Catholic praying for the conversion of all souls. Want to have constructive conversation. Blessed by my wife and children. Father of a badass Marine.

Replying to @nyorhed1 @hckeller
Nor is he as good😊
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🤣After seeing this, now I think I need one🤣
TESLA ROADSTER: The engineers at Tesla really did think of everything.
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People are fed up
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🚨 Barbara Bush just cut a $2,500 check to the super PAC backing Democrat James Talarico against Ken Paxton in Texas. Same family that spent decades calling themselves Republicans is now openly funding the left. She already stumped for Kamala. Call it what it is. Globalist swamp monkeys. #TexasSenate #RINOs #Paxton
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🚨THEY FILLED THE CAR WITH BALLOTS… AND SAID WHO WAS DOING IT James O’Keefe’s undercover cameras caught it cold. A ballot harvester in Minnesota shows the trunk and dashboard packed: “You can see my car is full. All these here are absentee ballots. Can’t you see? Look at all these. My car is full.” 300 in one haul. When asked who fills them out: “People who work with Ilhan and other candidates… they work for them.” Cash changes hands. Elders get visited. Blank or open ballots leave the building. Minnesota law limits how many you can carry. Federal law bans the pay-to-vote scheme. None of it mattered. This is the same machine still fighting every single effort to require citizenship proof and clean the rolls. The same people who call election security “disenfranchisement.” They never stopped. They just got quieter about the receipts. Pass the SAVE Act. Clean the rolls. End the harvest. The patriots are done pretending this is normal.
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Replying to @Pulse_Leaks
@TheJusticeDept As to you corrupt, criminal shitbirds: @IlhanMN @MayorFrey @LtGovFlanagan @GovTimWalz @keithellison Given this and the billions in fraud, I hope you all have legal counsel.
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BREAKING - Shocking video out of Portland, Oregon shows teachers at the Portland Montessori School leading children, some no older than 5 or 6, in an anti ICE protest, sparking mass calls to remove any licenses the school may have. The “teachers” look exactly how to think. #news #NewsUpdate #Oregon #newsfeed
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There you are, staring at the glow of a big screen TV on a Friday night, watching the Dawgs perform under the lights of Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Indiana. West Lafayette. You watch until the end. Washington 38, Purdue 26. A much-needed win. Elijah Brown slinging it around, surviving the turnovers, making plays to stave off a season that was in freefall. But throughout the broadcast, you can't shake the thought: "What on God’s green earth are we doing here? Why are we playing Purdue on a Friday night in a conference game?" It's an unsettling, alien twitch in the back of the ol' noggin. We don’t belong here. This isn’t about Jedd Fisch’s sideways passing charts or whether Washington can hang physically. The Huskies have the resources to compete. And they showed that last night, finally. No more excuses! No, it’s not about talent. It’s about the soul of the thing. How in the world are we playing Purdue in a conference game? There is no shared blood here. No lingering grudges born of rainy November afternoons in Pacific Northwest college towns. No memory of a despised white-haired coach in a sweater, stalking the opposite sideline, his recent insult calling your team "mercenaries" inciting the wrath of the Husky Stadium crowd. No middle-aged father of four sitting in the stands remembering a bitter pick 6 interception from 1994 that marked the end of one era and started another. No 70-year old from Cottage Grove, OR, telling his grandkids about the time in 1985 when a Seattle sportswriter called the Oregon State Beavers "The Barney Fife of College Football" and then, by God, the Beavs went into Husky Stadium and stunned the college football world! No, Purdue is just… a school in Indiana with a drum and a train. They belong to Iowa and Indiana and Illinois and Michigan. The Huskies should have been playing the Cal Bears last night. We should have been arguing about Adam Mohammed's transfer and how long is coach Tosh Lupoi going to survive in Berkeley before he returns to the warm, welcoming bosom of Sark's staff or else finds himself working some kiosk in a suburban mall selling cell phones. And then we should be spending all next week mapping out the drive down I-5 to Corvallis for a Saturday afternoon game against chippy Oregon State. That cool little freeway moment of camaraderie when you glance over at the car next to you, and some purple-and-gold jacket or adhesive in the back window signals the kinship, and maybe you honk and they honk back with the thumbs up. That was our life. That was our neighborhood. You knew the houses on your block, and you knew the families who lived in them, so to speak. Instead, the realities of college football have forced UW to mortgage their identity to become a far-flung western outpost in a television cartel, flying volleyball teams and tennis squads three time zones away to play Rutgers and Maryland like some traveling corporate circus. And why? For the money, they told us. For survival. The almighty television payout. But if you zoom out and look at fiscal realities, is this really sustainable? When you look at what’s happening right now with global bond markets and the "cost of capital." Borrowing money used to be almost free. It isn’t anymore. The real cost to build giant facilities and service old stadium debt has exploded. The Fed will probably raise rates again later this month. Can AI eventually make raising interest rates moot? (A conversation for another time). But Ohio State, Texas, and Alabama? Even they aren't immune to the current pressures of the bottom line. Sark's Texas Longhorns were $23 million in the red last year despite massive revenues. Ohio State and Alabama basically broke even. But for everybody else trying to keep up—including west coast athletic departments chartering red-eyes to Piscataway—the bill always comes due. When austerity finally crashes down upon our reality, teams like the Washington Huskies will be left standing in the cornfields, thousands of miles from home, wondering why we traded away our history just to play Purdue on a Friday night.
