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Annette 1466 retweeted
"we are a victim here"
ucap dari seorang yg menyerang oil refinery dan selalu provakasi lebih dulu, demi dapet uang dari Eropa dan Amerika untuk pertahanan diri.
Last night, Russian “shaheds” struck a combined heat and power plant in Kyiv. In the Dnipro region, four electrical substations were hit in a single night. In the early morning, a Russian drone struck a combined heat and power plant in Shostka. Railway infrastructure in Dnipro and Kharkiv was hit as well. Russia also attacked a gas distribution facility in the Dnipro region.
These Russian strikes have created a difficult situation with electricity supplies across our regions. Around 200,000 households in Dnipro and the region are without electricity. Another 80,000-plus households in the Kyiv region are also without power. Repair crews are working to deal with the aftermath of the strikes and doing everything they can to restore electricity supplies.
The world sees that Russia is deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure every day. And everyone who does not want to see this Russian escalation spread further into Europe must help Ukraine. Strong steps that will really lead toward peace are needed – sanctions against the aggressor and new support packages for Ukraine. Thank you to everyone who is helping.
Annette 1466 retweeted
Good Friday evening, friends!
“Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” Colossians 3:13 (NIV)🙏
As another Friday evening settles in and we prepare to enjoy a little peace and quiet, I want to share something that's been on my heart tonight: the importance of forgiveness.
We've all experienced moments when someone has hurt our feelings, disappointed us, spoken unkindly, or treated us in a way we didn't deserve. And if we're being truthful, we've probably been on the other side of that situation a time or two ourselves.
That's part of being human. We make mistakes. We say things we wish we could take back. We misunderstand one another, lose our patience, and sometimes allow our emotions to get the better of us.
But tonight's Scripture reminds us of something very important.
God calls us to extend the same forgiveness to others that He has so graciously extended to us.
Now, that isn't always easy.
Sometimes the hurt runs deep. Sometimes the person who caused it never apologizes, never acknowledges what happened, or doesn't even realize how much pain they've caused.
And sometimes we hold on to that hurt for so long that it begins to affect our own peace of mind.
We replay conversations, remember the things that were said, and wonder how someone could have treated us that way.
Before we know it, we're carrying yesterday's pain into today's blessings.
But here's something I've learned: Forgiveness doesn't mean pretending something never happened. It doesn't mean the hurt wasn't real, and it certainly doesn't mean we have to allow someone to continue mistreating us.
We can forgive someone and still have healthy boundaries.
We can release bitterness without inviting the same hurt back into our lives.
And we can choose peace even when we never receive the apology we deserved.
Forgiveness is often a process. Some wounds take time to heal, and God understands that.
He doesn't ask us to deny our pain. He invites us to bring it to Him and allow His love to begin healing the places that still hurt.
I think one of the most beautiful parts of tonight's verse is that it reminds us why we forgive.
“Forgive as the Lord forgave you.”
Think about how patient God has been with us. How many times has He shown us mercy when we fell short? How often has He welcomed us back when we wandered away or made decisions we later regretted?
His grace is a gift we could never earn, yet He offers it freely through Jesus Christ.
And when we remember how much we've been forgiven, it becomes a little easier to extend grace to someone else.
Maybe you've had a difficult week. Perhaps someone tested your patience, let you down, or left you carrying feelings you haven't quite been able to shake.
Or maybe you're the one struggling to forgive yourself for something in your past.
If that's you tonight, I hope you'll remember that God's mercy is greater than your mistakes, and His love is greater than the burdens you've been carrying.
You don't have to take every disappointment, every regret, and every painful memory into the weekend with you.
Give those things to God.
Ask Him to soften the places in your heart that have grown weary, and trust Him to help you find the peace that comes from letting go.
Sometimes the greatest gift we can give ourselves is the freedom to stop carrying something that God never intended us to carry forever. ❤️
Let's pray: 🙏
Heavenly Father, thank You for bringing us through another week and for the many blessings You have placed in our lives.
