreator just in time for the World Cup this summer! Check out my #FanaticsStorefront link and gear up with your favorite WC gear! Use 39SHIP on Fanatics for free shipping: https://t.co/9eePxwDILg��

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Krystal Heath @TheFriddle

about 1 month ago

@SouthwestAir Correct. It was an exit row and “preferred” seat for seat selection… except, it definitely was NOT

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Krystal Heath @TheFriddle

about 1 month ago

@SouthwestAir seat 15C vs 15D - both aisles, both listed as “preferred” and “extra leg room”, specifically chose preferred for the extra leg room for our flight from BWI to MIA yesterday… clearly 15C is *not* an extra leg room seat. Sent you dms regarding this.

TheFriddle's tweet photo. @SouthwestAir seat 15C vs 15D - both aisles, both listed as “preferred” and “extra leg room”, specifically chose preferred for the extra leg room for our flight from BWI to MIA yesterday… clearly 15C is *not* an extra leg room seat. Sent you dms regarding this. https://t.co/1emC7R170b

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Amy Swearer

@AmySwearer

4 months ago

If you haven't looked up Alysa Liu's story, you should. She's everything Eileen Gu isn't. Her dad was a pro-democracy dissident who fled China in the 90s. She and her family outright rejected Chinese attempts to recruit her, and CCP agents harassed and intimidated them throughout the 2022 Beijing winter games. She was SIXTEEN and needed the FBI to get involved.

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Krystal Heath @TheFriddle

4 months ago

If you don’t *already have* a @SouthwestAir credit card, current sign up deal is actually a really good one: -Companion pass through 2/28/27 means someone can fly with you FREE -Free bag for you & your companion -20,000 points https://t.co/KYmA59vlp2

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4 months ago

I choose taste! This is my #PepsiEntry for a chance to win $25K playing the @Pepsi #PepsiTasteWins jackpot! Tap below and post to enter to win yourself! U.S. res, 18+. Ends 2/8/26, 9:45pm ET. Rules: https://t.co/o1efkkpWkN

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Mile High Mario

@VetanzeTherapy

4 months ago

The Broncos should be playing today. And they would've won.

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Krystal Heath @TheFriddle

5 months ago

@RyanKoenigsberg Tweet of the day.

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The Biblical Man

@Biblicalman

5 months ago

We spent ten years teaching a nation that some laws are optional. Wednesday morning, a woman believed us. Now she's dead. Three shots. One through the windshield. Two through the window. Renee Good. 37. Mother of three. Shot in the head on Portland Avenue...blocks from where George Floyd died. She drove into an ICE operation to "observe." Agents surrounded her car. She turned the wheel and hit the gas. They opened fire. One side calls her a martyr. One side calls her a terrorist. Both are using her corpse to keep their tribe warm. And Christians are lined up on both sides, baptizing their politics in Bible verses. Here's what nobody wants to read: "Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation." Romans 13:1-2. Not the powers you like. Not the laws you agree with. The powers. Period. We built a theology of rebellion and called it justice. Immigration law? Racist. Border enforcement? Violence. ICE agents? Nazis. Sanctuary cities? Righteous. Obstruction? Resistance. We catechized a generation in lawlessness. And now we're shocked someone died believing the catechism. $250 million in fraud, exposed by a kid with a camera because the state wouldn't act. Daycare centers collecting checks for children who don't exist. The system knew. Did nothing. And when the feds showed up to enforce the law we'd been ignoring, we called it tyranny. A Christian nation isn't churches on corners. It's a people who fear God enough to submit to the order He ordained. Not because every law is just. Not because every ruler is righteous. Because God established civil authority...and rebellion against it is rebellion against Him. Peter said "We ought to obey God rather than men." Yes. When Caesar demands worship. When the law commands sin. When government contradicts God. Immigration enforcement isn't asking you to deny Christ. Border security isn't the mark of the beast. This isn't Daniel. This is Americans who don't like a law and dressed rebellion in righteousness. Three children will grow up without a mother. Not because America enforces laws. Because America stopped teaching that law comes from somewhere higher than politics. Is America still a Christian nation? A Christian nation fears God. Submits to authority...even authority it didn't elect. Grieves lawlessness instead of celebrating it. We did none of that. Minneapolis just showed us the fruit. "The powers that be are ordained of God." Either we believe it or we don't. A woman is dead. And her blood answers the question for us.

Biblicalman's tweet photo. We spent ten years teaching a nation that some laws are optional.

Wednesday morning, a woman believed us.

Now she's dead.

Three shots. One through the windshield. Two through the window.

Renee Good. 37. Mother of three. Shot in the head on Portland Avenue...blocks from where George Floyd died.

She drove into an ICE operation to "observe."

Agents surrounded her car.

She turned the wheel and hit the gas.

They opened fire.

One side calls her a martyr.

One side calls her a terrorist.

Both are using her corpse to keep their tribe warm.

And Christians are lined up on both sides, baptizing their politics in Bible verses.

Here's what nobody wants to read:

"Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation."

Romans 13:1-2.

Not the powers you like.

Not the laws you agree with.

The powers. Period.

We built a theology of rebellion and called it justice.

Immigration law? Racist.

Border enforcement? Violence.

ICE agents? Nazis.

Sanctuary cities? Righteous.

Obstruction? Resistance.

We catechized a generation in lawlessness.

And now we're shocked someone died believing the catechism.

$250 million in fraud, exposed by a kid with a camera because the state wouldn't act.

Daycare centers collecting checks for children who don't exist.

The system knew. Did nothing.

And when the feds showed up to enforce the law we'd been ignoring, we called it tyranny.

A Christian nation isn't churches on corners.

It's a people who fear God enough to submit to the order He ordained.

Not because every law is just.

Not because every ruler is righteous.

Because God established civil authority...and rebellion against it is rebellion against Him.

Peter said "We ought to obey God rather than men."

Yes. When Caesar demands worship.

When the law commands sin.

When government contradicts God.

Immigration enforcement isn't asking you to deny Christ.

Border security isn't the mark of the beast.

This isn't Daniel. This is Americans who don't like a law and dressed rebellion in righteousness.

Three children will grow up without a mother.

Not because America enforces laws.

Because America stopped teaching that law comes from somewhere higher than politics.

Is America still a Christian nation?

A Christian nation fears God.

Submits to authority...even authority it didn't elect.

Grieves lawlessness instead of celebrating it.

We did none of that.

Minneapolis just showed us the fruit.

"The powers that be are ordained of God."

Either we believe it or we don't.

A woman is dead.

And her blood answers the question for us.

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Gerald Posner

@geraldposner

5 months ago

You will hear endless analysis today about the geopolitical meaning of the US removal of Maduro. But sometimes the story is simpler and more human. This morning in Miami, a Venezuelan exile spoke about hoping to see his country for the first time in 15 years, his mother’s childhood home, his grandfather’s legacy. Politics aside, this moment hits "Doralzuela," the largest Venezuelan community in the US, right in the heart.