ICE targeting Black people shows how silly “this is not our fight” was https://t.co/MpIN3I951g
— Dr. Allison Wiltz (@queenie4rmnola) October 2, 2025
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ICE targeting Black people shows how silly “this is not our fight” was https://t.co/MpIN3I951g
— Dr. Allison Wiltz (@queenie4rmnola) October 2, 2025
This Obama edit has 6.3 million likes and 23 million views on TikTok from a random political creator
— Organizermemes (@OrganizerMemes) October 2, 2025
I've never seen the actual establishment sell Obama's legacy as well as this organic hit pic.twitter.com/lC58FkcZT5
This is another post in a new series on this blog: Is This Your Book? Each post will give controversal passage(s) from a book I am passively familiar with - meaning that I am no expert. I may not understand the context or nuances of the passages I am bringing up. This week are passages from the Quran that I have to admit seem to mean that women are not equal to men in an ontological senses, rather, that women are not as valuable or loved by God. Obviously, not all Muslims believe these things are commanding subjugation of women, but how do they understand the context of these passages. I would appreciate any comments or recommendations for contents to explain what these passages actually mean if they do not mean what some Muslims like Al Quaida and Hamas and Boka Haram seem to think they mean. Why are you right and they are wrong? As I understand the teaching of Islam, women should not be educated and are under the control of their Fathers, Uncles, Brothers, Male Cousins, and Sons. I appreciate the help in understanding these as I should understand them. Thanks to all.
Voddie Baucham calling out the false gospel preached by the Roman Catholic Church:
— 𝕊𝕠𝕝𝕒 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕕 🎚️ (@sola_chad) September 26, 2025
“The Council of Trent anathematized the Gospel. Rome does not preach the same gospel.” pic.twitter.com/Lw8ILanKEt
Never forget this video still exists on Instagram. 🤔 pic.twitter.com/PI2qyag9mv
— mrredpillz jokaqarmy (@JOKAQARMY1) September 28, 2025
By sharing somebody speaking from beyond the grave with fake words using AI... and let it slide through as ok, it shows the poor state of leadership in that church and other churches that also showed it. (Yes, it was not just this church.) https://t.co/jgoRqBO09S
— Creeds & Confessions (@CreedConfession) September 29, 2025
“People ask me if I miss the States. I miss African Americans. But not the U.S. government or all the things they put me through. I miss African American culture, our speech, dance and cooking. I miss friends and family…
This was from one of Voddie Baucham's great sermons on the depravity of man, delivered 10 years ago at a Ligonier Conference.
— WWUTT? (@WWUTTcom) September 26, 2025
Regarding Roman Catholicism, Voddie said, "Rome does not preach the same gospel." Amen to that.pic.twitter.com/LZ71nKbUwY
Compilation of Candace Owens flip-flopping on every position she has ever held. pic.twitter.com/jkWPg1w1YV
— Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) (@TheMilkBarTV) September 29, 2025
Young boy asks Frank Turek why God didn't stop the bullet that killed Charlie. Frank gives a pretty good answer:
— Danny (@Truth_matters20) September 25, 2025
"If God stopped us every time we did evil, then we really wouldn't have free choice. God can even bring good from the bad." pic.twitter.com/l0Y3qCkK0W
I believe John MacArthur's eschatology was spot on. 🎯 pic.twitter.com/Ip6DN0we5d
— Danny (@Truth_matters20) September 27, 2025
Barbados 🇧🇧 PM DESTROYS Israel & U.S. at UN LIVE – “They Make a Desert and Call It Peace!” pic.twitter.com/eSXFCbclYa
— Typical African (@Joe__Bassey) September 27, 2025
Forget Palestine this is the real genocide! Nigerian Churches need to abandon the distraction of prosperity gospel; and instead create a theology of solidarity with one another! https://t.co/WY5E38HIL6
— Bob of Speakers Corner (@btbsoco) September 27, 2025
Congolese Christians need to organise, the world needs to help! https://t.co/ueQUMQR9EO
— Bob of Speakers Corner (@btbsoco) September 27, 2025
Congolese Christians need to organise, the world needs to help! https://t.co/ueQUMQR9EO
— Bob of Speakers Corner (@btbsoco) September 27, 2025
There is a genocide in Nigeria.
— 🌷 LIZZIE🌷 (@farmingandJesus) September 27, 2025
Christians are being systematically slaughtered by Muslims and all the blue haired they/them pride flag waving furries are screaming about a place that would throw them off a building. pic.twitter.com/ATV5y6lzi1
WOW This is true 🚨 ‘This is what the Islamist take over of Nigeria looks like. Over 7,000 Christians slaughtered in just the last 220 days, 100 churches destroyed every month, 7,800 abductions in early 2025 alone”
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) September 27, 2025
“BREAKING: A new report from Nigeria has cast a stark light on… pic.twitter.com/OtZqKKKimy
Muslims killed about 5K Christians in Nigeria last year. This is worse than anything happening Palestine. Where is the “Free Nigeria Campaign” and why are the free Palestine protestors also not passionately protesting Muslims in Nigeria? pic.twitter.com/OiarAVafkc
— Anthony Bradley (@drantbradley) September 26, 2025
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— Yossi BenYakar (@YossiBenYakar) September 27, 2025
Muslims are furious over this speech by Charlie Kirk, calling on Britain to embrace its Christian culture and heritage instead of Islam and "diversity."
He spoke the truth. And now, after his tragic murder, may he rest in peace, his words echo louder than…
African’s sad reality… pic.twitter.com/Cj9ig6dAc7
— Typical African (@Joe__Bassey) September 27, 2025
Bill Gates unveils his blueprint for global control, disguised as "universal financial inclusion."
— Camus (@newstart_2024) September 27, 2025
Gates argues that traditional banking is too costly, pushing instead for a mandatory digital future. He praises systems in Kenya and India as models, but reveals the true goal: no… pic.twitter.com/ZRIKxIcAOu
Nobody in the world … has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them.”
Assata Shakur