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𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐲 𝐍𝐮𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐨 𝐃𝐮𝐞 🇮🇹 Wayne Madsen registered his second Italian century yesterday, coming off just 64 balls! Top work, Wayne Madsen! 👏 #WeAreDerbyshire

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At 14, Sachin Tendulkar scored a century on his Ranji Trophy debut. At 15, he handled Kapil Dev with ease in the nets when invited by Dilip Vengsarkar. At 16, he was struck on the nose by a bouncer from Waqar Younis, yet went on to score a fighting fifty and help save the Test match. At 16, he also took on the premier leg-spinner of that era, Abdul Qadir, smashing 53 off 18 balls and adding 65 runs with Srikkanth, whose contribution was just 12. At 17, he scored 96 off 75 balls in a Ranji Trophy final while chasing 355, putting on a 134-run partnership with Vengsarkar. At 17, he registered a match-saving Test century in England. At 18, he became the first Indian to score a Test hundred at WACA Ground, widely regarded as one of the fastest pitches in the world, in his very first innings there despite having no prior exposure to such conditions. Just because everything wasn’t recorded at the time doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Comparisons are inevitable, but that doesn’t mean Tendulkar at 15 wasn’t already exceptional.

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The Damn Is Broke. The Black Vote Is WIDE AWAKE “Protect Donald Trump” 🇺🇸 - Your pandemic didn't work - Your impeachments didn't work - Your January 6th didn't work - Your social media censorship - Your bullsh*t indictments - Your unconstitutional attempts to remove him from the ballot. Nope. Didn't work - Your baseless lawsuits. Your 34 counts. - Comparing him to Hitler - Your attempts to bankrupt him did not work - Your attempts to remove his secret service detail - Your Project 2025 and your Jeffrey Epstein files, non funziona (French for didn’t work) - nd your bullets didn't work June 15, 2015, Donald Trump came down at escalator and Democrats and RINO Republicans haven't been the same. It has been a barrage of unrelenting smear campaigns from his political enemies on all sides of the spectrum. What we witnessed yesterday is the culmination of 9 years of media manipulation and dirty politics. When you plant the seeds inside the minds of weak minded people, by telling them that a former president is the second coming of Hitler, that he is a full scale threat to our democracy, whatever that means. And you literally have influencers and celebrities alike advocating for his assassination. I am not surprised by the radical increase of the possibility of violence in America. Some of you almost got what you wanted yesterday, but you can't stop the will of God. So now that you've exhausted all of your options, just take this pending L with the utmost style and grace. Trump 2024 now more than ever and it ain't even close.”

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57,194 просмотров • 1 год назад

A wild back-and-forth battle in the Division II District Semifinal between #6 (D2) AWHS Baseball (20-8) and #16 St. Francis de Sales Athletics (16-12-1) ended with St. Francis scoring two runs in the top of the 7th to knock off the defending Division II state champion Generals, 5-3. The Knights now advance to face #5 (D2) Clay Baseball in the District Final. The Knights’ offense was fueled by contributions throughout the lineup, collecting hits from eight different batters. 2027 Tommy, 2027 Charlie Pastula, 2026 Brady Mitchey, and 2026 Drew Puckett each drove in runs in the win. Puckett was strong on the mound as well, tossing 5.1 innings while allowing 3 runs (2 ER) and striking out eight. Woycik shut the door late, earning the win after throwing the final 1.1 innings, allowing just two hits and one walk while striking out two. For Anthony Wayne, uncommitted 2026 SS Lukas Potkanowicz led the offense, going 2-for-3 with an RBI, run scored, and a walk. 2027 1B Drew Bellian added an RBI of his own, finishing 1-for-3 with a run scored and a walk. Follow the thread for top performers, scouting reports, videos, and more. 📝📹👇 #RoadToAkron #OHHS26 #MadeInOhio Prep Baseball