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Fr. Chad Ripperger, an exorcist, says there is a sentence that breaks the back of a demon's power over you, and you do not need a priest to say it. You need about four seconds. And if you cannot get it out of your mouth, that is the most useful thing you will learn this week. Fr. Ripperger is explaining how much of this is actually within reach of an ordinary person, and he is blunt about how little it takes: Sometimes people simply stop the thing they are doing, and that is enough. Not because stopping is holy in itself, but because of what it leaves the other side with: "SOMETIMES IF PEOPLE JUST STOP THE ACTIVITY THEN WHAT YOU'LL FIND IS THAT THEN THE DEMON JUST DOESN'T HAVE ANYTHING TO ... USE AGAINST YOU" And then he gives the second thing, which costs nothing and which almost nobody has ever been told to do: "THE OTHER THING THAT ... CAN BE VERY HELPFUL IS JUST MAKING A RENUNCIATION" Out loud. By name. Naming the thing, not dancing around it: "I RENOUNCE THE DEMON OF LYING. I RENOUNCE THE DEMON OF X" Whatever your X is. The temper. The bottle. The scrolling. The self loathing you have carried since you were nineteen. Now here is the part that makes this worth reading twice, because there is a test built into it. He says people who still have something attached in that area do not simply say it and move on: "THEY'LL EITHER BE BLOCKED IN BEING ABLE TO MAKE THE RENUNCIATION OR THEY'LL FIND MAKING THE RENUNCIATION VERY DIFFICULT" Read that again. The words stick. You go to say them and something in you does not want to. You feel silly, or you put it off until tomorrow, or you say it about the small one instead of the real one. That resistance is not embarrassment. It is information. And what happens on the other side of saying it anyway: "ONCE THEY MAKE THE RENUNCIATION IT WILL BREAK THE BACK OF HIS POWER IN RELATIONSHIP TO THEM" Not the end of the fight. The end of the grip. After that, he says, it is ordinary work: you grow the opposite virtue, and eventually the thing has nowhere left to stand. He is honest that most people never get here on their own. They have to be led to it. But not everybody: "ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE, YES. I JUST SAID I'M SICK OF THIS, I DON'T WANT THIS IN MY LIFE ANYMORE" That is the whole entry requirement. Being sick of it. So tonight, out loud, in an empty room. Name it properly, the real one, not the safe one: "In the name of Jesus Christ, I renounce the demon of ___. I take back what I gave it, and I want it out of my life. Amen." If it comes out easily, good. Say it again tomorrow. And if it sticks in your throat, you have just found out exactly where to start. 👇 One word if you know which one you have been avoiding naming: RENOUNCE. And send this to somebody who has been fighting the same thing for years without ever once saying its name out loud. Credit: Father Chad Community
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Keep a Cooley baby Whole Lotta Love
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When Demond Williams was playing, Fisch was always the one talking to him. But with Brown now playing, it's the QB coach talking to him. Kind of peculiar.
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Scammer Payback Helped Me Destroy a Scammer’s Computer Live “I've got a scammer that it's 1:41 a.m. for him and he has, like, no battery left on his computer. We've been watching this guy for a little while. ... Why don't we put gummy bears all over the screen and, like, have them fall from the sky and just destroy this guy's computer?” “What if I already have your computer? Are you looking at your computer right now? ... I have Shawn Ryan with me. You don't want to mess with him. ... We're watching your screen, guy. ... I'm going to destroy your computer in three, two, one.” @ScammerPayback
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Carol Adelkoff, CEO of the LA nonprofit 1736 Family Crisis Center, took home over $1.6 MILLION in two years. $6,500 a month beach apartment. BMW lease in Hawaii. Mostly paid for with government grants. FOLLOW the money. It’s not about the homeless. It’s about making those that run NGOs RICH.
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Check out what I found in the desert on my way to Las Vegas. It’s amazing how many people go through their entire life with their eyes closed. Lord, wake up this generation! @RealAmVoice
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HOLY CR*P 🚨 California Democrat Governor candidate Xavier Becerra DISMANTLED THE FRAUD UNIT AT HHS when he was HHS Secretary under Joe Biden After removing the fraud department he instructed that payments “flagged as high-risk by algorithms” be sent out anyway to Medicaid providers “He dismantled the fraud unit at HHS. He also changed the policy to something called ‘Pay and chase.’ It used to be the case if there's something that seems suspicious or flagged, they would check it out first before sending the money. He changed that around so they send the money out and then maybe claw it back later, which of course they never did” “The person who opened the floodgates to all of this fraud was none other than — Xavier Becerra” I liked more into this, here’s how Xavier Becerra dismantled the fraud department - When Xavier Becerra took office, HHS had roughly 80 people in its central program integrity function overseeing about $2.2 trillion in annual payments across 50 states and territories - Xavier Becerra transferred or reassigned about 76 of them, leaving only 6 - Even RFK said this was done intentionally to gut oversight and creating “an invitation for the fraudsters.” This was why so many foreigner owned fake Medicare and Medicaid health care companies spring up so quickly RFK Jr even linked it to the fake hospice providers in Los Angeles that were billing for nonexistent patients and autism services fraud This was INTENTIONALLY DONE And instead of rotting in prison for this, Xavier Becerra is now running for governor for the largest state in America Only in America is corruption like this possible
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Replying to @libsoftiktok
If drunk as shit was a person 🤣🤣
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🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN (1978): Young lawyer asked Milton about when it is okay for a Govt to force a free citizen to act. Did you get the nuance in Milton's question about the difference between "society" and "govt"... Do you think a man should be free to sin?
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Elon Musk knows how to challenge the media and call out misleading narratives. 🤣
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🚨DEMOCRAT FRAUD: Charlie LeDuff is investigating Abdul El-Syed & Act Blue donations and stumbled upon a woman who allegedly made $150,000 in donations, except… something isn’t adding up.
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