Categories For later read
Safe? Doesnt exist? No evidence? Decide for yourself I have things to show you...
Dont say I didnt try to tell you...
Over 1600 post & counting...
Parts 1-14 attached...
Part 1 🤔🧐⬇️ 🚨Active Thread🚨
\U0001f914\U0001f9d0\u2b07\ufe0f
— TXgrlWatching \U0001f4bb\U0001f6e1\u2694 (@VeritasTXgem) November 5, 2020
\U0001f6a8Active Thread\U0001f6a8 if you have more please add to the comments but give me a minute this is long.... if you see something say something...
1. Woman arrested in Vanderburgh county for pre checking boxes on 400+ ballotshttps://t.co/TyeyRT72cw
I'm still a Christian but also am sure that the classical Muslim mutakallimun pretty much win every argument about the logic of the incarnation and Trinity
— Joshua Ralston (@jbralston) December 14, 2020
I hope this thread is taken in the spirit decorum, respect, & admiration with which it is intended. Disclosure: My forthcoming monograph is an intellectual-historical study of the Syriac & Christian Arabic apologetic tradition, focusing on the Trinity, Incarnation, and cult. 2/
Now, Dr Ralston has said that although he is a Christian, the arguments of classical Muslim theologians against the Trinity & Incarnation win every time (though he allows that some medieval Christian Arabic thinkers had their moments). 3/
A solution, he proposes, is to write more theology in dialogue with Islam. I wholeheartedly agree. 4/
But I also think that this assessment (no doubt limited by this platform) rather diminishes the contributions of Middle Eastern Christians who have been theologising in the context of Islam for centuries (though I'm certain that was not Dr Ralston's intention). 5/
"For decades, I conflated my Indian identity with my Hindu identity, unwittingly perpetuating the marginalization of Indians like my daughter and her birth family, and like my many non-Hindu Indian friends," writes @mathangiwrites. https://t.co/ZvNfc3XlIC
— Harper's Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) January 27, 2021
And in spite of a father's, a "hairy-chested" uncle's, or respected organizations like @ChinmayaMission's best efforts, racist, colonial tropes about Hindus and Hinduism rooted in European ideas of white and Christian supremacy persist, and in this case, prove insurmountable.2/9
What's fascinating (and frustrating) is how @mathangiwrites and many like her freely borrow the language of decolonizing used by other post-colonized peoples yet remain completely unaware of the colonial paradigms through which they view and demonize their own tribe. 3/9
And they want to fight against the conflation of Hindu and Indian identities, but have no problem conflating Hinduism with casteism, colorism, patriarchy, religious bigotry, and whatever other social ills?!? 4/9
She ridicules her “hairy chested” uncle who was probably a well-meaning community elder wearing his traditional unstitched, unstitched dhoti, taking time on weekends to pass on Sanskrit chanting and ancient ceremonies to kids like her in the community. 5/9
https://t.co/2r3zHhkXMq
Goal of the Globalist Project: The "Genocide of the Vital for the Profit of the Profitable Occult". Means of Financing the Project: Among other things, using Humanitarian Aid, International Food Aid in order to finance the "Multinationals" of the 6.6.6.
To achieve this goal, it is imperative to be able to infiltrate the Media (Radio, Television, Newspapers), the circles of "Fashion" and "Culture" (the circles of New Music) by which we will undoubtedly influence all layers of Western Societies.
Thus by keeping the youth (the adults of tomorrow) under the control of the "Senses", we will consequently have the free way to infiltrate, and to transform in depth, without being worried, the Politics, the Legal System and Education;
1/n @allisonpearson, columnist whips up a storm against a microbiologist, & threatens legal action, because his abject apologies, multiple, & deletion of tweets, weren't good enough for her.
— Tim Skellett (@Gurdur) January 4, 2021
So let's look at @allisonpearson's record on the truth.https://t.co/j4QPdgND0Z pic.twitter.com/Oe2DHPk0t3
2/n Just an idle note on the irony: now that Brexit has happened, UK citizens may not be able to charge the NHS for costs of a knee-operation in Poland. Them's the
A reader tells me she had a knee operation done in Poland. Wonderful staff. She\u2019s allowed to charge the NHS.
— Allison Pearson (@allisonpearson) October 4, 2020
Worth exploring if you\u2019re on a waiting list.
3/ This December tweet from @allisonpearson seems like a direct lie. Judge for yourself, compare with reports from *real* journalists:
https://t.co/nyRvAMLJqK
and https://t.co/itKAVUQ96w
and
4/n Direct lie, or just plain total uninformed imecility from @allisonpearson? You be the judge. Remember, as shown in the first thread, she expressly claimed not to post against lockdowns.
https://t.co/c4P9OXDyIG
No sign of Second Wave?
— Allison Pearson (@allisonpearson) October 20, 2020
Death rates normal for October?
I know, let\u2019s lock down half the country and see how many lives we can destroy!
No sign of second wave' as ONS data shows normal level of deaths for time of year https://t.co/FMBLQ6k2mh
5/n Let's look at *facts* that @allisonpearson can't be bothered with when she makes her claims. Facts gathered by *genuine* journalists. Reminder: more people now in UK hospitals with #COVID19 than there were in the April peak. Deaths lag, but ascending
https://t.co/cxSTlBztLB
When did gau hatya become such a universal taboo among H? I recall to my shock it being mentioned in the agnicayana documentary as an offering.
— rahula (@pashyaka) January 3, 2021
the pre-IE Indian peoples like the Harappans and the neolithic Ash Mound culture of southern India (i.e. the bUti-palli/halli-s; early Dravidians?). What is clear is that these pre-IE & circum-IE entry peoples of India consumed the flesh of cattle. However, it is like the female
animal (henceforth cow) was also valued for milk->curds/cheese(?) among both the Harappan and Ash Mound peoples. The former probably also used them as draught animals. The situation was similar with the IEans on the steppe with their version of Bos cattle playing a major role in
food (both diary and flesh) and as draught animals. Given their value for the IEans, the idea of the protection of cattle was central to their culture (independently of them consuming their flesh). Thus, the cattle raids& countering such were very central to their imagination.
Hence, we may infer that the concept of cattle-protection, emerged entirely independently of their consumption among the steppe IEans. For a IEan king whose wealth was animal herds such protection was a central role. Hence, the ideal of go-pAlana emerged long before beef-taboo.