A wild back-and-forth battle in the Division II District Semifinal between #6 (D2) AWHS Baseball (20-8) and #16 St. Francis de Sales Athletics (16-12-1) ended with St. Francis scoring two runs in the top of the 7th to knock off the defending Division II state champion Generals, 5-3. The Knights now advance to face #5 (D2) Clay Baseball in the District Final. The Knights’ offense was fueled by contributions throughout the lineup, collecting hits from eight different batters. 2027 Tommy, 2027 Charlie Pastula, 2026 Brady Mitchey, and 2026 Drew Puckett each drove in runs in the win. Puckett was strong on the mound as well, tossing 5.1 innings while allowing 3 runs (2 ER) and striking out eight. Woycik shut the door late, earning the win after throwing the final 1.1 innings, allowing just two hits and one walk while striking out two. For Anthony Wayne, uncommitted 2026 SS Lukas Potkanowicz led the offense, going 2-for-3 with an RBI, run scored, and a walk. 2027 1B Drew Bellian added an RBI of his own, finishing 1-for-3 with a run scored and a walk. Follow the thread for top performers, scouting reports, videos, and more. 📝📹👇 #RoadToAkron #OHHS26 #MadeInOhio Prep Baseball

Prep Baseball Ohio Scouting Coverage

13,733 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Spoilers for Donnie Brasco. At the end of the film, it’s strongly implied that Lefty, played by Al Pacino, is killed. However, in real life he survived. The FBI picked him up before the Mafia could get to him, and he was later sentenced to 15 years in prison for racketeering. The final scene, where Lefty quietly prepares to leave, was loosely based on what actually happened to Sonny Black, who was played by Michael Madsen. Joseph Pistone, the FBI agent who went undercover as Donnie Brasco, explains: “Tell you how Sonny Black got killed… When it came out that I was an undercover, in the beginning the mob didn’t believe I was an FBI undercover agent. They thought the FBI had kidnapped me and was trying to turn me, because we picked it up on the wiretaps and informants. But once their lawyers told them, ‘Hey, he really is an undercover agent,’ Sonny Black gets a call. You got to go to a sit-down. So he walks into the Motion Lounge. He had a diamond ring. He takes off his diamond ring. He takes his money out of his pocket. Takes all his keys, except his car keys, puts them on the counter. He says to the bartender, ‘I just got called to a sit-down. I’m probably not coming back.’ He calls his girlfriend. And this is how we found this out. He calls his girlfriend and tells her the same thing. So what happens is that, after they find his body and everything, his girlfriend calls the FBI and she says, ‘I’d like to have a meeting with Donnie Brasco.’ And they said, ‘Why?’ She said, ‘Because I got something to tell him. Sonny wanted me to give him a message.’ So they fly her down to D.C., and myself and the other agents go out to a restaurant. And she said, ‘Sonny wanted me to tell you this is what happened.’ She said, ‘He got called to a sit-down and he goes into the Motion Lounge, gives his ring, his money, his car keys to the bartender and tells the bartender, “I got called to a sit-down and I’m probably not coming back.” ‘And then he calls me and he said, “If I don’t come back, I want you to get in touch with Donnie and tell him I loved him, and he was just better than we were. I don’t hold anything against him.”’ Joseph Pistone's quote comes from his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, Jul 2, 2025

Spoilers for Donnie Brasco. At the end of the film, it’s strongly implied that Lefty, played by Al Pacino, is killed. However, in real life he survived. The FBI picked him up before the Mafia could get to him, and he was later sentenced to 15 years in prison for racketeering. The final scene, where Lefty quietly prepares to leave, was loosely based on what actually happened to Sonny Black, who was played by Michael Madsen. Joseph Pistone, the FBI agent who went undercover as Donnie Brasco, explains: “Tell you how Sonny Black got killed… When it came out that I was an undercover, in the beginning the mob didn’t believe I was an FBI undercover agent. They thought the FBI had kidnapped me and was trying to turn me, because we picked it up on the wiretaps and informants. But once their lawyers told them, ‘Hey, he really is an undercover agent,’ Sonny Black gets a call. You got to go to a sit-down. So he walks into the Motion Lounge. He had a diamond ring. He takes off his diamond ring. He takes his money out of his pocket. Takes all his keys, except his car keys, puts them on the counter. He says to the bartender, ‘I just got called to a sit-down. I’m probably not coming back.’ He calls his girlfriend. And this is how we found this out. He calls his girlfriend and tells her the same thing. So what happens is that, after they find his body and everything, his girlfriend calls the FBI and she says, ‘I’d like to have a meeting with Donnie Brasco.’ And they said, ‘Why?’ She said, ‘Because I got something to tell him. Sonny wanted me to give him a message.’ So they fly her down to D.C., and myself and the other agents go out to a restaurant. And she said, ‘Sonny wanted me to tell you this is what happened.’ She said, ‘He got called to a sit-down and he goes into the Motion Lounge, gives his ring, his money, his car keys to the bartender and tells the bartender, “I got called to a sit-down and I’m probably not coming back.” ‘And then he calls me and he said, “If I don’t come back, I want you to get in touch with Donnie and tell him I loved him, and he was just better than we were. I don’t hold anything against him.”’ Joseph Pistone's quote comes from his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, Jul 2, 2025

