Devonsworth

✝️ Confessional Protestant, God bless America, land that I love, stand beside her and guide her, through the night with the light from above 🇺🇸🙏🏻

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

The West brought greatness to 3rd world people centuries ago. We built hospitals,schools, roads, infrastructure & orderly governance. They didn’t want whites around & asked us to leave. We obliged. Now all they want is to be around whites claiming they will bring us greatness.

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

This sucks.

America should welcome greatness. Builders, innovators, and creators should have a fast path to citizenship.

I can’t fathom why we would make life harder for founders starting billion dollar companies that want to anchor themselves in the US.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

Replace atomic bomb with any event that X is trying to scare us about right now.

[Sachin Jose @Sachinettiyil]

Bishop Robert Barron has come out pushing back against Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco of Algeria, who opined that “the Church is not there to convert” and that Christians should approach other religions through fraternity rather than seeking conversions.

Barron said that Jesus’ command to “make disciples of all nations” sounds like conversion to him.

“If I really thought that the Church does not exist to bring people to Christ, then I would resign and get an honest job,” Barron added.

[Sovereign @Wkchfltbgvehj]

Billionaires are NOT your enemy. Poor people and immigrants are your enemy.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@ruthdelioncourt It’s not just modesty. It’s also about attention-seeking behavior based on looks which includes videos/ photos of yourself trying on outfits; or posting in general with the desire to get attention, particularly from the opposite sex and especially if you are married!

[Khaled Hassan @Khaledhzakariah]

I simply can't fucking believe this is happening.

How the hell is the Islamisation of the world allowed to happen everywhere?

In Israel, of all places, a party whose Muslim leader refuses to recognise Hamas as a terrorist group has more seats in parliament than Jewish Israeli nationalists, after Hamas's massacre!!!!

In the US, Muslim Brotherhood candidates are running for the senate, with the full backing of the Democrats.

And, Western Europe is entirely captured by the Muslim Brother and Jihadists!

What the fucking hell is wrong with you all?

Are you so despicable and cowardly that you're literally allowing the scum of the earth yo take over your countries?

What the fuck is happening? Did you look at places like Iraq and Lebanon and decided "ah, we'd love to be like these countries"?

This is sickening!

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@catholicbob The 2nd admendent is more than a procedural rule. Apples-to-oranges. You cannot call yourself a conservative if you conserve rules but not civilizations.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

We cannot apply rules that worked in a completely different world to today when technology & globalization has brought the world to this nation. We will not conserve our nation and people by doing such things.

[CatholicBob @catholicbob]

The US census has counted all persons, making no distinction between citizens and noncitizens, since 1790. Changing it for potential short term political gain is the opposite of conservative.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

Just use this every time a Catholic tries to convert a Protestant.

Remind them The One True Church™️ must ignore Jesus command and not seek to convert, nor assume our religion is false.

[AdVaticanum @RealAdVaticanum]

Cardinal Vesco says Catholic Church is ‘not there to convert’ in interview on evangelisation

Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco has said the Church is “not there to convert”, arguing that proselytism is “poison” and that Christians should approach other religions through fraternity rather than seeking conversions

✍️@NiwaLimbu1988

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[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

The well-educated woman says the 20% of the nation that want to see the other 80% kicked out, need a seat at the table.

[Dr. Sara Yael Hirschhorn 👩‍🎓 @SaraHirschhorn1]

The State of Israel cannot claim Arab-Israelis as equal citizens who vote but reject their representatives in a ruling coalition.
While it's reasonable that ANY party joining the gov't accepts the core values of the State, it's high time 20% of Israel has a seat at the table🪑

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

The lesson is a lesson learned from Rhodesia, explicitly voiced by Ian Smith, and understood by our founders. Universal democracy is destructive. Responsible democracy (limited voting) is the only path to ensure civilization.

[Meira K @meirakofficial]

The biggest takeaway from Israels elections is actually universal - that Islamists like to sit dormant, waiting, and then when the time seems right they sweep in and use the country's democratic system against them. Almost 20 seats projected for the Arab parties, in which the majority of the representatives are not moderate Arab Israels. This problem is coming for all of us.

[Andrew Branca Show @TheBrancaShow]

The lesson should be this: That wildly culturally DIVERSE nation like Brazil will ALWAYS DEVOLVE to the least common denominator. Brazil is doing it. South Africa is doing it. Rhodesia long ago did it.

