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And I thought to myself, why are maids killing people in Canada?? It turns out it is Medication Assistance In Dying. What?? Never heard of such acronym until now.
๐จ CANADA: Diagnosed with cancerโฆ still waiting on an oncologistโฆ and the government mailed her a pamphlet on how to kill herself.
Kristin Logan:
โI hadnโt even seen an oncologist yet before I got that pamphlet.โ
โAs Iโm waiting for even the first call from the oncology team, I get this pamphlet in the mail basically telling me that I can go and kill myself.โ
โAt that point you realize what a DYSTOPIAN situation it is.โ
Hey Canada, thanks for the assisted suicide brochure. She chose chemotherapy instead.
Kristin Logan had stage 4 ovarian cancer, and according to her husband, Donovan James, while they were desperately trying to get her treated in Canada, they were confronted with MAID, Medical Assistance in Dying, Canadaโs assisted dying program, while her actual cancer treatment was going nowhere. So they came to the United States, where she received chemotherapy and HIPEC surgery.
Today sheโs living in Texas, in remission, lifting weights and hiking mountains. Imagine that. A woman with stage 4 cancer wanted to LIVE, and instead of helping her die, American doctors helped her fight to stay alive. Crazy concept, I know.
Canada, you can keep the assisted suicide brochure. Sheโll keep climbing mountains, because I think she made her choice pretty clear. ๐บ๐ธ
South Korea sentenced former President Yoon to 30 years in prison for sending reconnaissance drones into North Korea after North Korea sent 6,000 trash balloons to South Korea, while sentencing a soldier to only 4 years for selling military secrets to China.
Military action taken to protect citizens is considered a heavy crime and insurrection, while literal espionage is not treated as a real crime.
This is one of many reasons why elections are rigged.
South Korean President says he will not deploy troops in the Middle East and that stance will not change. ๐บ๐ธ๐ฐ๐ท
More than 36,000 American service members died defending South Korea in the Korean War, the U.S. has kept roughly 28,500 troops stationed there ever since under a Mutual Defense Treaty signed in 1953, and Washington has extended a nuclear umbrella over the peninsula for seven decades a level of commitment few alliances anywhere can match.
From the history one thing is evident that US was always there fpr South Korea. Trump's approach to this alliance isn't about abandoning a partner, it's about insisting a 70-year relationship stay a two way one.
We are nobody.
No impressive background. Nothing to our name. And yet God has used us despite our lack.
My father, Pastor Son Hyun-bo, was jailed 145 days โ no bail, no conviction โ simply for preaching Scripture according to his conscience. While every other church shut its doors, the world pointed fingers and asked, โWhy are you still worshiping?โ We believe God was pleased with him, even then.
In high school, my father attended a trade school just to keep his Sunday worship. When he chose church over a certification exam scheduled on a Sunday, he was expelled. But days before the makeup exam, a fire broke out at the school โ the test was pushed to Monday, and he graduated after all.
Before the seminary application deadline, with no money for tuition, a Buddhist monk placed the enrollment fee in his hands. After he enrolled with nowhere to go, that same monk fed him and gave him shelter.
Under Koreaโs military dictatorship, he served in the 701st Special Forces, a unit formed to eliminate North Koreaโs dictator. Training left no room for Sunday worship, and from his very first week he was beaten daily by senior soldiers, NCOs, and officers โ beaten nearly out of his mind. By the time his service ended, his entire platoon had come to faith in Jesus.
We praise God for every one of these miracles, shown through my father and through Segero Church.
And today, our family met President Trump. Maybe that, too, is one more sign of His grace.
Fear no man. Fear no government. Fear God alone.
No matter what the world says, may we โ and may this become a movement โ stand on the truth of Scripture, on moral law, and on the values God has given us.
Thank you brothers and sisters in Christ.
McCoy family, Bondarenko family, all of those names I can put here.
God will acknowledge and bless your family.
โSouth Korea is in Serious Troubleโ
1 - They have an illegitimately elected president;
2 - They have an illegitimately elected National Assembly;
3 - Their illegitimate and corrupt National Election Commission (NEC) is essentially controlling the country;
4 - Their courts are corrupted;
5 - Their โconservativeโ political party is corrupted;
6 - Communist sympathizers have successfully infiltrated and now dominate every part of South Korean government;
7 - What China and North Korea could not accomplish with bullets, theyโve now accomplished with ballots;
8 - They are now exporting election fraud globally by means of the Association of World Election Bodies (AWEB).
South Korea is in serious trouble. Butโฆ
A - Nine of ten citizens there are pro-America and anti-communist;
B - Their Christian churches are vibrant and engaged, and understand the existential threat of communism;
C - Half the people realize that their recent election was stolen, and the head of the NEC was forced to resign because of it;
D - Tens of thousands of demonstrators are gathering daily to protest and attract world attention, asking desperately for decisive US intervention;
E - The largest offshore US military base in the world is in South Korea (Camp Humphreys), and is essentially serving as our โstake in the groundโ to hold back communism;
F - South Korea was founded on prayer, has extremely low crime rates, and remains mostly uncorrupted by drugs;
G - The people are well-educated and prosperous, albeit many of them remain unaware of their current predicament. But they are steadily waking up.
So there is hope for our brothers and sisters in South Korea.
Nevertheless, they exist precariously in a war zone. The Korean conflict did not end with a treaty, and the long war against communism rages on.
I fear we have some tough days ahead. We fought beside them in the 1950โs, investing a large amount blood and treasure, and our strategically important military base is there. Weโre not going to just walk away now.
God is sovereign, but has interesting ways of manipulating outcomes. I am praying for His intervention, and wonder what the role of the US will be. What my role will be.
Seems like for starters, the US should leverage our alliance and demand the removal of AWEB. Then insist that the corrupted NEC be dissolved, and a new, transparent and accountable organization be established to run free and fair elections there.
Kylie eleison.
๐ฐ๐ทToday, Jamsil was flooded with tens of thousands of people. The crowd was so massive that it was difficult even to stand still and record a video.
Yet during the entire time I was there, I didn't see a single mainstream media reporter.
If this had been a left-wing protest, such as the pro-impeachment rallies against Yoon Suk-yeol, every major broadcaster would have had crews on-site around the clock, delivering nonstop live coverage all day long.