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@inthe307 🏴🇺🇸 retweeted
Gotta love a guy that told the world these companies are all full of crap and then called their bluff too.
WYO folks: Don’t be afraid of freedom. Vote for Prop 1.
Yes, things will change. The government will have to adapt. We’ll figure it out, and yes, we can afford it. The naysayers are wrong and fearful.
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Here's a normal gas price in early June, 2022. I took this image on June 1, 2022. "But Trump made gas expensive!" And Biden didn't? "But Trump bombed Iran!" And Biden launched an unpopular bombing campaign of the Houthis. Every single thing the Dems are claiming they'll stop is something they literally did the last administration. Remember that going into the midterms, they plan on making your life worse.
Looks like fun.
Farmer Builds UTV 'Battle Buggy' With Gun Platform To Blast Pests And Predators cowboystatedaily.com/2026/10…
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Good Morning,
Please join me for a daily scripture break.
Psalm 92:14:
“They will still bear fruit in old age; they will stay fresh and green.”
There are major decisions you don't really consider in your youth like what I would do after I retired. I just hadn't thought about it until I got older then I realized- there is no such thing as retirement in the Kingdom of God! I will say it again; there is no such thing as retirement in the Kingdom of God. Please give me a couple of minutes to present my rationale.
Our culture begins at the beginning (with your first job). The government announces, “We are going to withhold this amount from your paycheck for your old age when you are retired." We didn’t give it a second thought because we were probably a teenager. So we work 30, 40, or 50 years or longer with the idea in our head that when we retire we can do whatever we want, and many of you are still operating under this assumption. Guess what? God doesn’t see it that way. God expects us to “bear fruit in old age”.
Now, God doesn’t object to you having a hobby or traveling the world when you decide to indulge in some relaxation time for you and your family. But we all have a holy calling. The Holy Spirit has been prompting me about this for several days so this message is for someone out there. We have discussed what a holy calling is, why it is important to who we were created to be, and understanding God’s Will/Intent for our lives. All of that is true. But the problem is Christians have allowed worldly thinking to infiltrate their Christian worldview. God wastes nothing. (John 6:12) Have you ever considered how much experience and wisdom that remains stagnant in our country like seeds cached in a storage closet awaiting the planting season? One of the greatest needs I've personally observed is young people don't have anyone praying for them. We all desperately need prayer. I recommend you keep a list of names of people you encounter for whom the Holy Spirit prompts you to pray; pull the list out during your prayer time. You may not know all of the details of their lives but every “retired” person should have a prolific prayer life like no other. Consider the tragic condition the world is in, we need to pray and we have more time to pray than Christians with young families. So if you can’t get out and about because of medical limitations, financial limitations or whatever the case may be; please remember the Kingdom of God requires us to faithfully pray for the Body of Christ and the evangelization of the world. There is no such thing as retirement in the Kingdom of God. Moses began his ministry at 80 years old.(Exodus 7:7)
Looking back in my youth, this is just something I never really considered because I just bought into the world’s rhetoric. Let’s review some foundational scriptures on old age and retirement.
1. Isaiah 46:4 - “Even to your old age and gray hairs I am He, I am He who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.”
One of the major challenges of aging is the world wants to dismiss you and put you out to pasture; it has moved on to another generation. But God knows exactly where you are, what gifts/talents He bestowed upon you, your life experience, and what are the current needs of the Body of Christ. This verse proclaims God’s unmitigated commitment to the promises He made to you in your youth. He reaffirms His protection, supply, and care. For those who have lost spouses and dear loved ones this reassurance is priceless. For the young people who are following, you don’t have to dwell on these challenges but no one escapes aging. So it's prudent to settle some questions you might have with the Lord.
2. Philippians 1:6 - “being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”
God doesn’t abandon you when you age; He endures with us until the end.
3. II Corinthians 4:16 - “Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.”
Have you ever noticed how old and withered a person appears after decades of abusing their bodies with riotous living? Not true for a faithful Christian, as out of the heart springs the issues of life. (Proverbs 4:23 - "Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.”). We are also instructed "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:2). So yes, everyone ages with time but God’s internal renewal continues to sustain us in our advanced years.
