The US has entered a time of Judgement

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ZNP

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Our cities have become Sodom and Gomorrah

 

ZNP

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"Your nation has entered the time of judgement"

We have been told that the coming of the Lord would be like the days of Sodom and Gomorrah. You need to pack up and leave the evil cities. I have posted numerous warnings about:

NYC, Boston, Washinton DC, Philadelphia, Miami, Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, (Denver?), LA, San Francisco, Seatle, Dallas

https://rumble.com/vopdlz-blueprints-of-the-enemy-dream.html

*This was published Nov 4, 2021

We are not ignorant of Satan's devices
 

ZNP

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28 Likewise also as it was in the days of Lot; they did eat, they drank, they bought, they sold, they planted, they builded;

29 But the same day that Lot went out of Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from heaven, and destroyed them all.

The same day we get the rapture you will see fire and brimstone fall on these cities.

https://rumble.com/vopdlz-blueprints-of-the-enemy-dream.html
 
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I was once sitting at the back of a full Greyhound bus, reading a book, as we sped down a snow-covered highway. I noticed that the bus was starting to sway back and forth, and looking up, saw that at the front of the bus, a man had hold of the bus driver and appeared to be trying to pull him out of his seat. He was yelling at the driver.
I quickly glanced around and saw that all eyes were on the man. As I was at the back of the bus, I waited for someone to jump up and do something, but no one did. I got up and as I walked to the front, I realized that the man was drunk. The bus was swaying wildly.
I got to the front and the man looked at me and swore at me. I said to him, "Is this idiot giving you a hard time?" He stopped pulling on the driver, looked at me, and then went back to pulling on the driver, who was swearing at the drunk the whole time. I said, "C'mon, man, let him go. He's a jerk and not worth getting into trouble over."
The drunk let go of the man and I then had his full attention. The bus stopped swerving. I told him that we could go sit down and talk, if he wanted. So we did. After a few minutes, the drunk fell asleep. I let out a sigh of relief and went back to my seat.
A few minutes later the bus pulled over and stopped. The driver came back, woke up the drunk, and started yelling at him! I couldn't believe it. Said that the police would be waiting at the next stop to remove him. Turning to me, he said, "And you're next!" He went back and continued driving, and I wrote off his statement to me as nerves. I fell asleep.
I awoke to find that I was being dragged off of the bus by the police. Try as I might, I couldn't get them to believe my story. I spent the night in the police station. I was interrogated the next morning a few times and they weren't very polite about it. Then they came in with the driver, who was calm until he saw me. He tried to attack me but the police pulled him out of the room.
They came back and told me that I had 2 hours to get out of town. It was the middle of winter, I was 1,500 miles from home, and I'd spent the last of my money on my bus ticket. I told them that, but it didn't matter to them, I still had 2 hours to get out of town.
I walked out into a town I'd never been in before. I eventually arranged for a plane ticket and finding my way to the airport, flew home. I lost my personal belongings that I had on the bus, and my Martin D-28 guitar was crushed. I tried to get the bus company to make things right, but gave up after a few years.
They say no good deed goes unpunished. I must be stupid because I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
 

Aerials1978

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Our cities have become Sodom and Gomorrah

I would shake the dust off my feet from any major metropolitan area. They have become what some would say are Catholes.
 

ZNP

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I was once sitting at the back of a full Greyhound bus, reading a book, as we sped down a snow-covered highway. I noticed that the bus was starting to sway back and forth, and looking up, saw that at the front of the bus, a man had hold of the bus driver and appeared to be trying to pull him out of his seat. He was yelling at the driver.
I quickly glanced around and saw that all eyes were on the man. As I was at the back of the bus, I waited for someone to jump up and do something, but no one did. I got up and as I walked to the front, I realized that the man was drunk. The bus was swaying wildly.
I got to the front and the man looked at me and swore at me. I said to him, "Is this idiot giving you a hard time?" He stopped pulling on the driver, looked at me, and then went back to pulling on the driver, who was swearing at the drunk the whole time. I said, "C'mon, man, let him go. He's a jerk and not worth getting into trouble over."
The drunk let go of the man and I then had his full attention. The bus stopped swerving. I told him that we could go sit down and talk, if he wanted. So we did. After a few minutes, the drunk fell asleep. I let out a sigh of relief and went back to my seat.
A few minutes later the bus pulled over and stopped. The driver came back, woke up the drunk, and started yelling at him! I couldn't believe it. Said that the police would be waiting at the next stop to remove him. Turning to me, he said, "And you're next!" He went back and continued driving, and I wrote off his statement to me as nerves. I fell asleep.
I awoke to find that I was being dragged off of the bus by the police. Try as I might, I couldn't get them to believe my story. I spent the night in the police station. I was interrogated the next morning a few times and they weren't very polite about it. Then they came in with the driver, who was calm until he saw me. He tried to attack me but the police pulled him out of the room.
They came back and told me that I had 2 hours to get out of town. It was the middle of winter, I was 1,500 miles from home, and I'd spent the last of my money on my bus ticket. I told them that, but it didn't matter to them, I still had 2 hours to get out of town.
I walked out into a town I'd never been in before. I eventually arranged for a plane ticket and finding my way to the airport, flew home. I lost my personal belongings that I had on the bus, and my Martin D-28 guitar was crushed. I tried to get the bus company to make things right, but gave up after a few years.
They say no good deed goes unpunished. I must be stupid because I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
I had a similar incident to this on a NY subway once, however, this incident was a little different and I would have handled this one differently.

