Veronica Arnold

Wife, military mom of 10, grandma, Jesus follower, ❤️ Trump! No DM's

[Matt Whitlock @MattWhitlock]

Officially a girl Dad.

God is good.

[Q @ResonanceEnter1]

If…

[War Correspondent @warDaniel47]

Every ANON has a role.

Some create memes.
Some make videos.
Some write posts.
Some research and decode.
Some run shows and interviews.
Some comment.
Some pray.
And many simply share.

Never underestimate the sharers.

Not everyone has the time, skills or resources to make content but getting information in front of people matters.

Every share helps move information further.

There are no “more important” ANONS. OG or newcomer, creator or sharer we all bring something different to the table.

WWG1WGA.

I don’t care when you found Q. If you’re here now, standing alongside others and doing your part, you’re an ANON.

We don’t need division.
We need each other’s backs.

Stay strong. Stay focused. Keep researching. Keep sharing. Keep praying.

One movement. Many roles. One team.

God bless the ANONS.

Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming.

WWG1WGA
@irishpatriot91 🔗

🚨ALERT🚨
@CaptKylePatriot

[Holly (Honor Thy Mother 🌍) @Holly_Wrote]

This is the face of a woman who is 3 years sober today!

[Marco Dabizzi @MarcoDabizzi]

Bambino di 18 mesi ha un incidente in piscina, lo portano all'ospedale dove viene dichiarato morto.

Due poliziotti dicono ai medici che sta respirando, i medici letteralmente rispondono "fate il vostro lavoro che noi facciamo il nostro".

Il bambino viene messo in frigo, pronto probabilmente per l'espianto degli organi.

Il coroner che doveva verificare la morte, lo trova vivo 5 ore dopo. La famiglia lo porta in un altro ospedale, ora sta bene ed è tornato a casa.

[Riley Gaines @Riley_Gaines_]

I just watched a man on the airplane pull his mask below his chin to take a bite of food, then pull it back over his mouth while he chewed only to pull it down again for another bite.

Holy moly. I forgot how nonsensical COVID protocols were.

[Peterson @peterson7rc]

“Why Sleep Alone When Mom Exists? 🥹😂❤️”

[Men's Humor @MensHumor]

I love malicious compliance. This is just 🤌

[Naomi Philip @NaomiPhilip12]

They have chosen their own way to crawl😂😂

[Happy Granddaddd @PlotWeaver]

The proportion of teenagers who identify as gay or bi is down 50% over the past five years.
It’s almost like most teens lost interest once it was no longer edgy or cool.

I approve. Be who you are, not what gets attention.

[Source Washington Post]

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Doctor: "Your iron's finally back in range. First time since, what, your thirties?"

Patient: "Since my second baby."

Doctor: "So the tablets have kicked in at last."

Patient: "I stopped the tablets in March. They made me sick."

Doctor: "Then it'll be the spinach."

Patient: "I stopped the spinach too."

Doctor: "What are you eating?"

Patient: "Beef. Lamb. Eggs. Butter. Mostly beef."

Doctor: [types for a long time]

Doctor: "That's... a lot of red meat. We do generally advise cutting down."

Patient: "You did. In 2014. I've been anaemic ever since."

Doctor: "Spinach is very high in iron, though."

Patient: "So is a garden fence. I can't absorb that either."

Doctor: "I'll make a note."

Patient: "What will it say?"

Doctor: "Unexplained improvement."

[James Rea @TheRealJamesRea]

@loulouit

[loulou @loulouit]

Here's your "inerrant" Bible!

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

We screamed at the top of our lungs warning everyone about COVID and the shot but people didn't listen

Now we're doing the same thing with Radical Islam

Y'all may wanna listen this time!!

[Stop Abortion Now @LifeNewsToo]

Made in the image of God.

No baby should be aborted.

[War Correspondent @warDaniel47]

If you're still here, I want you to read this.
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Yes. YOU.
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The person who has spent years wondering if you're the only one who sees that something isn't right.
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The person who stopped talking about certain things at family dinners because you got tired of the arguments.
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The person who lost friends because you refused to pretend you believed something you didn't.
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The person who was called crazy.
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Conspiracy theorist.
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Extremist.
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Dangerous.
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Selfish.
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Uneducated.
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You heard it all.
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And sometimes, when nobody was around, you probably asked yourself:
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“What if I’m wrong?”
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But instead of giving up, you kept searching.
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You read.
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You listened.
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You questioned BOTH sides.
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You changed your mind when the evidence demanded it.
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And most importantly…
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You refused to hand your ability to think over to somebody else.
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That takes more courage than people realize.
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Because standing with a crowd is easy.
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Standing alone?
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That's different.
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Some of you paid a real price.
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Friendships disappeared.
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Families became divided.
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People you loved stopped speaking to you.
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Some of you learned the painful lesson that certain people only accepted you when you agreed with them.
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And yet somehow…
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YOUR HEART DIDN'T TURN TO STONE.
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You still care.
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You still pray for people who would never pray for you.
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You still want a better future for children who aren't even yours.
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You still look at this broken world and believe it can be saved.
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Think about that.
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After everything you've seen…
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YOU STILL HAVE HOPE.
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Never underestimate how powerful that is.
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You don't need millions of followers.
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You don't need to become famous.
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You don't need to win every argument.
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You don't even need everyone to understand you.
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Just keep your eyes open.
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Keep asking questions.
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Keep your family close.
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Help people when you can.
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Admit when you're wrong.
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Stand firm when you know you're right.
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And above everything else…
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KEEP GOD FIRST.
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Because this battle was never only political.
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It's a battle over fear.
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Truth.
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Faith.
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Family.
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And what kind of world we're going to leave behind.
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So if nobody has told you lately:
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I'm glad you're still here.
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I'm glad you didn't give up.
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I'm glad you're still searching.
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I'm glad you still care.
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And somewhere out there, someone else needs to know they're not alone either.
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Send this to them.
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Keep your head up.
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Keep your faith stronger than your fear.
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We may not know what tomorrow brings…
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BUT GOD DOES. 🙏🇺🇸
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If this message hit home, don't keep it to yourself.
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Share it with someone who needs to hear it today.
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You're not alone. And you're not done. 🇺🇸