Gangster Cinema Central

38,522 просмотров • 7 дней назад

After Max Homa qualified for The Open Championship with a second-place finish at last week's John Deere Classic, no one would have blinked an eye if he withdrew from the ISCO Championship. Had Homa known he was in The Open before last week, he would have played the Genesis Scottish Open, he admitted Tuesday at the ISCO. It would have been the more natural preparation for Royal Birkdale, both course-wise and convenience-wise. Even without competing at the Genesis, Homa could've traveled overseas a few days early to begin preparing for The Open, his favorite golf tournament in the world. But he believed his commitment to the ISCO Championship in Kentucky mattered more, and an interaction with a young fan Tuesday validated his decision. "It honestly all got paid back to me by the fourth hole of my practice round yesterday because there was a kid standing off to the side in his backyard with a sign for me," Homa said Wednesday. "It's just those things as you get older, you realize maybe the impact coming to an event can have both on the city and the fans but also on yourself." At 49th on the FedExCup, Homa can earn valuable points toward his FedExCup Playoffs push this week too.

After Max Homa qualified for The Open Championship with a second-place finish at last week's John Deere Classic, no one would have blinked an eye if he withdrew from the ISCO Championship. Had Homa known he was in The Open before last week, he would have played the Genesis Scottish Open, he admitted Tuesday at the ISCO. It would have been the more natural preparation for Royal Birkdale, both course-wise and convenience-wise. Even without competing at the Genesis, Homa could've traveled overseas a few days early to begin preparing for The Open, his favorite golf tournament in the world. But he believed his commitment to the ISCO Championship in Kentucky mattered more, and an interaction with a young fan Tuesday validated his decision. "It honestly all got paid back to me by the fourth hole of my practice round yesterday because there was a kid standing off to the side in his backyard with a sign for me," Homa said Wednesday. "It's just those things as you get older, you realize maybe the impact coming to an event can have both on the city and the fans but also on yourself." At 49th on the FedExCup, Homa can earn valuable points toward his FedExCup Playoffs push this week too.

PGA TOUR

621,438 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Pope Leo XIV isn’t just a break from tradition, he’s a sign of what’s coming. Born in Chicago. Son of a French-Italian WWII vet and a Hispanic-American mother. He became a Peruvian citizen after 20 years of missionary work. Now, he speaks 7 languages and leads 1.3 billion Catholics. The first truly global pope. Before the priesthood, he was a mathematician. A BSc from Villanova. Now the first Augustinian friar ever to become pope. He blends ancient spirituality with analytical precision. A rare mind and an even rarer combination. He supports migrants, the poor, and dialogue across faiths. But he opposes women’s ordination and defends traditional doctrine. Progressive on mercy. Conservative on truth. He’s not left or right. He’s Augustinian: rooted, thoughtful, balanced. He earned his credibility in Peru. Not the Vatican. Not Rome. He lived among the poor, ran a diocese, and preached in Spanish. Later, he ran the Vatican office that picks bishops worldwide. He knows how the Church works—on the ground and at the top. His papal name, Leo XIV, is a signal. He’s invoking Leo the Great, who once faced down Attila the Hun. It’s a name that means strength, clarity, and reform. And his first promise? A Church that builds bridges in a divided world. This isn’t just about a new pope. It’s about a new era. And it starts now.

Pope Leo XIV isn’t just a break from tradition, he’s a sign of what’s coming. Born in Chicago. Son of a French-Italian WWII vet and a Hispanic-American mother. He became a Peruvian citizen after 20 years of missionary work. Now, he speaks 7 languages and leads 1.3 billion Catholics. The first truly global pope. Before the priesthood, he was a mathematician. A BSc from Villanova. Now the first Augustinian friar ever to become pope. He blends ancient spirituality with analytical precision. A rare mind and an even rarer combination. He supports migrants, the poor, and dialogue across faiths. But he opposes women’s ordination and defends traditional doctrine. Progressive on mercy. Conservative on truth. He’s not left or right. He’s Augustinian: rooted, thoughtful, balanced. He earned his credibility in Peru. Not the Vatican. Not Rome. He lived among the poor, ran a diocese, and preached in Spanish. Later, he ran the Vatican office that picks bishops worldwide. He knows how the Church works—on the ground and at the top. His papal name, Leo XIV, is a signal. He’s invoking Leo the Great, who once faced down Attila the Hun. It’s a name that means strength, clarity, and reform. And his first promise? A Church that builds bridges in a divided world. This isn’t just about a new pope. It’s about a new era. And it starts now.

