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Phil Haney explained everything you need to know about Abdul El-Sayed. Every freedom-loving American needs to see this, and it's definitely the most important video you'll watch between now and November.
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And Islam is the fastest growing religion.
Contradictions in the Quran:
Do they not then meditate on the Quran? And if it were from any other than Allah, they would have found in it many a contradiction.” Sura 4:82
How long is one day, according to Allah?
a. 1 day is equivalent to 1000 years (22:47)
b. 1 day is equivalent to 50,000 years (70:4)
2. How long did Allah take to create the Earth?
a. 6 days (7:45, 10:3, 11:7, 25:59)
b. 8 days (41:9-12)
3. Is heaven older than the earth? Which was created first?
a. Earth was created first (2:29, 41:9)
b. Heaven was created first (79:27-30)
4. From what substance were humans made?
a. A blood clot (96:1-2)
b. Water (21:30)
c. Burned clay (15:26)
d. Dust (3:59)
e. Nothing (19:67)
f. Earth (11:61)
g. A drop of thick fluid ( 16:4, 75:37)
h. Sticky clay (37:11)
5. Is Shirk (idolatry) an unforgivable sin?
a. Unforgivable (4:48, 4:116)
b. Forgivable (4:153, 25:68-71)
6. What is the punishment for adultery?
a. 100 lashes for both the man & woman (24:2)
b. Life imprisonment for the woman but no punishment to the man (4:15)
c. Grant pardon (4:16)
d. Stoning to death (Bukhari 8:816)
7. Did Noah’s son drown?
a. All of Noah’s family survived ( 21:76)
b. Noah’s son drowned, 11:43)
8. Did Pharaoh drown, or was he saved?
a. Pharaoh survived the battle (10:92)
b. Pharaoh drowned (28:40, 17:103, 43:55)
9. Do Christians go to Heaven or Hell?
a. Christians shall enter paradise (2:62, 5:69)
b. Christians shall go to hell (5:72, 3:85)
10. Will God reward the good deeds of the nonbelievers?
a. No (9:17)
b. Yes (99:7)
11. Did the Arabs (Meccans) receive prophets (warners) before Mohammed?
a. No (28:46)
b. Yes (2:125)
12. What is the food in hell?
a. Thorns/Dhari (88:6)
b. One's own pus (88:6)
c. Special hell fruit/ Zaqqum (37:66)
13. Is there compulsion in religion?
a. No (2:256)
b. Yes (9:29)
c. Kill apostates (Bukhari)
14. For whom is salvation?
a. For all pious theists (5:69)
b. For Muslims only (3:85)
15. What should Muslims do with unbelievers at the end of the day?
a. Nothing; live and let live (45:14)
b. Fight them (9:29)
16. Who will be the judge of humans?
a. Mohammad (5:109)
b. God (2:143)
17. What is the source of grace?
a. God (57:29)
b. Mohammad (9:74)
18. Who is the only one who can forgive sins?
a. Allah (3:135)
b. Allah together with Mohammad (4:64, 33:36)
19. Can God share power and sovereignty?
a. No (17:111)
b. Yes (3:26)
20. Does Satan mislead Muslims?
a. Yes (7:16)
b. No (38:82)
21. Who was the first Muslim?
a. Mohamad (39:12, 6:14, 6:163)
b. Moses (7:143)
c. Abraham (2:132)
d. Adam (2:37, 3:33)
e. Some Egyptians (26:51)
f. Jesus and his disciples (3:52, 5:111)
22. How was Isa created?
a. When Allah said, “Be.” (3:47)
b. When Allah blew into Mariam’s private part (66:12)
23. How many surahs does Allah require to prove that the Quran is not forged?
a. One (10:38)
b. Ten (11:13)
24: Can Allah have a son if he wanted to?
a. No. (6:101)
b. Yes (39:4)
25. Is it possible to have a son without a consort?
a. No (6:101)
b. Yes (19:20-21)
26. Can one bow before anyone but Allah?
a. Only Allah (22:18)
b. To Adam (2:34)
c. To kaabah
27. Does Allah forget or not?
a. Allah never forgets (19:64, 20:52)
b. Allah forgets (7:51, 9:67, 32;14, 45:34)
Contradictions About Allah
• Where is Allah?
