Catholic, father, Veteran, for truth and transparency. Music makes time beautiful.

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Replying to @DonaldBestCA
Oooo, wow!
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Replying to @foundring1
Ther will be signs
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There are too many coincidences. A company named "Discord" sounds more like a purpose than a brand. @RealCandaceO
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Replying to @TheMarcitect
There will be signs
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Cover of "Blues run the Game" by Talise. Perfect for a fall evening.
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Replying to @ParaN_rmal
When visit the institute
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Replying to @WiretapMediaCa
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Replying to @morally___grey
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Replying to @saskridergal
Depends how you measure right wing extremism.
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Replying to @WarTard
A Canadian general once said he wanted his army so hard they would buttf**k the enemy. They've been trying to follow his orders ever since.
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Replying to @WiretapMediaCa
We all know what meter stick they're using
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Replying to @nationalpost
Part of the plan.
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Simplify your life, drop the screens, learn something fun.
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Replying to @TonyLTarrant
If elon says something, if Joe rogan says something, etc. It feels ridiculous, but people flock to their replies, no idea why. This reply was a viral vid of a guy visiting the catacombs and there were what looked like Egyptian markings on the bottom floors. This was the post with the most impression the past 3 months. Not the posts about life, advice, truth, whistleblowing, but a simple observation in a video. I have hope for humanity, but this type of interaction doesn't advance human discourse whatsoever.
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Hey fellow Catholics! Be reassured that two of the handful of UAP whistleblowers are also Catholics. Knowing what they know about the unknown, the truth behind the veil, being Catholic was never a contradiction otherwise they would have abandoned it. Think about it.
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Replying to @erinotoole
Try understanding the military mandates weren't necessary.
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Replying to @officersmess
He shot PAST the 80% herd immunity, and still kicked people out. He was saving his own ass.
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Update on the Legal Status of Ayahuasca
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Have babies.
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Replying to @EODHappyCaptain
I wish my wife would turn on like a lightbulb
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Replying to @not_our_guy
So many good accounts to follow in the comments. Gives me hope things will get better.
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Really? How many did he throw under the us to save his own career? He didn't have to kick me out of the military. He didn't have to let troops grow their hair out. He can blame whoever he wants, the CAF went to shit under his watch. Where's the accountability? Loser.
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Replying to @denisebatters
I don't see Trudeau's face on this article. The undoing of the CAF was by his own hands.
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He can't blame Trudeau for his blunder. He signed the receipts. He was the one who mismanaged the military in spite of the problems.
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Good riddance. Weak man.
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Replying to @CalebSol
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Eyes are the windows to the soul. When souls are bright you can inside, but when they're dark you can see your brightness in the reflection.
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Replying to @Army_Comd_Armee
Strong army? A strong Army can confront what they did to their own troops over a vaccine that doesn't even work and be "fully accountable". You blew past the 80% herd immunity before implementing the mandates, and abandoned your own troops like they were enemies. You're joke and a liar, not to be trusted by the public and your own soldiers. @DeanAllisonMP @AllisonInquiry
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Things might be alright.
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Replying to @CanadianArmy
Looks like garbage
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Replying to @EndWokeness
Can they be scary?
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I don't think disclosure will happen until society processes what happened during covid. So much bad things have come from the covid era, it revealed a lot of evil and corruption in the world that has always festered in the dark. People committed a lot of heinous acts, said and done things they're still in denial for, where the biggest casualty was the truth. I'm not saying it's identical to disclosure, I feel we'll have to go through the same personal motions, and emotions, with covid before we can take on disclosure. The hardest part to accept about disclosure won't be the aliens, the crafts, or the technology, but the institutions that carried the cover up by any means necessary. People have no doubt done some gruesome acts (wetworks) in the name of national security. They were told it was for the greater good. The ends justified the means. It was the only way to tackle the problem. Trust the government The threat of the truth is greater than the lie. Does it sound a little familiar? Two weeks to flatten the curve. Trust the science. We're all in this together. The issue isn't us versus them, truth versus lie, covert versus overt, the real conflict is with ourselves. Those in wetworks are arguably victims here, inasmuch as any hysterical covid vaxxer who got all their kids the injection. Both will need to confront the truth about what they've done, that the government never had their best interests in mind, they were being used, duped into holding up a lie so someone else could profit. I don't thinks it's a coincidence both are concurrent. The biggest obstacle for every side will be confronting moral injury: the transgression from another by doing something you thought was morally right. During covid I lost my military career for refusing the vax, I remained principled, in line with the truth, and was punished for it. That's my moral injury. However, I can only imagine the moral injury jury of someone who thought they did the right and was permanently injured by the shot (see @AllisonInquiry for testomonies) Likewise with the guys in wetworks/covert, they signed up for whatever the outcome will be, and have a much greater personal demon to confront whether they know it or not. What is it? Doing the right thing. I did with the military mandates, you did @TheDylanBorland with whistleblowing, but our next challenge will be just as formidable. We led in pursuit of truth, we will also lead in pursuit of the healing. Where do we go from here @BanjoPill? The only way ahead is forgiveness. We have to forgive them for persecuting us, which will be miniscule to the forgiveness they have to give themselves. In a way, covid has made everyone as complicit as those involved with suppressing disclosure, even the President with warp speed! The only way ahead is confronting the truth head on, and acknowledge everyone has been hurt from the lie, on both sides. The biggest harm we can do to ourselves is hold onto the pain or guilt, or to never offer or ask forgiveness. When we achieve that, this world will be better for it. Thank you for your time. @LueElizondo @RedPandaKoala @g_knapp @JeremyCorbell
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Pray things get better. Pray for peace. Pray.
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Harvest moon is just around the bend.
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Replying to @GlobalEdmonton
What are the quotes for? The CAF outright denied his religious Sect 7 Charter Rights by not even listening to them. See for yourself. They had some Officer in Ottawa decide whether he was a Christian. It was a set up.
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You received your needles under this CAF provision. Still praying for you.
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