Yes, indeed ignorance is the root and stem of all evil just as Deitrich Bonhoeffer clearly explains in his essay.
That's a problem, but what Trump thinks of her and why she is there may or may not be what we think it is. But we know Who does know.
That's a problem, but what Trump thinks of her and why she is there may or may not be what we think it is. But we know Who does know.
BTW, that is a notorious agitprop Russian channel. Everybody knows but you ROFL?Yes, indeed ignorance is the root and stem of all evil just as Deitrich Bonhoeffer clearly explains in his essay.
Johnson's take aligns with contrarian/anti-establishment views emphasizing US setbacks and downplaying official narratives
BTW, that is a notorious agitprop Russian channel.
Not fighting is not the same thing as running and hiding. What Mohammed Ali did was not cowardice, that was courage.This is really wrong. Not fighting when the easy option is to go along with the government threats and commit murder is a heroic option, not a cowardly one.
When you step forward and sign on the line, you agree to do everything they tell you. That includes murder, and they're within the rights of their (illegal and coercive) contract to murder you if you don't comply, including by not carrying a gun. That's why so many could be legally executed for not fighting (desertion) in years gone by. Far better and safer to have nothing to do with them or their illegal contracts, and renounce their citizenship if necessary. Sure, they can still commit murder, but they have absolutely no legal recourse if they do, and such action would further justify any defensive action a man or woman may take against such an overtly tyrannical government.
Exactly, you don't even need to be smart to see that these bases hit by Iran are ghost-towns; anything that was expensive and portable in any way left with them when they left.BTW, that is a notorious agitprop Russian channel. Everybody knows but you ROFL?
I like to think we have our own Boris and Natasha. They will never catch moose and squirrel!BTW, that is a notorious agitprop Russian channel. Everybody knows but you ROFL?
The claim that the US is completely "blinded" by the loss of a handful of radars doesn't fully hold up under scrutiny, though there has been real, verified damage to key US missile defense assets in the early March 2026 escalation.The core assertion in the Larry Johnson clip (and the X post sharing it) stems from his March 6, 2026, interviews (e.g., with Judge Napolitano and others). He repeatedly states that Iran destroyed five high-value US radars—specifically AN/TPY-2 (associated with THAAD systems) and AN/FPS-132 early-warning types—costing $0.5–1 billion each, totaling billions in losses. He frames this as effectively "blinding" US/Israeli early missile warning and defense in the region, reducing detection windows dramatically and integrating with THAAD/Patriot failures.However, mainstream reporting and satellite imagery confirm some but not all of that scale:
The US is not "blinded" in the absolute sense Johnson suggests—no total loss of regional awareness. The US maintains:
- At least one AN/TPY-2 radar (part of a THAAD battery) was confirmed destroyed or heavily damaged at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Satellite images (analyzed by CNN and others) show debris around a blackened radar site, valued around $300–600 million depending on the source. US officials reportedly acknowledged this hit.
- Damage occurred to structures near or including radar/comms gear at other US-linked sites, including:
- Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar (home to a major AN/FPS-132 early-warning radar, sometimes cited at ~$1B+ value).
- Sites in UAE, Bahrain (Fifth Fleet HQ, where a radome was hit by drone), and possibly Saudi Arabia.
- Reports mention strikes on or near missile-tracking radars and satellite comms across 7+ US facilities in the Gulf, per NYT analysis of imagery/videos.
- Iran has claimed broader successes in degrading defenses, and some pro-Iran accounts amplify this to "5 radars down."
Losing a few high-end, forward-deployed radars (especially AN/TPY-2 for THAAD cueing) does degrade ballistic missile early warning and interception efficiency in the Gulf/ Levant theater—potentially shortening reaction times and straining remaining interceptors—but it doesn't equate to complete blindness or collapse of defenses.
- Multiple layered systems (Patriot batteries, Aegis ships, airborne assets like AWACS, space-based sensors).
- Redundant radars and distributed networks across bases.
- Allied contributions (e.g., from Israel, Gulf states).
Johnson's take aligns with contrarian/anti-establishment views emphasizing US setbacks and downplaying official narratives (he calls US intercept claims "BS," similar to Ukraine patterns). Pro-Iran/anti-US accounts on X are pushing the "5 radars / $4B / 30% of THAAD" figure hard, often with his clips, while mainstream outlets report more limited, verified hits (1–3 key systems visibly damaged).In short: Real damage happened, and it hurts missile defense posture meaningfully, but "USA is not blinded" is accurate—the system's too distributed and resilient for 2–5 sites to knock it out entirely. The full picture is still emerging amid heavy fog-of-war claims from all sides.