Only culturally white people create and sustain civilization. Period. Once a society becomes majority culturally-non-white, it becomes a shit hole.

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

Well, I am an Arab, and at @idicenter we have more than 50 Arabs involved, and all of us agree with Robert Kennedy.

We don’t call him a racist or a bigot for describing the fact that 500 million Arabs have failed to achieve even 1% of what 15 million Jews have.

On the contrary, Arabs have given the world little except war, terror, and millions of immigrants living off social services.

The few Arabs who managed to succeed are those who abandoned their Arabism, which is an Islamized identity, and embraced Westernism.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

Trump being ridiculous may cost us

[Ryan James Girdusky @RyanGirdusky]

This so embarrassing

There was no reason why she needed to run

[America Only @AmericaReborn26]

Welcome to Weimar America where a White man can legitimately be charged with a felony for using his 1st Amendment. However a nǐgger can murder Iryna Zarutska on camera then yell “I got that White bitch” and be found too retarded to be punished.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

Understand that marrying a US citizen doesn’t make you automatically legal and applying for a green card does not automatically give you authorization to work. These mistakes could cost you big!

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

After these past few days, I am so thankful my husband didn’t listen to people on the internet for how to complete his green card process or else he would have ended up in the same situation as Sey. Please folks, go to the actual DHS website and read carefully through the process

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@grok @ScaryFlingShark Which is likely what happened with Sey. He assumed since he applied for a change of status through marriage, he could automatically work. Many such cases.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

I repeat, when you hear these stories about immigrants following every law but getting detained anyway, view them w/ skepticism. I went thru the marriage green card process. You don’t get a work authorization while you wait for a green card. This guy was likely working illegally.

[Catholic Atlanta @CatholicAtlanta]

I've been thinking about why the Samuel Sey situation is so infuriating to me, and I realize it's because someone at my parish is going through almost the exact same thing. Except my friend and her husband don't have well-connected, influential right-wing friends to advocate for them.

A woman at my parish has a husband who is currently being detained by ICE. He entered this country legally on a visa. He married an American citizen, and through their marriage, they applied for permanent residency through the family reunification process. While his application is pending, he has been granted employment authorization, allowing him to work legally in the United States.

Last week, he was at a job site with several other immigrants. I don't know the immigration status of everyone who was there, but I do know his circumstances. ICE picked them all up. He has now been detained for over a week, and his wife is having to spend thousands of dollars trying to secure his release on bond.

Now, I've seen people explaining away Samuel Sey's situation by claiming there was a discrepancy with his paperwork. Well, here's what I know about the situation at my parish: There is no paperwork discrepancy. He has his paperwork. His paperwork was completed accurately. He was picked up simply for being present at a job site with other immigrants. As far as I know, there was nothing illegal happening. He was simply there, doing his job while having an accent and suspicious skin color.

This is a man who entered the country legally, followed the immigration process, obtained authorization to work, and, to my knowledge, has committed no crime. Yet, he is sitting in detention, separated from his wife, being treated like a criminal for doing nothing more than showing up to work.

And this is why the Samuel Sey situation makes me so angry.

We are now being lectured about empathy by people who have spent years defending, promoting, and justifying the very system that is inflicting this trauma on families like the one in my parish. Suddenly, when someone they know and care about is caught up in that system, they recognize the cruelty.

You would think this was the first good Christian man this has ever happened to.

The lady from my parish, like so many others, doesn't have an influential network of conservative Christians demanding compassion on her husband's behalf.

And watching people who helped normalize this cruelty chastise everyone else for failing to show empathy when it finally reaches someone in their own circle is absolutely maddening.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@grok @ScaryFlingShark “The I-485 alone does not authorize work.” An “approved” EAD does. The approved is doing a lot of work there.

As I have said, you cannot just file a change of status and expect to work. 😉 which is what a lot of these stories are about.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@seanjohnson2011 @CatholicAtlanta @grok This is why it is completely irresponsible to be talking generally about a very specific process that you have not been through yourself but are hearing 2nd hand without the necessary details.

[Devonsworth @devonsworth]

@seanjohnson2011 @CatholicAtlanta @grok Spousal visas from abroad allow a person to work when they come bc they have already done the interview at an embassy abroad and have been approved for a conditional green card that they receive shortly after arriving in the U.S.