>>15793795

'_

sometimes forgiveness is small and easy

sometimes it's unimaginable

they say God forgives and sent Jesus for USALL

Faith leads ]2[ the way ime

if you've done enough good then it almost played out the way it had to

some had to be burned young by sin to have longer to understand it in time for now

sometimes i say 'the past is a block of ice', cold; no matter how much i yell at myself to stop b4 mistakes it never changes, trapped in a cold block of ice

finally 1 day i turned around only to find the Future (duh) and realized i can't change the past but the Future i can affect

sometimes looking back is important

sometimes it is a waste of Time

after so many years, are we the same person?

can we be forgiven?

is it worth working for forgiveness / redemption?

on the last breath, will you smile for your effort

once i realized this i had no choice but to try

i hear wise decisions is the easiest way

i know mistakes are easy

i have learned to be moar calm and search for Truth

most times Truth sucks and spoopy

even spoopier when few know; alone

but compare now w 4 years ago, do moar know?

then we have adv our position, now to win the game

PRAY for each other, ty'

i take the info and use the info and look for mistakes in the stitches kek

these people got to where they are w their talent

what are their talents?

what would ds hire them for?

some people make me think of ann coulter

imo imo

i hope russell is with us for real but how many times have i been wrong now?

so now i jus: >i take the info and use the info and look for mistakes in the stitches kek

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/409356-fbis-37-secret-pages-of-memos-about-russia-clintons-and-uranium-one

.. I was the reporter who first disclosed last fall that a globetrotting American businessman, William Douglas Campbell, managed to burrow his way inside Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear giant, Rosatom, in 2009 posing as a consultant while working as an FBI informant.

Campbell gathered extensive evidence for his FBI counterintelligence handlers by early 2010 that Rosatom’s main executive in the United States, Vadim Mikerin, orchestrated a racketeering plot involving kickbacks, bribes and extortion that corrupted the main uranium trucking company in the United States. That is a serious national security compromise by any measure.

The evidence was compiled as Secretary Clinton courted Russia for better relations, as her husband former President Clinton collected a $500,000 speech payday in Moscow, and as the Obama administration approved the sale of a U.S. mining company, Uranium One, to Rosatom.

The sale — made famous years later by author Peter Schweizer and an epic New York Times exposé in 2015 — turned over a large swath of America’s untapped uranium deposits to Russia.

Mikerin was charged and convicted, along with some American officials, but not until many years later. Ironically, the case was brought by none other than current Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — a magnet for controversy, it turns out.

But the years-long delay in prosecution mean that no one in the public, or in Congress, was aware that the FBI knew through Campbell about the Russian bribery plot as early as 2009 — well before the Obama-led Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) approved Uranium One in fall 2010. ..

https://rumble.com/vwhpiw-putin-signs-law-to-arrest-fake-news-cnn-flees-russia.html

Putin Signs Law To Arrest Fake News - CNN Flees Russia

TheSaltyCracker

Published March 5, 2022 18,194 Views

>>15794342

>Hell, I may sleep in tomorrow because i know all the news shows will be Warmongering Propaganda.

thas what i been doing kek

podcast are a bit better these days imo

>>15794424

i love it when that happens kek

>>15794478

>>15794510

kek

>>15794517

the sun is nothing compared to the Creator of the sun kek