New business idea: tuna tubes

Hear me out. Chunked tuna but packaged in a toothpaste tube. It's the perfect blend of mobility and nutrition

Russia has always threatened the cutting of undersea communications cables. Without these lines, the atlanticist system could not communicate amongst itself without great difficulty

This is a warning shot.

I feel like a large portion of our guys either used to or currently work for ZOG (military, govt bureaucracy, PMC).

Why is that? Is it because being so close to the corruption makes you hate ZOG?

Reality TV show idea: Stanford prison experiment meets Disney on Ice

Shurgma Rule #510: bring your Nintendo DS from 2010 to your workplace. Step out periodically to play mario kart. Be elusive and don't answer phone calls.

Acts chapter 7.

The Jews have always reacted this way when convicted of their sin using the Word of God.

Prior to this, Stephen gave a complete history of the Jewish people and their persecution of the all the prophets culminating in their deicide of Jesus.

My jewish autocorrect really does not like the word "deicide" haha

Proverbs 14:34
Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.

The British people have been handed over to rule by foreigners for their wickedness. It is the same in the United States and will soon be the case in all White lands if we do not repent and come back to God.

The Mark Time experience

Keep up bigots I dont use clutch

Prepare for an effortpost

If you grew up in an Evangelical household, certainly you have heard the names of Hal Lindsey, David Jeremiah, Dave Evans Rogers, Corrie Ten Boom, and others. These names have a number of things in common. One is their undying support for Zionism. The works of Hal Lindsey in particular helped popularize support for a Jewish state in Palestine after his release The Late Great Planet Earth. In this book, he argues that the formation of Israel in 1948 is a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy and Christians are theologically bound to support the nascent country. It was the best selling non-fiction book of the 1970s according to the New York Times at 35 million copies in that decade alone. Its ideas gained even greater attention in 1978 when Rolf Forsberg and Robert Amram adapted it for a documentary. 

The influence of The Late Great Planet Earth, its sequels, and its spinoffs cannot be understated. The body of literature impelling Church support for Israel led mass adoption of this system of theology among mainline American Protestant denominations. While the unconditional support has waned in recent years, 70% of White Evangelical Christians still support the idea that, “God gave the land of Israel to the Jewish people,” according to a 2022 Pew Research Center poll. Prophecy mongers like Lindsey, Jeremiah, and Rogers certainly have had a large impact for the cause of Zionism. However, there is another common thread among these men: Carol C. Carlson

Carlson is the name of the ghostwriter and co-author on nearly all of Lindsey’s works. The Late Great Planet Earth is written entirely by this woman. Before this book, Lindsey had never written anything of this length or scope. The first editions did not list her name and Lindsey remained the public face. Carlson is listed as the co-author of prominent titles such as In my father's house : the years before "The Hiding Place" by Corrie Ten Boom, Satan is alive and well on planet earth by Hal Lindsey, The terminal generation by Hal Lindsey, Escape the coming night by David Jeremiah, Woman by Dale Evans Rogers, The handwriting on the wall by David Jeremiah, and dozens of others. According to WorldCat, the world’s largest library database, Carlson is either the primary or co-author of 21 verified works and possibly more. Surely one of the most prolific and influential theological writers of the 20th century must have at least a wikipedia page. Not so.

    Carol C. Carlson is not only a ghostwriter, but a ghost in the truest sense. The internet is virtually scrubbed of her presence. There is no authoritative biography or even news articles. Even a search of the Library of Congress’s news archive yields no results. The scant details that can be found on Carlson are from a few small blogs criticizing the practice of ghost-writing among prominent Evangelicals. A solitary, unsourced, and grainy photograph appears in one blog and on the back of several books attributed to her. This author’s ideas are in just about every Protestant home in America and influential even in some Catholic circles. Using various masks, Carlson consistently pushed a single message: Christian Zionism. Given the dearth of verifiable information, one questions if Carlson even exists. That is not to say that Lindsey or Jeremiah are the true authors of their attributed works. Rather, the ghost-writing entity known as “Carol C. Carlson” may not be a single person at all.