Culture Explorer

4,532,287 просмотров • 1 год назад

THIS !! "I've enjoyed [the weekend so far]. I've felt on it all weekend. I've felt good in the car. Q1, round one, I was feeling really strong and I honestly thought that we'd... It may be silly of me, but I thought that we were fighting for top positions. And then just the way the plan goes and where we end up waiting in the pit lane and losing tyre temperature and using one, kind of using a tyre on the out lap but then coming in and the temperature effect. All these different things just add up to not optimising the sessions. So, we'll have to do some work to try and figure out how to optimise the sessions better." "I think it's... We'll talk in the background. I think it's just... Yeah, I just have to have a conversation about it and just continue to try and improve the process. I mean, everyone's working as hard as they can. It's just... We need to also look at what the others are doing because if you look at Mercedes, they're out first and they didn't lose any tyre temperature and then they're at the front. You know, as we're waiting and turning the car off at the end of the pit lane, it just ends up losing five or six degrees and it's really hard to get that back on an out lap." "And... Yeah, when I got to Q3, I just... I had nothing. I just had no... I lost half a second in performance just from the tyres. So, that's frustrating, but nonetheless, I'll try my best tomorrow." - F1 2025 Singapore -

THIS !! "I've enjoyed [the weekend so far]. I've felt on it all weekend. I've felt good in the car. Q1, round one, I was feeling really strong and I honestly thought that we'd... It may be silly of me, but I thought that we were fighting for top positions. And then just the way the plan goes and where we end up waiting in the pit lane and losing tyre temperature and using one, kind of using a tyre on the out lap but then coming in and the temperature effect. All these different things just add up to not optimising the sessions. So, we'll have to do some work to try and figure out how to optimise the sessions better." "I think it's... We'll talk in the background. I think it's just... Yeah, I just have to have a conversation about it and just continue to try and improve the process. I mean, everyone's working as hard as they can. It's just... We need to also look at what the others are doing because if you look at Mercedes, they're out first and they didn't lose any tyre temperature and then they're at the front. You know, as we're waiting and turning the car off at the end of the pit lane, it just ends up losing five or six degrees and it's really hard to get that back on an out lap." "And... Yeah, when I got to Q3, I just... I had nothing. I just had no... I lost half a second in performance just from the tyres. So, that's frustrating, but nonetheless, I'll try my best tomorrow." - F1 2025 Singapore -

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163,535 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

🇮🇹 1981 Italian Grand Prix Lap 20 Car 7 🇬🇧 John Watson - McLaren MP4/1 Car 4 🇮🇹 Michele Alboreto - Tyrrell 010 John Watson’s accident at the 1981 Italian Grand Prix at Monza is widely remembered as one of the most significant turning points in Formula 1 history. It wasn't just a terrifying crash; it was the ultimate, real-world test that permanently changed how racing cars were built. On Lap 20 of the race, Watson lost control of his McLaren exiting the high-speed Second Lesmo bend. The car spun and struck the trackside barriers at roughly 140 mph (225 km/h). The violence of the impact was immense and it tore the engine and gearbox completely off the back of the car. The breakaway rear assembly bounced across the track and clipped Michele Alboreto’s Tyrrell, forcing him out of the race as well. To the absolute shock of the crowd and commentators, Watson opened his visor, unbuckled his harness, and walked away from the smoking, shattered wreckage entirely uninjured. Before the 1981 season, Formula 1 chassis were traditionally constructed from sheets of riveted or welded aluminum. However, for 1981, McLaren designer John Barnard introduced the McLaren MP4/1—the very first F1 car to feature a monocoque made entirely from carbon fiber composite material. The F1 paddock was deeply skeptical of this "mysterious black plastic." Many rival designers and team bosses openly criticized the move, confidently predicting that if a carbon fiber car suffered a major accident, the chassis would "crack like an egg" or disintegrate into a lethal cloud of sharp, black dust. Watson's crash proved the exact opposite. While the aluminum parts and engine mounts sheared off as intended to dissipate energy, the central carbon fiber tub enclosing Watson remained completely intact. It didn't shatter; it absorbed and deflected the massive load, acting as an impenetrable safety cell. Watson's survival at Monza effectively validated carbon fiber technology, establishing the blueprint for the modern carbon composite survival cells that continue to save drivers' lives in motorsport today. 🎥 Formula 1 John Watson McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team Autodromo Nazionale Monza #f1 #cars #accident #italy