I agree.I'm starting to suspect might be the culmination of the attempt to fulfill Masonic prophecy, as outlined by Albert Pike to Mazzini in that infamous letter from 1871. If one interprets Christianity as "Zionist Christianity" or "Scofield Christianity", perhaps that is how they were/are planning to destroy it (with false prophesy that somehow doesn't come true).
"The Third World War must be fomented by taking advantage of the differences caused by the "agentur" of the "Illuminati" between the political Zionists and the leaders of Islamic World. The war must be conducted in such a way that Islam (the Moslem Arabic World) and political Zionism (the State of Israel) mutually destroy each other.
Meanwhile the other nations, once more divided on this issue will be constrained to fight to the point of complete physical, moral, spiritual and economical exhaustion… We shall unleash the Nihilists and the atheists, and we shall provoke a formidable social cataclysm which in all its horror will show clearly to the nations the effect of absolute atheism, origin of savagery and of the most
bloody turmoil.
Then everywhere, the citizens, obliged to defend themselves against the world minority of revolutionaries, will exterminate those destroyers of civilization, and the multitude, disillusioned with christianity, whose deistic spirits will from that moment be without compass or direction, anxious for an ideal, but without knowing where to render its adoration, will receive the true light through the universal manifestation of the pure doctrine of Lucifer, brought finally out in the public view.
This manifestation will result from the general reactionary movement which will follow the destruction of Christianity and atheism, both conquered and exterminated at the same time."
Me neither.I wonder who are those on this thread that share this sentiment.
I for one do not.
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Sydney councillor declares 'we all stand with Iran' as he mourns the 'leader of the free world'
A councillor from western Sydney has publicly mourned the death of assassinated Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Cumberland councillor Ahmed Ouf was filmed addressing a small crowd in a religious setting following the death of Khamenei on February 28, telling the group 'we all stand with Iran'.
'I'm standing with you in complete solidarity,' Mr Ouf said, the Daily Telegraph reported.
'Openly, online and offline to say to you we all stand with Iran and we all value the Jihad.
'And he is not only a leader for you, he is a leader for the free world for everyone.
'The ones who are happy with his death are definitely wallahs. I can't even process.'
Khamenei is a deeply divisive figure in Iran and around the globe.
He became Supreme Leader of Iran in June 1989 and spent the following 36 years ruling the country with an iron fist.
Those questions would require lengthy and comprehensive answers and people shy away because they almost always end up in endless debates.All I need to know from you is:
Why is the Second Coming
For whom is the Second Coming
When is the Second Coming
What triggers the Second Coming
Frankly, I expect no sensible answers.
BTW, I have already answered these questions many times, and no one dares to refute them.
Maybe you should resist with some of us at least.Trump think, lol, okay sorry I could not resist.
Yeah, she is there to keep certain evangelicals onboard I guess, who knows. Maybe to make the USA look more clownish that it already looks.
I mean the part where she breaks out into so called "tongues" is beyond bizarre.
Really who believes this stuff.. what has happened to the USA.. I struggle to understand this gong show, it is very sad to watch.
All I need to know from you is:
Why is the Second Coming
For whom is the Second Coming
When is the Second Coming
What triggers the Second Coming
Frankly, I expect no sensible answers.
BTW, I have already answered these questions many times, and no one dares to refute them.
"Maybe you should resist with some of us at least."Maybe you should resist with some of us at least.
I don't know what the numbers are but there's a reason she and others like her are wealthy in a worldly sense.
A few decades ago at least, I attended a personal update from a missionary supported by the church I was attending. I'd read a few of his books before then so was pretty familiar with his ministry. He was expressing the concern that in his travels on other continents he was running more and more into the type of beliefs and practices we're discussing. IOW he was concerned about what US churches were spreading around the globe because he could identify where such ministry was coming from.
I'm saying using some of us to take shots at Trump is unnecessary."Maybe you should resist with some of us at least."
If you are saying >>> that not all believers are taken in by this stuff... yes agree.
Interesting ... I can also believe these practices are being exported.