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🍿 COMING THIS WEEK 🍿 ‘UNDER HIS COMMAND’ Just announced, an absolute must watch five-part investigative series by John Campbell on Destiny Church which starts streaming on TVNZ+ this Thursday 24 April. From TVNZ: “John Campbell has spent months investigating Destiny Church, encountering fear from insiders like he’s never... seen before. What is Brian Tamaki doing and why does it terrify them?” A link to the series for you to bookmark can be found in comments below. In the meantime, here’s Brian Tamaki directly addressing Destiny Church’s Radical Youth group two days ago, outlining his plans to use them to help take ‘church on the street’ around the country later this year in an effort to take back New Zealand ‘one town, one city at a time.’ *Please repostshow more

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Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

🍿 Please use this link to view John Campbell’s five-part investigative series on Destiny Church which starts streaming on TVNZ+ Thursday 24 April:

Skydance1 year ago

The detective is in. All episodes of #CrossOnPrime are NOW STREAMING on @PrimeVideo.

azzaw19811 year ago

Thanks for bringing this doco to our attention. I'm so keen to see what John uncovers. I'll await Brian's "I'm a victim cry me a river" post after it's released.

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

I’m picking John requested an interview, he asked for the questions in advance and then declined to participate after they were provided. Either way this isn’t going to end well for Tamaki for I suspect the lid is about to be blown right off the church💥

Sassafras ⛅🌈 🌞1 year ago

Are they training up to be the black shirts that police genitalia at toilets?

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

A.k.a the DPP: 🚨Destiny Penis Police🚨

alex1 year ago

Oh look, Brian indoctrinating young people, but it's only bad when the rainbow community are doing it...

Samuel Hudson1 year ago

🍿 🍿 🍿

I hate propoganda1 year ago

Anything MSM is pure propoganda , get a fukn grip ,

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿1 year ago

This you champ?

Amanda Rowe1 year ago

Wow. Awesome. John is very acclaimed and respected. Sounds like it could be very insightful into Destiny's inner workings. You can imagine what Tamaki's response might be. Something unhinged as per usual..

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📍It began back in February as two emails in John Campbell’s crowded inbox — voices of former Destiny members whose courage lit the fuse for what would become a months-long journey into the world of Brian Tamaki and Destiny Church, ultimately producing the extraordinary Under His Command series. What came next was three months of almost full-time work, cautiously gathering interviews, one person leading to another, and an initial five-part series that revealed people left in darkness, feeling lost and afraid, convinced that the God they had been taught to love had been replaced by obedience to a man. In a piece written to accompany the series, Campbell describes tiptoeing into people’s lives — long, quiet phone calls with hesitant sources, missed calls that hinted at real danger, and a potentially at-risk woman who simply disappeared. He had to sit with people who were terrified of being discovered by the church, worried that speaking to him could bring retribution. Campbell’s careful, human approach forms the backbone of the series, helping people find their voices again. At the heart of the story is a form of theology that has become a weaponised political instrument, with anger turned into a marketing tool. Campbell observes Brian Tamaki’s weekly sermons becoming increasingly extreme and incendiary promoting far-right agendas — messaging carefully repackaged for his predominantly Māori and Pasifika congregation, a message that, a professor in the series says, is sharply at odds with the history of those communities. From violent encounters with the public, to street marches where the flags of other religions and the rainbow community are condemned and ripped apart, the series shows how Tamaki’s grievance is amplified into ritual and how young people within the church are being indoctrinated and primed to carry these grievances forward. But the series isn’t just about spectacle — it’s about the people who lived through it, the losses they carry, and the small redemptions they’ve fought for. Te Ahi Wairua (not her real name) describes Destiny as “a place of lostness,” a phrase that resonated with many others, prompting them to share their own experiences with Campbell. There’s also the powerful story of Wayne, a founding member of ManUp, who turned his life around through the program but walked away 10 years later when he realised that obedience to Brian Tamaki had replaced a direct connection with God. He speaks of his despair over ManUp’s growing involvement in Destiny’s increasingly angry and confrontational activism. If you watched the first season and felt uneasy, season two, released on Monday, digs deeper— revealing the real consequences: children within the church being taught to march and chant before they understand its meaning, and the fallout from Rainbow Story Time’s defamation case. 🍿 Essential viewing, season two of John Campbell’s Under his Command is streaming now on TVNZ+ here: Please also take the time to read John Campbell’s personal reflections on making the series; a link to the story can be found in the comments below. Ngā Mihi