🇮🇹 1981 Italian Grand Prix Lap 20 Car 7 🇬🇧 John Watson - McLaren MP4/1 Car 4 🇮🇹 Michele Alboreto - Tyrrell 010 John Watson’s accident at the 1981 Italian Grand Prix at Monza is widely remembered as one of the most significant turning points in Formula 1 history. It wasn't just a terrifying crash; it was the ultimate, real-world test that permanently changed how racing cars were built. On Lap 20 of the race, Watson lost control of his McLaren exiting the high-speed Second Lesmo bend. The car spun and struck the trackside barriers at roughly 140 mph (225 km/h). The violence of the impact was immense and it tore the engine and gearbox completely off the back of the car. The breakaway rear assembly bounced across the track and clipped Michele Alboreto’s Tyrrell, forcing him out of the race as well. To the absolute shock of the crowd and commentators, Watson opened his visor, unbuckled his harness, and walked away from the smoking, shattered wreckage entirely uninjured. Before the 1981 season, Formula 1 chassis were traditionally constructed from sheets of riveted or welded aluminum. However, for 1981, McLaren designer John Barnard introduced the McLaren MP4/1—the very first F1 car to feature a monocoque made entirely from carbon fiber composite material. The F1 paddock was deeply skeptical of this "mysterious black plastic." Many rival designers and team bosses openly criticized the move, confidently predicting that if a carbon fiber car suffered a major accident, the chassis would "crack like an egg" or disintegrate into a lethal cloud of sharp, black dust. Watson's crash proved the exact opposite. While the aluminum parts and engine mounts sheared off as intended to dissipate energy, the central carbon fiber tub enclosing Watson remained completely intact. It didn't shatter; it absorbed and deflected the massive load, acting as an impenetrable safety cell. Watson's survival at Monza effectively validated carbon fiber technology, establishing the blueprint for the modern carbon composite survival cells that continue to save drivers' lives in motorsport today. 🎥 Formula 1 John Watson McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team Autodromo Nazionale Monza #f1 #cars #accident #italy

WRCPAST

68,131 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨 MAJOR REVELATION: Charlie Kirk's Gifted School Exposed – Ties to Korea & Moonie-Linked Christian Heritage Academy (CHA)? Founder Dr. Wayne Grudem, Proximity in AZ, Boy Scouts Abuse Cover-Up by His Father Arden, Military Connections, and Swedish Roots Aligning with Erika Kirk Raise Alarms! 🔥 Candace Owens inquired on her podcast yesterday about Charlie Kirk's special school for gifted children—it's Christian Heritage Academy (CHA) in Northfield, Illinois. Founded in 1984 by Dr. Wayne Grudem (an Eagle Scout and Hebrew instructor with expertise in Israel-related studies), CHA is where Charlie attended from approximately 2002 to 2005. He credited the school for his fifth-grade conversion: "I gave my life to the Lord in fifth grade at Christian Heritage Academy... the most important decision I've ever made." The academy began with 59 students in grades K-6 in Northbrook and now serves over 400 in Northfield. Deeper investigation reveals concerning links: CHA is connected to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS) and Trinity International University (TIU), where Grudem taught from 1981 to 2001. TIU traces its origins to the Swedish Evangelical Free Church Bible Institute (1897, Chicago), which affiliated with Moody Bible Institute until 1925. Moody has direct ties to the Unification Church (Moonies) in the 1970s–1990s, including campus recruitment and "deprogramming" of former members. TIU maintains Korean programs, mirroring the Moonies' South Korean headquarters. Also of note is Erika Kirk's Swedish royal heritage (her grandfather was Grand Chief of the Independent Order of Vikings) echoes TIU's Swedish founding. Grudem commuted between Chicago and Scottsdale, Arizona, from 2000 to 2006 while Charlie was at CHA. After Charlie graduated, Grudem left Chicago permanently in 2006, relocating full-time to Scottsdale (teaching at Phoenix Seminary)—now living just 6.8 miles from Charlie's home, where TPUSA is headquartered and Erika originates. This move raises questions: coincidental or deliberate grooming? Boy Scouts scandal: Arden Grudem (Wayne's father, a military veteran) served as a National Council Representative and covered up a 1972 child abuse case (documented letter details a scoutmaster's "physical advances" on a 14-year-old, with charges denied and resignation). Wayne achieved Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor in 1965. Charlie was also deeply involved in Boy Scouts, per articles. Post-assassination, Grudem's CHA released an October 17, 2025, chapel podcast: "Charlie Kirk, The Gospel, and Revival for America." Instagram user Did CHA serve as a Moonie grooming hub, targeting gifted youth like Charlie for a "next-generation" operation? These connections suggest handlers from early on—elevate, control, and potentially martyr. Investigate further! Quote: Charlie on CHA: "Amazing teachers presented the Gospel... Chairman of the Board of my life." Sources: Grudem's resume and history PDF, TIU Wikipedia, NYT Moonie articles (Moonies at Harvard/Yale/Columbia; deprogramming at Moody; "Second Messiah" born in Korea 1920; recruitment tactics), Boy Scouts abuse files, maps, CHA website/podcast, Instagram post.

