Numismatic Entrepreneur Volunteer court advocate for victims of violence and abuse Director of the Eric and Judith Stainrook Foundation.

Every negative thing in your life is laid before you like a sharpening stone before a knife. People want to stay in their comfort zone and not be challenged, but life is constantly throwing things at them to knock them out. The negative things in your life are an opportunity, tackle them with enthusiasm knowing this is how you become a better person. “God will never give you more than you can handle” You can do it! “Conversations with God” published in 1995
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Replying to @CoryBooker
You already raided it, Cory. You voted for an unfunded $196 billion benefit expansion that accelerated Social Security’s insolvency. Its retirement fund is now projected to deplete its reserves in 2032, triggering an automatic 22% cut. Republicans are trying to address the collapse you helped accelerate. You are fighting to preserve the crisis so you can continue campaigning on it.
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Focusing on money means you’re constantly spending it to find happiness and you’ll just never have enough If you look inside, discover who you are and what brings you joy, now you can focus on your passion. Now you’re spending your time doing what you love and the money will accumulate on its own.
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Replying to @SenSanders
You and I both know the us healthcare is already socialism for everyone but the USA Example: Insulin costs ten times more in the US than other countries Medical companies charge the US patient more for almost everything to reduce the cost in countries with socialized healthcare
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Everyday Muslims are just as concerned about radical Muslims as you are Many of them fled to Europe and America to escape those very radicals that have since followed them. They are praying western civilization will take the power of life and death away from those who abuse it
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Replying to @IRanMediaco
I should also say free will is mistaken by religious leaders all over the world. They push the boundaries and pray for their God to intervene when they go too far. But they have free will so things get very dark, very fast. “Conversations with God” published in 1995
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You get out of life what you put into it. If your goal is to do as little as possible, don’t be surprised when life hands you the bill and it’s stamped “past due”
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Short means nothing unless you also know tall. Weak/strong, Light/dark, even good/bad People have to struggle through serious crap, with what it means to not have God’s love before they’ll understand both Tackle everything negative in your life with gusto for this very reason.
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Serious question: Desalinization involves turning the water to steam and returning to water in a new container leaving the salt behind Basically, distilled water Why are we not using AI cooling plants as the heat source to distill/purify the very water being used to cool them?
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The struggle isn’t punishment it’s the curriculum. Life has to be difficult, accept the challenges in your life and turn negatives into positives. It’s up to you to choose with no judgement just love. “Conversations with God” published 1995
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My son asked me where poo came from. Not wanting to lie I explained how his body works. The horror on his face made sense when he whispered, “then what about Tigger?” Mistakes were made……
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Replying to @Prominent_Bryan
“International law”? Where was international law when protesters were shot in the streets? Where was it when injured protestors where shot in hospitals? Where was it when sham trials ended in hangings? The Islamic Republic has ignored international law for decades, on executions, torture, repression, funding militias, you name it. Spare me the sudden concern about “proper legal process” when the regime itself has never respected law, domestic or international, for a single day.
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Evidence suggest the Democrats needed Walz in office to cover up the fraud we’re seeing now in Minnesota. This is most likely why they denied Democrats a vote, canceled the presidential primaries and dictated the candidates, they had to make sure. You think that’s the last time Democrats will cancel our votes? Vote while you still can if you’re American!
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This is the listed location of the auditing firm that performed the audits for both the Minnesota and Ohio on the NGOs we have linked to potential fraud. You cannot make this stuff up.
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The Minnesota child care fraud saga is so strange because years ago it was fully investigated, documented, and reported on by a team of state investigators set up to catch and stop child care fraud. They spent years gathering evidence including many hours of surveillance footage. In 2018 they compiled a detailed report and delivered it to their boss, the DHS Inspector General. Directly from the report: "Investigators, as well as the Supervisor and Manager of this unit believe that the overall fraud rate in this program is at least 50% of the $217M paid to child care centers in CY2017." What did the Inspector General do with this information? She refused to meet with her own team, refused to discuss the findings of the report, and then spent $90,000 of taxpayer money to have an outside company write a report saying the fraud isn't quite as bad as her own team of investigators was claiming. Here's an email summarizing the fraud that the lead investigator sent the IG in 2018. Those currently in the MSM claiming that child care fraud isn't a serious problem should read this. The real question is how highly paid state investigators spent years investigating child care fraud in MN, reported on said fraud, and eight years later not only was the fraud not stopped, it was bigger than ever. 1) Pages 1-4 of 13
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Sentiments of Venezuelans I’m going to say this once, and I don’t care if it makes people uncomfortable. If you have never lived in Venezuela If you did not grow up there If you did not watch your country collapse in real time If you did not stand in food lines If you did not watch your parents lose everything they built If you did not have to leave your home with nothing Then shut the fuck up. You do not have an opinion. Your opinion does not matter. And you don’t get to lecture anyone about what’s happening there. I’m Venezuelan. I lived there most of my life until my early twenties. I watched my country go from a functioning democracy to full blown socialism right in front of my eyes. This is not politics to me. This is trauma. Before socialism, Venezuela was not perfect, but it worked. There was trade. There was money coming in. There was investment from the US. There were jobs. There was food. There was medicine. My family had five businesses. We had our home We had investments. We had a future. Then the government started nationalizing everything. Private companies were taken. Foreign investors were pushed out. Imports were blocked. Price controls destroyed production. Corruption exploded. And everything died. Not slowly. Violently. People didn’t suddenly become poor because of “capitalism” or “the US” or whatever bullshit slogan people like to repeat online. They became poor because socialism destroyed incentives, destroyed production, destroyed trust, and destroyed hope. People today in Venezuela are not debating ideology. They are trying to survive. They are trying to find food. Trying to find medication. Trying to keep their families alive. So when I see people in the West posting from comfortable homes, full fridges, stable currencies, and safe streets talking about “imperialism” or “US bad” or “Trump this or that” No. It’s not complicated. You’re just ignorant. China is not rebuilding Venezuela. Russia is not rebuilding Venezuela. Cartels are not rebuilding Venezuela. They are stealing. They are extracting. They are draining what’s left. If the US comes in and reinvests If refineries get rebuilt If infrastructure gets restored If imports open back up If food, water, and medicine become accessible again If people can work and earn with dignity Then yes. Let them take all the oil they want. Because at least something gets built instead of destroyed. This is something to celebrate. Not because it’s perfect. But because for the first time in a long time, there is hope. Hope that families can eat. Hope that people don’t have to flee their country. Hope that Venezuela can function again. If you’ve never lived through a country collapsing If you’ve never watched socialism destroy everything around you If you’ve never had to leave your home because staying meant starvation Then again Shut the fuck up. This isn’t theory. This isn’t politics. This is lived experience. By Stephen Subero
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🚨 Here is the full 42 minutes of my crew and I exposing Minnesota fraud, this might be my most important work yet. We uncovered over $110,000,000 in ONE day. Like it and share it around like wildfire! Its time to hold these corrupt politicians and fraudsters accountable We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening, the fraud must be stopped.
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Members of Congress pretending to do something.
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So the “everyone needs a college education “ push is a lie? If you can’t feed yourself then why are you encouraging others to do the same?
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