📍It began back in February as two emails in John Campbell’s crowded inbox — voices of former Destiny members whose courage lit the fuse for what would become a months-long journey into the world of Brian Tamaki and Destiny Church, ultimately producing the extraordinary Under His Command series. What came next was three months of almost full-time work, cautiously gathering interviews, one person leading to another, and an initial five-part series that revealed people left in darkness, feeling lost and afraid, convinced that the God they had been taught to love had been replaced by obedience to a man. In a piece written to accompany the series, Campbell describes tiptoeing into people’s lives — long, quiet phone calls with hesitant sources, missed calls that hinted at real danger, and a potentially at-risk woman who simply disappeared. He had to sit with people who were terrified of being discovered by the church, worried that speaking to him could bring retribution. Campbell’s careful, human approach forms the backbone of the series, helping people find their voices again. At the heart of the story is a form of theology that has become a weaponised political instrument, with anger turned into a marketing tool. Campbell observes Brian Tamaki’s weekly sermons becoming increasingly extreme and incendiary promoting far-right agendas — messaging carefully repackaged for his predominantly Māori and Pasifika congregation, a message that, a professor in the series says, is sharply at odds with the history of those communities. From violent encounters with the public, to street marches where the flags of other religions and the rainbow community are condemned and ripped apart, the series shows how Tamaki’s grievance is amplified into ritual and how young people within the church are being indoctrinated and primed to carry these grievances forward. But the series isn’t just about spectacle — it’s about the people who lived through it, the losses they carry, and the small redemptions they’ve fought for. Te Ahi Wairua (not her real name) describes Destiny as “a place of lostness,” a phrase that resonated with many others, prompting them to share their own experiences with Campbell. There’s also the powerful story of Wayne, a founding member of ManUp, who turned his life around through the program but walked away 10 years later when he realised that obedience to Brian Tamaki had replaced a direct connection with God. He speaks of his despair over ManUp’s growing involvement in Destiny’s increasingly angry and confrontational activism. If you watched the first season and felt uneasy, season two, released on Monday, digs deeper— revealing the real consequences: children within the church being taught to march and chant before they understand its meaning, and the fallout from Rainbow Story Time’s defamation case. 🍿 Essential viewing, season two of John Campbell’s Under his Command is streaming now on TVNZ+ here: Please also take the time to read John Campbell’s personal reflections on making the series; a link to the story can be found in the comments below. Ngā Mihi

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Replacement Theology is one of the most dangerous heresies infecting the church worldwide. How can the Church replace Israel when Israel has a prophetic destiny that is still to be fulfilled? If God made a promise to Israel and replaced it with the Church, what’s to stop Him from breaking His promise to you? In this episode of Truth Be Told, Amir teaches the truth of why the Church depends on Israel, not the other way around!

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📍And recent “fuck around and find out” winners are none other than Brian Tamaki and Destiny Church, who were handed a stern reality check in the High Court after a judge in their defamation case ruled that calling drag artists Sunita Torrance and Daniel Lockett (better known as Coco and Erika Flash) “paedophiles”, “child groomers”, and “satanic predators” isn’t covered by free speech or Christian values — otherwise known as a genuine win for truth and community over bigotry and bullshit. Torrance and Lockett — who have been quietly fighting a total of 16 claims against the defendants since July last year — are seeking $2 million in damages from Tamaki, a number of church trustees, individual pastors, and members. It’s a spectacular setback for one of New Zealand’s biggest egos, and the latest in a string of embarrassing ongoing losses for Tamaki and various members of his church in the court system. I’ll have a comprehensive update on Tamaki’s latest plans for you later this week. In the meantime, here’s Sunita with the short update she posted to TikTok last week:

