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@SenRonJohnson It's time to recognize reality. Putin will not lose. Instead of sending $60 billion to fuel a bloody stalemate, any support should be focused on bringing Putin to the negotiating table to end this destructive war.


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It's time to recognize reality. Putin will not lose. Instead of sending $60 billion to fuel a bloody stalemate, any support should be focused on bringing Putin to the negotiating table to end this destructive war.
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Renato said…
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12:55 PM
Renato said…
When it was said that it was necessary to adapt to the "new normal" that restricted the freedom of many, this statement was wrong. We all witnessed that this was just a narrative. We live after that time that is still not normal, although it was very insane before.

I think it is a mistake or naivety, at least, to put our trust in these men of today to return to normality in the world. Even a prelate of our acquaintance placed his trust in the "wild boars," that is, in the rebellious rulers. He has placed his trust mainly in the leader who is a cabalist and wants to destroy the U.S. and the entire West. And on the Western side there are a number of American politicians who are connected to Kabbalah.

Because few know that there is a conspiracy for the two to confront each other in order to destroy each other. And only for a few who think they are elect have lived in a Messianic kingdom next to the new temple in Jerusalem in the future. This is the other "new normal" that awaits us soon.

Worse than this is to see that some Catholics fall into the mentality of the same conspirators: when it is affirmed that a Vicar of Christ has erred in abdicating the Ministry, that is, that it is the same as saying that the Church also errs. Incidentally, this reasoning is also the same as claiming that God was most responsible today for the chaotic situation both in the Church and the nuclear threat against humanity.

The world is like this because there is no coherence at all.
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