10(ish) links #2
some stuff from the interwebs
Another 10(ish) links of things from around the internet. Lots of videos this time!
Sharing links doesn’t mean I 100% agree with them.
This address from Archbishop Viganò is worth a read. Two interesting quotes from him: “There can be no neutrality, because when there is a clash between two armies, those who choose not to fight are also making a choice that affects the outcome of the battle” and “…remember that the Lord, who has said of Himself, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life,” has already defeated Satan, and what remains of the battle serves only to give us the opportunity to make the right choice, to choose to do those actions which place us under the banner of Christ, on the side of Good.”
“Do you choose to be a victim or a warrior?” -Dr. Robert Malone
This post from Steve Kirsch about his flip from blue pill to red pill.
“We Have Lost Christendom, But a Bold Christianity Can Thrive in a Secular Culture” from Dinesh D’Souza.
I don’t know that I agree with the title “Here’s Why The Separation Of Church And State Is An Achievement Of Christianity,” but Dinesh D’Souza shares some really interesting points.
The part in this video with Allie Beth Stuckey about why politics matter particularly got my attention.
Another interesting video with Allie Beth Stuckey.
This segment with Roseanne Barr and Tucker Carlson. (There is a little language.) I haven’t closely followed her, but I know leftists got their noses out of joint and cancelled her.
Kari Lake’s response. Like I said on Gettr, she’s gutsy and I’m here for it.
LOVING this idea of yellow ribbons for our J6ers! (and this song! - YouTube link…sorry. 😕)