Lord, tonight we come before You with grateful hearts, thanking You for Your endless mercy, patience, and forgiveness.
We know that none of us is perfect. We all make mistakes, fall short, and sometimes struggle to show others the same grace You have shown us.
Father, help us become more patient, more understanding, and more willing to forgive.
For those who are carrying hurt from broken relationships, unkind words, betrayal, or disappointment, I ask that You bring comfort and healing to their hearts.
Help them release bitterness without feeling they must ignore the pain they've experienced. Give them wisdom to establish healthy boundaries and courage to move forward in peace.
Lord, I especially pray for those who are struggling to forgive themselves. Remind them that Your grace is sufficient, Your mercy is abundant, and their past does not have to determine their future.
Tonight, we also lift up those who are sick, grieving, lonely, or facing difficult circumstances.
Be close to families who are struggling, parents who are worried about their children, caregivers who are exhausted, and those who are quietly fighting battles nobody else knows about.
Bring peace to troubled hearts, healing to those who are hurting, and hope to anyone who feels discouraged.
As this week comes to a close, help us lay down our worries, our frustrations, and the things we cannot change.
Fill our homes with Your presence, our hearts with gratitude, and our minds with the assurance that You are always working for our good.
Grant us restful sleep tonight and a renewed spirit as we welcome the weekend.
Teach us to love as You love, to forgive as You forgive, and to walk each day with a little more kindness and compassion.
In Jesus precious name, Amen. 🙏
Friends, as you settle in for the evening, I hope you'll give yourself permission to leave the burdens of this week behind.
Life is too short to allow yesterday's hurts to steal today's peace.
Forgive when you can, give yourself grace when you need it, and remember that God is always ready to help you begin again.
May your Friday evening be filled with peace, your heart be filled with gratitude, and your weekend be blessed with the comfort of God's unfailing love. ❤️
Peace and grace to you.
See you in the morning for coffee. ☕
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Annette 1466 retweeted
On Halloween morning in 1989, Boston Police Officer Frank Pomodoro's worst fear came true. His partner Fritz, a 1,500-pound police horse they'd patrolled the streets with for three years, had fallen into a construction hole outside District D-4 station. Trapped and frightened, Fritz lay beneath street level. Pomodoro knelt beside him, held his head gently, and refused to leave his side.
A photographer captured that moment of quiet devotion. But what happened next revealed something even more powerful about the city itself. When firefighters arrived, strangers rushed forward. Fifteen to twenty people grabbed a rope to keep Fritz from slipping deeper. One man who Pomodoro had arrested years before joined the rescue effort without hesitation. A nearby rigging company brought their crane around the corner. For those precious hours, differences dissolved. Everyone shared one mission: save Fritz.
The crane lifted him to safety. When the veterinarian delivered the news, it felt like a miracle. Fritz had only a cut on one front leg. Three weeks later, he was back on patrol. That photograph endures because it captures something we rarely see: an officer's unwavering loyalty to his partner, and a city united by simple kindness. Sometimes the greatest acts of courage aren't dramatic. They're just someone refusing to abandon a friend.
Exactly, self-respect. I worked since I was 16. And I held my job at General Motors for over 40 years. Now I work harder trying to keep my husband alive. At 68 I do all the yard work, and anything that needs to be done. No regrets.
If you enjoy your freedom, vote for Mike Rogers. Let’s stand up and fight back, with a red vote. We need John James for Governor. Maybe we can finally get an American Doctor again.
How did America get here
Foreigners from Bangladesh chant in a foreign language to support Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan Senate
It’s literally like watching a scene from a foreign country….
We are losing our country. There is no assimilation in. Immigration without assimilation is an invasion and it’s a takeover. If foreigners aren’t going to assimilate than we need mass deportations
Annette 1466 retweeted
Poland was running perfectly and had protected its citizens from the illegal migrant onslaught. So, naturally, the EU considered this a large enough threat to ... back a coup? There's really no getting along with such people.