I would have walked up to the girl and pretended that we both worked at the same office, surprised to see her on this subway and then ask if that is her boyfriend. I would extend my right hand and be quite insistent that he shake my hand. I would grab that hand with both hands and tell her to move away.

Hopefully it would end there.
 
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joecoten

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You do what you gotta do. You know, if we'd gone off that road at 70 MPH, people would've died. Not one person spoke up on my behalf.
People won't even stand up to save themselves. My dad drove a tank against the Nazis in Normandy. My uncle shot down German bombers over London...at night-time from a Spitfire. They were teenagers! I think we've had it too good for too long. Perhaps some hard times will do us some good!
Yes, we have entered a time of judgement. What else can He do?
 

ZNP

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You do what you gotta do. You know, if we'd gone off that road at 70 MPH, people would've died. Not one person spoke up on my behalf.
People won't even stand up to save themselves. My dad drove a tank against the Nazis in Normandy. My uncle shot down German bombers over London...at night-time from a Spitfire. They were teenagers! I think we've had it too good for too long. Perhaps some hard times will do us some good!
Yes, we have entered a time of judgement. What else can He do?
Why are you complaining? If you followed your conscience, if you did the right thing, then your reward in heaven is great. If your guitar was smashed you will be repaid 100 fold in worship in the heavens. If they reneged on your ticket out of there then you will get a ticket for the rapture and will rejoice 100x's over. You left a place that was snowed in, then in the future you will leave a place in nuclear winter.
 
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joecoten

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Why are you complaining? If you followed your conscience, if you did the right thing, then your reward in heaven is great. If your guitar was smashed you will be repaid 100 fold in worship in the heavens. If they reneged on your ticket out of there then you will get a ticket for the rapture and will rejoice 100x's over. You left a place that was snowed in, then in the future you will leave a place in nuclear winter.
It's not me I'm upset about. I don't know how many guitars I've had. It was their response to me. Well, actually, the guitar part bothers me. I saw the same guitar online the other day on sale for $10,000.
I did a good thing and I was punished for it by the authorities. I saved lives and when I was pulled away, no one would speak on my behalf. I know where I'm going...it's their condition and the condition of this world...and what can I do about it? Except grieve. I'm not God!
I am a drop...in an ocean...of the earth...of the solar system...of the galaxy...of the universe...which He holds in His hand.
 

ZNP

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It's not me I'm upset about. I don't know how many guitars I've had. It was their response to me. Well, actually, the guitar part bothers me. I saw the same guitar online the other day on sale for $10,000.
I did a good thing and I was punished for it by the authorities. I saved lives and when I was pulled away, no one would speak on my behalf. I know where I'm going...it's their condition and the condition of this world...and what can I do about it? Except grieve. I'm not God!
I am a drop...in an ocean...of the earth...of the solar system...of the galaxy...of the universe...which He holds in His hand.
Matthew 5:12 Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you.

Tom Brady recently won a Super bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, before that happened, earlier in the season there were many insulting him, mocking him, and ridiculing his choice to play with them. They belittled him when they did get to the playoffs and then each week said he had no chance, no chance. Now if you were Tom Brady which is better, being able to savor and laugh at all those doubters today, or would you rather no one say a word, treat him with respect, and then when he wins they say "oh yea, we knew that would happen, no big deal". The Lord will hold them in derision, He will laugh at them.
 
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joecoten

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He who laughs last, laughs best! Though derision from his teammates would've hurt, no doubt!
"All the peoples of the earth are regarded as nothing. He does as he pleases with the powers of heaven and the peoples of the earth. No one can hold back his hand or say to him: “What have you done?” - Daniel 4:35
But I am weak and frail. Why He pays attention to me, I don't know. Yes I do...He loves me. Even though I still grieve Him at times.
Love is pain.
 

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Our cities have become Sodom and Gomorrah


Updated Oct. 20, 2021. For more than 40 minutes, a woman was harassed by a stranger
on a public transit train in Philadelphia and then raped while bystanders held up their
cellphones, seemingly to record the assault, police said.

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May 22, 2016. When the knife plunged into Efrain Guaman’s gut, he was consumed by pain —
and felt abandoned by his fellow straphangers. “Nobody helped me,” Guaman, 30, told The Post.
“Give me your phone or I’ll stab you!” the attacker shouted without giving Guaman a chance to
respond. The tall young man with a neck tattoo bolted as the train entered the Atlantic Avenue-
Barclays Center Station in Downtown Brooklyn. Other passengers didn’t stick around.
“I asked for help. They all ran because they were scared,” Guaman said.

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June 7, 2005. A young woman was attacked in full view of a New York City subway clerk,
then dragged down the steps onto a deserted platform where she was raped and raped
again, the assailant not stopping even when a subway train pulled into the station.

