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[Paula Schmitt @schmittpaula]

Pergunta a Alexandre, o Diminuto: Vossa Excrescência está tentando ativar a Magnitsky p/ sair de vítima e ainda ferrar a campanha do Flávio por "influência estrangeira"? Se sim, fica a dica: a galera da direita não é tão burra quanto a da esquerda. Vai ter que melhorar a psy-op☝️🏼

[X-user4646 @anlc42]

God’s Intent Is to Bring You Home
Patrick Kearon

If you are prone to worry that you will never measure up, or that the loving reach of Christ’s infinite Atonement mercifully covers everyone else but not you, then you misunderstand. Infinite means infinite. Infinite covers you and those you love.

https://t.co/UbtZsnBfsy

[X-user4646 @anlc42]

Deus deseja levá-los para casa
Patrick Kearon

Se vocês estão propensos a pensar que nunca serão bons o suficiente ou que o alcance amoroso da infinita Expiação de Cristo abrange misericordiosamente todos as outras pessoas, menos vocês, então vocês estão entendendo errado. Infinita significa infinita. Infinita abrange vocês e aqueles a quem vocês amam.

https://t.co/8QEa3yLPS7

[Ana Paula Henkel @anapaulahenkel]

Aproveitem o fim de semana e assistam às 14 horas do voto do Ministro Fux.

Voilà. Está tudo lá, “especialistas”.

Libertem Jair Bolsonaro. Libertem Filipe Martins.

[Rodrigo Constantino @Rconstantino]

Game over. Fatality.

[Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 @seanhannity]

Vance to Microsoft: you laid off 6,000 Americans and took 6,300 H-1Bs. Your green card pipeline is suspended.

[Milton Friedman Daily @MiltonFriedmanW]

“Higher taxes will not reduce the deficit, except for a brief interval. They will simply increase government spending. That is the lesson taught by past experiences.”

— Milton Friedman

[Troy Sariah @BlackBlessedLDS]

The events in the Book of Mormon actually happened. I believe it. It is indeed another Testament of Jesus Christ comparable to, and a companion of, The Holy Bible. It witnesses of Christ’s love for all.

If you want to learn more: https://t.co/rbulsBMqiM

[Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌ @sappholives83]

This is Gregory Green. In 1991, he stabbed his pregnant wife Tonya to death during an argument and then called 911 to report his crime. He was allowed to plead no contest to second degree murder and sentenced to 15-25 years in prison. While incarcerated, Gregory was a model prisoner, and with the support of pastor Fred Harris, he was paroled in 2008 after serving just 16 years.

After his release, Gregory married Fred Harris’ daughter, Faith, who had two children from a previous marriage. Faith and Gregory had two daughters together, but Gregory’s anger and aggression caused Faith to file for divorce in September of 2016. He sought revenge right away.

Before Faith could move out, Gregory tampered with his own car so that the exhaust was re-routed back into the car itself. Late one night, he took his two sleeping daughters, Koi (5) and Kaleigh (4) and put them in the car to suffocate before returning their bodies to their beds.

Gregory then attacked his wife, duct taping her to a chair in the basement before cutting her on both sides of her face from ears to chin and shooting her in the foot — but he wasn’t done. Marching his two teenage stepchildren downstairs at gunpoint, he shot them both in the head in front of their screaming mother before bringing the bodies of Koi and Kaleigh downstairs for her to see. Gregory then went calmly upstairs and — once again — called 911 to report what he’d done.

In spite of clear, indisputable evidence of premeditation, Gregory was allowed to plead guilty to four counts of second degree murder, torture, assault with intent to do great bodily harm and felony firearms violations. He was sentenced to 45-100 years in prison; although this was the second family he annihilated, he will be eligible for parole in just 47 years.

This is the second man I’ve profiled who murdered his family, got locked up, got out, had a second family, and then murdered them too. If even one woman had been allowed to do such a thing, you can bet your life that we’d never hear the end of it.

Ever hear of Gregory Green before today?

[Rodrigo Constantino @Rconstantino]

A melhor arma da direita contra a esquerda é a verdade; e a única arma da esquerda contra a direita é a mentira.

[Q Ascension™️ @QAscension347]

Scott Jennings ignites CHAOS on CNN when he asks “how” the SAVE Act strips voting rights from people of color.

ALENCIA JOHNSON: “[Trump] is championing a bill that would take voting rights away from a lot of black people in this country.”

JENNINGS: “Wait, what voting rights is he taking away from black voters?”

ALENCIA JOHNSON: “Oh, if we look at the SAVE Act… That is actually going to continue to disenfranchise overwhelmingly a lot of people of color.”

JENNINGS: “How?”

ALENCIA JOHNSON: “There are so many civil rights organizations that have run the data. If we look at the way that it is going to disenfranchise black voters.”

JENNINGS: “How?”

