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I could have died today.
One or both of my young sons could have died today.
And there is absolutely nothing, outside of time traveling that I could’ve done to stop it.
Sorry to be a downer but I’ve been stuck in bed recovering all day and it’s messing me up tonight.
This morning, we were sitting at a red light, chatting it up… then BOOM — a Ford F-150 smashed into the back of our car. We were later told the driver, who they *think* had a medical issue, never even hit his brakes. Full-speed.
Now when something like that happens, it’s bad. When something like that happens and it sends your car into the middle of a busy intersection, it’s worse. God wrapped His arms around us. You’ll never convince me otherwise. Somehow, not so much as a broken bone (just one bloody nose and a very sore neck and back for dad). The kids’ car seats understood the assignment.
But to reiterate, I could be dead right now.
It’s ironic because last night at our life group, I was talking about how Jesus is helping me to loosen my grip on this world. Basically, I want to have ZERO fear of death. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord — how can I ever be afraid of that if I truly believe?!
I prayed a similar prayer before a minor surgical procedure this morning “just in case” they couldn’t wake me up.
Then a couple hours later… BAM. Almost as if the demonic wanted to remind me,” there are reasons to fear. There are things out of your control.”
Nice try, guys… I’m jk. It was a terrible job.
I am still not afraid. I am NOT in control and thank God for that because the great I AM has him hand on my every step and has good plans for me - including keeping that intersection clear this morning.
Here’s the crazy thing though… I could still die TOMORROW. And I’m only ready to accept that because of the promise we have in Jesus Christ.
My only prayer is that when I die, it means something for the Kingdom of God. We’re all running out of time. Don’t waste your life.
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This apology from disability charity Scope, for cancelling my choir’s London Marathon performance because of my gender-critical views, is required to stay on its website for seven days.
Today is Day 6.
Women don’t always get the apologies they deserve. So I’d be grateful if you could help make sure this one is seen by sharing it over the next 24 hours (link below). 🙏
Thanks again to @SpeechUnion for supporting my legal case and helping secure this apology.
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Jesus didn’t come to be a localized political reformer for the first century; He came for all of mankind, across all eras. Sin is fundamentally a heart issue, the physical actions and societal manifestations are merely symptoms.
Why does a person exploit someone? Why do they rape, or marry a child, or enslave another human being? It all stems from a perverted, broken heart. It was not Christ’s job to draft an exhaustive, localized checklist disavowing every single vice of antiquity, but to violently address the root of the disease itself.
The right question we should be asking is: Can Jesus’ moral teaching indict every vice? And the answer is an emphatic YES.
Look at His teachings in the Sermon on the Mount. He didn’t just repeat the law; He escalated it to absolute, terrifying heights. He told them, 'You have heard it said do not murder, but I tell you that harboring anger against your brother makes you guilty.' He said, 'You have heard do not commit adultery, but whoever looks at someone with lust has already committed it in his heart.' He bypassed the outward symptoms and condemned the internal rot.
Because His ethic targets the root, it flawlessly addresses the first century, and it addresses us today. We have modern sins that couldn’t have been imagined back then, yet we can use the exact same ethic of Jesus to indict them. Take the modern, multi-billion-dollar internet pornography industry, or the ruthless destruction of people's lives through online mob outrage. Neither existed in 30 AD. Yet Christ’s decree that commodifying a person with your eyes is adultery, and that harboring hatred or destroying a neighbor with your words is akin to murder, completely dismantles them both.
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At Auschwitz, Josef Mengele stood on the selection ramp and called: “Zwillinge heraus.” Twins, step forward.
He pulled roughly 1,500 pairs of children—mostly Jewish and Roma—from the trains. They received slightly better food and a separate barracks. Then the work began.
One twin was injected with disease, phenol, or unknown substances. The other served as the living control. Eye drops meant to change color produced blindness and permanent damage. Surgeries occurred without anesthesia. When one child died, the other was frequently killed the same day so both could be dissected side by side. Of the estimated 3,000 children, only about 200 survived.
In occupied Manchuria, Japan’s Unit 731 under Shirō Ishii called prisoners “maruta”—logs. Thousands of Chinese civilians, POWs, and others were deliberately infected with plague, anthrax, cholera, or typhoid, then vivisected without anesthesia so researchers could observe the disease in living tissue. Frostbite tests, pressure chambers, limb amputations and reattachments, forced impregnation followed by further experiments. No one is documented to have left the facility alive.
Those were secret, lethal experiments on captives under wartime totalitarian regimes, driven by racial ideology or bioweapons development. The doctors recorded their results, shipped organs to institutes, and most escaped full accountability.