a. On a throne (57:4, 11:7)
b. Everywhere (2:115)
c. Kaabah (14:37)
d. Nearby (2:186, 50:16)
2. Is Allah the only protector?
a. Yes (32:4, 9:116, 18:112)
b. No, angels too (41:31)
c. No, Muhammad too. (5:55)
d. No, the believers, too. (9:71)
3. Is Allah the only Master to obey?
a. Yes. (18:26, 17:111, 6:71)
b. No, Muhammad too. (4:59, 4:80, numerous repetitions in 26:108,110,126,144,150,163,179)
4. Can Allah be seen?
a. No (6:103)
b. Maybe (42:51)
c. Yes, (53:1-8, 68:42)
5. Is Allah omniscient, all-knowing?
a. Yes (49:16)
b. No, he needs to test you to know (2:155)
6. Can only Allah see the unseen?
a. Yes (10:20)
b. No, Solomon can, too (27:39)
7. Does Allah lead people astray?
a. No (9:115)
b. Yes (6:25)
8. Does Allah have body parts?
a. No (42:11)
b. Yes, he has a face (55:27)
c. Yes, he has eyes (20:39)
d. Yes, he has hands (5:64, 38:74-75, 39:67)
e. Yes, he has legs/shin (68:42)
f. Yes, he has a bottom to sit on (69:17)
g. Yes, he has male sexual reproductive organs (implied) (6:101)
9. Is Allah merciful?
a. Yes (1:3)
b. No (4:56)
10. Does Allah speak directly to people?
a. No (42:51)
b. Yes, various Moses, Adam, Muhammad, and some unknown person. (4:164, 2:36, 53:11, 2:259)
11. Does Allah forgive all sins?
a. Yes (39:53)
b. No (4:116)
Contradictions About Angels and Demons
12. Can angels be sent to the earth?
a. No (17:95)
b. Yes (2:102, 66:12, 15:65)
13. Can angels guard and protect?
a. No (2:107)
b. Yes (41:31)
14. How many angels helped Muhammad at Badr?
a. 3000 (3:124)
b. 1000 (8:9)
c. 0, because Allah does not send angels near any disbelievers (15:8)
15. Does Satan mislead Muslims?
a. Yes (7:16-17)
b. No (38:82-83)
16. Was Iblis a jinn or an angel?
a. Jinn (18:50)
b. Angel (2:34)
17. Where are the Jinns?
a. On earth, and they cannot get to the heavens (55:33)
b. In the heavens and they cannot get to earth (37:6-7)
Contradictions About Creation
18. At creation, did heaven and earth come apart or come together?
a. Together (presented as evidence that the universe is contracting) (41:11)
b. Apart (presented as evidence that the universe is expanding) (21:30)
19: How long does it take Allah to create?
a. Takes time (7:54)
b. Instantly (2:117)
Contradictions About Day Of Judgement (Qiyamah)
20. How many trumpets will be blown on Qiyamah?
a. Two (79:7)
b. One only (69:13)
21. What happens to the mountains on Qiyamah?
a. Become like wool (70:9)
b. Disappear (78:20)
22. Will disbelievers receive their judgment book on Qiyamah?
a. On their back (84:10)
b. On the left hand (69:25)
Contradictions About Evil
23. Does evil come from Allah?
a. Yes (4:78)
b. No (4:79)
24. Does Allah command destruction?
a. No (6:131)
b. Yes (17:16)
25. Does Allah allow magic and bewitching?
a. No, it isn't very good (113:4)
b. Yes, with his permission (20:65)
26. Are animals evil?
a. Yes, (7:179, 7:166)
b. No (22:18)
c. Yes, the black dog is the devil (hadiths)
Contradictions About Heaven and Hell
27. When will the dead be brought back to life?
a. On the appointed Hour (Day of Judgement) (22:7)
b. Immediately after their death (3:169)
28. Is there a fate other than heaven or hell?
a. No (47:12)
b. Yes, purgatory exists (7:46)
29. Is intercession possible?
a. No (2:123, 2:47)
b. Yes (20:109, 10:3)
30. Is heaven singular or plural?
a. Singular (Arabic, sama) (57:21)
b. Plural (Arabic, samawaat) (3:133)
31. Who will men be with in paradise?
a. Wives from earth (43:70)
b. Heavenly virgins (52:20)
32. Does everyone experience hell?
a. Yes (19:71)
b. No (47:12, 3:157-158)
33. Will non-Muslims go to hell forever?
a. Not necessarily (6:128, 11:106)
b. Not eternally -(Arabic Huqb is seventy or eighty years, and every day of it is like one thousand years according to your reckoning in this life—Ibn Kathir) (78:23)
c. Yes (2:167, 41:28)
34. Will Isa be in hell?
a. Yes, because he is worshipped as God (21:98-99)
b. No (3:45)
Contradictions About Mankind
35. What is the purpose of mankind?
a. Only to worship Allah (51:56)
b. To pursue the habits of Muhammad (7:158)
c. To perform best deeds (67:2)
