Matthew

Every knee shall bow and tongue confess that Jesus Christ is The Lord ✝️

[maddy catgirlprostate @catgirlprostate]

How the hell are you supposed to talk about the two illegal Israeli run bio labs in the US that both had COVID samples without sounding like a psychotic conspiracy brained nazi

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

All federal charges against Israeli citizen Uri Solomon, who was caught operating an illegal biological lab in Las Vegas to manufacture deadly pathogens, have been dropped.

[CODEPINK @codepink]

This is a US-backed holocaust.

[Virgil @VirgilsQuill]

-Bill Hewlett, born in Michigan
-David Packard, born in Colorado
-Robert Noyce, born in Iowa
-Thomas Watson Jr., born in Ohio

Not only was Silicon Valley built by Americans, but it was built by “flyover country” Americans.

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@jonathanfg97120 @3rdShiftRD @SovereignFren @LeadingReport Dont let AI feed your pride and stop you from asking questions,it will be your downfall. Jesus doesnt have a final resting place because there isn’t one. He resurrected on the third day and ascended to heaven. You telling half truths shows you have little honor as well. Be better

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@bett_yu Is anyone shocked the cops already knew who this guy was and he was still out on the streets? Also, why is it taking so long for his identity to be released? If he was white this would be front page news but because he’s black you help conceal his identity. What a joke.

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@jonathanfg97120 @3rdShiftRD @SovereignFren @LeadingReport They have found the actual tomb, this story is one of many that supports the evidence. The fact that you don’t know this and think they found a random tomb shows you’re not a serious person. Hilarious since you call yourself the fact checker. Be better.

[blue @bluewmist]

You'll regret it if you get married, you'll regret it if you don't get married. You'll regret it if you have kids and you'll regret it if you don't. Kierkegaard said this 200 years ago as follows - whatever you choose, you'll regret it, because the problem isn't in your choices, it's in romanticizing your life. A person always finds an untravelled path alluring and mysterious. That's why the issue isn't making the right choice. It's choosing and deciding which regret you'll live with. In life, we must choose our regret.

[Bad Hombre @Badhombre]

Meet Ankit Gupta:

> Parents arrive from India in 1993 on temporary student visas.

>> Born in 1994 as an anchor baby with all the benefits of “birthright citizenship.”

>>> Now spends his time calling Americans dumb racists online, pushing for unlimited H1B migration to displace American workers, and traveling to India to recruit cheap foreign labor.

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@MaximilianB420 @Willow_of_the_D @thehill I’ve had several co workers that have asked me if I’d bang a tranny that looked like Megan fox in transformers. I was always a firm no. I don’t care how real his hole looks, it’s still a dude. My co workers were like but he looks like Megan fox lol guess we know where you stand.

[gomi @parveen__tyagi]

Tony Robbins explains why most people never reach their potential and it has nothing to do with talent.

Robbins: “The Holy Grail between somebody taking action or not is one word: certainty.”

You can have enormous potential and still do almost nothing if you don’t believe your actions will produce the result you want.

Potential → belief → action → results.

Then the results reinforce the belief.

If you believe it won’t work, you take small action. Small action produces small results. Those results become “proof” that your original belief was correct.

Robbins: “You go, ‘See, I told you this was a waste of time. I told you this wouldn’t work.’”

Now the loop feeds itself.

Less belief. Less action. Worse results. Even less belief.

A self-fulfilling downward spiral.

But the same mechanism can run in reverse.

If you become certain that you will find a way, your perception of your own potential changes. That produces more action, which creates better results, which strengthens the belief.

Robbins: “If you get yourself in a state of certainty that this is going to work… then you have a lot more potential.”

This is why Robbins says certainty matters more than motivation.

Motivation can make you act once.

Certainty makes you keep acting when the evidence hasn’t arrived yet.

Roger Bannister is his example. For centuries, nobody had broken the four-minute mile. Then Bannister did it.

Within two years, 37 other people had also run a mile under four minutes.

The human potential hadn’t suddenly changed.

The belief about what was possible had.

That is the real danger of believing something is impossible.

You don’t just predict the outcome.

You change the amount of action you’re willing to take—and eventually produce the very result you expected.

[Korobochka (コロボ) 🇦🇺✝️🇷🇺 @cirnosad]

>Hindu freak becomes Porsche CEO
>Immediately starts sending remittences back to India

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@adithya_insane @KashviiSpeaks I literally lol’ed

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@creation247 @trad_west_ Same. I didn’t know he was catholic. Makes him not being a dad yet in his early 40’s that much more stranger. Figured he’d be like Chris Pratt and have a bunch.

[Toby Rogers @uTobian]

Oh, so this is what happened. Argentina has toxic beef that it can't sell. Someone made a call to Trump, offered to cut him in on the action, suddenly 660 million pounds of inedible meat-like substance is about to flood the U.S. market. Just follow the money, it tells the story.

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@qhxj28ny94 @Babygravy9 Not looking to get into a debate but if you honestly believe Charlie was killed by Robinson with his grandpa’s rifle and acted alone with no help whatsoever from anyone then you should watch the short video of Charlie breaking down the Butler shooting. The same questions apply.

[Matthew @freemindd7]

@Bear_Cub15 @GuruLakers Clearly Luka. Idk why people are saying it’s Reaves.