ALENCIA JOHNSON: “It’s the same reason why Chuck Schumer called it Jim Crow 2.0.”

JENNINGS: “You haven’t said how yet!”

“76% of black voters think we should show an ID to vote, 80% of Hispanic voters, 83% of the American people. Are you saying that black voters are too dumb to know what’s good for them? It sounds pretty condescending to me!”

After Johnson repeatedly failed to say “how,” Abby Phillip stepped in as backup.

What followed was a fiery clash that spiraled into a 3-on-1 debate against

[Clark G. Gilbert @ClarkG_Gilbert]

“He Hath Borne Our Griefs”: One of the most evocative and poignant depictions from the Savior’s life is detailed in Carl Bloch’s “The Mocking of Christ.”

You can see blood dropping down from the crown of thorns placed upon the Savior’s head. A soldier stands mocking Him in anger. Yet Christ is not fazed.

He’s looking past the man and not only looking past those who would mock Him, but He’s looking to us.

In this week’s "Come, Follow Me" lesson, we read Isaiah’s beautiful imagery of the sacrifice of our Savior, Jesus Christ:

“Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed” (Isaiah 53:4–5).

I hope we can learn from these chapters in Isaiah and see the miracle of the Atonement of Jesus Christ in our lives.

[JD Vance @JDVance]

"Socialism" apparently means fighting like hell to ensure megacorporations have a neverending flow of cheap labor!

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

This looks brilliant

[Vera Noleto @AduaneiradoX]

Queimaram a picape de um pai de família em Pernambuco porque ele organizou uma carreata pro Bolsonaro. Ele perdoou. Continuou se posicionando. Ontem à noite, três tiros na PE-275 entre São José do Egito e Tuparetama. Fred não voltou pra casa.

A esposa dele escreveu: “Ninguém tem o direito de tirar a vida de ninguém. Independente do partido, respeitar o partido do próximo.”

Jeane perdeu o marido. Gabriel o pai e o país perdeu um patriota 🥲

#Eleicões2026

[VEJA @VEJA]

EXCLUSIVO | VEJA teve acesso a relatos feitos pelo banqueiro Daniel Vorcaro nos quais ele afirma ter negociado com o ex-tesoureiro do PT João Vaccari Neto pagamentos para conseguir acessar os cofres de fundos de pensão de servidores federais controlados pelo petismo. Vorcaro relata pagamento de R$ 30 milhões em dinheiro vivo ao Instituto Lula, gerenciado por Paulo Okamoto, para financiar a produção de um documentário sobre Lula no exterior, além de outro valor não revelado pago diretamente à instituição.

Vorcaro levou detalhes do relato à Procuradoria-Geral da República (PGR), que não deu prosseguimento ao caso sob a justificativa de falta de provas, já que os pagamentos teriam sido feitos em dinheiro vivo. A defesa do banqueiro, porém, afirmou que haveria mensagens de WhatsApp, registros das pessoas que retiraram o dinheiro e informações sobre os locais e rotas utilizadas nas entregas.

Para saber mais, acesse o site de VEJA e confira a edição nº 3016, já disponível nas bancas de todo o país. Link na bio.

#DanielVorcaro #BancoMaster #Brasil

[Cecilia 🎶 @ceciliagouvea_]

O professor Olavo de Carvalho não oferecia pensamentos prontos para serem repetidos; obrigava nós alunos a confrontar as próprias certezas, a reconhecer os mecanismos da manipulação e a distinguir o pensamento autêntico dos reflexos condicionados.

Em O Jardim das Aflições, meu livro favorito, a imagem dos cães de Pavlov ganha uma dimensão particularmente perturbadora: a facilidade com que o ser humano pode ser condicionado a reagir a estímulos sem sequer perceber que deixou de pensar por conta própria. E como nós vemos isso acontecer aqui nos Spaces do X, como as pessoas são extremamente manipuláveis para caberem em determinados grupos. É a tragédia de uma inteligência que abdica da liberdade para se tornar refém de reflexos, slogans e condicionamentos ideológicos.

Olavo compreendeu que a verdadeira batalha intelectual começa quando o indivíduo recupera a capacidade de pensar por si mesmo. E talvez seja justamente isso que tanto incomode em sua obra: ela não permite que o leitor permaneça confortavelmente instalado na superficialidade. Olavo não queria apenas convencer; queria despertar inteligências.

E como ele faz falta! Faz falta sua capacidade de enxergar o que tantos não conseguiam sequer formular. Faz falta, sobretudo, sua voz em uma época em que tantos confundem convicção com conhecimento e repetição com pensamento.

[X-user4646 @anlc42]

@Quem_e_Satoshi Bonito…

[Rodrigo Constantino @Rconstantino]

Essa garotada descobriu que o monstro, na verdade, era o Nine Fingers que se passava por presidente…