>>7241466 (pb)
What about MS-13? Are they already considered a terrorist organization? If MS-13 could be considered enemy combatants or something in an actual war (which we are in) then what could the military do against MS-13? (Asking, I don't know for sure.)
the "women and men" in the "Intelligence Community"? women and men? Is he sucking up to someone?
Good thought. I was also thinking of a recent female appointee to some role at NSA (maybe). It was a notable here, I think because she was Jewish.
There was a big scandal in a church I attended. Pastor preaching on good relationships (even got a spot on a major TV show) was found to be committing adultery on church property. I knew someone who wondered if his wedding vows were invalid because the pastor had been in sexual sin. Can't tell anyone else what to think or believe, but it seems to me that it is your obedience to God and faith in Him that validate commitments like marriage or baptism that are made before Him.
Yes, thank you. This is the woman I was thinking of.
Glad you reposted this, btw. I follow a lot of "anti-vaccine" stuff and Del Bigtree has called out the attempt to selectively force vaccinate certain Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods in NY. There was considerable controversy in the affected neighborhoods as some religious families did not want to vaccinate but many seemed to just go with what the doctors said.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-york-city-orders-mandatory-measles-vaccinations-of-brooklyn-11554825077 (pay wall for me)
The paper copy I have of the story was called "New York Orders Shots For Measles" by Melanie Grayce West, Brianna Abbott and Betsey McKay and appeared in the midwest edition on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 on p. A3.
Direct quote: "The city on Tuesday ordered mandatory measles-mumps-rubella vaccinations and fines for noncompliance in certain ZIP Codes in Brooklyn, where a measles outbreak began last fall in the Orthodox Jewish community. The move is the first time the city has imposed mandatory vaccinations."
Bottom line: I don't think an Orthodox Jewish woman at the NSA is necessarily bad. Her community may be "persecuted", too.
I hope Brennan is "sucking up" to the good guys.
Yes, I think/hope she is a "good gal".