Decades later, under a different ideology, another cohort of doctors began chemically and surgically altering the healthy developing bodies of minors experiencing gender distress. Puberty blockers (GnRH agonists) followed by cross-sex hormones. The claimed justification: affirmation of an internal identity, reduction of dysphoria, prevention of suicide.
The evidence base has not held. The UK’s Cass Review (2024), drawing on systematic reviews by the University of York, concluded the evidence for puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones in adolescents is “remarkably weak” and “wholly inadequate.” No reliable evidence of long-term benefit for dysphoria or mental health. Clear risks to bone density; fertility and sexual function compromised or destroyed; effects on cognitive and psychosexual development unknown.
The UK ended routine NHS use of puberty blockers. Sweden, Finland, Norway, and others restricted them to research or exceptional cases, returning to psychosocial approaches first. Historical data showed high desistance rates for childhood-onset dysphoria when left untreated. The post-2010s surge has been overwhelmingly adolescent-onset and female, with elevated rates of autism, trauma, anxiety, and depression.
The interventions are irreversible for many: sterility, loss of sexual function, lifelong medical dependence, unknown cognitive impacts. Internal documents from activist medical groups have acknowledged that many minors cannot fully grasp the permanence. Systematic reviews of benefit were weak or absent; dissent was often treated as ideological rather than scientific.
When the current ideological framework loses its institutional power, when the evidence is examined without political pressure, and when a full accounting occurs, the chemical and surgical medicalization of healthy minors for gender distress will be viewed by future medical historians as a profound ethical failure—on the same order of horror as the earlier experiments that treated children as material for an unproven theory.
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I am not allowed to give my opinion if I do I will be automatically imprisoned . I will be sentenced on December 16th at Southwark crown court . Thank you to everyone for the love & support. NO SURRENDER.
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Indian Captain Smit Machchhar recieving UAE highest honor, for saving 174 lives, and averting Israel's 9/11.
I didn't know his injury was that serious. It's miraculous that he even survived, forget about the heroic deed that he did. Stabbed over 27 times. Look at the stitches on his head!
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In Romans 7:24, Paul laments, "What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death?"
The fact that he asks ‘who’ instead of ‘what’ is the exact point where Christianity breaks away from every other religion in history.
The modern secularist denies the need for spiritual salvation, yet feels the crushing weight of reality. Their defining epiphany of adulthood is the harsh discovery that nobody is coming to rescue them.
We inhabit a wretched world, and the prevailing logic dictates that to survive it, you must build your own raft and navigate the storm alone.
Conversely, almost every religious or philosophical framework operates on the axis of a what. What can save me? A ritual, a moral code, or a disciplined practice. We naturally prefer a what because a system allows us to remain in the driver's seat. It feeds our human pride.
If redemption is merely a mechanism we can master, we retain control. We call the shots. If we execute the instructions correctly, we earn the reward and take the credit.
The fundamental flaw of a what is that it possesses no agency. A system cannot reach into a grave and pull a dead man into the light. It always presupposes that you have the internal horsepower to save yourself.
Even when other faiths point to a divine creator, that deity typically functions only as a lawgiver. They provide the instruction manual and the scale to weigh your deeds. They stand safely on the shoreline and shout instructions on how to swim, but the burden of performance remains entirely on your shoulders. The god of a system is just the author of a what.
Christianity abandons this premise entirely by introducing a true Who.
For someone to save you, they cannot be trapped in the exact same woeful condition. A drowning man cannot save another drowning man. Your savior cannot be confined to the same sinking ship. You need an outside actor who has already conquered the water and is standing on solid ground.
A Who demands absolute surrender, stripping you of your autonomy and forcing you to admit total spiritual bankruptcy.
When Paul reached his breaking point, staring at the exhausting civil war between his flesh and spirit, he did not ask for a better system or a more optimized theology. He recognized that an instruction manual is useless to a corpse. A dead man does not resurrect by studying the laws of anatomy, he requires an outside actor.
To cry out for a person is to step completely out of the driver's seat. It means you are no longer the active agent in the transaction. You become the recipient. The agonizing pressure to perform evaporates because the heavy lifting is handed over to a substitute.
Paul names that substitute in the very next breath: "Thanks be to God, who delivers me through Jesus Christ our Lord."
Jesus is the only Who qualified to execute the rescue because He is not trapped in the wreckage, and He is the only God willing to get His hands dirty.
He is not a distant judge shouting swimming techniques from the shore. He is the outside actor who dove into the current, absorbed the penalty, and walked out of the grave under His own power.
Every other system demands that you build your own ladder to heaven. Jesus stepped into the broken tent with you and became the door.
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The DOJ has entered the chat.