🚨🇵🇱COUP UNDERWAY IN POLAND!
PM Donald Tusk has just sent police to storm Constitutional Tribunal building in Warsaw in the middle of the night.
Tusk waited until President Karol Nawrocki left the country before ordering the police takeover.
Nawrocki was halfway to Senegal when he abruptly turned his plane around and rushed back to Poland to confront the unfolding crisis.
The EU, which backs Donald Tusk, has STILL NOT issued a statement on this unprecedented crisis or condemned the attempted coup.
Annette 1466 retweeted
TIM ALLEN - ON TRUMP:
Whatever your feelings for Trump, these are some interesting points that Tim Allen makes. Put your hatred aside and think about these observations. 👇
Tim Allen wrote: Here are some interesting points to think about prior to 2020, especially to my friends on the fence, like moderate Democrats, Libertarians and Independents and the 'Never Trump' Republicans and those thinking of "walking away" from the Democratic party:
- Women are upset at Trump's naughty words, they also bought 80 million copies of 50 Shades of Gray.
- Not one feminist has defended Sarah Sanders. It seems women's rights only matter if those women are liberal.
- No Border Walls. No voter ID laws. Did you figure it out yet?
- Chelsea Clinton got out of college and got a job at NBC that paid $900,000 per year. Her mom flies around the country speaking out about 'white privilege'. And just like that, they went from being against foreign interference in our elections to allowing non-citizens to vote in our elections.
- President Trump's wall costs less than the Obamacare website. Let that sink in, America!
- We are one election away from open borders, socialism, gun confiscation, and full-term abortion nationally. We are fighting evil.
- They sent more troops and armament to arrest Roger Stone than they sent to defend Benghazi.
- 60 years ago, Venezuela was 4th on the world economic freedom index. Today, they are 179th and their citizens are dying of starvation. In only 10 years, Venezuela was destroyed by democratic socialism.
- Russia donated $0.00 to the Trump campaign. Russia donated $145,600,000 to the Clinton Foundation. But Trump was the one investigated!
- Nancy Pelosi invited illegal aliens to the State of the Union. President Trump Invited victims of illegal aliens to the State of the Union. Let that sink in.
- A socialist is basically a communist who doesn't have the power to take everything from their citizens at gunpoint. Yet!
- How do you walk 3000 miles across Mexico without food or support and show up at our border 100 pounds overweight and with a cellphone?
- Alexandria Ocasio Cortez wants to ban cars, ban planes, give out universal income and thinks socialism works. She calls Donald Trump crazy.
- Bill Clinton paid $850,000 to Paula Jones To get her to go away. I don't remember the FBI raiding his lawyer's office.
- I wake up every day and I am grateful that Hillary Clinton is not the president of the United States of America. The same media that told me Hillary Clinton had a 95% chance of winning, now tells me Trump's approval ratings are low.
- "The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people's money." —
Margaret Thatcher.
- Maxine Waters opposes voter ID laws; She thinks that they are racist. You need to have a photo ID to attend her town hall meetings.
- President Trump said — "They're not after me. They're after you. I'm just in their way."
Now, go back & read this again like your future depends upon it, because it does!
And all of the above is still true today!
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Annette 1466 retweeted
Me llamo Sen. Pasé 27 años encerrado en una jaula diminuta en una granja de bilis. 27 años. Hasta que me rescataron y me llevaron a un santuario. Hoy juego en una pileta y por fin entiendo que soy libre. 🐻❤️🩹
Annette 1466 retweeted
Lesson for the Day, Class: “See You Next Tuesday”
See you next Tuesday is derived from a combination of the letters C and U, which when pronounced aloud sound like “see you,” and the first letters of the words next and Tuesday. This forms an acronym rebus that, when put together, stands for CUNT. The phrase is sometimes typed out as C U next Tuesday.
Annette 1466 retweeted
Oh, you've got to go. 👋👋 #INSTABLOCK 🖕🫵😡