📍And recent “fuck around and find out” winners are none other than Brian Tamaki and Destiny Church, who were handed a stern reality check in the High Court after a judge in their defamation case ruled that calling drag artists Sunita Torrance and Daniel Lockett (better known as Coco and Erika Flash) “paedophiles”, “child groomers”, and “satanic predators” isn’t covered by free speech or Christian values — otherwise known as a genuine win for truth and community over bigotry and bullshit. Torrance and Lockett — who have been quietly fighting a total of 16 claims against the defendants since July last year — are seeking $2 million in damages from Tamaki, a number of church trustees, individual pastors, and members. It’s a spectacular setback for one of New Zealand’s biggest egos, and the latest in a string of embarrassing ongoing losses for Tamaki and various members of his church in the court system. I’ll have a comprehensive update on Tamaki’s latest plans for you later this week. In the meantime, here’s Sunita with the short update she posted to TikTok last week:

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🚨 The promised footage of Destiny Church head Brian Tamaki confirming he gave the order to church elder Talā Leiasamaivao on 15 February to storm the library inside the Te Atatu Community Centre and shut down a children’s event being hosted by drag king Hugo Grrrl. Tamaki goes on to also confirm he then gave a second order for his church members to “report for duty” at Auckland’s Pride parade on Ponsonby Rd later that night where they of course went on to disrupt proceedings with their Temu haka. What follows below is Section 3 of the Summary Offences Act 1983 of which opens up the question of whether Tamaki could be liable for a charge of disorderly behaviour under the Act for inciting others in light of the below video evidence. 3.Disorderly Behaviour “Every person is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or a fine not exceeding $2,000 who, in or within view of any public place, behaves, or incites or encourages any person to behave, in a riotous, offensive, threatening, insulting, or disorderly manner that is likely in the circumstances to cause violence against persons or property to start or continue” Please repost. Ngā Mihi

🚨 The promised footage of Destiny Church head Brian Tamaki confirming he gave the order to church elder Talā Leiasamaivao on 15 February to storm the library inside the Te Atatu Community Centre and shut down a children’s event being hosted by drag king Hugo Grrrl. Tamaki goes on to also confirm he then gave a second order for his church members to “report for duty” at Auckland’s Pride parade on Ponsonby Rd later that night where they of course went on to disrupt proceedings with their Temu haka. What follows below is Section 3 of the Summary Offences Act 1983 of which opens up the question of whether Tamaki could be liable for a charge of disorderly behaviour under the Act for inciting others in light of the below video evidence. 3.Disorderly Behaviour “Every person is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or a fine not exceeding $2,000 who, in or within view of any public place, behaves, or incites or encourages any person to behave, in a riotous, offensive, threatening, insulting, or disorderly manner that is likely in the circumstances to cause violence against persons or property to start or continue” Please repost. Ngā Mihi

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Sgt. Brian McGinnis on Joe Kent, who resigned from the Trump Administration and called the war on Iran a war for Israel: ‘To disregard his statements as an 11-tour long-term veteran, well accomplished, who has sacrificed and lost his wife to the cause, to question his character and question his statements against Donald Trump, a businessman, a part of the Epstein class, is baffling to me. The American people, the globe should be able to make this a right decision and choose the right side on this one.’ -Brian McGinnis on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

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JUST IN: Israel says they are coming up with a “plan” to allow church leaders to worship at the holy site “in the coming days” after Cardinal Pizzaballa was blocked from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday. Netanyahu’s office has released the following statement: “Over the past several days, Iran has repeatedly targeted the holy sites of all three monotheistic religions in Jerusalem with ballistic missiles. In one strike, missile fragments crashed meters from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. As a result, Israel has temporarily asked worshippers from all faiths not to worship at the holy sites in Jerusalem's Old City to protect them. Today, out of special concern for his safety, Jerusalem police prevented the Latin Patriarch Cardinal Pizzaballa from holding mass this morning at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Again, there was no malicious intent whatsoever, only concern for his safety and that of his party. However, given the holiness of the week leading up to Easter for the world's Christians, Israel's security arms are putting together a plan to enable church leaders to worship at the holy site in the coming days.” Video: tzogho / tt.

