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Superstitious conviction;
Distorting the fact,
In a wilderness of mirrors;
The truth is hijacked.

A sea of clever arguments,
Designed to deceive,
Fraudulent trickery;
And more up their sleeve.

They pay for belief;
And ye of little faith,
Give us your trust;
And do as we saith.

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Of all the things I find unsettling in the world, perspective.

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@ideanoc17 Don't really understand UK politics do you. That's not the leader, that's a spokesperson.

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@forbiddenmerch @grok And if it was?

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Ezekiel 11 warns rulers who plot evil and mistake their position for protection: God sees what is in their minds. Yet judgment is not the final word—He promises to gather the scattered, remove hearts of stone, and give His people one undivided heart and a new spirit.

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What if the crowd shouting you down online isn’t really a crowd? A satirical look at fake personas, artificial consensus, mass reporting, government comms, and the uneasy gap between “counter-disinformation” and managed influence.

https://t.co/x4u4CWo54G

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Propaganda? No—“audience insight.” Surveillance? “Early warning.” Coercion? “Desired behavioural outcomes.” Welcome to Whitehall, where every authoritarian verb gets a reassuring noun and the robotic vacuum is the trusted partner.

https://t.co/ueZPn7avYl

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“£78bn Ukraine Support Loan”, “investment for businesses at home” and, of course, “as long as it takes.” Britain’s war economy has finally written its own satire. Watch The Ministry of Strategic Self-Harm: https://t.co/HKcA8ryTQR

[Cabinet Office @cabinetofficeuk]

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has secured a deal for the UK to join the £78 billion Ukraine Support Loan 🇬🇧🇺🇦.

This deal provides a vital boost to Ukraine, unlocking billions of potential investment for businesses at home.

The UK will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes.

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@Borussenfan527 @drtaubraun A broader critique of the institute, GP's are lower end of the spectrum

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Elite Russian super-spies fly direct from Moscow, stay in a budget hotel, pose for every CCTV camera, use Novichok for “brand recognition” and lose the weapon in public. This isn’t incompetence—it’s “strategic signalling.” 😂

https://t.co/25YvPifx6v

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@Jacksonsrule end poverty = disrupt the homeostasis of the present political order.

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@calvinrobinson “To be carnally minded is death” (Rom. 8:6). A priest who delights in public disgust and judges by appearance is walking after the flesh, not the Spirit. Christ ate with the despised; He did not sneer at them. “Mercy triumphs over judgment” (Jas. 2:13).

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@Michael42414785 A parliamentary vote that bypasses the constitutional removal process does not become “democratic” by repetition. Democracy is rules, consent and due process—not armed pressure plus a convenient majority. “None of Russia’s business” still doesn’t make the removal lawful.

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Big up the President of Ukraine — the one who never resigned, was never constitutionally impeached, and somehow vanished from the approved timeline so the Russia–Ukraine war could begin in 2022. Funny what one missing chapter can do. #Ukraine #Yanukovych #Zelensky

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@Michael42414785 “Betrayal” is your subjective label, not a constitutional mechanism. Millions say Starmer betrayed Britain; that would not justify armed factions chasing him out and replacing him over half the country’s objections. Calling it an “internal affair” does not make it lawful.

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If armed militias seized Westminster, police lost control, the PM fled threats without resigning, and Parliament invented a new removal rule, Britain would call it a coup. So why was Ukraine 2014 called democracy—and whose “will” was manufactured?

https://t.co/IpoRPoX7d4

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Ukraine’s 2014 transfer of power is usually presented as settled history. But Yanukovych never resigned, impeachment was not completed, and Parliament fell 10 votes short. Legal succession—or constitutional coup?

Watch the debate:

https://t.co/Q9nNLxRfq1

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@Michael42414785 Zelensky clashes with Azov Nationalist over Donbas disengagement | (full Video)

https://t.co/HkvqobAEud

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@Michael42414785 “Betrayed Ukraine”? Zelensky won 73% on a peace mandate, then went to Zolote to pursue troop disengagement—only to be openly defied by Azov-linked nationalist veterans. The peace vote met the armed veto. Funny how that chapter disappears when war is sold as inevitable.

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@BarryESharp The sanctions story breaks this frame. Russian billionaires’ combined wealth reached a record $696.5bn in 2026, up 11% in a year. The policy sold as pressure on oligarchs has enriched commodity owners while ordinary Europeans and Russians absorb the wider costs.

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@calvinrobinson You are not defending Scripture but denying Providence. God “made of one blood all nations” and appointed their times and bounds (Acts 17:26); heaven is “every nation, tribe, people and tongue” (Rev. 7:9); and the stranger is to be loved (Lev. 19:34).