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I note the heavy fall in childbirth in Italy and Japan as forerunners in the The global kinetics of today.' Many other countrys follow their trend' yet To what good end.?

Global order'

Glibly goes; the globalists line deprivation is freedom
And eternal war is so fine' repression of the west that
Had afflulence and health.' That might spill over? to the
Third world..Kept upon its own shelf.' By empowered
Populations un-predated by war, in appreciation of advances, from the decades gone before..As thought
Pharoah Tutmoses; the second to none? The folk in
General are most numerous, of my riches whats is to 
become? So he made 'interventions and punishments'
Hard.! to deplete them in number..To kill young males
His trump card.' And yet there was plentitude, innovation
All was well.' Now his agressive intention unto evil actions
Would sound the death knell.'
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DiMino Avatar
April 9, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Yes, folks have lost their bearings and sense of purpose. Without God, nothing is of lasting value -- value is not the physical thing, but what the thing spiritually represents~ the spirit archetype. We are in a bad state of affairs, world-wide. Freedom on the line daily, legal war-fair against innocent individuals. Tyrants of the past may be long dead, but still thrive in spirit. They thrive through our willingness to accommodate evil in ourselves.
Maverick Avatar
April 18, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Very true Joe Dimino.' It does Get to me at times.' Yet the alternative?? Is to stay focused and pray to the Lord All things work to the Good for those who remain in Him.'
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