JUST IN: Israel says they are coming up with a “plan” to allow church leaders to worship at the holy site “in the coming days” after Cardinal Pizzaballa was blocked from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday. Netanyahu’s office has released the following statement: “Over the past several days, Iran has repeatedly targeted the holy sites of all three monotheistic religions in Jerusalem with ballistic missiles. In one strike, missile fragments crashed meters from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. As a result, Israel has temporarily asked worshippers from all faiths not to worship at the holy sites in Jerusalem's Old City to protect them. Today, out of special concern for his safety, Jerusalem police prevented the Latin Patriarch Cardinal Pizzaballa from holding mass this morning at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Again, there was no malicious intent whatsoever, only concern for his safety and that of his party. However, given the holiness of the week leading up to Easter for the world's Christians, Israel's security arms are putting together a plan to enable church leaders to worship at the holy site in the coming days.” Video: tzogho / tt.

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Ticket to Heaven is belong to GeminiFourth Jimmy : “I think Gemfot still doesn’t know about this yet. Phi Aof is the kind of person whose mind is always full of ideas, no matter where he is or what he’s doing. Even when he’s just sitting and eating, he’s still thinking a lot. He comes up with ideas like this all the time. For this series, he got the idea when he went to Rome with JimmySea. He visited a church and thought, ‘What if I made a series about kids in a church? That would be great. That’s why he stayed a few more days in Rome to explore and really decide on it. Honestly, I’ve known about this from the very beginning. I heard about it quite a while ago, even though I still didn’t know the title of the series. But since that time in Rome, I already knew it had to be Gemfot who would act in it.” #GeminiFourth #เจมีไนน์โฟร์ท #Gemini_NT #Fourthnattawat #TicketoHeaven

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BREAKING: Violent response at Church of Ireland synod over questions on Enoch Burke Martina, Josiah and Jemima Burke attended the Church of Ireland synod in Armagh to question church leaders on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland John McDowell and Bishop of Meath and Kildare Pat Storey were among the attendees at the event at Armagh City Hotel. To this day they have refused to speak on Enoch Burke who is now almost a full year behind bars. The Burkes entered the synod hall as Bishop Pat Storey was speaking. Martina Burke began to question the Archbishop directly on why Enoch Burke was suspended from Wilson’s Hospital School for upholding the Church of Ireland ethos. The Archbishop refused to answer questions and immediately suspended the business of the synod. Bishop Pat Storey left the hall. Martina and Josiah Burke continued to question the Archbishop on why the Church of Ireland was silent on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop did not speak. Josiah Burke held up a picture of Enoch Burke with the words “Enoch Burke 354 days in prison.” A synod attendee ripped this out of his hands and destroyed it. Following this incident Jemima Burke was assaulted by a synod staff member who had to be held back by others in the room. The Archbishop left at this point, continuing to make no comment or intervene in any way. Following this the Burkes left the synod hall and held a demonstration at the hotel gates for over an hour. The scenes witnessed and experienced at the Church of Ireland synod were shocking and unprecedented. We continue to seek answers on why Archbishop John McDowell is silent on the incarceration of Enoch Burke for upholding the ethos of the Church of Ireland.

