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‼️ WE ARE ABOUT TO WITNESS THE BIGGEST STRESS TEST OF THIS DECADE FOR THE SYSTEMS THAT KEEP THE MODERN WORLD RUNNING
The Pentagon is quietly preparing every major US military base to run 90 days with no outside power, water, fuel or communications.
The State Department has ordered non-emergency US staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia after Houthi missile and drone attacks on its airports.
Japan will ask every single citizen to store food, water and portable toilets for at least 3 days, a full week if they can. Britain already told families to keep cash at home in case cards and ATMs go down.
$260,000,000,000 vanished from the US stock market in just 10 minutes.
The Houthis have warned every airline, crew and traveler to stay away from Riyadh's main airport, calling it a "military target". One strike there already killed 13 people and injured more than 300.
US government staff now need special permission to use ANY airport in Saudi Arabia. No permission, no flight.
The moment the grid goes down, everything plugged into it goes down with it: water pumps, fuel stations, card payments, phone networks. The system doesn't slow down. It stops.
Abigail Bradshaw, head of Australia's signals intelligence agency, just told a whole country to get ready for basic online services to go down without warning, as her agency calls the AI cyber threat "unprecedented". The warning now spreading: the next big AI cyber attack could make Covid look like a minor disturbance.
Pentagon chief spokesman Sean Parnell said: "Power is combat now. Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines, and just basic military command structures."
Every one of these warnings landed inside the same 7 days.
And the Pentagon still hasn't said who it is getting ready for.
No one is gonna post truth like i do so make sure to follow me.
It’s 64° outside and these neighbors are burning their fireplace!!
My windows are open and I’m trying to pull the cool air inside!
Is this the usual fear-mongering or worthy? Anyone?
🚨 5 countries. 6 warnings. 1 week..
🇯🇵 Japan — on November 2, the day its new Disaster Management Agency opens, the government asks ALL citizens to store food, water and toilet supplies for at least 3 days.. a full week if they can.. the reason is big earthquakes..
🇬🇧 UK — the new "Be Ready" campaign tells families to keep 3 days of water, canned food, cash and a radio.. the radios are now SOLD OUT..
🇺🇸 US — the Pentagon wants its bases on US soil to run at least 90 days with no outside supply.. their own power, water, fuel and comms.. the plan is called FORTRESS.. its spokesman says "Power is combat now"..
🇬🇧 UK again — the head of the British Army, General Sir Roly Walker, stood in front of his soldiers at Catterick and told them "our nation is going to need you"..
🇩🇪 Germany — every 18-year-old man gets a military service questionnaire.. skip it and the fine is up to €250.. the first fines have started..
🇳🇴 Norway — a government press release, titled in plain words.. "3 things you must do to prepare for crisis and war".. and this is its Self-Preparedness Week..
and here's the part that should worry you..
one by one, each of these looks like normal news.. put them in one list and it feels very different..
all of it while the US and Iran are still on edge..
and the one that asks a whole country to stock up hasn't even started yet..
Follow me.. on November 2, open it again and see if the list got longer..
Diana retweeted
Today on a long drive I worked through a four-part series on the life and martyrdom of William Tyndale. The more I listened, the heavier it got.
Tyndale was hunted, exiled, and betrayed for the “crime” of translating the Bible into English so ordinary people could read it. He was eventually strangled and burned at the stake in 1536. His dying prayer was, “Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.” He never lived to see the English Bible widely available. Yet his work shaped the language of the King James Bible and countless translations that followed.
A few hours later we pulled into a Pilot station. I’ve seen the Bible racks in those stores a hundred times, but after hearing what Tyndale endured, it stopped me cold. There, in a truck stop in America, sat copies of the Word of God that anyone could buy for a few dollars. No stake. No exile. No threat of death. Just a shelf by the coffee and the donuts.
We are still living off the blood and courage of that man. The same Book he died to give us is so common in our culture that it can sit unnoticed next to the jerky and the sunglasses. That should not go unnoticed.
Do not treat lightly what others paid for with their lives. Open it. Read it. Obey it. And do not let the ease of access breed indifference. The English Bible is not an accident of history. It is the fruit of a martyr’s obedience. Honor it.
All this AI fakery…. I think I’m going to take a social media break for a little while. I don’t know for how long.
Diana retweeted
Please keep a family member of mine in prayer who needs to have a brain scan to rule out a tumor.
Thank you.
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The United States of America has collapsed. Rival grocery store chains have taken over. Who are you pledging your allegiance to?
Anyone else struggle with 1 Cor 7 ?? Paul’s “opinion”.
How much of Paul’s letters are “opinion?” My brow is certainly furrowed this morning.
Courson - “Again… Paul offering his personal opinion quite freely… opinions are okay as long as people understand the difference between our personal persuasion and the Word of God.”
Courson’s was the only commentary I found (in a brief search) that addressed 1 Cor. 7:12
Not a command from the Lord, but just good practice. If what he’s saying is not a command from the Lord…. It’s his opinion that it’s good practice. Is it still good practice? Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever - but is it for Paul’s opinion - or for His commands? Certainly for Jesus’ commands they are eternal.
Where are my theologians and pastors at? What do y’all think?
Watch your young kids getting the mail as a “chore.”
Yep. Instantly over the edge enraged here.
Alllllll the army words.