36. Are all races equal?
a. No (3:33, 2:47)
b. Yes (49:13)
37. Does everyone bear their own burden?
a. Yes (6:164, 35:18, 2:286)
b. No (16:25, 2:91, 3:181, 29:13)
38. Does man have free will?
a. No (10:100)
b. Yes (81:28)
39. When was man’s fate written?
a. Before creation (57:22) [according to hadith, 40 years before the creation of the earth]
b. On Laylatul Qadr (lit. “The Night of Fate”) (44:3)
40. Who takes a man’s soul upon death?
a. One angel (32:11)
b. Many angels (47:27)
c. Allah (39:42)
Contradictions About Muslims
41. Is Allah the only Wali?
a. Yes (9:116)
b. No (5:55)
42. How many mothers does one have?
a. One (58:2)
b. A plurality (4:23, 33:6)
43. How firm is a believer over an unbeliever?
a. One can overcome ten (8:65)
b. One can overcome two (8:66)
44. Can a Muslim eat non-halal meat like pork?
a. No (6:118)
b. Yes (5:5)
45. Is jewelry allowed?
a. Yes, (16:14, 7:31)
b. No (28:76)
46. Is adoption allowed?
a. No (33:4)
b. Yes (4:23)
47. Is drinking alcohol allowed?
a. No (5:90, 2:219)
b. Yes (16:67)
c. Yes, but not when you’re about to pray (4:43)
d. Yes, rivers of wine in paradise (47:15, 83:22-26)
48. How many sacred months are there?
a. Four (9:36)
b. One (5:2)
Contradictions About Non-Muslims
49. What does Allah do with apostates?
a. Punishes them (88:23-24)
b. Ignores them (60:6)
50. Is there compulsion in Islam?
a. No (2:256, 109:6)
b. Yes (8:12)
c. Yes, unless the non-Muslim pays you (9:29)
51. Will Allah reward all good deeds?
a. No (9:17)
b. Yes (99:7)
52. Who causes disbelievers to go astray?
a. Allah (6:25, 35:8, 10:100)
b. Satan (15:39, 114:5, 4:119)
c. Themselves (9:70, 6:12, 30:9)
53. Who is salvation for?
a. For Muslims only (3:19, 3:85)
b. For all pious theists (5:69, 2:62)
54. How should Muslims treat unbelievers?
a. Kindly (45;14, 25:63)
b. They must be attacked and subjugated (9:29)
55. Can Muslims insult believers of other religions?
a. No (6:108)
b. Yes (98:6)
56. How to treat an infidel in the family?
a. Kindly (31:15)
b. Abandon them (9:23)
Contradictions About People Of The Book
57. Can Muslims take Christians as friends?
a. No (5:51)
b. Yes (5:82, 57:27)
58. Do Christians and Jews hate each other or love each other?
a. Hate (5:64)
b. Love (5:51)
59. Can a Muslim marry a Non-Muslim?
a. No (2:221)
b. Yes (5:5)
60. Do Muslims and Non-Muslims worship the same God?
a. No (109:3)
b. Yes (29:46)
61. Will Jews and Christians be saved from hell?
a. Yes (2:62, 5:69)
b. No (3;19, 3:85)
Contradictions About The Prophets
62. Were all the Biblical Jewish prophets Muslims?
a. Yes
b. No (Because the People Of The Book were only Christians and Jews, not Muslims)
63. Who does Allah send as prophets and messengers?
a. Only men from a community (12:109)
b. Also angels (22:75)
c. A beast (27:82)
d. Entire tribes (4:163)
e. The earth itself (99:2)
64. Are all prophets equal?
a. Yes (2:285)
b. No (2:253)
65. Will Muhammad go to heaven?
a. Yes (48:1-2)
b. Not sure (46:9)
66. Was Muhammad a sinner?
a. No, he was sinless and the most perfect man.
b. Yes, he was a sinner (40:55, 48:2, 47:19)
67. Were all the prophets sinless?
a. Yes
b. No, Adam sinned (120:121)
c. No, Nuh sinned (71:128)
c. No, Ibrahim sinned (26:82)
d. No, Musa sinned (28:16)
e. No, Daud sinned (38:24)
f. No, Sulaiman sinned (38:35)
g. Jesus alone was sinless (3:45, 19:19 ~ Confirmation from hadith: The Prophet said, “When ANY human being is born. Satan touches him on both sides of the body with his two fingers, EXCEPT Jesus, the son of Mary, whom Satan tried to touch but FAILED, for he touched the placenta-cover instead.” (Sahih Buhari Book 54 Number 506)