BREAKING: Violent response at Church of Ireland synod over questions on Enoch Burke Martina, Josiah and Jemima Burke attended the Church of Ireland synod in Armagh to question church leaders on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland John McDowell and Bishop of Meath and Kildare Pat Storey were among the attendees at the event at Armagh City Hotel. To this day they have refused to speak on Enoch Burke who is now almost a full year behind bars. The Burkes entered the synod hall as Bishop Pat Storey was speaking. Martina Burke began to question the Archbishop directly on why Enoch Burke was suspended from Wilson’s Hospital School for upholding the Church of Ireland ethos. The Archbishop refused to answer questions and immediately suspended the business of the synod. Bishop Pat Storey left the hall. Martina and Josiah Burke continued to question the Archbishop on why the Church of Ireland was silent on Enoch Burke’s incarceration. The Archbishop did not speak. Josiah Burke held up a picture of Enoch Burke with the words “Enoch Burke 354 days in prison.” A synod attendee ripped this out of his hands and destroyed it. Following this incident Jemima Burke was assaulted by a synod staff member who had to be held back by others in the room. The Archbishop left at this point, continuing to make no comment or intervene in any way. Following this the Burkes left the synod hall and held a demonstration at the hotel gates for over an hour. The scenes witnessed and experienced at the Church of Ireland synod were shocking and unprecedented. We continue to seek answers on why Archbishop John McDowell is silent on the incarceration of Enoch Burke for upholding the ethos of the Church of Ireland.

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244,567 views • 2 years ago

Ken Paxton just delivered a masterful takedown of Senator John Cornyn’s 42-year career in politics. When asked what his message to Texans is tonight, Paxton said he would only ask the people one question. PAXTON: “Look, my message is simple.” “This guy, John Cornyn, has been in office for 42 years since I was in college and I’m 63.” “He’s running for a fifth term, which no one’s done in Texas history.” “And I spent the last 14 months on the road asking one question.” “What good thing has John Cornyn done — not just in the 24 years I’m going to give him the whole 42 years that he’s been in office — what one good thing has he accomplished?” “And asking that question, in every meeting I’ve been in, from one person to thousands, no one has ever given me an answer.” “And then I say, take any two-week period I’ve been in office, John Cornyn can pick it, and I will have accomplished more in two weeks than he’s accomplished in 42 years.” “We need somebody that will deliver for Texas, somebody that will go fight, and John Cornyn is not that guy.”

Ken Paxton just delivered a masterful takedown of Senator John Cornyn’s 42-year career in politics. When asked what his message to Texans is tonight, Paxton said he would only ask the people one question. PAXTON: “Look, my message is simple.” “This guy, John Cornyn, has been in office for 42 years since I was in college and I’m 63.” “He’s running for a fifth term, which no one’s done in Texas history.” “And I spent the last 14 months on the road asking one question.” “What good thing has John Cornyn done — not just in the 24 years I’m going to give him the whole 42 years that he’s been in office — what one good thing has he accomplished?” “And asking that question, in every meeting I’ve been in, from one person to thousands, no one has ever given me an answer.” “And then I say, take any two-week period I’ve been in office, John Cornyn can pick it, and I will have accomplished more in two weeks than he’s accomplished in 42 years.” “We need somebody that will deliver for Texas, somebody that will go fight, and John Cornyn is not that guy.”

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📍So there’s no disputing the actual numbers who turned out for tonight’s Brian Tamaki led vigil in Tāmaki Makaurau’s Aotea Square for slain Turning Point founder and president Charlie Kirk. Here’s a pan of the audience, courtesy of Hannah Tamaki. As you’ll see, attendance peaked at around 200 people, almost all Destiny Church members. Hardly the mass uprising of Christian nationalists and keyboard warriors Tamaki likely envisioned—more like a Destiny night service with candles. Why? Because: ‘Brian Tamaki’. Speaking to the crowd in the clip below is Tamaki’s executive assistant, Jenny Marshall. When she’s not live-streaming urban legends about students supposedly defecating into kitty litter trays in classrooms, she’s busy producing and posting his ChatGPT-generated rants to social media. Listen closely from the 50sec mark, where you’ll hear her make a highly embarrassing faux pas: mentioning hearing someone liken Charlie Kirk’s life to that of Martin Luther King Jr’s, and saying, “this is actually our version of that in our age.” The problem? Kirk himself has openly and repeatedly criticized MLK’s character and legacy. In a December 2023 speech at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, he flatly called MLK “awful” and “not a good person,” arguing that his alleged misconduct had been whitewashed into a “mythical” icon. Moral of the story: if you’re going to rewrite history, at least check your facts before speaking publicly, or risk turning the legacy you claim to uphold into a mockery. If there’s one thing we can take away from tonight, it’s that the event’s meager turnout made clear that Tamaki’s influence—and the hype around Kirk here in Aotearoa—as always, only stretches to his immediate circle and a few hangers-on. #nzpol

