IT Security; Jesus follower; Racism, Abuse ≠ fruit of the Spirit; left evangelicalism & complementarianism, bringin’ receipts
Joined April 2010
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9 Mar 2023
As I journey away from my conservative, Reformed world and study for myself, I find it shocking how much of the theology ends up with gaining and preserving power. 😰
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Jun 14
Gotta acquire the moderates as well….
More UFO idiocy from the Thieliverse. Ross Douthat is part of that orbit. A very large part of the UFO chatter is coming from Thiel’s network.
arc-conference.com/arc26-spe…
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Peter Thiel moved to Argentina just before his Founder’s Fund made $50 billion from the SpaceX IPO.
A few hours before the Access Hollywood tape and the Russian-hacked Podesta emails came out, Thiel met with Jeffrey Epstein and the Russian UN ambassador.
We have been robbed.
As a reminder, almost 11 years ago, Jeffrey Epstein took this picture of the world’s first trillionaire.
We need a revolution against the treachery of elites.
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Jun 13
The smallest, richest group in history is now in power.
One of the striking features of the Epstein files is not a single relationship (Jewish, Russian, CIA) but a pattern: Epstein repeatedly surfaces around billionaires, tech executives, royalty, and political power brokers.
The degree of overlap is impossible to dismiss as mere coincidence.
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Jun 11
Yes. We have spent generations optimizing for growth, efficiency, profit, and consumption while neglecting the very things that make life worth living.
Any meaningful reset begins with different questions.
Not: How much more can we accumulate?
But: What should never be sacrificed?
Not: What is profitable?
But: What is worth protecting?
Not: What can be owned?
But: What belongs to all of us?
For most of human history, people understood that some things existed beyond markets and transactions. Children. Water. Community. Trust. Truth. The natural world. The future itself. These were not commodities to be exploited but responsibilities to be stewarded.
Perhaps the work before us is not building something entirely new, but remembering what we once knew: that some things are sacred, and a healthy society is measured by how well it protects them and its own citizens.
Jun 10
This. This. And more this. A complete reset of your internal hard drive and viewing the evidence with an objective blank slate is the only path forward.
P.S. while painful, it will make the past and present make sense and provide a foundation for focused efforts!
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Jun 9
This is how America actually works.
They want you in a religion that they control as well.
Jun 9
The billionaire class wants you fighting immigrants, teachers, trans kids, students, and your neighbors so you never look upward.
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Character growth is reflected in our ability to stay regulated when confronted with hard truths about ourselves. Rather than reacting with shame, defensiveness, appeasement, rationalization, or minimization, we can remain connected—to ourselves, to others, and to reality.
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Jun 5
When a church leader accuses another of breaking their non-compete agreement, you are looking at big red flags.
Mark Driscoll’s church..
Threat of a church split has Mark Driscoll telling his Arizona church that their "Real Men" minister is a wolf
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Jun 3
John Birch Society and Goldwater followers are overtaking the world.
6/HRF/OFF exploits the work of legitimate activists who have fought for human dignity often under brutal repression. Many don’t know they are bolstering an organization whose agenda is largely indistinguishable from the John Birch Society, or Goldwater ‘64. It’s a sham.
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Jun 3
RT @davetroy: 1/Not sure who needs to hear it but the Oslo Freedom Forum and its parent org Human Rights Foundation is a hive of antidemocr…
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Jun 2
Do you get it yet?
All the billionaires have private islands, compounds, bunkers and escape plans.
Do you really think they intend to stay here and live with the consequences of the policies they are supporting for another country?
Do you think they’ll be the ones struggling with medical bills, inflation, or sending their children off to war?
The people with the most power have the easiest exits once America is entirely gutted.
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Who could have predicted this? Such a rare unknown about how dangerous it is to mess with the Middle East for literally no true reason, without a plan and without stocking up on oil first. x.com/mollyploofkins/status/…
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Trump in 2008: Anyone who invades the Middle East under false pretenses should be impeached.
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May 31
Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre told a story in her memoir that has stayed with me. 🧵
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May 31
The Epstein files contain evidence of what appears to be the longest running and most horrific intelligence scandal in history.
Many want to point to a specific country or religion. But Epstein’s network crossed borders, religions, political parties, universities, corporations, and financial institutions.
Whatever label history ultimately applies to it, Epstein’s network is elite, appears to have spanned at least four presidential administrations and is undeniably transnational.
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May 31
The real pandemic is child trafficking
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May 30
People will get angry once they realize how much public money, public institutions, and taxpayer-funded research intersected with people connected to Epstein’s world.
You are correct. The story was never just about one man. It was about the networks around him, who benefited, and who looked the other way. Survivors have been saying this for decades.
People won’t take the time. They think things like it’s only about who was on the plane or the island and it’s obviously far, far more involved.
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May 30
I understand why it can feel this way, but I’d caution against the idea that “it’s always been this way” or this is one cult of evil.
That line of thinking can make people believe a solvable problem is inevitable. The status quo often survives because people are convinced it cannot be changed, not because it actually can’t be. History is full of systems that looked permanent until they weren’t.
May 30
It will never be safe, unfortunately. This cult has been going on for thousands and thousands of years, going back to Sumeria and maybe even before that. moloch, ba'al, yahweh...all ancient warlords that have governed the world since forever... 🥴🥴
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May 28
Can we ask @wademullen to sell wall posters of this?
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May 28
Ever brought forward a concern or disclosure only to be met with statements like:
- Talking about this to others is gossip
- Bringing this up is causing division
- You need to search your own heart first
- That's just your trauma talking
- Forgive and forget
- No one is perfect / We all make mistakes
- Suffering produces holiness
- Don't be driven by fear
- Love covers a multitude of sins
Author and GRACE Executive Editor Wade Mullen defines these reality-bending phrases as those that "make what is dangerous appear holy, what is protective appear sinful, and what is abusive appear loving. These phrases do not simply end thought, but reshape the playing field and the rules of engagement in which dialogue occurs."
If you've ever experienced the use of one of these phrases, we encourage you to check out Wade's full article on "The Wheel of Reality Bending Phrases" over on his personal substack at wademullen.substack.com/p/th…
#Spiritualabuse #spiritualharm #GRACE #churchharm #wademullen
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May 28
Calling out church harm is holding a mirror up to everyone in the church.
You can get comfortable and defend the system (or be silent)..
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Work to change it.
May 27
Calling out church abuse isn't hatred of the church. It's wanting the church to be free from abuse and full of love.
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May 27
Calling out church abuse isn't hatred of the church. It's wanting the church to be free from abuse and full of love.
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