We have a17anons! 17 words in POTUS' TS post.
Well the police certainly aren't going to administer justice these days, at least a good portion of them. I wouldn't hedge any bets on lets say UVALDE police coming to save the day if I were in a situation. So it's theWild Wild Westnow I suppose. Maybe that's the way it ought to be?
Dubs confirm
The protocol hasn't changed at all. Had a loved one pass away recently.
Former Detroit Lions Player Has Reportedly Died At 25
Former Lions outside linebacker Jessie Lemonier has passed away. He was25 years old.
Lemonier joined the Lions in September of 2021. One month later, he was promoted to the team's active roster.
The Lions confirmed this tragic news on Thursday morning. They issued a statement on the Liberty product's passing.
"We are shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of former Detroit Lion Jessie Lemonier," the team said. "Jessie was a model teammate and wonderful young man who is gone far too soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends during this difficult time."
After the Lions released him, Lemonier had a brief stint with the Cardinals. He finished his NFL career with 17 total tackles, five quarterback hits and 1.5 sacks.
Towards the end of 2022, Lemonier signed a contract with the Houston Gamblers of the USFL.
Our thoughts are with Lemonier's loved ones.
https://thespun.com/nfl/nfc-north/detroit-lions/former-detroit-lions-player-has-reportedly-died-at-25
Pseudoscience has tried to laugh the Bible out of existence. Two hundred years ago, Voltaire said, quote: “Fifty years from now, the world will hear no more of the Bible.” In that very year – that I’m going to mention in a minute – the British Museum paid the Russian government a half a million dollars for one copy of one Greek manuscript. And in that very year, the first edition of Voltaire’s book sold on a Paris bookstore counter for less than eight cents. It wasn’t very many years until his book was worth eight cents and one New Testament manuscript, one, Sinaiticus, was worth a half a million.
Thomas Paine, in The Age of Reason, 200 years ago, presented his genius. And I mean he was smart. He was one of the geniuses of his age. And he presented his genius as an attack on Christianity and, boy, he really went after it. He felt his arguments would destroy forever the Bible. He predicted that in a few years the Bible would be out of print.
On returning to America, he boasted, and I quote: “When I get through, there will not be five Bibles left in America.” Fifteen hundred years after Herodotus wrote his history, there was only one copy. Twelve hundred years after Plato wrote his books, there was only one copy. We’ve got 13,000 manuscripts of the Bible. Oh, by the way, going back to Voltaire, 50 years after his death, the Geneva Bible Society used his house and his press to print Bibles.
Oh, incidentally, going back to Diocletian, 25 years after his efforts, Constantine commissioned Eusebius to prepare 50 copies of the Bible at the expense of the Roman government. H.L. Hastings says, “Infidels, with all their attacks, make about as much impression on this book as a man with a tack hammer would on the pyramids of Egypt. When the French monarch proposed the persecution of Christians,” says Hastings, “in his dominion, an old statesman said to him, ‘Sire, the Church of God is an anvil that has worn out many hammers.’”
So the hammers of infidels have been pecking away at this book for ages, but the hammers are worn out, and the anvil still endures. Praise the Lord for His Word. Amen? What a book, united, unique, indestructible. The grass withers. The flower fades. The Word of God abides forever.
https://www.gty.org/library/sermons-library/1345/the-amazing-truth-of-the-bible
Credit: Pastor John MacArthur
Just spit ballin' here:
If Patriots are really in control, maybe Trump is still in charge, then is this a warning to Putin? Trump is calling for the war to end, but he's also saying first come the tanks (which they are sending), then come the nukes. Is this a veiled warning?
>I can't even watch TV anymore
Same here. Me and spouse and daughter anon watch streaming services without the ads. We haven't had cable/satellite TV in quite a while. A couple of weeks ago, son anon wanted to watch an NFL game (ugh… I know, he's anon but even anons have their vices). I wasn't really sure how to get it going for him at first, then I decided to use an old ROKU we had to see if I could get the game he wanted to watch. I figured it all out, but, in doing so, I was exposed to 2 or 3 commercials while finishing up the setup. I wasabsolutely flooredat the absolute state of TV advertising in 2023. I don't miss it.
Well that's certainly refreshing!