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I don’t think anyone else knew about this before I found it out. In the legendary scene where Doc Holliday confronts Johnny Ringo in “Tombstone,” there is a quick cut to Michael Biehn. This was spliced in during the editing process. If you remove that, you will see that Val Kilmer’s entrance was filmed as one continuous shot. Watch the theatrical version, and you’ll see what I mean. Link:

I don’t think anyone else knew about this before I found it out. In the legendary scene where Doc Holliday confronts Johnny Ringo in “Tombstone,” there is a quick cut to Michael Biehn. This was spliced in during the editing process. If you remove that, you will see that Val Kilmer’s entrance was filmed as one continuous shot. Watch the theatrical version, and you’ll see what I mean. Link:

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This is Matt Damon in “The Great Wall” (2016). Compare this action scene with what we got from “The Odyssey” (2026). See my reply below.

This is Matt Damon in “The Great Wall” (2016). Compare this action scene with what we got from “The Odyssey” (2026). See my reply below.

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BREAKING: Out of context James White would like you to follow NXR Studios and join NXR+! Unfortunately, he was working with some outdated information and directed everyone to Patreon. I fixed that in post! Link:

BREAKING: Out of context James White would like you to follow NXR Studios and join NXR+! Unfortunately, he was working with some outdated information and directed everyone to Patreon. I fixed that in post! Link:

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Hey Michael Eric Dyson, I found another racist that mispronounced Kamala Harris’ first name, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Time to go to work, buddy!

Hey Michael Eric Dyson, I found another racist that mispronounced Kamala Harris’ first name, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Time to go to work, buddy!

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“Why didn’t the ICE officer just shoot out the woman’s tires?”

“Why didn’t the ICE officer just shoot out the woman’s tires?”

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Former border hawk James White decided to comment on the Samuel Sey situation, all while saying he would not be commenting until he heard from Samuel Sey. Suffice it to say, he’s very disappointed in all of you for talking about it prematurely, especially you, Mister! Open borders proponent James White claims that a rational, moral, and ethical person should realize that an illegal immigrant like Samuel Sey should be allowed to stay, because, you know, he says and does the right (Good™️) things! White completely discounts the very likely scenario that Sey’s words and behavior are merely just a part of his grift, as a “based” black man in the reformed ghetto. Riding Voddie’s coattails as it were. Noted ICE protester James White then provides a Jesus juke, wherein he says that no one should talk about this until the accused is allowed to speak on the matter, especially the racists, Nazis, blah blah blah. White has never held to this standard when addressing his own detractors, and he’s breaking his own rule with Sam Sey in this clip! Finally, Marxist globalist traitor James White starts reciting Eli’s talking points regarding ICE and the DHS, as if they must be lying in this case, there must be some mistake regarding Samuel Sey. This narrative has already started falling apart, based on Sey’s past statements about his immigration process. But just think about it, who is Samuel Sey to the U.S. government? He’s just one of millions of visa overstays. The DHS doesn’t care that he’s a Christian blogger with a modest following. Why would it seek to make an example out of him? Obviously, it wouldn’t. The Trump Administration is simply doing what people elected it to do. James White used to be one of those people, but no longer.

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Gavin Ortlund filmed a video called “The Dangers of Christian Nationalism.” One of his chief concerns is the loss of religious toleration, a first amendment right that Ortlund considers to be sacrosanct. This is fascinating for a number of reasons. First of all, it reveals that Gavin has a religious devotion to the Constitution, over and above what he finds in Scripture. To be specific, it is the Constitution as viewed through the lens of 20th Century Liberalism. The founders never intended the 1A to protect demonic statues and Islamic ghettos. Secondly, Gavin does a Jesus juke, explaining that we actually win by losing. After accusing Christian nationalists of commingling the spiritual and the political realms, he actually does that himself by encouraging Christians to accept worldly losses (and even death) in order to be more than conquerors spiritually. Thirdly, Gavin’s a priori commitments to liberalism actually prevent him from what he says at the end, “So let us by all means do everything we can to now bring his lordship into every aspect of life, in all the ways that we can, including the political realm.” Ortlund has already conceded that public idolatry must be tolerated! So it’s not “by all means” in any sense at all. It would be more accurate to say “by all means that aren’t mean.” This is very much the same loser theology promoted by Phil Johnson and others, wherein we should vote for godly candidates and laws, but just don’t take it too far since we win by losing. Of course, this is all designed to ultimately discourage Christians from political engagement, or worse to permit them to vote for the left. As Gavin’s father Ray Ortlund posted in 2024, “Never Trump. This time Harris. Always Jesus.” 🤮

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So the next Beth Moore, Pastrix Allie Beth Stuckey, decided to step behind the Relatapulpit in the Church of the Longhouse and deliver a sermon on Judeo-Christianity. And what a banger it was. Mostly, she just reads X posts from people on both sides of the debate, starting with Wes Huff, Stephen Wolfe, and Jordan Peterson. It’s very cringe that she sees former youth pastor Mike Winger as authoritative in this debate, but we all know that discernment isn’t her strong suit. It’s also clear that she knows about “The Hyphenated Heresy,” but she refuses to reference it or its authors by name. What I really want you to focus on is the final minute. Here, Allie is emphasizing how necessary it is to understand the Jewish context of Jesus in order to really™️ understand who he is. But even more than that, she calls creation itself a Jewish idea BEFORE CHRISTIANITY, which is a major gaffe for someone that considers herself a teacher. Stuckey doesn’t realize it, but she has adopted a hyper-dispensational perspective by implying that Christianity entered into the world 2000 years ago. Christ created the universe. Christ walked with Adam in the garden. Christ killed the first animal to make a covering for Adam. THE ENTIRE BIBLE IS CHRISTIAN! This should serve as a warning for just how insidious the Judeo-Christian heresy can be. Seriously brothers, do not let your wives and daughters listen to Relatable. No good can come from it!

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How biblically ignorant do you have to be before you stop calling yourself a Christian Ethicist? I ask that because in his debate with Joel Webbon, Andrew Wilson was not aware of basic biblical principles such as being a slave to Christ. The clip below shows four instances of this happening. Overall, this debate “Do women have less agency than men?” was a missed opportunity. Webbon and Wilson have a lot in common, so there was no reason for Wilson to approach him as if he was some OF girl on the Whatever Podcast. I think the biggest issue was that Wilson refused to let Webbon define his position on agency. Andrew assumed that Joel would only base his arguments on the Bible, and when Joel didn’t, Andrew kept hammering that like it was some massive inconsistency. But as Joel patiently tried to explain, not everything that he believes is explicitly laid out in Scripture. There is natural law. There is observation. All these kinds of things. But for issues that aren’t directly addressed by Scripture, we can and should apply biblical principles where they can be found. I don’t get the sense that Andrew has ever used Scripture in this way. To me, it seems like his Christianity is tucked away in the corner so that it doesn’t get in the way of his debates. Just one man’s opinion. Anyway, I’m biased, but I thought Joel Webbon performed as well as could be expected, given the circumstances. Feel free to watch the whole debate below if you wish. Link:

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