68. How did Ibraham confront the idolaters?
a. Destroyed their idols (21:58)
b. Turns away and does nothing (19:49)
69. Did Muhammad perform any miracles?
a. Yes (according to Muslims)
b. No (29:50)
70. Are all messengers descended from the line of Abraham?
a. Yes (29:27)
b. No (16:36)
71. Was Ibraham an idolater?
a. No (2:135)
b. Yes (6:76)
72. Was Nuh banished and exiled by his people?
a. Yes (54:9)
b. No, he regularly talked with them (11:38)
73. Was Jonah cast on the shore?
a. Yes (37:145)
b. No (68:49)
Contradictions About Sex
74. Is adultery and fornication permitted?
a. No (24:33)
b. Yes (4:24, 23:6)
75. Is incest permitted?
a. No (4:23)
b. Yes (7:172, 33:37 ~Muhammad married his cousin, Zainab)
76. Is polygamy allowed?
a. Yes (4:3)
b. No (4:129)
Contradictions About Women
77. Are men and women equal?
a. Yes (3:195)
b. No (4:34, 2:228)
78. Can slandering a chaste woman be forgiven?
a. Yes (24:5)
b. No (24:23)
Contradictions About The Quran
79. Who brought the revelation to Muhammad?
a. Holy Spirit (16:102)
b. Jibreel (2:97)
80. Who is the revelation intended for?
a. Only to the illiterate/unlettered (62:2)
b. Only to Arabs (41:44)
c. Mankind (4:174)
d. Jinns too (55:33)
81. How was the Quran revealed?
a. On a night (44:3, 97:1)
b. In a month (2:185, 17;106, 25:32)
82. Is the Quran clear?
a. Yes (11:1, 16:103)
b. No (3:7, 2:1)
83. Is the Quran in pure Arabic?
a. Yes (16:103)
b. No, because it contains qistas (a foreign word) (17:35) [with a balance (بِٱلْقِسْطَاسِ)]
c. No, because it contains al-sijjil (a foreign word) (15:74) [baked clay (سِجِّيلٍ)]
84. Does Allah change or abrogate his words?
a. No (6:115, 10:64)
b. Yes (2:106, 16:101)
Miscellaneous Contradictions
85. When did Pharaoh command the killing of the babies?
a. When Moses was a prophet (40:25)
b. When was Moses a baby (20:39)
86. How many of Thamud killed the divine she-camel?
a. One (54:29)
b. Several (7:77)
87. Did the pagan Meccans receive any revelation before Muhammad?
a. No (34:44)
b. Yes (10:47)
88. How long did it take to destroy the Aad tribe?
a. One day (54:19)
b. Several days (41:16)
c. About a week (69:7)
89. How long does it take to wean?
a. 30 months (46:15)
b. 24 months (31:14)
90. How many creators are there?
a. One (40:62)
b. Many (23:14)
91. Who is jihad for?
a. For Allah (61:4)
b. For jihadis themselves only, not Allah (29:5-6)
92. Did The People Of The Book Corrupt Their Scriptures And Exchange Them for A Small Price?
a. Yes, (2:79)
b. No (2:75, 3:199)
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Listen to every word
“I voted. I was standing in that voting booth thinking about high gas prices, expensive groceries, housing costs and the financial pressure on working families. Then my mind went to France, to Dearborn, Michigan and I realized this election is about far more than gas and groceries.
It's about our future, radical Islam, national security, illegal immigration, our borders, education, parental rights, sex and gender policies, and the values our children inherit.
I couldn't see myself voting for a party that hates America, apologizes for our country, is ashamed of our flag, and wants to rewrite our history and abandon our values.
So I voted red, not because Republicans get everything right, always do right by everyday Americans, or are free from corruption, but because I believe we can only fix this country if we still have a country left to fix”
I could not have said it better myself. Voting Blue is literally voting to end America and for the eventual Islamic takeover of America. Voting Democrat means being wiped out by illegals, having our elections permanently rigged, our culture replaced and never having a way out
Everyone needs to vote Red like your life depends on it because it does
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888 „Hätten man sich auf den jeweiligen Stand der Wissenschaft verlassen („settled science“), wäre es folgendermaßen abgelaufen:
- 1890er Jahre: Sie verabreichen Ihrem Baby den neuen Hustensaft von Bayer, die nicht süchtig machende Alternative zu Morphin, die für Kinder vermarktet wurde.
Es war Heroin.
Man benannte es nach dem deutschen Wort für „heldenhaft“.
- 1900er Jahre: Man reibt das Zahnungsschmerzpulver „Calomel“ auf das Zahnfleisch des Säuglings.
Es handelt sich um eine Quecksilberverbindung, die bei einer ganzen Generation die „Pink Disease“ hinterlässt.