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Kitty Genovese was 28 years old when one day she was coming back from work and a man
came up and stabbed her several times in the back. Then he sexually assaulted her and
stole 49 dollars from her. It was dawn on March 13, 1964. According to the New York Times,
at least 38 neighbors heard her screams over the half hour period…
but no one did anything.
 
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joecoten

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"Beware, if you are a survivor, as this may be triggering depending on where you are in your healing.....
................
My older sister and I were brought to this ritual by an aunt on our father's side. My sister was approximately age 9 and I was about age 7.

(satanic ritual, a mockery of the Day of Atonement)

We were in a church ...this was an all out orgie, with all sorts of evil taking place. An angry faced woman (celebrity) came and grabbed my hand, and brought me to the front to stand at the altar that was to the left of the pulpit. I was given a scripture out of Ezekiel 16. ("When I passed by and saw you polluted in your own blood...")
There were two altars ...one on either side of the pulpit. And at each altar, a woman was giving birth. These were violent and painful births, because the cult puts high emphasis and value on pain...as a form of worship.

The one infant was allowed to live. The other was not.


The high priest "baptized" me in the blood of that infant, and made to partake in "communion" (flesh and blood). And then he "worshipped god" ...as I was raped next to the altar ..." - a friend.
 

ZNP

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https://nypost.com/2022/05/31/biden-reverses-course-says-us-will-send-rockets-to-ukraine/

Biden reverses course, says US will send rockets to Ukraine

This is no joke. The US is sending Ukraine rockets that can hit deep inside Russia like Moscow. Ukraine will use these missiles, that is a given.

When US missiles land in Moscow will they say that this is from Ukraine or will they see Ukraine as a proxy for NATO and the US?

We have had over 30 different people warn of Russia attacking the US. Basically we are told they will use suitcase nukes in about 10 major cities NY, LA, Miami, Washington DC, Houston, Dallas, Seattle, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago.

Each of these bombs will take out a ten block radius, and leave radiation in the city as well as frying our electric grid. This will be much worse than 911.

In addition Russia has said that if they fire a nuclear bomb in the ocean they can create 500 foot Tsunami that will sweep our coastlines. 65% of America lives within 5 miles of the coast.

Neither of those attacks can be stopped.

The third thing they can do is explode a nuclear bomb 200 miles above the center of the US and that will completely fry the electric grid of the entire US.

Now the rapture is a snatching away from certain death -- the Greek word is "harpazo" and yes, it is in the Bible. If you are raptured you will not be around for all this. But if not, you can imagine the impact to the world's economy. Great depression on a scale we have never seen, worldwide famine on a scale we have never seen and plagues, all the past hits will come back with a vengeance.
 

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We need a real investigation into January 6th

Nunes thinks it will be closer to 95% fake bots on Twitter than 5%. That is another way of saying it he believes they will find that half of the posts and subscribers and accounts are fake.
 

ZNP

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Ratings on the January 6th Hearing

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...st-big-networks-no-one-believes-lies-anymore/

The ratings indicated that they got about half of the normal viewers for prime time. About 11 million viewers instead of 20 million. However, you need to understand that there are many "viewers" where no one is watching or no one has the option to turn it off. News agencies, intelligence agencies, etc. will monitor US media. They watch because they have no choice. Most airports have a whole slew of TVs turned on to the mainstream media stations, again, they count as viewers even if no one is watching and generally the sound is turned off. Then there are restaurants and bars that will be filled with TV's on different channels. Just because it is on doesn't mean anyone is watching or listening. I suspect that these 11 million viewers really mean 5 million people who are actually listening, buying into this, and are Americans.

We have seen many interviews of "Biden supporters" who have no idea what Biden stands for or what he has done in the past or said in the past. That is the problem with the Democrats base, it is the uninformed and disinterested. The media said Trump was the racist, they don't like racism, so they are for Biden. That was the extent of their interest in the matter. However, inflation has a way of making even the most apathetic become interested. You can have someone who doesn't care at all about politics, but if they go to the store and they can't get baby formula, all of sudden they want to know what is going on. Also, don't think this only applies to young mothers. I have heard of grandmothers, grandfathers, husbands, and other family members and friends who have been enlisted to try and find baby formula for these mothers. Also, you might think that some foreign war in Ukraine is not going to wake anyone up, but once Russia starts threatening to nuke the US and UK, well for some that is a wake up call. Likewise, you might think that people who are ignorant about Biden will be even more ignorant about Taiwan. Not if they are from China. You can be sure anyone in this country from Asia is not ignorant of China and the threat they pose. Also, you might think that blue collar hispanic workers have more important things to worry about than politics. But if you live near the border, or if your city is being inundated with people taking your jobs then you will wake up.

So then, who are these 5 million Americans who would sit through and watch that hearing? There are 1.5 million Americans in nursing homes, I would think that they have TVs and perhaps this is their nightly ritual. You have another 2 million in Assisted living. Then of course we have people in hospitals. If you are in a hospital bed there is really nothing better to do than watch TV.