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this guy broke down the Trinity better.
the Trinity actually makes perfect sense when you consider these examples:
a human being: one person, expressed through body (physical), mind (mental) and soul (inner life).
water: one substance, existing as liquid (flow), vapour (transformation) and ice (stillness).
fire: one phenomenon, expressed through flame (visible form), heat (energy) and light (radiance).
the human voice: one sound, produced through
breath (air), frequency (vibration) and words (expression).
the universe: one reality, understood through matter (substance), time (duration) and space (extension).
now, what are the three things we need to survive?
1. oxygen (air) = the Holy Spirit.
Jesus breathed on his disciples and said, โreceive ye the Holy Ghost.โ John 20:22. just as physical breath sustains biological life, the Holy Spirit gives and sustains spiritual life.
2. water = Jesus Christ, the Living Water.
Jesus said that whoever drinks the water He gives will never thirst again. John 4:14. water sustains physical life, while Jesus offers eternal life.
3. food = Jesus Christ, the Bread of Life.
Jesus declared, โI am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger.โ John 6:35. just as food nourishes the physical body, Jesus Christ sustains the spiritual life of those who believe in Him, declaring that He is the Bread of Life and that whoever comes to Him shall never hunger.
now consider God:
one divine essence, three distinct persons: the Father (Creator), the Son (the Redeemer from sin) and the Holy Spirit (Sanctifier).
the trinity isnโt three gods, nor is God one person playing three different roles. it is one God eternally existing as three distinct persons, each fully God.
three persons. one God.
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
So, basically, 500 million Europeans ๏ฟผexpect 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians who canโt even defeat 40 million Ukrainians while those 500 million Europeans donโt even realize they are being conquered by 2 billion Muslims who claim they are being persecuted by 8 million Israelis. Is that about right?
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City critics often wonder why a sixty-six-year-old American grandfather keeps a .357 Magnum revolver inside his home.
On July 29, 2012, a gunman in Early, Texas, murdered two neighbors and ambushed the first responding police officer.
Early Police Sergeant Steven Means was pinned down behind his patrol cruiser while the killer hid behind a tree and hammered the car with an assault rifle.
Because the gunman had high cover behind the trunk and was spraying semi-automatic rifle fire straight into the cruiser, Sergeant Means had zero angle to flank him without being killed.
Watching from his trailer doorway one hundred and fifty feet away, sixty-six-year-old neighbor Vic Stacy saw the young officer running out of time.
"He's fixin' to kill that boy," Stacy said to himself.
Hitting a partially hidden rifleman at fifty yards with a short-barreled revolver is a shot even police marksmen consider nearly impossible under fire.
Stacy stepped into his doorway, braced his .357 Magnum revolver with both hands, and squeezed the trigger.
He struck the gunman in the thigh from one hundred and fifty feet away, knocking the killer off balance and drawing his fire just long enough for Sergeant Means to land the fatal rifle shots and survive.
In Texas, a good neighbor does not film a pinned policeman with his phone. He steadies his hands.
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The year is 1087. The king's forester rides up to the door. The deer in the wood are the king's now, and a man caught with venison in his pot is blinded for it. Your father ate deer. You will eat oats.
The year is 1217. The king's men come every third year with a block, a chisel and a mallet. Your dog's forefoot goes on the block and three claws come off at one blow, so he can never again run down a stag. The fine for a dog with his feet intact is three shillings, a month of your labour. The law never says you may not eat meat. It only takes the dog's toes.
The year is 1400. The priest comes every spring. For 40 days there is no meat, no butter, no milk, no eggs, and with the year's other fasts the Church takes about 150 days of flesh off your table. It is for your soul. The bishop keeps his capons.
The year is 1649. You put your cow on the common, because the grass grows for nobody. The gentlemen ride up the hill with clubs and beat her until she is not expected to live. A poor man with a cow does not need a landlord. That was the offence.
The year is 1666. Parliament declares Irish cattle a common nuisance and bars them from England. The herds that fed an island for 2,000 years go for salt beef, and the island goes onto the potato. In 1847 the ships still leave Cork with butter and bacon under armed guard, past the people dying on the quay.
The year is 1915. The professors come with a calculation. The pig eats food fit for people, so the pig must go. Millions are slaughtered in a season. Then there is no pork, no lard, no manure for the fields, and around 750,000 civilians starve in the winter remembered by the turnip.
The year is 1940. The man at the door has a ration book. Meat is bought by the shilling, and it stays rationed until 1954, nine years after the war ends. It is for the nation. The restaurants of Mayfair were never on the book.
The year is 1961. A professor is on the cover of Time. The doctor tells you the fat on your meat is clogging your arteries, and the butter must go for the oil. The study has 6 countries in it. 22 were available.
The year is 1977. A Senate committee issues the country with a diet, the first government on earth to do it. Less meat and fat, more grain. The obesity line, flat for 50 years, turns upward within the decade.