Geschwollene, schuppige Hände und Füße, monatelanges Schreien, und einige von ihnen starben.
- 1910er Jahre: Man kocht mit Crisco, das von einem Seifen- und Kerzenhersteller auf den Markt gebracht wurde, weil Baumwollsamenöl modern ist.
Der Prozess, der es fest werden ließ, erzeugte Transfette, die ein Jahrhundert später gänzlich verboten wurden.
- 1920er Jahre: Man trinkt Radithor, zertifiziertes radioaktives Wasser, auf ärztliche Verschreibung.
Eben Byers nahm 1.400 Flaschen für seine Vitalität ein.
Sein Kiefer wurde stückweise entfernt, und er wurde in einem Bleisarg beigesetzt.
- 1930er Jahre: Ein Chemiker löst ein neues Sulfonamid-Medikament in Diethylenglykol auf, das als Frostschutzmittel dient.
Es tötet 107 Menschen, vor allem Kinder, und erst dann überträgt Amerika der FDA die Befugnis, Sicherheitsprüfungen zu verlangen.
- 1940er Jahre: Dein Arzt zündet sich in der Praxis eine Camel an. Mehr Ärzte rauchen diese Marke als jede andere, und eine Anzeige erscheint im „Journal of the American Medical Association“.
- 1950er Jahre: DDT wird über Ihre Küche, Ihren Garten und Ihre Kinder in der Schule versprüht.
Der Mann, der dessen insektizide Eigenschaften entdeckt hat, wurde bereits mit dem Nobelpreis ausgezeichnet.
- 1960er Jahre: Ihre Frau nimmt Thalidomid (Contergan) gegen Schwangerschaftsübelkeit ein, weil es bemerkenswert sicher ist. Mehr als zehntausend Kinder kommen mit fehlenden oder verkürzten Gliedmaßen zur Welt.
- 1970er Jahre: Das Land legt die Butter beiseite und greift zur Margarine – auf Anweisung der American Heart Association.
Das Fett, auf das alle umgestiegen sind, wurde 2015 als in jeder Menge unsicher verboten.
- 1980er Jahre: Das Fett wird aus allem entfernt und Zucker wieder hinzugefügt, um es genießbar zu machen.
Die Fettleibigkeit beginnt zu steigen, was bis heute andauert.
- 1990er Jahre: Deinem Vater wird OxyContin verschrieben, weil weniger als ein Prozent süchtig wird.
Das Unternehmen bekennt sich später der strafbaren Falschkennzeichnung schuldig, und die Zahl der Überdosierungen geht in die Hunderttausende.
- 2000er Jahre: Du nimmst Vioxx gegen deine Kniebeschwerden.
Es wird 2004 vom Markt genommen, und der Sicherheitsbeauftragte der FDA selbst schätzt die Zahl der zusätzlichen Herzinfarkte auf Zehntausende.
Nichts davon war ein Einzelfall.
Hinter jedem stand eine Fachgesellschaft, eine Fachliteratur und ein Mann im weißen Kittel.
Niemand, der diesen Rat befolgte, war dumm. Sie waren gehorsam gegenüber den qualifiziertesten Fachleuten, die es jeweils gab.“
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It’s the verse skeptics love to post: a prophet curses some children for calling him bald, and God sends bears to maul them.
“He went up from there to Bethel, and while he was going up on the way, some small boys came out of the city and jeered at him, saying, ‘Go up, you baldhead! Go up, you baldhead!’ And he turned around, and when he saw them, he cursed them in the name of the LORD. And two she-bears came out of the woods and tore forty-two of the boys.” - 2 Kings 2:23–24
On the surface, it sounds monstrous. Little kids. A bad joke. Forty-two of them torn apart.
But almost every detail in that summary is wrong.
1. They weren’t little children.
The Hebrew word is נַעַר (na’ar). It’s the same word used for Isaac when Abraham took him up the mountain (Genesis 22:12), for Joseph at seventeen (Genesis 37:2), for Absalom when he led an army against his father (2 Samuel 18:5), and for soldiers going into battle (1 Kings 20:14). It means a young male: anything from a teenager to a young man.
And do the math. Forty-two were mauled. That means the crowd was at least that big, and probably bigger. This wasn’t a few kids on a playground. It was a mob of young men pouring out of a city to confront a lone prophet on the road.
2. “Go up” wasn’t a random insult.
Read the verses just before. Elijah, Elisha’s master, had just been taken up into heaven by a whirlwind (2 Kings 2:11). Everyone in Israel would have heard about it.