BREAKING: The US Department of Justice is reviewing the forceful ejection of fans wearing XX-XY t-shirts at Friday's Portland Thorns game.
"The Justice Department is aware of these reports and will review the matter thoroughly. Where the facts and the law warrant action, the Department will not hesitate to act."
A DOJ spokesperson also told me, "Based on what is known so far, the conduct described appears to raise viewpoint discrimination and First Amendment questions rather than sex discrimination. The Department is reviewing it."
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In 2026, this is how women are treated for peacefully standing up for their rights. There was no way I was going to leave that stadium of my own free will. We did nothing wrong.
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An 8-year-old girl and her 4-year-old brother were flying down a snowy hill on an inflatable sled when they lost control and shot straight onto an icy pond.
Their parents could only watch and scream as the sled broke through the ice and both children ended up in the freezing water.
The kids were terrified, shaking and unable to get themselves back to shore. That’s when five teenage boys nearby heard the commotion and ran toward the pond.
14-year-old Kieran Foley went into the water first while his friends linked together behind him, forming a human chain so the children could be passed safely back toward shore.
The mud was so thick it sucked Kieran’s boots off, but he kept going barefoot through the freezing water. He reached 4-year-old RJ first, passed him back through the line, then turned around and went back for his 8-year-old sister Olivia.
Together, the boys got both children safely back to their parents.
These teenagers were only 14 and 15 years old, but when two little kids went through the ice, they didn’t hesitate. They formed a human chain and went in after them. Those are the types of teenagers the internet should be talking about.
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Is this a “red line,” Governor?
Your job is to enforce and ensure that only eligible U.S. citizens vote—and only once.
President Trump’s job is to uphold the law so that legal voting prevails across the country.
Now it’s your turn not to cross THAT "red line."
The Trump administration is on notice: Governors across this country—myself included—are watching closely.
Any attempt to silence Americans' voices will be met with fierce resistance from the states.
We WILL defend the right to vote.
fox59.com/indianapolitics/ma…
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Reid Hoffman has donated nearly a 100 million to buy plenty of seats from senators to governors.
I suppose you’re ok with his money though because he’s a Democrat.
A Democrat who spent a lot of time on Epstein’s Island.
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Ça fait des mois que je répète que Hitler était d'extrême gauche. À chaque fois, j'ai des milliers de mongols en commentaire qui viennent me donner des cours d'histoire.
Du coup, j'ai fait une vidéo pour répondre à tous ces low IQ d'un coup.
Sujet clos. Next.
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🚨🚨THE DEMOCRACY FILES, PART 3: AMERICA GETS THE FOREIGN-INTERVENTION TREATMENT 🚨
At what point does this become foreign interference of our elections?
To back up: the main group that Danielle Reiff and the other ex-USAID workers belongs to, Renew To Thrive (R2T) / Renew American Democracy (RAD) have an explicit strategy document. That strategy outlines "preparing for the worst" which includes the Insurrection Act or "election meltdown," and their goal is to get "structural reform" in place by that - a polite way of saying our Constitutional Republic has to be overhauled.
In July 2026, R2T/RAD invited foreign state actors to share experience with the American community, for the express purpose of operationalizing their expertise right here in the United States. All actors had experience in international community assisted transitions (I'll let you figure out what that is a code word for).
The disturbing part, though, is that all of the foreign actors' recommendations were implemented right here in America.
You may have seen news headlines like:
- Restore trust in processes
- Increased election security, increased legal presence at polls
- Democratic officials hold tabletop exercises
- Judges prepare for post-election challenges
To be clear, this video doesn't prove that this meeting specifically caused this cascade of escalations. But what it shows is that the democracy-promotion playbook the U.S. spent decades exporting, with situation rooms, observers at every polling place, prebunking and litigation paired with street mobilization, is now being run on America's own election. The same people are running it, and they're taking advice from the foreign actors the U.S. once backed.
Now when you look at officials talking about independent watchdogs or tabletop exercises... know that it's because they are now treating the United States midterms exactly the same as they'd treat elections in a third world country.
And I think more than a small part of them are hoping that it does become a self-fulfilling prophecy as it has in so many of those countries. (For context, my book Unelected documents that so-called "election meltdowns" are precursors to transitions of power via color revolution.)
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This is horrifying. A little baby is seen crying on his dead mother’s back after Islamists slaughtered dozens of Christians in Nigeria.
Why is the world silent?
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There is no “my Islam” or “my Christianity”; it is Muhammad’s Islam and Jesus’ Christianity. Muhammad waged conquest and executed dissidents; Jesus took no life and loved his enemies. Only Christ is the Prince of Peace, and only his followers can truly claim a faith of peace.
