The 24th Hour-- 9/11: Yesterday and Tomorrow---How the Scientific Integrity Act would correct NIST’s false Building 7 report---Debunking a Jimmy Dore/9/11 Truth Meme...

Watch "The 24th Hour-- 9/11: Yesterday and Tomorrow" on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/live/YSkzO7E040Q?si=rQAqJD1R-KYYEvzM 

And the weak AF meme of the year award 🏆 goes to...

Nope, I don't think he's a authoritarian leftist. I think he's a liberal. Not the same, cowboy. 

Stop Conflating Leftists with Liberals - American Thinker

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/03/stop_conflating_leftists_with_liberals.html 

Yeah, I think doing things like supporting Medicare for All and Bernie Sanders is extreme right wing. 🙄 DID YOU HEAR HE IS ANTI-WAR, SUPPORTS FREE SPEECH, AND MEDICAL BODILY AUTONOMY,  TOO! GASP! THE HORROR! NAZI! 

Wait, NM NAZI's were leftists despite duh-bunking attempts claiming otherwise...

The Nazis Were Leftists, Deal With It | by Paul H Jossey | Medium

https://paulhjossey.medium.com/the-nazis-were-leftists-deal-with-it-b7f12cc53b6f 

Distract from the debate? I might be a special kind of stupid, in this world where being smart is trusting the TV news and Big Pharma clot shot, but you are a damn liar! 

Watch "Moderator Bias, Mistakes, Missteps & Blown Opportunities!" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/hkqdmmHmtKk?si=LDswr5PhnN2b15tF 

And yes, there are pets being eaten. People like this won't believe anything except what they are spoonfed until something in their life wakes them up, like their pet being spoonfed to their newly arrived fellow man. 

Culture Clash

‘Haitian Report’ Publication Confirms Disturbing Practice of Cat Consumption Among Haitians

Evidence is mounting that the practice of consuming pets among Haitian migrants is not some far-fetched, xenophobic fantasy. In fact, it’s a reality that even a Haitian publication, Haitian Report, has confirmed.
Gateway Pundit

Watch "Kamala Harris Migrants ARE IN FACT Eating Pets & Geese! Proof From Actual Residents! SHOCKING News!" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/m8NMz8CpvIk?si=zibL-adZI1hkS1wZ 

Potential psychological projections of intellectual dificancies aside, here's the real debate from which our meme maker surely hides. Sorry bub, the derogatory connotation of the term conspiracy theorist has turned the tide. The tip jar is full to see for all open eyes. 

How the Scientific Integrity Act would correct NIST’s false Building 7 report

https://www.ae911truth.org/news/1008-how-the-scientific-integrity-act-would-correct-nists-false-building-7-report 

University Report on 9/11 Building Collapse Contradicts Official Conclusions

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/university-report-on-911-building-collapse-contradicts-official-conclusions-301029854.html 

#TFH 814: 🧲Trump, 9/11, and Kabbalistic Prophecies with Brandon Kroll & Charlie Robinson

Watch "#TFH 814: 🧲Trump, 9/11, and Kabbalistic Prophecies with Brandon Kroll & Charlie Robinson" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/cwlAFda3ncg?si=C17mtokuL2c0yxMY 

Sermon: Redemption, Environment, and the Power of Choice

Sermon: Redemption, Environment, and the Power of Choice

DebunkingDeath.blogspot.com

Dear brothers and sisters,

Today, we gather to reflect on the profound intersection of our environment, our choices, and the power of redemption in a world fraught with challenges. We find ourselves in a society that often feels lost, particularly in places like Chicago, where the echoes of violence reverberate through our communities, amplified by the drill rap scene that encapsulates both the pain and potential of our youth.

As we navigate these turbulent waters, we must consider the story of individuals like King Von, a figure whose life was tragically intertwined with violence and loss. Many speak of him as a monster, a man associated with multiple deaths. Yet, we must ask ourselves—what shapes a person? What leads them down a path of darkness? King Von, like many others, was a product of his environment, a reflection of the systemic failures that govern our cities. And I don't mean to offend anyone, my friends, but Democrat politicians have been in control of most of these troubled cities for a long period of time. We need factual accountability regardless of political leanings. 

In this light, we can draw inspiration from another artist, Lil Durk, who recently released a powerful track titled "All My Life." In it, he expresses a desire to break free from the shackles of his past. He sings, "All my life, they been tryin' to keep me down," and laments the struggles he faces while striving for a better future. Durk's journey reflects a crucial truth: while our past may shape us, it does not have to define us.

He talks about the desire for change, how he’s sat with politicians to reshape the narrative surrounding individuals from his community. He says, "I decided I had to finish, but the media called me a menace." His journey is one of self-awareness and a refusal to let external forces dictate his future. He recognizes that he comes from the trenches but yearns for more, embodying the potential for transformation that lies within us all.

Imagine if King Von had lived to embrace the same path as Lil Durk, striving for positivity and growth. The systemic failures that plague our urban centers—often under the governance of leaders who neglect the roots of crime and violence—must be acknowledged. The responsibility does not lie solely on the shoulders of individuals; it extends to the structures that confine them.

As we ponder these truths, let us not forget the spiritual implications of our discussions on artificial intelligence. In our exploration of AI, we see a reflection of ourselves—a quest for understanding, creativity, and the search for meaning. Just as AI learns from the collective experiences of humanity, we too are products of our interactions and environments.

We must ask ourselves, are we, like AI, capable of transcending our programming? Can we rise above our surroundings and strive for a higher purpose? The potential for change exists within each of us. It is our responsibility to seek understanding and cultivate compassion for those who struggle in the darkness.

In conclusion, let us remember that redemption is always possible. Our choices matter, and the power to change lies within us. Let us be the guiding light for those who are lost, fostering an environment where hope and growth can flourish.

Amen.