So when the crowd shouts “Go up, baldhead!”, they’re mocking the ascension itself. Go on, disappear as your master did. We don’t want you or your God here.
3. Where it happened matters.
Bethel was the center of Israel’s idol worship. King Jeroboam had set up a golden calf there and told the people, “Behold your gods, O Israel” (1 Kings 12:28–29). This was a city that had turned its back on the LORD for generations, and now its young men came out to drive off His prophet.
And God had warned them. In the covenant, He said that if Israel kept walking in rebellion, “I will let loose the wild beasts among you” (Leviticus 26:21–22). Bethel was living under that warning.
Notice also: Elisha didn’t summon bears. He spoke a curse in the name of the LORD, and left it to God. The judgment came from the One Bethel had rejected.
And look at the scene right before it. In Jericho, Elisha heals a poisoned spring, and the city receives life (2 Kings 2:19–22). Two cities. One prophet. One received him and was healed. One mocked him and was judged.
It’s still a hard passage. It should be. Scripture doesn’t hide that mocking God is serious.
But here’s where it gets stunning.
Centuries later, another Man was mocked by a crowd. Not “go up.” This time it was “Come down”: “If you are the Son of God, come down from the cross” (Matthew 27:40).
He had every right to call down judgment. His own disciples once asked Him to call fire from heaven, like Elijah, on a village that rejected Him, and He rebuked them (Luke 9:54–55).
Instead, from the cross, with the mockery still ringing in His ears, He prayed:
“Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” (Luke 23:34)
Elisha’s mockers met the judgment.
Jesus’ mockers met a Savior who took it for them.
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The world is looking away from a modern-day slaughter, and the silence is deafening.
While the cameras capture headlines elsewhere, thousands of innocent believers are being systematically hunted, slaughtered, and erased. In Nigeria, entire villages are reduced to ashes overnight. Children and families are dragged into the shadows, held hostage, their cries swallowed by an indifferent world.
Where is the outrage? Where are the trending tags for them?
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo stood in the public square, raised his voice against the slaughter of his people, and days later walked back into the graveyard to bury his own church members and family. That is the reality of the persecuted church right now: preach on Sunday, bury your flock by Tuesday.
They have faced the blade, but they will not surrender their faith. Do not let their blood be spilled in total obscurity.
Break the silence. Share this. Stand in the gap and intercede with God for Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo and the broken, unyielding church of Nigeria. 🙏💔🕊️
#PersecutedChurch #PrayForNigeria #NigeriaMassacre #StandWithBelievers #RevEzekielDachomo #SilentGenocide #FaithUnderFire
Brighteye retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: The White House just told middle-class Americans exactly where their paychecks have been going, and it's infuriating.
From the podium: "If you're a middle class taxpayer in this country, before President Trump came along, you spent half your working life paying for fraudsters and scammers."
Think about that. You paid every parking ticket and did everything the right way. Meanwhile, fake day cares billed for kids who didn't exist, and the crooks bought Mercedes, BMWs and mansions on your dime.
The administration says it's already recovered a quarter of a trillion dollars and is aiming for a trillion.
The looting is over. Time to take it all back.
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You can’t see his face.
Briton Rivière painted Daniel with his back to you. Barefoot. Hands bound behind him. Standing at the bottom of a pit, in the dim light that falls from the opening above.
And the lions are facing you.
That’s the trick of the painting. You’re not watching Daniel. You’re standing where Daniel stands. Every lion in that den is looking in your direction. Some curious. Some restless. One rising. Bones on the floor from the last men who came down here.
Rivière studied lions for hours at the London Zoo to get this right. The weight of the shoulders. The way a big cat watches before it moves. He wanted you to feel exactly how close they are.
And Daniel’s hands are tied.
He can’t fight. He can’t climb. He can’t even shield his face.
So how did he survive?
Not in the den. Go back a few verses.
Daniel 6:10. Now when Daniel knew that the writing was signed, he went into his house; and his windows being open in his chamber toward Jerusalem, he kneeled upon his knees three times a day, and prayed, and gave thanks before his God, as he did aforetime.
As he did aforetime.
The king had just signed a law: anyone who prays to any god but the king for thirty days goes to the lions. Daniel heard about it. Went home. Opened the window. And prayed exactly the way he’d prayed the day before.
He didn’t start praying because of the lions. He didn’t stop praying because of them either. He didn’t even close the window.
Now here’s what almost nobody notices.
Daniel was taken to Babylon as a young man, in the third year of Jehoiakim. Daniel 1:1. That’s around 605 BC.
The lions’ den happens under Darius the Mede, after Babylon falls. Around 539 BC.
Do the math. Sixty-six years.