4. Ecclesiastes 3:13 - “That each of them may eat and drink, and find satisfaction in all their toil—this is the gift of God.”
We don’t think about it often but there are many people who do not experience a sense of accomplishment for the hard work they expend in their designated professions. Yet, for Christians this is another blessing from the Lord to enjoy the fruit of our past labor.
5. Psalm 71:18 - “ Even when I am old and gray, do not forsake me, my God, till I declare your power to the next generation, your mighty acts to all who are to come.”
Amen.
6. Titus 2:2-3 - “Teach the older men to be temperate, worthy of respect, self-controlled, and sound in faith, in love and in endurance. Likewise, teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good.
In the 2nd Chapter of Titus, Paul is giving Titus specific codes of behavior/conduct for the members of the Body of Christ. Everyone has an important role even the older members. God thinks of everything.
7. Proverbs 13:22 - “A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children, but a sinner’s wealth is stored up for the righteous.”
If it is possible to leave an inheritance for future generations; it is a blessing to do so.
8. Psalm 37:25 - “I was young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken or their children begging bread.”
Simply put, God doesn’t abandon His children of any generation.
9. Colossians 3:15 - “Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful.”
10. Proverbs 16:31 - “Gray hair is a crown of splendor; it is attained in the way of righteousness.”
God promises to be with us until the end and then welcome us into eternity with Him. We are to celebrate the blessings God has bestowed throughout our lives and with a joyful and grateful heart worship Him always. Pray to the Holy Spirit to guide you where you should go and faithfully use your talents for the Kingdom of God until the end of your life. Our nation needs prayer and its citizens to preserve its way of life. Humbly seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance on how you should pray. Some may disagree with this post. Some may feel they have worked hard all of their lives and deserve a peaceful rest. I would say, while God strongly advocates for rest in our lives; most of these proceeding verses clearly elucidate a Godly expectation of fulfilling your calling until death. Amen.
Please take a moment and pray II Chronicles 7:14 for our nation and if possible in the morning and evening. May God bless you.
Peace and be prepared.
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Just in: Minnesota Court of Appeals reverses judge who threw out jury's guilty verdicts in $7.2M Medicaid fraud case.
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Standby to GET SOME.
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It takes a hero to train one.
#WayOfTheWarriorKid — Streaming November 25
ALT Jude Hill as Marc sits on Chris Pratt as Uncle Jake’s shoulders. Marc is holding onto a metal bar and doing a pull up. The Apple TV logo is placed on the image. Text on the image says, “Chris Pratt, Way of the Warrior Kid, It takes a hero to train one, an Apple Original Film by Skydance, New Movie, Nov 25.” The movie’s rating of PG-13 is also located on the image.
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🇺🇸HEADS-UP PATRIOTS🇺🇸
The Democrat/Media Complex is sniffing around the Democracy Files and our exposing of the ongoing Color Revolution. I'm not talking about marginal podcasters--I'm talking about the head of the snake.
They will attempt to do two things:
1. Discredit @DataRepublican, the patriots who have worked with her on this project, and all of us who have supported getting this plot out into the light of day.
2. Claim that the framing of those files as an ongoing Color Revolution is a lie, and in fact the ex-USAID/CIA/State/military people behind this are merely true patriots trying to prevent Trump from overthrowing "our democracy."
Such a story will inevitably include a litany of "proof" that Donald Trump's genuine election integrity efforts are somehow actually a nefarious plot to disenfranchise lawful Democrat voters and steal "our democracy." The very words you will read and hear will be a part of the framing of Trump's "loss of legitimacy" that is essential to the plot's success.
In other words, these stories that are about to come out from the premier Democrat/Media Complex outlet(s) are actually part of the plot itself, and serve as part of the "Narrative" component of color revolutions that I have written about.
Be on the lookout for these nefarious propaganda pieces in the days ahead. As I have said repeatedly, the best way to counter this false narrative is to get everyone in your circle to listen for 4 minutes and 31 seconds to the very first drop DR put out on October 22. That tape alone starkly reveals the entire plot in the plotters' own words.
