(Gwendolyn Sims = PJ Media) Tomorrow will be better as long as America keeps alive the ideals of freedom and a better life. —Walt Disney
A former Disney animator is “tired of watching [our] country go down the drain” and he’s doing something creative about it. Known on social media as PolitiZoid, the Los Angeles animator believes “it’s time to do something” to push back against the left, so he and his team have created several fantastically animated and very politically astute videos. Continue reading
Excerpted from “Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide.” New York Post columnist Miranda Devine tells the tale. “The Biden grift story is full of evil, and no matter how many times the press tries to kill it, it keeps coming back to life.” – Stephen Green
(Gwyndolyn Sims – PJ Media) As if we needed more proof that indeed nothing is sacred these days, Newsweek 
An amoral media and Left, so far, have kept an inconvenient Waukesha “car crash” out of the mainstream news—reversing their wild sensational obsessions with Kenosha. After all, in their unhinged racialized worldview, the demonization of a 17-year-old white male, who shot three other white males, still could be squeezed for racial juice, given the larger contextual landscape of a riot over a police wounding of an African-American male. 
“In parts of the jail, water ‘had been shut off for days’ as punishment, creating an ‘overpowering’ stench from ‘standing human sewage’ in the toilets of many cells, Ruffin wrote. ‘Hot meals’ were ‘served cold and congealed’; some inmates had ‘observable injuries’ for which no documentation was available.”
“You can’t make up your own mind about any issue. If you’re going to be a woke person on the left, you have to be 100% on board on every issue. You have to be anti-Israel. You have to be basically anti-white.”
“The Vaccine Mandate causes grave danger to vulnerable persons whom Medicare and Medicaid were designed to protect—the poor, sick, and elderly—by forcing the termination of millions of ‘healthcare heroes,’” the lawsuit claims.
President Trump turned to me on his right, smiling wryly but with a genuinely puzzled look on his face. “Is Redfield political or just stupid?” he asked, subtly shaking his head. I looked right back at the president and hesitated. The answer was obvious to both of us.
[The article] implies that Kyle Rittenhouse is, like Dylan Roof, a White supremacist who acted maliciously to perpetuate a system of injustice against Black people.
“Please understand that when you hear only one opinion, and that opinion is designed to make you afraid, there is a good chance that your fears are irrational.”
“Democrats often complain about money in politics, but they are the worst offenders. Some of the richest men and the wealthiest zip codes buy up elections for them across the country. And they seem uninterested whether the billionaires buying them even have American citizenship.”
When we see people leave these types of cults, there is often great grief and regret. They regret that they were duped by such deception, and when they finally see the Truth, they grieve about allowing themselves to having been under decades of bondage. Sadly they were ‘addicted’ to a wrong belief system where they experienced ‘drug-like’ moments, with sensationalised ideals and the beautiful false concept of a utopian community. They were never aware they were taking ‘gateway verses’.
The link didn’t go to this important article the first time around.
“Adverse events could be happening far more frequently than what we are being told by the corporate media who don’t even report VAERS’s current data. What if these adverse events are 10 or even 100 times more common than VAERS reports?” 
(Reformation Charlotte) The editors of this publication are no fans of Patricia King, Michael Brown, or the charismatic New Apostolic Reformation movement as a whole. These aberrant movements serve only to undermine the gospel, detract from the authority of God’s word, and, in many cases, those leaders in the movement tend to end their ministries through some type of abject moral failure as history has shown. 
“Facebook determined that the only speech allowed on its platform was to declare Rittenhouse’s guilt, not his innocence. Perhaps prompted by Facebook’s actions or merely in spite of them, PayPal cut off affiliation with fundraising efforts for Rittenhouse, and so did GoFundMe.”
(Alisa Childers – Servants of Grace) When my daughter was young, I would make quinoa, oatmeal, and flax seed “waffles,” and she loved them. It wasn’t until we were visiting family in California that she experienced the hotel breakfast bar and loudly exclaimed, “Mom, these waffles are so much BETTER THAN YOURS.” The jig was up. The dry and grainy imposter waffles would no longer be tolerated. Now she had tasted the real thing and would never again be fooled by a counterfeit. 
You can blame Leftist propagandists or your laziness if you believed that Rittenhouse’s assailants were black, or that his gun was illegal, or that he brought it “across state lines,” or that he was a “chaos tourist” and a “vigilante.”
(David Harsanyi – PJ Media) Axios says there’s a “reckoning” in the media over coverage of the Steele dossier after the partisan oppo document’s primary source was charged with lying to the FBI. “It’s one of the most egregious journalistic errors in modern history,” writes Sara Fischer, “and the media’s response to its own mistakes has so far been tepid.”
[The] neopagan practice involves shamanistic states of trance induced by dancing, chanting, percussion, meditation, and the manipulation of other ritual tools such as power bundles, crystals, wands, feathers, and knives.” Virtually all of these neopagan practices can be found on #WitchTok.
(Reformation Charlotte) Over the last several years, David Platt has taken a sharp turn away from biblical fidelity and has completely and totally embraced the social justice movement. In fact, the church he pastors is in the 
“The surest way for an evangelical to gain a slot in the New York Times is to write an article condemning fellow evangelicals. One need not doubt that these authors believe themselves to be on the side of the angels. One should have no doubt that those platforming them are using them to make evangelicals look ignorant, mean-spirited, and dangerous.”
“The article is outright slanderous, everybody knows this, yet, The Gospel Coalition as of today refuses to pull the article.”