Every children’s Bible draws Daniel as a strong young man. He wasn’t. He was an old man, probably past eighty. Sixty-some years of praying three times a day toward a city he’d never see again. A temple that had been burned to the ground.
That’s roughly seventy thousand prayers before the den.
The hands in this painting are bound. But those hands had been folded every morning, noon, and evening for sixty-six years. The battle wasn’t won in the pit. It was won at the window.
Look at how his enemies built the trap.
Daniel 6:4. They sought to find occasion against Daniel concerning the kingdom; but they could find no occasion nor fault.
Verse 5. We shall not find any occasion against this Daniel, except we find it against him concerning the law of his God.
They audited his whole life and came up empty. The only crime they could find was his faithfulness. So they made it illegal.
Now watch what happens next. It should sound familiar.
Daniel 6:17. And a stone was brought, and laid upon the mouth of the den, and the king sealed it with his own signet.
A stone over the opening. Sealed by the authority of the empire.
The king can’t sleep. He doesn’t eat. And then
Daniel 6:19. Then the king arose very early in the morning, and went in haste unto the den of lions.
Very early in the morning. In a hurry. To a sealed stone.
Six hundred years later, Matthew 27:66. They made the sepulchre sure, sealing the stone, and setting a watch.
And then very early in the morning, someone came hurrying to that stone too.
Daniel was a preview. A righteous man condemned by a law rigged against him, his only crime faithfulness to God, sealed under a stone overnight, and in the morning, he came up alive.
Daniel 6:23. So Daniel was taken up out of the den, and no manner of hurt was found upon him, because he believed in his God.
Hebrews 11 lists him among the faithful. Who through faith... stopped the mouths of lions.
Now look at the painting one more time. Look at what Rivière didn’t paint.
No angel. No light shining down. No miracle on display.
Just an old man with his hands tied, facing everything that wants to eat him, standing still.
That’s the part of the story most of us live in. Not the rescue. The night.
Now you.
The lions are real. 1 Peter 5:8. Your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.
Some of you are in the den right now. Hands tied. You can’t fix it. You can’t fight it. You can’t climb out. The diagnosis, the lawsuit, the layoff, the thing someone said about you that isn’t true. They found nothing else against you, so they found something.
And you’re standing in the dark with your back to everyone, waiting.
Here’s what Daniel knew.
You don’t build faith in the den. You build it at the window. Every ordinary morning you prayed when nothing was wrong, every boring evening you gave thanks when you didn’t feel like it that’s what holds you up when the lions are close enough to smell.
If you haven’t built it yet, start tonight. Not when the law is signed. Now.
And if you’re already in the pit
the stone is not the end of the story. Someone is coming very early in the morning.
He’s done it before.
Open the window.
Amen!
When I was Muslim, I never noticed what the Quran DOESN'T have.
Namely, exact dates, exact places or exact titles or names you can check.
Bro, when you read the Quran’s stories there is literally zero chronology, almost no geography, kings called only “Pharaoh,” events floating in no particular year. It is incredibly vague.
You cannot get answers to questions like: Where did the story happen? When? Under whom? The text doesn’t say. You can’t check it, which conveniently means you can’t check it.
Now, contrast that to the Bible, read the opening of Luke 3:
“In the FIFTEENTH YEAR of the reign of TIBERIUS CAESAR — PONTIUS PILATE being governor of JUDEA, HEROD being tetrarch of GALILEE, his brother PHILIP tetrarch of ITUREA and TRACHONITIS, and LYSANIAS tetrarch of ABILENE, during the high priesthood of ANNAS and CAIAPHAS…”
SEVEN historical anchors in one sentence.
An emperor, a governor, three rulers with their exact territories, two high priests.
And people HAVE checked — for centuries, often trying to break it. Skeptics mocked Luke’s “Lysanias of Abilene” as an error…
UNTIL an inscription naming Lysanias the tetrarch of Abilene turned up.
Pilate was called legend by some… until the Pilate Stone was dug up at Caesarea in 1961 with his name and title carved in it.
Luke 1:3-4 tells you why: “Having followed all things closely… that you may have CERTAINTY.”
Certainty. That’s the offer of the Bible.
The Quran floats above history where nothing can touch it.
The Bible planted its flag in checkable ground and said: dig.
I dug. It’s still standing.
Praise the Lord and His mighty God-Breathed scripture.
Brighteye retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump just put a bounty on fraud, and every American can cash in.
He announced the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program today. You report fraud at fraud.gov, and if it's real, you get paid. Trump's words: "If you find a billion dollars, we are giving a commission to that person of 1%."
Find 10 billion, and that's 100 million in your pocket.
