🚨 BREAKING: Brazilian electoral law experts say that tonight's presidential election COULD BE ANNULLED over the chaotic, LOPSIDED 2-hour voting extension ordered by Lula's former personal lawyer, Justice Cristiano Zanin — NYT
Because Zanin issued his order right at the 5PM closing bell, pro-Bolsonaro precincts that closed on time permanently locked their electronic voting machines...while unclosed precincts in regions like the Lula-heavy areas kept taking votes until 7PM 🤯
Electoral lawyer Priscilla Sodré Pereira told the NYT: "This is an extremely serious, critical situation."
Electoral law professor Fernando Neisser said that the election could be annulled if the margin is tight and the evidence shows "that polling stations stayed open longer in areas that strongly favor one candidate"
Even the New York Times is now admitting it.
BRAZIL IS AN OCCUPIED NATION and needs FAIR, FREE elections!
I bet Trump is watching closely! 🇺🇸🇧🇷
If you haven’t, @PresidentNSA’s book on King Alfred is a must read. Historically accurate, insightful.
Great for all ages, but especially for young boys and men. Truly inspirational.
@TuckerCarlson @wolsned I'm Christian from Syria and I'm not allowed to visit the Christian holy sites in Jerusalem because Israel occupies them since 1967.
It’s called: “In God We Trust.”
Since our founding, America’s leaders — and warriors — have sought God’s providence and protection. We seek to glorify Him as we serve our country.
At the Pentagon, we will humbly continue this sacred tradition — each and every month.
NEW: Joe Rogan has been attending church, according to Biblical manuscript expert Wesley Huff, who was on Rogan's show 4 months ago.
Huff noted that he is seeing a "resurgence" in interest in Christianity.
Huff's claim is supported by a new study which found that Gen Z church attendance in the UK has *quadrupled,* with young men having a 5x increase. (Independent)
"I can tell you for a fact that he is attending a church and that that has been a consistent thing..."
"But we're seeing somewhat of a resurgence in interest in these topics."
"We had someone who reached out to us ... they said, 'We have people walking through our doors asking young people, teenagers, saying, I want a Bible. All my friends are reading this thing.'"
"If the Bible is becoming popular with teenagers, then something is happening and the Lord is moving."
If you are serious about finding a wife, you need to get serious about vetting the women you date.
Don’t string women along with indecision. It wastes your time, and it wastes her time.
Here are 7 questions to ask:
1. Is the woman attractive? This means attractive to you. This may seem shallow at first, but it’s a deep need and is the first item for a reason. But this also means you need to work on your taste for beauty.
2. Do you get along with her? If, after you the first few dates, you haven’t had any fun, there’s your answer. Stop wasting time. Beyond that, create situations that simulate real life.
3. Does she have the domestic skills necessary to be a wife? Most women today don’t have these skills, but is she willing to learn? Does she have a teachable spirit?
4. Is she a conscientious woman? This is the desire to be excellent in everything she does. You can tell this by the state of her home, but if she lives with her parents, it’s harder to find this out. The Proverbs 31 woman is a highly conscientious woman.
5. What is her attitude towards marriage and adultery? Many will come from divorced homes, so ask her, “Why do you think your parents got divorced?” You can’t assume their attitude toward this just because they go to church.
6. What is her family like? Are they going to make her a better woman? Do you want to deal with a terrible mother-in-law?
7. Will she make a good mother? How soft and feminine is she because the softer she is, the better mother she will be. Is she interested in holding babies? Does she want children? If a woman says she doesn’t want children, what that really means is that she doesn’t want children with you. This question is last because to get to the truth, you must already have a trusting relationship with her.
Vetting is not just about choosing the best woman; it is about knowing what you are getting yourself into. Are you ok with the tradeoffs? She might have a terrible mother-in-law, but is she fantastic enough that you're willing to deal with it?
Because once you marry a woman, you have made your choice, and you are responsible.
How long should it take to vet a woman? If you are intentional, from first date to popping the question, it should take about 6 months.
Having spent 20 years in the New Age, my most generous interpretation of Russell Brand is not that he's insincere. I don't think he is.
Instead, he's processing Christianity through the New Age lens of personal experience being an authority.
He does not yet understand that he needs to be in submission to a church, a body of elders, and the Word of God.
He still thinks it's all about him and his experience. Which is where he gets the idea he can just baptize people in his underwear.
This is a natural way of thinking, considering that he's coming from a religious world where it's literally "all about you."
I can give him grace for this.
BUT, there will come a moment where he has to choose Russell's way or God's way. We don't need to generate this moment, I believe God will generate it. Russell is certainly courting that sort of test.
"Contrary to popular belief and contemporary practice, the Bible makes it clear that fathers are to give their daughters in marriage (Jer. 29:6), not send them off and hope they come back with a good one."
— Voddie Baucham
Before 1970, women reported far greater levels of happiness than men. In 2022, far less.
Almost 80% of women ages 25-34 are in the workforce. This is an unmitigated disaster for the American family. Birth rates plummeting. Families in disrepair.
There is a serious problem in the church today—as it has become common for a wife to revile her husband and then the pastor/counselor blames the husband instead of calling the wife to repentance.
Pastors, I highly recommend this book by @DavidEdgington.
https://t.co/Y63i7gM1yM
A hundred years ago, you couldn’t find a homosexual. Now those damned men are getting ordained in some denominations. We want to be kind to them: God’s going to send them to hell. Are you more kind than God? Keep the dirty rascals out, until they get repented and cleaned up.
We’ve changed the language and made it easy for sinners now. Can you think of anything more stinkingly horrid and hellish than homosexuality? And we call them the 'gay' people. In God’s Name what’s gay about it? Why don’t we call them Sodomites?!
Me:
- Praises compassion as a virtue
- Warns about the cruelty of untethered empathy
- Condemns the wicked actions of an authority figure
- Raises the question of whether 18 year olds are responsible for their actions at all.
*Kaboom*
The Empathetic Mob never ceases to amaze.