📍So there’s no disputing the actual numbers who turned out for tonight’s Brian Tamaki led vigil in Tāmaki Makaurau’s Aotea Square for slain Turning Point founder and president Charlie Kirk. Here’s a pan of the audience, courtesy of Hannah Tamaki. As you’ll see, attendance peaked at around 200 people, almost all Destiny Church members. Hardly the mass uprising of Christian nationalists and keyboard warriors Tamaki likely envisioned—more like a Destiny night service with candles. Why? Because: ‘Brian Tamaki’. Speaking to the crowd in the clip below is Tamaki’s executive assistant, Jenny Marshall. When she’s not live-streaming urban legends about students supposedly defecating into kitty litter trays in classrooms, she’s busy producing and posting his ChatGPT-generated rants to social media. Listen closely from the 50sec mark, where you’ll hear her make a highly embarrassing faux pas: mentioning hearing someone liken Charlie Kirk’s life to that of Martin Luther King Jr’s, and saying, “this is actually our version of that in our age.” The problem? Kirk himself has openly and repeatedly criticized MLK’s character and legacy. In a December 2023 speech at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, he flatly called MLK “awful” and “not a good person,” arguing that his alleged misconduct had been whitewashed into a “mythical” icon. Moral of the story: if you’re going to rewrite history, at least check your facts before speaking publicly, or risk turning the legacy you claim to uphold into a mockery. If there’s one thing we can take away from tonight, it’s that the event’s meager turnout made clear that Tamaki’s influence—and the hype around Kirk here in Aotearoa—as always, only stretches to his immediate circle and a few hangers-on. #nzpol

Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿

10,969 views • 11 months ago

Let me take you inside a church with tribals celebrating New Year in Jharkhand: This 31st December, we at Organiser Weekly decided to witness a church gathering on New Year's Eve. Expecting there would be cakes and chocolates, like one would expect in a church, all we found were incense sticks, prarthana, bhajans, prashad, and the burning of a putla like Ravana. Women dressed in sarees, wearing bindis, were chanting "Hallelujah," taking prashad, folding hands in worship, and donating money afterwards. With over 300+ people in attendance, all were tribals from the Munda, Oraon, and mostly Kharia tribes. They came to the church by 10 pm and left at 1 am after greeting one another, saying, "Jai Yeshu Naya Saal." Watch this video as I talked to the Father, people in the church, and showed things happening there. Full video link in next tweet:

Let me take you inside a church with tribals celebrating New Year in Jharkhand: This 31st December, we at Organiser Weekly decided to witness a church gathering on New Year's Eve. Expecting there would be cakes and chocolates, like one would expect in a church, all we found were incense sticks, prarthana, bhajans, prashad, and the burning of a putla like Ravana. Women dressed in sarees, wearing bindis, were chanting "Hallelujah," taking prashad, folding hands in worship, and donating money afterwards. With over 300+ people in attendance, all were tribals from the Munda, Oraon, and mostly Kharia tribes. They came to the church by 10 pm and left at 1 am after greeting one another, saying, "Jai Yeshu Naya Saal." Watch this video as I talked to the Father, people in the church, and showed things happening there. Full video link in next tweet:

Subhi Vishwakarma

95,827 views • 7 months ago

Scott Jennings: “If I were sitting in a church right now in Minneapolis and a bunch of people burst in, I'd be on edge because, last summer a shooter showed up at a Catholic church in Minneapolis and shot a bunch of kids. Two died, I think 30 people were injured. 26 were kids. And so the terror in that church, I think, is probably warranted. If for no other reason, then we've seen radical violence at a church in the not too distant past.” “We've also seen, I think, attempts to create violence and mayhem and fear in churches around the country, synagogues and other places. And so I feel like the radical left is somewhat emboldened right now to go up to and now into places of worship. It sounds like the FACE Act is what they're going to use. I've also heard today from some sources that the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, they may look at that for bringing charges to Don Lemon and these radical leftists that went into this church.” “I think if they don't, if they don't do something to these people who did this, you're going to see it proliferate in churches across the country, and that will be very regretful.”