[JD™ @LostMyHats]

Tucker Carlson suggested demons helped invent the atomic bomb, and @ericmetaxas said it was "utterly stupid" and accused him of being insane. Oddly, Metaxas has claimed that Candace Owens is demonic, Halloween is demonic, UAP phenomena is demonic, Tucker Carlson is demonic, Islam is demonic, the Democratic Party is demonic, and "antisemitism" is demonic. But apparently, Metaxas draws the line at the invention of a weapon that tears a hole in creation and annihilates mankind. Calling THAT demonic is certifiable and stupid, apparently.

Is Tucker off his rocker? When Oppenheimer was at Harvard, he joined a group that used Satanic poems as liturgy. Four years before he died, he was asked what book was most influential for his vocational attitude and listed a collection of Satanic poetry that praises the devil throughout it. Its pages are crowded with demons, damnation, vampires, possession, death, blasphemy, and rebellion against God. His favorite poem, the one from Harvard, praises Satan as the giver of forbidden knowledge and for giving the light of new inventions.

Isidor Rabi, his friend and a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, said Oppenheimer sometimes turned “away from the hard, crude methods of theoretical physics into a mystical realm of broad intuition.” The physicist reportedly turned to metaphysics to give him knowledge from a mysterious, unknown source. He learned Sanskrit to study the Bhagavad Gita the way Bible scholars learn Greek to study the Scriptures, and Historian James Hijiya said, “Without the inspiration of the Gita, Oppenheimer might not have been able or willing to direct Los Alamos.”

He named ground zero for the first atomic blast, giving it the code name "Trinity." Oppenheimer was Jewish, mind you. The first victim of atomic weaponry was the Trinity. Coincidence? And then, the famous line, "I am death, the destroyer of worlds," comes from a Hindu demon god. Was he just citing the demon, or was the demon taking credit and identifying himself?

Jack Parsons was one of the pioneers of American rocketry who would eventually make long-range nuclear missiles possible. He was also a devoted follower of Aleister Crowley, joined the Ordo Templi Orientis, headed its Agape Lodge, and reportedly recited Crowley’s “Hymn to Pan” during rocket tests. In 1946, Parsons and future Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard performed the Babalon Working, a series of ceremonial rituals using Enochian magic in an attempt to manifest the Thelemic goddess Babalon. He later proclaimed himself the Antichrist, developed a form of witchcraft venerating Babalon and Lucifer, and described his age in occult terms as one of “fire,” “power, violence, and energy,” characterized by war and the “discovery and liberation of new energies.”

In other words, one of the men helping pioneer the technology that would eventually carry atomic weapons across continents was not merely interested in the occult; he was practicing ceremonial magic and deliberately attempting contact with nonhuman spiritual intelligences.

Of course, the Bible speaks of demonic forces interacting with mankind, the Powers and Principalities of Darkness in High Places, intelligent and personable beings of superior intelligence who interact with man and, in Revelation, incite the kings of the earth to make war. The Book of Enoch - cited in the Bible by Jude and Peter - explains a passage in the Old Testament of these beings coming down to Earth and involving themselves in the lives of men. Frankly, it sounds exactly like the tales from every ancient culture on Earth in their stories of the Annunaki, who came from the heavens to teach them the art of warfare and technologies that exceeded their understanding.

None of this means that demons helped make the atomic bomb. What it DOES mean is that it's not "crazy" to think so. In fact, it does indeed seem like something demons would be very excited about. So other than reading from Israel's cue cards today, why would Metaxas allege Tucker was crazy for believing it? After all, if Candace and Antisemitism and the DNC are demonic, why not nuclear weaponry?

Metaxas’s reaction makes more sense when you understand his Post-War Civil Religion. Bonhoeffer is its martyr and prophet, the Holocaust its atonement, Churchill its Messiah figure, and Allied victory functions as the final judgment of history, granting the victors an almost retroactive moral authority over whatever they did to win. Tucker’s theory threatens that arrangement because it permits Satan into the machinery of Allied victory itself.

Suddenly Dresden, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki can be judged as moral acts rather than automatically sanctified because the Allies committed them. Metaxas is perfectly comfortable finding demons in Hitler, Communism, Islam, antisemitism, witchcraft, and his political enemies; put demonic influence aboard an American bomber, however, and supernaturalism becomes insanity. That isn’t Christianity. It is national mythology wearing Christian clothes.

Besides, if demons make war in the modern world, then maybe they have more than something to do with Israel killing 90% civilian non-combatants, a girls' school of 200 wiped off the face of Iran, and a war in Ukraine going on longer than makes sense for literally no good reason. And if Satan isn't banned by the American border, and even the "good guys" can be subject to demonic influence, that destroys the liturgy of the civil religion Metaxas has given his soul to worship. No, believing Satan could go nuclear must be dismissed post haste or too many suppositions fail at once.

So instead, he's chosen to attack a Christian for believing in supernatural things. Satan can be blamed for criticizing the Israeli State, but not for making the nuclear bomb.

Read more at Insight to Incite. Link in bio. Audio available.

[Karli Bonne’ 🇺🇸 @KarluskaP]

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[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

INSANE LEAK.

Yom Tov Glaser, a top-Rabbi close to Netanyahu, just exposed Israel’s real plan for Western nations that refuse to bend to Israel.

He openly declared that the moment America and Europe stop supporting the Jews, they will be brought to their knees and annihilated.