Last point; never forget that these people will always do one thing that is their "tell": they will always accuse you of what they are actually up to themselves.
As my wife's X tagline always says: "Peace and be prepared."
If we nationalize Starlink, as some have proposed, what’s next, where does it end? Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Exxon, Chevron, GM, Ford, Stellantis, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop, Raytheon, NVIDIA…?
We don’t confiscate companies. That’s communism.
Just so we are clear, it’s not just Reich, but his kind, also:
Several progressive commentators and writers have made similar arguments, mostly in the days leading up to or around Reich’s podcast remarks. These calls were largely sparked by Wall Street Journal reporting that Musk ordered speed restrictions on Starlink/Starshield services used by Ukraine, which Ukrainian officials said hampered drone operations against Russia.
Notable examples include:
•Paul Krugman (Nobel-winning economist) published a Substack piece titled “It’s Time to Take Starlink Away from Elon Musk,” arguing that private individuals should not control infrastructure central to national security and foreign policy, and that temporary nationalization could be warranted if needed.
•Harold Meyerson (editor-at-large at The American Prospect) wrote that “SpaceX Is a De Facto Government Agency. It Should Be Nationalized,” citing the risk of one person controlling critical defense infrastructure and influencing U.S. foreign policy.
•Thom Hartmann published “Is It Time to Nationalize Starlink or Even SpaceX?” referencing Krugman and historical U.S. nationalizations of railroads, radio, and other assets during wartime.
•Lindsay Beyerstein (In These Times) stated “We’ve got to nationalize SpaceX. We have no choice,” arguing the military depends on it and cannot fully trust private control.
•Ben Burgis (Jacobin) had earlier argued in 2025, amid the Trump-Musk feud, that SpaceX and Starlink should be nationalized because taxpayer-supported infrastructure should not remain under single-oligarch control.
These voices are concentrated among left-leaning journalists, economists, and opinion outlets rather than elected officials. Earlier, during the Trump-Musk public dispute, figures such as Steve Bannon suggested temporary government control of SpaceX under the Defense Production Act, though that was framed differently. Full nationalization of a company of SpaceX’s scale would face major legal, financial, and practical hurdles under the Fifth Amendment’s takings clause.
@inthe307 🏴🇺🇸 retweeted
“If we ever allow morality or law to become just a question of whose ox is gored, then we will have taken a fatal step toward national suicide. We can survive lapses into hypocrisy, but we cannot survive making hypocrisy a ruling principle.”
— Thomas Sowell
@inthe307 🏴🇺🇸 retweeted
As Brazil is once again demonstrating, no one should be surprised when socialists steal an election and then demand you “honor the results” because after all there was an election. They’ve been doing this since the Bolsheviks.
@inthe307 🏴🇺🇸 retweeted
Democracy Files Part 9: @DataRepublican's IRS filings show a few foundations funding one playbook, one word list and one network reaching mayors and governors. #DemocracyFiles #IllegitimacyPlaybook
She will be my guest on the show tomorrow!
See link in the comments
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Customer: "No veal, thanks. I know what happens to the calves."
Butcher: "So do I. Which bit do you know?"
Customer: "Crates. Taken off the mother, kept in the dark, can't turn round."
Butcher: "Banned here in 1990. This one had straw, a shed, and other calves to annoy for eight months. Rose veal, we call it. Pink, not white."
Customer: "It's still a baby cow."
Butcher: "It's a dairy bull calf. Where do you think they went before people bought veal?"
Customer: "Reared for beef?"
Butcher: "A Holstein bull doesn't make beef worth the feed. For years the answer was a bolt in the head at a day old. Tens of thousands a year, in this country, shot in the pen because nobody would eat them. The industry only promised to stop that a couple of years ago."
Customer: "That's horrific."
Butcher: "That's the price of a latte. Every pint of milk needs a cow in calf every year, and half the calves are boys."
Customer: "So eating the veal..."
Butcher: "Gives him eight months in a shed instead of eight minutes. The customer who won't touch veal and buys a flat white has made a choice. She just didn't get told what it was."
Customer: "I'll take a kilo."
Butcher: "Good. And the next person who tells you veal is cruel, ask them what they take in their coffee."