Scott Jennings: “If I were sitting in a church right now in Minneapolis and a bunch of people burst in, I'd be on edge because, last summer a shooter showed up at a Catholic church in Minneapolis and shot a bunch of kids. Two died, I think 30 people were injured. 26 were kids. And so the terror in that church, I think, is probably warranted. If for no other reason, then we've seen radical violence at a church in the not too distant past.” “We've also seen, I think, attempts to create violence and mayhem and fear in churches around the country, synagogues and other places. And so I feel like the radical left is somewhat emboldened right now to go up to and now into places of worship. It sounds like the FACE Act is what they're going to use. I've also heard today from some sources that the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, they may look at that for bringing charges to Don Lemon and these radical leftists that went into this church.” “I think if they don't, if they don't do something to these people who did this, you're going to see it proliferate in churches across the country, and that will be very regretful.”

RedWave Press

161,603 views • 7 months ago

Sad this. The Street Guardians found a vulnerable family on the streets in town on the weekend. They have put them in the Adelphi Hotel for now and given them money for food. But this is only short term. We need to find them somewhere to live and get them on their feet. Any help would be appreciated. If anyone wants to bring food down to them message me and I’ll connect you with them. If anyone wants to send them a few quid for food message me and I’ll send you his bank details. They are in safe hands being looked after by The Street Guardians but if any of you can help take the pressure off them it would be a big help. As they are paying everything out of their own pocket. We’ve just met them in the hotel and done an interview to explain their situation. I’ll post this later. If anyone wants to get involved and join the team or can help in any way with donations with food and clothes for the homeless please call 07501 347544 Thanks in advance 🙏

Sad this. The Street Guardians found a vulnerable family on the streets in town on the weekend. They have put them in the Adelphi Hotel for now and given them money for food. But this is only short term. We need to find them somewhere to live and get them on their feet. Any help would be appreciated. If anyone wants to bring food down to them message me and I’ll connect you with them. If anyone wants to send them a few quid for food message me and I’ll send you his bank details. They are in safe hands being looked after by The Street Guardians but if any of you can help take the pressure off them it would be a big help. As they are paying everything out of their own pocket. We’ve just met them in the hotel and done an interview to explain their situation. I’ll post this later. If anyone wants to get involved and join the team or can help in any way with donations with food and clothes for the homeless please call 07501 347544 Thanks in advance 🙏

Around Liverpool

10,857 views • 3 months ago

We fundraising for an 80 year old gentleman who was robbed of 2k in his home town of Dudley. Two scum bags robbed an old man with a walking frame in the middle of Dudley High Street in broad daylight as people walked by!! Story: ▶️ The confusion and panic this man must have felt, no doubt he will be continuing to worry and this will take away his confidence to even leave his house!! Dudley is becoming a no go zone, this elderly gentleman has probably shopped in Dudley his whole life! He doesn't deserve this. I want to raise the 2k stolen from him and reassure him our communities stand firmly next to him. You can help by donating at the link below👇

We fundraising for an 80 year old gentleman who was robbed of 2k in his home town of Dudley. Two scum bags robbed an old man with a walking frame in the middle of Dudley High Street in broad daylight as people walked by!! Story: ▶️ The confusion and panic this man must have felt, no doubt he will be continuing to worry and this will take away his confidence to even leave his house!! Dudley is becoming a no go zone, this elderly gentleman has probably shopped in Dudley his whole life! He doesn't deserve this. I want to raise the 2k stolen from him and reassure him our communities stand firmly next to him. You can help by donating at the link below👇

Andy Saxon

36,835 views • 14 days ago