The year is 1992. A pyramid arrives in every classroom, 6 to 11 servings of bread at the base and the meat squeezed up near the point. The woman who drew the first draft had put the grain at 2 to 4. The Secretary's office changed it.
The year is 2015. The World Health Organization puts your bacon in the same cancer category as tobacco. The spinach carries 100 times the nitrate and no label.
The year is 2019. A commission funded by a billionaire publishes a diet for the planet. Red meat: 14 grams a day. Half a rasher. The members fly in to announce it.
The year is 2026. The man at the door carries no chisel, no ration book, no map. He carries a carbon target. The cattle on the hill are to be culled for the climate, the farm taxed on death until it sells, and you are asked to give up meat for the good of everyone, by people who have never gone a week without it.
The deer were the king's. The cow was the lord's. The fast was God's. The fat was the heart's. The planet is the latest owner of your dinner.
A thousand years, and the reason has changed every century. The plate never has.
Nobody has ever banned meat for the common man. They just come to the door every generation with a very good reason, and take three claws at a time.
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In the middle of World War Two, German soldiers in southeastern Poland started avoiding a cluster of villages.
They wouldn't go in. They wouldn't take people out for forced labor. They put up warning signs and stayed away.
They believed the area was infected with typhus.
It wasn't. Two doctors had invented the whole thing.
The man behind it was Eugene Lazowski, a young Polish doctor working for the Red Cross in the town of Rozwadรณw. He was watching the Nazi occupation tear his country apart. Executions. Deportations. People shipped off to labor camps, many never coming back.
He wanted to stop it. He had no weapons, no army, and no way to fight.
What he had was medicine.
His friend and fellow doctor, Stanisลaw Matulewicz, had discovered something strange. If you injected a person with a harmless, dead strain of a certain bacteria, their blood would test positive for typhus.
They wouldn't be sick at all. But on paper, they'd look like they had one of the most feared diseases of the war.
And the Germans were terrified of typhus. It spread fast, it killed, and it could tear through an army. When the Germans found it, they quarantined the area and kept their distance.
Lazowski realized what that meant. If he could make enough people look infected, the Germans would leave the whole region alone.
So he started injecting his patients.
He chose carefully. He sent the blood samples to German labs for testing, exactly as the rules required. The results came back positive. Again and again.
The Germans declared an epidemic zone. Villages were quarantined. Soldiers kept out. People who would have been seized for forced labor or worse were left alone, because nobody wanted to go near them.
Lazowski had to be careful. If too many cases looked fake, someone would ask why nobody was dying. So he spread out the injections over time and kept the outbreak believable.
Eventually the Germans did get suspicious. They sent a team of doctors to inspect.
Lazowski met them with food and vodka and played the gracious host. He guided them toward the sickest looking, dirtiest patients he could find, in the most crowded rooms. The German doctors, worried about catching typhus themselves, took a few samples and left in a hurry.
The tests came back positive.
The fake epidemic lasted until the end of the war. Estimates say it may have protected around 8,000 people.
Lazowski also secretly helped Jews from the nearby ghetto, giving them medical care at enormous risk.
After the war he moved to the United States and became a professor of pediatrics in Chicago. For decades he barely talked about what he'd done. Late in life he finally wrote a memoir. He called it My Private War.
He died in 2006.
He never fired a shot. He beat the Nazis with a needle and a lab test.
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Watch what happens when leftists block the street in a Red state
Citizens in red states do not take kindly to streets/roads being blocked and they will try non-violent means to remove the obstacles, but if that doesn't work....
Remember liberals, play stupid games, win stupid prizes
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I wrote this song because a lot of people around the world are not aware of something known as โPay to Slay.โ
For years, the Palestinian Authority operated a system of financial payments to Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, including people convicted of deadly terrorist attacks, as well as payments to families of those killed in connection with the conflict.
The controversy surrounding this system is that financial support was provided even in cases involving the murder of innocent Jewish civilians, including mothers, fathers and children. Critics argue that such payments can reward violence rather than discourage it.
The Palestinian Authority has defended these payments as social welfare, and announced reforms in 2025. However, serious questions remain about how those reforms have been implemented.
I wanted to write a song that asks a simple moral question: How can we live in the twenty-first century and accept a system in which someone who murders an innocent human being may become eligible for financial support because of that act?
This song is about that question, about Jewish lives, and about the responsibility to confront the rewarding of terrorism.
PAY TO SLAY
Lyrics, Music and Artistic Adaptation by Yuda Meitav
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
They don't give you a choice. They give you two exits they already control.
Psychologists call it the false dilemma, the oldest mind trick there is.
Learn more with Deepstash, the TikTok for people who still want to think.
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โDrinking beer is easy. Trashing your hotel room is easy. But being a Christian, thatโs a tough call. Thatโs real rebellion.โ
-Alice Cooper
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Thereโs a night in Genesis where a man wrestles God and wins. Or does he?
