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Dannielle (Dossy) Blumenthal PhD
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There is no scenario where Trump lets Biden steal the election.

There is no scenario where an elected official facilitates election fraud and gets re-elected.

There is no scenario where we accept this kind of tyranny as normal.

They stole the election again in Georgia because they don’t think they can truly get caught or lose. Broken machines, extended deadlines, blocked access to observers, sudden vote flip. They don’t care.

The way this ends is going o truly shock the world. It isn’t going to be trivial. It isn’t going to depend on Mike Pence.

When God took the Jews out of slavery in Egypt, the waters of the sea literally parted to let the people through, and then swallowed Pharoah’s top men.

God begged Pharoah to simply let the Jews go in peace, but each time Pharoah relented, he changed his mind again and pushed harder to defy God.

The subhuman dogs who have attempted to enslave our world are not our brothers and sisters in God’s word. They are pure and deranged evil. God will take them without our help.

I know that it is hard, but it has to be this way. We have to see that God did it. Because what is coming next is the revelation of Messiah. One leads to the other.

This is about America, but it is not about America alone. Some very bad men got together and decided to attack all the people in the world. They used our decency as a playground.

I have no beef or animosity against good people. I know they have been fooled and controlled by treacherous killers.

Dear Lord, on this day when the people are weary from being beaten down by arrogant lying killers, please lift us up and show Your mercy to the innocents. Please in the name of those who fought and gave their lives. Those who fight now. And those who cannot lift a sword.

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Chinese troops on Canadian and Mexican/S. American soil?

Underground tunnels facilitate movement between the three?

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