[kathleen @bebe_strange]

For anyone who sees this, I’m humbly asking for prayers. My brother-in-law was killed last night in a car accident, leaving my sister devastated and overwhelmed. Please pray for God’s strength to carry her through this. He was a good man and leaves many family and friends to mourn his sudden loss. Thank you.

[Jason Wilde @JasonWilde108]

Before the Great Flood, the gods apparently held a meeting to decide whether humanity should be allowed to survive.

The reason given for wanting us destroyed is pretty fucking disturbing.

I'm talking about Atrahasis, a Babylonian epic preserved on cuneiform tablets nearly 4,000 years old.

According to the text, humanity was originally created because the lesser gods, the Igigi, were tired of doing the work themselves.

Digging canals and moving earth.

They revolted against Enlil, and the solution was to create humans to carry the burden.

For a while, it worked. But humanity multiplied. Our numbers increased, and eventually Enlil became irritated by the noise we were making.

So he summoned the divine assembly.

The ancient writers describe gods gathering to discuss what should be done with the human population.

Enlil addresses them."The noise of mankind has become burdensome to me."

He complains that he cannot sleep because of the uproar.

His solution is to send disease.

Namtar is instructed to bring sickness upon humanity. But Enki, another powerful god who had helped arrange our creation, intervenes.

He tells Atrahasis how to persuade Namtar to lift the affliction.

When humanity multiplies again, he calls another meeting. This time he wants food production restricted.

Adad is to withhold the rain. Water rising from below is to be blocked and the winds are to dry the land. The fields are to stop producing as well.

The account specifically distinguishes water falling from the sky from water rising out of the earth.

The famine becomes horrific and people starve. It eventually describes parents eating their own children.

Eventually, Enlil decides that partial measures are no longer enough.

The gods assemble again.This time, the proposed solution is the destruction of humanity by a Flood.

The gods are required to swear an oath.

Enki objects."Why will you bind me with an oath?"But the decision proceeds.

Enki eventually warns Atrahasis through the wall of a reed dwelling, instructing him to abandon his possessions, construct a vessel and preserve life.

When the Flood begins, the gods themselves become frightened. The mother goddess Nintu, who participated in humanity's creation, begins to weep and cry.

She says Enlil pressured her into supporting the decision. She watches the people she helped create disappear into the waters.

When the Flood ends, Enlil discovers that humans have survived.

The divine assembly had sworn an oath. Somebody had broken the secrecy surrounding the decision.

Enki is confronted and acknowledges that he preserved life.

Eventually, the gods allow humanity to continue, but the arrangement changes. Human reproduction and survival are subjected to new limits.

The divine council was the assembly of the major Mesopotamian deities, often associated with the Anunnaki.

Anu was the great sky god and an ancient source of divine authority. Enlil exercised power over kingship and decrees. Enki was associated with wisdom and the freshwater depths. Nintu, also called Mami or Belet-ili, was associated with humanity's creation.

In The Lament for Ur, the goddess Ningal learns that the destruction of her city and its population has been decreed. She approaches An and Enlil, begging them to reconsider. "Let not my city be destroyed." She pleads for the people to survive andthey refuse. She approaches them again when the Anunnaki are seated in council. Again, she begs again, but the decision stands.

In the related Lament for Sumer and Ur, Enlil's own son Nanna asks his father why he has abandoned the city. Enlil explains that Ur was granted kingship, but its reign was never intended to last forever. That's the justification. That's it, nothing else.

I find Enlil interesting because other ancient texts credit him with bringing civilization, agriculture, prosperity and kingship into existence.

When they destroy humans and its so passive that disturbs me; mainly the reasoning.

In Atrahasis, the complaint is humanity's increasing numbers and noise.

In the Ur laments, a kingdom's allotted time has expired.

None of these narratives requires Enlil to hate humanity. He simply considers the preservation of divine order more important than the survival of the people living under it.

Why did the people of ancient Mesopotamia preserve stories in which the very gods responsible for creating and sustaining humanity also gathered together to discuss destroying it?

[Israel Anderson | A Modern Heretic ❤️‍🔥 @IsraelAnderson]

@JasonWilde108 Enlil Nunamnir. Aka Yhwh.

Who is YHWH / Yahweh? https://t.co/hv8nchXGi9

[Más Vida @masvidaoficial]

Hay un día en tu vida que nunca vas a olvidar, el día que nace tu primer hijo.
Paradójicamente, si lo abortas, tampoco olvidarás ese día, y siempre será con dolor.
No lo hagas.