It does go to safari hit the arrow and disable it and other things
Tucker seems to have been very very naive for almost all of his life, he says it himself, he’s going through a situation at a very old age of 53, it will accelerate now like he’s never known before. Did he break from CIA propaganda for much of his life, it seems so, lets wait and see.
It always bothers me when anons automatically makes someone a hero when the announce a couple of truths. Anons have been doing this for years with boatloads of astounding truth, anons are the heroes. We are all humans doing the best we can.
Where do you think twitter users find the info they are coming up with? Guess! I see it all the time, an anon on the board or even myself post a mind blowing analysis and its up on twitter and elsewhere in an hour or more.
We are soldiers and only will be recognized as heroes by God, and I’m good with that. Once placed upon a pedestal people eventually fall.
excellent short commentary
6:34 minutes
48 minutes ago
Bannon commentary of DeSantctass ruining his reputation. Boris Epshteyn: "The Democrats have obliterated our southern border…"
https://rumble.com/embed/v2j4c0g/?pub=4
“Almost always” is that better? I sensed early on when “Q said trust so and so“ it could be reversed. I just think our value as anons is not included. Not me in particular, I could care less, but when anons posts get national or international attention we are a feeder of the news heads. Just my thought. I love anons it’s better not to fall into temporary idolatry seems to always goes bad even in early biblical times and before.
No criticism, not even advice, just observation
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He’s at the stage of reconciling all that he believed, its a good start. Wait til he finds out what anons here have been revealing for 40+ years. And good for him, his mind is opening. But even as an anon researching for years before I got on the board, some of it blew my mind, how could I have been so dumb. It can be overwhelming. It’ll come fast and furious for him and when he makes it to the other side, he’ll be accepted as an anon with a loud voice.
I’ve always liked Tucker when he started telling the truth. He has the ability to make it accepted and understood. God bless the man and protect him to continue.
There! Thats why this guy got killed by his bodyguard
2 May, 2023 11:47
HomeAfrica
Ugandan minister shot dead – media
Charles Okello Engola was killed by his bodyguard while getting into his car on the way to a cabinet meeting
https://www.rt.com/africa/575647-ugandan-minister-shot-dead/
Right on, so many family members will shut us down
A Call to Forsake
While Jesus affirmed marriage and blessed children, he conceived of the community of believers in familial terms transcending those of people’s natural relations.1 This is one of the most striking, distinctive, and central aspects of Jesus’s call to discipleship.2 In Jesus’s own words, “If anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple.”3 In keeping with Old Testament prediction, Jesus came not to bring peace but a sword, “to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother, and a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law. And a person’s enemies will be those of his own household” (Matt. 10:34–36).
In his personal experience, Jesus knew spiritual rejection even within his natural family (Mark 3:21; 6:1–6; John 7:1–9) and asserted that his primary loyalty and that of his followers must be to God the Father (Luke 2:49; Mark 3:31–35). Leaving one’s natural family behind, even literally, was regularly expected of Jesus’s first followers, at least for the duration of Jesus’s three-year earthly ministry (though it appears that subsequently the disciples resumed normal family relations, 1 Cor. 9:5). This is made clear by what is perhaps the earliest account of Jesus’s calling of his disciples in Mark’s Gospel, where Jesus calls Simon, his brother Andrew, and the sons of Zebedee, and these fishermen leave their natural vocation and family contexts in order to follow Jesus (Mark 1:16–20 par. Matt. 4:18–22; cf. Luke 5:2–11).