California's answer was reportedly a law to shut down Nick Shirley. Trump's answer is to deputize the whole country.
The fraudsters spent years robbing us blind. Now 330 million Americans are watching, and every one of them has a reason to turn them in.
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“Don’t smash it up, she’s a sister!”
This shop manager protecting her business is spared by the thugs out of Muslim solidarity.
Still absolutely no connection to immigration.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics was just SLAMMED with a federal RICO lawsuit for running a vaccine racketeering enterprise.
America's most influential pediatric vaccine organization illegally deceived parents for DECADES into giving their children large batteries of untested vaccines.
The AAP takes in cash from Merck, Pfizer, and Moderna to issue FRAUDULENT vaccine recommendations for MAXIMUM profit, despite ZERO safety data on injecting 72 vaccine doses by age 18.
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🚨 BREAKING. Scott Bessent just announced the Internal Revenue Service is launching MASSIVE AUDITS of financial institutions that facilitated the laundering of Minnesota funds.
Read that again.
Banks. MSBs. Financial middlemen.
Anyone who helped move dirty money is about to get TORCHED.
For once, the IRS is being deployed FOR AMERICANS FIRST — not against working families.
Follow the money.
Audit everything.
Prosecute whoever broke the law.
Thank you, Sec. Bessent. 🇺🇸
Do you firmly support Scott on this?
This is Islam. This is Sharia Law.
This is America if it doesn't get stopped at the ballot box.
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Vile. Gleefully celebrating murder.
NEW BORN INFANTS CAN BE TERMINATED (INFANTICIDE) AFTER A LIVE BIRTH IN MINNESOTA
MN Governor Tim Walz signing to REPEAL the Minnesota “Born Alive Infants Protection Act.”
Now a botched abortion (an infant born alive after a botched abortion) or a healthy new born infant, Can Now Be LEGALLY TERMINATED after a live birth. This is defined as INFANTICIDE. Keeping the new born drugged until it's death is been labled as " COMFORT CARE"
Look how elated the women around Waltz are behaving…
Proof that Democrats don't care about the American people. Now what will the RINOs in the Senate do with it?
🚨 BREAKING: The US House has just PASSED a bill that FORCES states -- including Minnesota and California -- to hand over ANY AND ALL information demanded by the Attorney General to investigate FRAUD against federal programs
Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, unemployment insurance, various COVID-era funds, broadband grants, disaster assistance, and more are ALL included.
Newsom is NOT going to be happy 🤣
Expose it ALL! 🔥
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Je partage :
Quand certains musulmans en Occident accusent nos sociétés de “manquer de tolérance”, il est parfois utile de rappeler l’histoire concrète — pas celle des slogans, mais celle des faits.
Ce tableau, daté de 1595 et conservé au Musée national de Serbie, représente une scène bien réelle de la domination ottomane dans les Balkans : l’évêque orthodoxe serbe Teodor de Vršac y est écorché vif, encore conscient, par des soldats ottomans, pour avoir refusé de renoncer à sa foi chrétienne.
Il ne s’agissait pas d’un acte isolé ni d’un excès ponctuel.
Les sources historiques montrent que, dans l’Empire ottoman, les chrétiens qui refusaient la conversion à l’islam pouvaient être soumis à des supplices
Extrêmes et exemplaires :
— écorchement à vif
— empalement
— décapitation
— bûcher
— démembrement lent
— sciage en deux
L’objectif était clair : terroriser, forcer des conversions, ou éliminer les récalcitrants.
Les musulmans de Bosnie et du Kosovo aujourd’hui sont, pour une large part, les descendants de Serbes, de Croates et d’autres chrétiens slaves convertis au fil des siècles.
Leurs ancêtres ont été confrontés à l’épée, au fouet, à l’esclavage, aux viols, aux mariages forcés, à l’enlèvement d’enfants par le système du devshirmé — qui arrachait des garçons chrétiens à leurs familles pour en faire des janissaires — ou précisément à ce type de torture, jusqu’à ce qu’ils se convertissent pour survivre ou qu’ils soient mis à mort.
Ce n’est pas une « diffusion pacifique de la religion ».
C’est une conquête par la violence, une conversion sous la terreur, un effacement culturel et religieux systématique.
Rappeler ces faits n’est pas de l’intolérance envers les musulmans d’aujourd’hui.
C’est refuser l’amnésie historique et la leçon de morale à sens unique.
Les sociétés occidentales actuelles permettent à l’islam d’être pratiqué librement.
Ce tableau rappelle que, dans l’histoire, la réciproque n’a pas toujours été vraie.
Le tableau ne ment pas.
La scène qu’il représente ne ment pas.
L’histoire ne ment pas.
