LOL - or Killary kek
more like..."to learn who THINK they rule over you..." kek.
'can't be giving away all my peace to those who hate me. Momma once told me that it's a compliment to be hated, but that I should never hate them back because I only have enough time to live my own life. I miss mom.
always glad to help get the guffaw out.
kek you made me snort guacamole up my nose LOL
didn't you mean to type, "swing?"
Everybody has a price ... a point where they will fold into compliance... whether part of an organization, military, corporate, or family of 4 - pride, lust, and want of material stuff... everybody has a breaking point. I call it a "slow fade." People don't crumble in a day.
Perhaps for young men, the glory of mafia and mafioso put together by Hollywood encourages us to like the guts and glory to a certain extent - primes the curiosity and makes it attractive.
The FBI/CIA is (was) prestigious -- and mysterious... they get to be secretive and even that carries a lure for some to want to "be a spook" -- so the desire and lure gets a person into it - then the compromise keeps them in it and then the money makes it worth it - 'til the pride takes them over the edge... no way out. Just like street gangs -- they are able to easily recruit boys who had no dad at home - sense of belonging gives them "purpose" but there, too, no way out.
One has to be constantly shored up in God's warnings in order to not touch the eye of the stove. It starts in the bassinet and never stops needing to be nurtured -- what is "it"? It is loving our neighbor as ourselves. just my two cent's worth.
Ask a few open-ended questions; it would help to know why they starting down this particular rabbit hole.
Start with "Obviously, you have a reason for wondering... mind if I ask?"
oh, no, sorry -- my bad - What's on second.
ARRGH... we always called reynolds wrap "tin foil" are you telling me that I've been w-r-o-n-g all these years? arruuhhhgg
keep your faith. I was feeling down, too.
My Response KEK
thanks fren!
So wonderfully and eloquently stated, fren! Perhaps the hardest emotion for us is emitted from the rejection of our loved ones. I want so much for this thing to go ahead and happen - this thing that will be biblical - this thing that will cause most of our loved ones who have rejected us to desperately all of a sudden need us. Whatever this thing is - BRING IT - because I'm tired of this hurtful emotion -- rejection can be worse than their death - IMO. Thanks again for this post OP!
p.s. what the hell is this thing anyway??
15% loose with the crazy -- KEK.. here's a clip I made for all our frens on my 1st Red-Pill Birthday. No views, it seems.. so - here, here's to you and here's to me I hope that frens we'll always be... but if we come to disagree... to hell with "us" here's to me... nah - just playin' love you, fren
I'm now remembering 11th grade English when we had to read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. Ugh.. That class was right before lunch.
It was so gross. And sad... Was it a lie, too? I was traumatized by that book.
Yikes. But thanks, Fren!
...distraction from the Dachenko trial, perhaps? - same day
She is still a WEF member.
But... no power right now - that's good.
Lastly, people do change. I have. My god - 40 years ago I was as dumb as a box of rocks. Now I'm just getting wiser every day.
This guy is a lawyer from Scottsdale, AZ he will probably cover the trial the same way he covered the Sussman trial. He uses a great software called, "Mind Map" - he covered the Sussman trial most excellently - sorry for the screwtube but that's what he's on https://www.youtube.com/c/RobertGouveiaEsq/videos
glad you found some info - sorry I had to get a mid-term exam done today. 10 essay questions - ugh! Also just want to make sure you saw this great sauce enter text
or Space Force, right?
but you DO know about the Konnech revelation this week, right?
yep - and also that they were given immunity up front.
...ahhh.. the dysfunctions of posting our "life in the moment" versus our life "ten minutes ago" kek
I remember spending an hour or so trying to draft up an endearing and meaningful response to my father's heart-wrenching Marco polo video of him crying uncontrollably just after mom's ashes arrived via the mail.
I went back to post my scripted video response but he popped in first with another Marco polo video -- sitting at his favorite Monday evening locale eating oysters and saying "Cheers, wish you were here." holding his Red Oak up to his iphone's camera.
needless to say, he was grieving, but time has a way of "fixing" things sometimes better than we can... beer helps, too. selah.