โAnd Jacob was left alone. And a man wrestled with him until the breaking of the day.โ - Genesis 32:24
No introduction. No explanation of who the man is. Just a stranger in the dark and a fight that lasts all night.
Hereโs the setup. Jacob is about to meet his brother Esau for the first time in twenty years. The last time they saw each other, Jacob had stolen Esauโs blessing, and Esau had sworn to kill him. Now word has come: Esau is on his way, with four hundred men.
Jacob sends his family across the river Jabbok. He stays behind alone. And someone grabs him in the dark.
Then comes the strangest detail in the story:
โWhen the man saw that he did not prevail against Jacob, he touched his hip socket, and Jacobโs hip was put out of joint.โ (v.25)
Read that again. One touch, and Jacobโs hip is dislocated.
Whoever this was could have ended the fight at any moment. He wrestled all night anyway.
He wasnโt losing. He was letting it go on.
Then the stranger says, โLet me go, for the day has broken.โ And Jacob, crippled, no longer able to fight, does the only thing he has left. He holds on.
โI will not let you go unless you bless me.โ (v.26)
And the stranger asks a question that cuts deeper than any wound: โWhat is your name?โ
Hereโs why that hurts. Twenty years earlier, Jacobโs blind father asked him almost the same question, โWho are you, my son?โ, and Jacob lied: โI am Esauโ (Genesis 27:18โ19). That lie stole the blessing.
Now heโs asked again. And this time he tells the truth: โJacob.โ
The name means heel-grabber. Schemer. Deceiver. Itโs a confession.
And in that moment, he gets a new one: โYour name shall no longer be called Jacob, but Israel, for you have striven with God and with men, and have prevailed.โ (v.28)
Who was the stranger? The text calls him โa man.โ The prophet Hosea calls him an angel (Hosea 12:4). Jacob himself named the place Peniel, โfor I have seen God face to faceโ (v.30). Many Christians through the centuries have seen here an appearance of Christ before His birth.
And Hosea adds one detail Genesis leaves out: โHe wept and sought his favor.โ
So this is how Jacob โwon.โ Not by strength. By weeping, clinging, and refusing to let go of the One who could have destroyed him with a touch.
Thatโs the God of the Bible. The God who lets Himself be held.
Who comes down into the dark, into the dirt, close enough to be grabbed. Who stays all night. Who wounds only to bless.
Centuries later, He came closer still. A God who let Himself be held as a baby in His motherโs arms. Who let Thomas touch His wounds. Who let sinners cling to His feet and wouldnโt push them away.
You donโt win with God by being strong enough.
You win by holding on.
โThe sun rose upon him as he passed Penuel, limping because of his hip.โ (v.31)
He walked into the morning with a limp and a new name.
Most people whoโve truly met God do.
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โฆ๏ธโฆ๏ธTHE ELEPHANT IS IN THE ROOM!โฆ๏ธโฆ๏ธ
The elderly Senator McConnell is BEING
HANDLED by his Chief Of Staff Terry
Carmack!
CARMACK WAS BLOCKING THE SAVE ACT,
confirmed by Tim Burchett in Feb.2026.
UNELECTED BIAS STAFFERS INFLUENCING
LEGISLATION!
WOW!!
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Neil Peart of Rush. the man that could out Drum a machine.๐ฅFlawless technique, explosive energy! If you're a drumming fan, this is a must-watch
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
It would help if Iโd added the video where Jimmy Carr dealt with questions and hecklers!๐๐
Heโs at his best imo when doing this.
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
There was once a shepherd who found a wolf caught in a snare at the edge of his pasture.
The wolf begged to be freed.
โI was hungry,โ it said. โThat is all. Spare me, and I will remember your mercy!โ
The shepherd cut the rope.
The next night, three lambs were gone.
Again the shepherd found the wolf. Again it pleaded. Again the shepherd convinced himself that mercy was proof of his goodness.
By winter, half the flock was dead.
An old farmer finally asked him, โWhy do you keep freeing it?โ
The shepherd answered, โBecause I refuse to become cruel.โ
The farmer looked at the empty field and said, โThen understand what you have done. You were not merciful to the wolf. You were cruel to everything that trusted you to keep them safe.โ
Thatโs the lesson.
Mercy without judgment isnโt virtue. When someone openly intends to destroy what has been entrusted to you, endless forgiveness doesnโt make you righteous. It makes everyone behind you pay for your vanity.
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Norm Macdonald told a story on Conan in 1996 that takes several minutes to reach a punchline about a turtle.
The setup sounds ordinary. A drunk man walks into a bar and wants to throw a dart.
But Norm isn't just telling a joke.
He's teaching the audience how long they'll follow him before they realize where he's taking them.
cggalloway ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
The Castro regime has profited at the expense of the Cuban people with luxury cars, expensive watches and a private island resort. As I shared this with the world, regime thugs rushed the stage to interrupt my speech.
They can intimidate their own people in Cuba but think again about trying that nonsense in the United States of America.
























