Why are the drones on twatter complaining about low oil prices?
GWB Presidency: OMG THE OIL IS SO MUCH IT WILL NEVER GO UNDER $100 A BARREL AGAIN!!!!
Trump Presidency: OMG THE PRICE OF OIL IS TOO LOW!!!!
The gaslighting is frustrating. These people really only understand one thing, and that's violence. Since the state never holds them accountable for their actions (i.e., trials for breaking the law), they do so with impunity.
Where's Rudy when you need him?
If you're not praying the Rosary every day, you're not on the team!
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle;
be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the devil.
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray;
and do you, O prince of the heavenly host,
by the power of God,
thrust into hell Satan and the other evil spirits
who prowl about the world for the ruin of souls.
Amen.
Just a thought I had…
Do you think the twatter war on Trump's posts this morning over "OMG oil is too low!" is due to the Saudi involvement in Twitter?
That is, we know that Alwaleed bin Talal owns a large stake in Twitter. We know that a lot of the people responding to POTUS are bots.
So the question naturally arises: are we watching the silent war between MBS (who just crashed oil) versus bin Talal (who is getting crushed by these prices potentially)? Is this a way of taking money back from Saudi Arabia that they've stolen from Americans for decades?
That'd be nice.
AFAIK the shale deposits are functionally infinite (i.e., more than we've pumped since the beginning of time by a lot), but it definitely would help grease the wheels to have the infrastructure in place to make the transition smooth. No doubt about that.
Thoughts on: >>8356420 ?
The complaints are so bizarre and scripted, it is definitely not natural. No American is going to complain about gas being too cheap… So what's the game?
Need some memes then I think. Because it's so blatant, and I really don't think that it's normies pushing this. This has 4am talking points all over it.
Friendly reminder to all Protestants
Jesus left behind a Church. He did not leave behind the Bible.
Especially not a Bible modified by a people that decided to discard books it didn't like.
Especially not a Bible that promoted Determinism or Compatibilism (I'm looking at you, Calvinists).
>I don't pray to angels or saints.
Breaking with 1500 years of Tradition because you know better.
>I don't believe in purgatory.
Reasons please.
>I don't believe in the treasury of merit.
Breaking with 1500 years of Tradition because you know better.
>I don't follow some neo-deity in Rome who claims to be infallible.
This is either ignorance or lies about the claims of the Pope.
>You wanna label me a Lutheran? I'm cool with that, but I just go with Christian, personally. Nothing against Roman catholics, per se, until they start espousing their "muh only way" thing.
The Catholic Church has less doctrines than Protestants. Which is why Protestants are a mess of dozens if not hundreds of sects, because they have no authority to anathematize anything, leading to mass confusion.
This is why Christ left a Church behind. So that if you have a problem, you take it to the person. If you still have a problem, you bring 2 people. If you still have a problem, you take it to the Church.
You've discarded the teachings of Christ and bought into the modern idea that you are God. You're not.
Your comic says more about your worldview than mine.
God is not of this world, for it is incoherent to claim otherwise.
>Revelations 22:8-9. Read it and explain how doing what God commands is somehow less important than your "Tradition" (which is no less bogus whether you capitalize the "T", or not).
Do you ask others to pray for you? Same thing.
https://www.catholic.com/tract/praying-to-the-saints
>Show me where it exists in the Bible.
Show me where it says you can only believe things in the Bible in the Bible.
The Bible is part of Tradition. It was created by Man to codify it. You're ignoring that. Why? Why are you going back to a document that was created by man as your ultimate authority, when Christ brought you a Church (that's what it says in the Bible you believe, so you're going to want to deal with that), not the Bible.
https://www.catholic.com/tract/purgatory
>Again, show me where it exists in the Bible.
Same regarding your elevation of the Bible.
Are you a Calvinist? I need to know who I'm debating so I understand your arguments. Because this issue in particular is very different if you're a Calvinist vs an Armenian vs a Leighton Flowers "Traditionalist".
>Doesn't claim the Pope can't sin, but when he interprets the Bible he cannot err because God told him what to say.
That's imprecise. He only is infallible in certain things.
>Take a look at the current occupant of the head of your church. "Who am I to judge?"
>You still agree with this nonsense?
The current Pope is Satanic. There is literally no doubt there. But I don't see how you're fighting that. You've conceded to him his authority. It's time to join together, brother, and fight against Satan on earth and restore it to His glory.
>We can go all day long if you choose.
I enjoy debating this. But I want to make sure it's understood I'm doing this in a sense of collegiality and an attempt to revere Christ our Lord. Can we at least start with the Nicene Creed to have some common ground?
>I believe in one God,
>the Father almighty,
>maker of heaven and earth,
>of all things visible and invisible.
>I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ,
>the Only Begotten Son of God,
>born of the Father before all ages.
>God from God, Light from Light,
>true God from true God,
>begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father;
>through him all things were made.
>For us men and for our salvation
>he came down from heaven,
>and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary,
>and became man.
>For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate,
>he suffered death and was buried,
>and rose again on the third day
>in accordance with the Scriptures.
>He ascended into heaven
>and is seated at the right hand of the Father.
>He will come again in glory
>to judge the living and the dead
>and his kingdom will have no end.
>I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life,
>who proceeds from the Father and the Son,
>who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified,
>who has spoken through the prophets.
>I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church.
>I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins
>and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead
>and the life of the world to come. Amen.
We have more in common than apart, friend.
Who are you and why are you sowing division in a conversation you're not part of, shill?
Where is your hatred coming from, and why is it aimed at me?
>all church institutions end up corrupt.
Agree, which is why we must pray to Christ and hold our leaders to account to Him for their sins.
>the "church" IS the people, not a structured authority of men and buildings.
Matthew 16:18
And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.
Fight for the Church that Jesus gave you, friend. We need your help in battle.
As for your comment on the Pope? Do you know how many Catholics understand it's been infiltrated? There's even a book called "infiltrated".
My sorrow comes from that it does not mention the Jewish influence, that we both know exists. But without our help, how will these people learn? How can we get these good people on our side if we don't fight with them in the name of Christ for His Church?
>Agree with most of that.
I'm glad to hear we have common ground, and I hope that we can come together and fight evil. It would be my pleasure.
>(I'm sure you know how prots interpret the Peter part…
Yup :) Just disagree and think it's worth talking about to try to come to consensus, as that's what Jesus commanded of us.
>and I don't think the rock had a building on it,
Agree, because the Church is the people :)
>nor is Peter still there).
Peter is with the Lord, as his faithful servant :)
>Not picking a fight.
Don't mean to fight, that's why I quoted the Nicene Creed in another post, to find common ground where we can come together and fight against the satanism that has taken hold in every Church, and must be eradicated.