🚨 MAJOR REVELATION: Charlie Kirk's Gifted School Exposed – Ties to Korea & Moonie-Linked Christian Heritage Academy (CHA)? Founder Dr. Wayne Grudem, Proximity in AZ, Boy Scouts Abuse Cover-Up by His Father Arden, Military Connections, and Swedish Roots Aligning with Erika Kirk Raise Alarms! 🔥 Candace Owens inquired on her podcast yesterday about Charlie Kirk's special school for gifted children—it's Christian Heritage Academy (CHA) in Northfield, Illinois. Founded in 1984 by Dr. Wayne Grudem (an Eagle Scout and Hebrew instructor with expertise in Israel-related studies), CHA is where Charlie attended from approximately 2002 to 2005. He credited the school for his fifth-grade conversion: "I gave my life to the Lord in fifth grade at Christian Heritage Academy... the most important decision I've ever made." The academy began with 59 students in grades K-6 in Northbrook and now serves over 400 in Northfield. Deeper investigation reveals concerning links: CHA is connected to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (TEDS) and Trinity International University (TIU), where Grudem taught from 1981 to 2001. TIU traces its origins to the Swedish Evangelical Free Church Bible Institute (1897, Chicago), which affiliated with Moody Bible Institute until 1925. Moody has direct ties to the Unification Church (Moonies) in the 1970s–1990s, including campus recruitment and "deprogramming" of former members. TIU maintains Korean programs, mirroring the Moonies' South Korean headquarters. Also of note is Erika Kirk's Swedish royal heritage (her grandfather was Grand Chief of the Independent Order of Vikings) echoes TIU's Swedish founding. Grudem commuted between Chicago and Scottsdale, Arizona, from 2000 to 2006 while Charlie was at CHA. After Charlie graduated, Grudem left Chicago permanently in 2006, relocating full-time to Scottsdale (teaching at Phoenix Seminary)—now living just 6.8 miles from Charlie's home, where TPUSA is headquartered and Erika originates. This move raises questions: coincidental or deliberate grooming? Boy Scouts scandal: Arden Grudem (Wayne's father, a military veteran) served as a National Council Representative and covered up a 1972 child abuse case (documented letter details a scoutmaster's "physical advances" on a 14-year-old, with charges denied and resignation). Wayne achieved Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor in 1965. Charlie was also deeply involved in Boy Scouts, per articles. Post-assassination, Grudem's CHA released an October 17, 2025, chapel podcast: "Charlie Kirk, The Gospel, and Revival for America." Instagram user Did CHA serve as a Moonie grooming hub, targeting gifted youth like Charlie for a "next-generation" operation? These connections suggest handlers from early on—elevate, control, and potentially martyr. Investigate further! Quote: Charlie on CHA: "Amazing teachers presented the Gospel... Chairman of the Board of my life." Sources: Grudem's resume and history PDF, TIU Wikipedia, NYT Moonie articles (Moonies at Harvard/Yale/Columbia; deprogramming at Moody; "Second Messiah" born in Korea 1920; recruitment tactics), Boy Scouts abuse files, maps, CHA website/podcast, Instagram post.

Project Constitution

90,797 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад