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Dough

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Merry Christmas, Anons!

I wish you all the best! Even the shills…

Godspeed and Godbless.

o7

I'm not sure if this observation means anything, but I noticed it.

Does it have any significance? I have no idea. I'm as retarded as the rest of you. Merry Christmas!

>>22227631

TYB! Merry Christmas!

>>22227631

TYB

o7

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TYB

>>22227631

TY, baker.

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TYB

>>22227631

tyb

great notes

POTUS on X

>>22227582 (lb)

>yeah, He lurks

You guys are fucking retarded.

You really believe Trump has the time and patience to sift through the shitposting, trolls and spambots? SMFDH

He, and the likes of 3 second Dan, Musk and co may have minions doing it for them, but personally?

Quell your egos and chill out frogs.

As an addendum, it is extremely disconcerting to see shitty pig memes in the banner at the top of the page.

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>>22227631

TYB

>>22227631

tyb

>>22227671

Convenient coincidences state otherwise. Go whine about Mr. Pig memes in the filter, you miserable failure of a despairfag.

>>22227671

https://x.com/dotconnectinga/status/1872058061067801027?s=61&t=BdBkJAWYzheOiIIylkbO1g

>>22227673

That is a hedge trimmed. This is a chain saw.

What difference at this point does it make?

so how fucked up would it be if trafficking is disguised as something so simple as adoption agencies

you know like right in front of your face type shit

and why they can magically never find those missing children every year

but that would just be a conspiracy too dark, right?

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>>22227631

Dough claim, will defer if baker calls it

>>22227631

tyb

Who let the dogs out?

Denmark’s not rolling over.

The Nordic nation announced Tuesday that it will bolster Greenland’s defenses with a $1.5 billion in new resources, including two elite sled dog teams, days after President-elect Donald Trump signaled renewed interest in purchasing the Arctic island.  🐶

“It is ironic that it coincides with the announcement from the United States,” Danish Minister of Defense Troels Lund Poulsen told Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten about the new defense package, dismissing that it had anything to do with Trump’s Sunday Truth Social post. 

“For many years we have not invested enough in the Arctic, now we are planning a stronger presence,” he added. 

Poulsen noted that the massive defense package would fund the purchase of two new patrol boats, two new long-range drones and allow two additional sled dog teams to be deployed to the barren, icy island. 

>>22227671

You're not helping. Mr. Pig made you his bitch.

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>>22227666

Coinky dinky right there.

>>22227711

> Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

>>22227631

trade ya yo

tyvm

>>22227631

tyb

>>22227717

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Rangers

In the troubled worlds of the five kinds of defilement,

and 20 kinds of covid

Sentient beings are only attached to various desires,

And ultimately do not seek the path of the buddhas.

In the future the impure will hear

The Buddha teach the single vehicle,

But they will be confused and will not accept it.

They will reject the Dharma

And fall into the troubled states of being.

To those who are modest and pure,

And seek the path of the buddhas,

I will praise extensively

The path of the single vehicle.

O Sariputra!

You should know that the Dharma

Of all the buddhas is like this.

They teach the Dharma

With myriads of kotis of skillful memes,

According to the capacities of sentient beings;

The inexperienced cannot understand this.

You have come to know with certainty the skillful memes

Of the buddhas, the Teachers of the World,

That are expounded in accordance

With people’s capacities.

All of you, have no further doubts!

Let great joy arise in your hearts

And know that you will all become buddhas

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tyb

A little history lesson

There is Jesus Christ born on Christmas day.

There is Father Christmas (u.k) bringing the good news of the birth of Christ.

There is Santa Claus (usa)

There is Saint Nichlous

It all gets a bit confusing for the little tykes and most adults too so anon has found a site which details the English traditions.

sit back and relax.

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE U.K AND PEACE ON EARTH TO ALL GOOD MEN AND THEIR BETTER/WORSE HALF

coming next post.

Corp o7

>>22227719

Sure they do.

Ask yourself what seems more likely, the richest and busiest fucks on the planet perusing an image board full of Vatican shill spam, other spam, muh joo shillery, bots and shit posting or having minions doing it for them and bringing the cream of the dross to the attention of their bosses?

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The History of Father Christmas

Festive folklore, winter traditions and very merry myths, the making of a festive icon

By Tom Moriarty

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/christmas/the-history-of-father-christmas/

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The jolly old man who sneaks into our houses every 24 December is beloved across the world and known by many names. But should you call him Father Christmas, St Nicholas or Santa Claus? What's the difference? Where did he come from? Is he a Christian saint or a corporate stooge?

In this article we'll explore how Father Christmas emerged in England at a time when seasonal celebrations were under attack. We'll also uncover the transatlantic origins of Santa Claus, and find out what happened when these two festive figureheads met in the 19th century.

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The English Origins of Father Christmas

From his earliest days until the 19th century, Father Christmas was a strictly allegorical figure. He was a symbol of the Christmas season, rather than a mythical being. He was often depicted as a merry old man who presided over festive parties, not a gentle giver of gifts. And that's largely because Christmas was celebrated differently, with much more emphasis on entertainment for adults - as can be seen in Kenny Meadows' drawing in the Illustrated London News.

The earliest evidence for a personified Christmas can be found in a 15th-century carol, in which a character called 'Sir Christëmas' shares the news of Christ's birth. He tells his audience to 'Make good cheer and be right merry.'

Another precurser to Father Christmas could be found in York, where a festival called the 'Yule Ridings' took place on the 21 December. A man disguised as Yule carried cakes and meat through the streets and threw nuts into the crowd. In 1572 the procession was banned after complaints of 'verie rude and barbarouse' behaviour.

Elsewhere in Tudor and Stuart times, specially appointed 'Lords of Misrule' oversaw Christmas celebrations in aristocratic houses, and were sometimes given names like ‘Captain Christmas’, ‘The Christmas Lord’ or ‘Prince Christmas’.

But none of these early personifications of Christmas make him out to be a 'father' or an old man. For that, the world had to wait for the playwright Ben Johnson.

continued

The Musk-Led Manufacturing Revolution Nobody Is Talking About

When most analysts discuss Tesla, they focus on new vehicles or the electric vehicle company’s advancements in autonomy. Yet, according to Launch i/o CEO Jeff Lutz, one of the most significant—and under-discussed—developments at Tesla is happening not in its design studios or on the road, but in its factories. Lutz, a former executive at Google and Motorola, argues that Tesla’s true innovation isn’t just the electric vehicles or robots it’s building, but how those products are being made. The company’s first-principles approach to manufacturing is a radical departure from the industry norm, focusing not just on cheap labor or existing models, but on rethinking the entire production process.

Tesla is creating factories that are the product—designing, testing, and perfecting every element just as they do with their cars. This focus on manufacturing efficiency, Lutz believes, will lead to a dramatic reduction in production costs, potentially bringing them closer to zero. And this shift in how products are built—rather than merely assembled—could set a new standard for the entire manufacturing world.

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/musk-led-manufacturing-revolution-nobody-talking-about

>>22227712

>Who let the dogs out?

Secretary General Mark Rutte's end of year message to NATO troops | 2024

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>>22227747

>>22227575 n The word “jew” was introduced into the English language around 1775. It did not exist in the Bible prior to that time.

muh liberty! muh equality! muh fraternity!

(picrel)

>>22227739

Maxine Waters got Gitmo’d a couple of years ago.

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Johnson's Christmas, His Masque was performed for the royal court in 1616. In the play, the character of 'Christmas' appears in old-fashioned clothes with a long thin beard, calling himself 'old Christmas' and 'old Gregorie Christmas'. He chides the guards for refusing to let him into the party, and argues that he is ‘as good a Protestant as any in my parish’ - a pointed comment at a time when Christmas celebrations were coming under attack from Puritans.

Johnson's character of Christmas is definitely old, and he is definitely a father. He brings with him several of his sons and daughters, each personifying a different tradition of the period, with names like ‘Misrule’, ‘Carol’, ‘Mince Pie’, ‘Mumming’ and ‘Wassail’. Christmas himself came with no gifts, but one of his sons, ‘New Yeares Gift’, brought ‘an Orange, and a sprig of Rosemarie…with a coller of gingerbread…[and] a bottle of wine on either arme.’

The Puritan attack on Christmas intensified before, during and after the English Civil War (1642-51). Royalists flocked to Christmas's defence, and once again personified the season to make their case, as in the 1645 pamphlet 'The Arraignment, Conviction and Imprisonment of Christmas'. In this allegorical story, a woman asks the Oxford town crier where 'old father Christmas' has gone. She is told that ‘The poor old man…was arraigned, condemned, and after conviction cast into prison amongst the King’s Souldiers; fearing to be hanged.’

Sure enough, in 1647 Parliament banned Christmas altogether, along with Easter, Whitsun and many other traditional holidays.

He also featured in a pamphlet of 1652 by the Royalist John Taylor called 'The Vindication of Christmas':

And in 1658, a pamphlet entitled 'The Examination and Tryall of Old Father Christmas' depicted him as a man with a white beard and old-fashioned fur-trimmed gown. He's put on trial for his life, but thankfully for us, is acquitted by the jury.

Image: Frontispiece, 'Examination and Tryal of Old Father Christmas' (1687)

==continued

>>22227750

So they don’t hide it? Who really won WWII? How is Antarctica connected? John Kerry November 2016?

“Unconditional Surrender” by (US)

https://youtu.be/l-3ADA8HnYc

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Christmas returned after the Restoration of 1660, and Father Christmas went on to appear in stage plays and folk drama over the next 200 years. But, as Ronald Hutton says in Stations of the Sun, he remained far removed from our understanding of the man:

‘He was essentially concerned with the adult world, personifying feasting and games, he had no connection with presents, and he was not treated with much respect, being generally a burlesque figure of fun.’

Father Christmas enjoyed a mini-renaissance in the first half of the 19th century. In illustrations he was sometimes shown as a winter sprite with garlands of holly on his head, surrounded by food and drink, and he featured in many folk plays of the era. He also closely resembles the Ghost of Christmas Present from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.

But Christmas was changing. With the Victorian focus on family life and children, it would no longer be just a time for drinking, feasting and making merry. And this new kind of Christmas needed a new kind of old man to represent it.

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St Nicholas and Sinterklaas

Long before the symbol of Father Christmas emerged in England, the separate legend of Sinterklaas was gaining ground in Europe.

The origins of Sinterklaas can be found in the stories of St Nicholas, a 4th-century Greek bishop from Myra, now in modern-day Turkey.

St Nicholas was credited with a wide variety of miracles. According to one story, he resurrected three youths after they'd been murdered and pickled in a barrel by an innkeeper.

In another tale, he met a poor man who was on the brink of selling his own daughters into slavery. Under the cover of darkness, the saint anonymously threw three bags of gold down the chimney to provide dowries for the girls. The gold landed in their stockings, which were drying by the fire.

St Nicholas's fame spread throughout medieval Europe after his relics were ‘rescued’ from Myra and taken to Italy in 1087. Over time, tales of his gold-giving exploits gave rise to a tradition of leaving gifts for children on the night before 6 December - which was St Nicholas’s Day. In the Netherlands, special markets sprang up to sell toys and treats for the occasion, and St Nicholas, or 'Sinterklaas' impersonators dressed in red bishops’ costumes to delight the crowds. Tradition had it that, in his quest to deliver presents, St Nicholas would enter houses by passing through locked doors or descending down chimneys to leave gifts in shoes and stockings.

Much like the English Father Christmas, Sinterklaas came under attack during and after the Reformation, with Protestants keen to move away from veneration of the saints. The baby Jesus was promoted as a more appropriate giver of gifts – known in Germany as das Christkindl, later Anglicised as ‘Kris Kringle’. St Nicholas markets were banned - as were biscuits baked in the shape of the bishop.

But it’s clear that popular traditions survived. One famous depiction is Jan Steen’s 17th-century painting of The Feast of St Nicholas, which shows a chaotic domestic Dutch scene of gift-giving and feasting.

More evidence of their survival comes from the ways that the Sinterklaas 'universe' expanded to include a host of frightening, violent characters who dished out punishments to naughty children - including Krampus, Pere Fouettard (‘Old Man Whipper’), Ru-Klaus (‘Rough Nicholas’), Pelsnickel (‘Furry Nicholas’) and Knecht Rupert (‘Farmhand Rupert’).

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Clare Bronfman Is Sentenced to 81 Months in Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Case

“Will you never stop?” a former member of the group asked Ms. Bronfman, a Seagram’s heir, who used her family fortune to intimidate critics of Nxivm, prosecutors say.

Shut this one down quietly in 2020. Thinks we've heard the last of the Bronfman sex slave case?

https://www.timesunion.com/local/article/The-girls-back-NXIVM-with-millions-3334762.php

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Here Comes Santa Claus

It’s not entirely clear how Sinterklaas made his way across the Atlantic to North America to become Santa Claus. It's possible that his story made its way to the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam, which later became New York.

In 1773 the Rivington’s Gazetteer in New York reported that the anniversary of St Nicholas, ‘otherwise called St a Claus’, had recently been marked by ‘a great number of Sons of that ancient Saint’.

In 1809 Washington Irvine’s history of New York claimed that old Dutch families still told tales of Sinterklaas on St Nicholas's Day. He was said to fly over the city in a wagon and climb down chimneys to deliver presents. Whether or not Irvine was using poetic licence is unclear, but the idea stuck, and the legend grew, with a poem featuring 'Sancte Claus' published in the New York Spectator a year later.

Some historians think that Irving and other New Yorkers were inventing new traditions to create a gentler, family-oriented kind of Christmas tradition in the city, which had begun to suffer from unpleasant bouts of drunken mob violence in the days around 25 December.

In 1821 an anonymous illustrated poem called ‘Old Santeclaus with Much Delight’ introduced Santa’s red coat, reindeer and sleigh, and put his arrival on Christmas Eve rather than St Nicholas’s Day. Two years later Clement Clark Moore, a professor of Hebrew in the city, embellished the legend in his poem 'A Visit from St Nicholas' (better known to us as 'The Night Before Christmas’.)

In it, 'St Nick' got his bushy beard and a whole herd of magical flying reindeer. His appearance was decidedly not that of a Dutch bishop – instead he was ‘a right jolly old elf’ with ‘clothes all tarnished with ashes and soot’, twinkling eyes, merry dimples and a beard ‘as white as snow’.

Other writers and artists added new layers to the legend, and gradually ‘Santa Claus’ took over from ‘St Nicholas’. For several decades of the 19th century he took a variety of forms – tall and short, fat and thin, his robes a rainbow of colours. In 1863 a cartoonist, Thomas Nast, depicted him dressed in the stars and stripes, speaking to Union troops during the American Civil War.

Nast eventually did more than any other artist to set the standard for Santa’s classic look. By 1881 Nast had perfected his vision of Santa, as seen in his ‘Merry Old Santa Claus’. His illustrations for ‘A Visit from St Nicholas’ were hugely popular, and he introduced the world to Santa’s workshop, as well as the notion that his base of operations could be found at the North Pole.

While we’re here, it’s worth pointing out that the idea that Coca-Cola invented Santa is a myth. The fizzy-pop-pushers didn’t start using him in their adverts until the 1930s.

continued - almost done, stay with anon

>>22227631

tyb

what is mudflood and tartaria?

PB

>>22227180 (me), >>22227193, >>22227195, >>22227205, >>22227210, >>22227234, >>22227249

QClock December 25, 2024 - DJT Merry Christmas Wishes

"owned 17 cellphones"

even if they were cheap burners this is remarkable. if even a handful were functional this represents a non-trivial expense and a logistical difficulty.

managing which number is which, what accounts are present on each, etc. just incredible.

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Father Christmas meets Santa Claus

Historians think that Santa Claus first stepped foot in England in 1864, when he featured alongside Father Christmas in a story by the American author Susanna Warner. In her tale, Santa Claus brought gifts, while Father Christmas appeared in a mummer’s play. And there's evidence that in the 1860s other beings, such as fairies, were responsible for clandestine Christmas gifts.

But the new legend of Santa Claus soon displaced the fairies, much to the confusion of English folklorists in the 1870s, who were at a loss to explain the emerging tradition. One, a Mr Edwin Lees, wrote in a letter to Notes & Queries in 1879:

‘On Christmas Eve, when the inmates of a house in the country retire to bed, all those desirous of a present place a stocking outside the door of their bedroom, with the expectation that some mythical being called Santiclaus will fill the stocking or place something within it before morning…From what region of the earth or air this benevolent Santiclaus takes flight I have not been able to ascertain.’

Image: fromFun,Issue 763, 24 December 1879, p 256.

By the 1880s Santa Claus had almost completely merged with Father Christmas, and was popular across all parts of the country. The Oxford Dictionary of English Folklore notes that a French visitor to England in 1883 said it was a matter of common knowledge that Father Christmas came down chimneys to put toys and sweets in stockings.

By the end of the century, Punch magazine was depicting 'Father Christmas not-up-to-date' as the old, food-focused figure of the past, and 'Father Christmas up-to-date' as a much more modern figure, dashing through the snow on a car carrying a box full of toys.

The English Father Christmas was now Santa Claus in all but name. Despite being invented by New Yorkers hankering after old Dutch traditions, Santa was exactly the kind of hero the Victorians needed for their new, family-friendly Christmas.

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[2 Corinthians 1-5]

Grace be to you and peace from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ.

Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God of all comfort;

Who comforteth us in all our tribulation, that we may be able to comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God.

For as the sufferings of Christ abound in us, so our consolation also aboundeth by Christ.

>>22227779

>This scares me.

Happy Hanukkah also, anons.

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A Very Victorian Christmas Icon

The Victorians did more than anyone to give us our ‘modern’ Christmas. For them, Christmas was a time for children, charity, and religion. There was no more room for the raucous Lords of Misrule, or the kinds of celebrations presided over by Ben Johnson’s Old Christmas and his gang of delinquent children.

As the 19th century wore on, new traditions were imported, invented and reinvented to support this tamer, domesticated Christmas. Prince Albert and Queen Victoria popularised the German Christmas tree; gift-giving shifted to Christmas from New Year; Tom Smith invented the Christmas cracker; mass-produced cards were sent across the country and around the world and carol singing enjoyed a renaissance.

The old English Father Christmas loved a good party, but the Victorians needed more from him that that. Generous, jolly and dedicated to children, Santa Claus was the ideal character for their new version of Christmas – just as he was for the New Yorkers who did so much to shape his legend earlier in the century. To conquer the English imagination, he just needed to assume a more familiar name.

Whatever we call him, he continues to dominate the popular culture of Christmas across the world – and he’s showing no sign of slowing down.

end - Merry Christmas to Anons and Lurkers

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>>22227743

UFO Cleans up Chemtrail

https://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1872014009479975115

>>22227760

Merged them.

>>22227732, >>22227743, >>22227755, >>22227763, >>22227769, >>22227776, >>22227787 The History of Father Christmas - english.heritage.org bun

>>22227784

Baby Driver child star Hudson Meek dies at 16 after fall from moving vehicle

Meek played the younger version of Ansel Elgort's character in Edgar Wright's 2017 action film, among other credits.

Hudson Meek, a child star whose credits include Baby Driver, the MacGyver reboot, and several voice credits, died on Dec. 21 at age 16, his family announced.

The actor's death was reportedly due to blunt force injuries sustained "after falling to the road from a moving vehicle," Jefferson County Coroner Bill Yates told Alabama news site Al.com. The outlet reported the injury occurred at 10:45 p.m. local time on Thursday, Dec, 19, and, after being taken to the hospital, the teen was pronounced dead at 7:59 p.m. Saturday.

https://ew.com/hudson-meek-baby-driver-actor-dies-at-16-8766533

https://ew.com/hudson-meek-baby-driver-actor-dies-at-16-8766533

>>22227631

tyb

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>>22227631

TYB

Prayer Time Soon

Get ready, it's going to be Biblical

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>>22227826

>the cocoa flows

Almost got some cocoa. What was I thinking? Nice, btw.

[Audio] Vaccine Damage Suppression & Public Control: Jack Kruse vs Calley Means vs Mary Bowden

New

Dec 25 at 9:00 AM

Ad-free and uncensored. A month before this episode, gene sequencer Kevin McKernan shared how he discovered the tumor promotor SV40 present…

>First 25 mins posted, no patreon sub

>https://welcometheeagle.substack.com/p/early-release-jack-kruse-vs-calley

>>22227635

>I'm not sure if this observation means anything, but I noticed it.

>Does it have any significance? I have no idea. I'm as retarded as the rest of you.

kek!

prompted me to look.

10.13.24 is actually on the :42 line

Significance of :42 … Life the Universe & Everything (as mentioned in the hitchikers guide to the galaxy)

Today, we are on the 55/25 line (or 11 hour & 5 hour)

11 + 5 = 16

16 line is where we find #442 - Nuclear Alien UFO.

(clock attached so you can see the 442 drop)

>>22227830

Yep. Legend. Phenom.

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>>22227779

replace Israel with principalities and evil in high places

Israel is too broad a stroke.

the latter is the razors edge needed for clarity.

We are here to use that razor and cut out evil.

We aren't interested in collateral damage that pointing out a single country/race as evil is not exclusive to them.

Real anons know this.

>>22227843

>Real anons know this.

'phirm'd

>>22227849

Israel, like in the bible is god chosen people.

And even though they, by and large have rejected Jesus, Jesus is not done with Israel.

Israel is for last.

Biblical.

>>22227858

Incredible optical illusion tricks your brain into seeing a green Christmas tree - here's how it works

https://www.tiktok.com/@beatonthebeeb/video/7043918378255404294?embed_source=121374463%2C121468991%2C121439635%2C121433650%2C121404358%2C121477481%2C121492513%2C121487028%2C121331973%2C120811592%2C120810756%2C121494350%3Bnull%3Bembed_share&pid=video_embed&refer=embed&referer_url=www.dailymail.co.uk%2Fsciencetech%2Farticle-14224251%2Foptical-illusion-green-Christmas-tree.html&referer_video_id=7043918378255404294&type=video

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14224251/optical-illusion-green-Christmas-tree.html

>>22227788

Of course, must be hard for a black kid at Christmas.

you sound like a ni…

it is a joke

kek

>>22227744

>This focus on manufacturing efficiency, Lutz believes, will lead to a dramatic reduction in production costs, potentially bringing them closer to zero.

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>>22227865

4-6% [brainwashed] will never wake up even when presented w/ FACTS.

>>22227101 pb

>TRUMP - Merry Christmas to the Radical Left Lunatics, who are constantly trying to obstruct our Court System and our Elections

this is top stuff. does anyone have a screencap?

Trump trolls Trudeau by promising Canucks he’ll lower taxes if Canada becomes ‘51st state’ — and backs hockey legend Wayne Gretzky as PM

https://nypost.com/2024/12/25/us-news/trump-trolls-trudeau-by-promising-canucks-hell-lower-taxes-if-canada-becomes-51st-state-and-backs-hockey-legend-wayne-gretzky-as-pm/

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>>22227631

o7Baker

>>22227860

he's right.

it's never referenced as a place.

tyb

>>22227847

in which James makes a terrible error

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>>22227873

>the serious crimes are loathed by all good people, including gays, except for the depraved.

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>>22227744

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>>22227772

I rolled Holy Alien Digits on Clockwork Qrange (#22 no less!!!)

>>22227885

so fucking what

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Some angels voices shake the pillars of creation. Earth and all upon it a magnificent concentration of holy wonder.

No mortal can appreciate what was done for them. Grace surpassing all understanding.

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>>22227915

ding ding ding! you win.

some say the matrix is glitching

FO with the pseudofellatio logic

just suck it and accept the truth

spelled out loud and clear in the bible

who is Israel?

dumbfuck shills

>>22227876

>this is top stuff. does anyone have a screencap?

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>>22227920

>muh bible

>suck dick

>fuck

wow, religion.

>>22227673

This is the D.O.G.E. model.

>>22227922

When a shill does a speedrun any% heading to the lake of fire.

>>22227935

>muh church and faith fuck fellatio douchebag

>>22227635

THE NATIONAL PULSE

Happy Christmas – The Light Shines in the Darkness, and the Darkness Has Not Overcome It.

Christmas, the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, is one of the most significant religious occasions in the Christian calendar. It reminds the faithful of the divine mystery of God incarnate. Beyond the glitter of commercialized festivities,Christmas marks the profound story of salvation—when the eternal Word became flesh to dwell among humanity.

At its core, Christmas is a celebration of light piercing the darkness. The Gospel of John proclaims, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” This eternal truth reverberates in churches across the world as candles are lit during midnight services, symbolizing hope and redemption brought by Christ’s arrival.

The nativity scene, displayed in homes and public squares, serves as a visual representation of humility and faith. Mary and Joseph, kneeling in adoration before the Christ child, exemplify obedience to God’s will.

The shepherds, summoned by angels, remind believers that the message of salvation is for all—rich and poor alike. The Magi, with their precious gifts, highlight Christ’s kingship and his universal mission to the nations.

Christmas hymns and carols, many rooted in centuries-old traditions, echo the story of the Savior’s birth. “O Holy Night” exalts the arrival of the Redeemer, declaring, “Fall on your knees, O hear the angel voices.” Meanwhile, “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” underscores the theological depth of the occasion: “Peace on earth and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled.”

The Advent season preceding Christmas invites the faithful to prepare their hearts through prayer, reflection, and acts of charity. Many Christian communities observe traditions like lighting Advent wreaths, reading Scripture, and giving generously to those in need, embodying Christ’s teachings to care for the least among us.

In an age where the sacred meaning of Christmas is often overshadowed by secular trappings, the holiday remains a powerful reminder of God’s love. The birth of Jesus Christ transcends time and culture, offering hope to a world yearning for peace. It challenges believers to embody the virtues of faith, hope, and charity in their daily lives, living as witnesses to the message proclaimed by the angels: “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”

This Christmas, as bells ring and choirs sing, may the faithful recommit to the spiritual essence of the season: celebrating the miracle of the Word made flesh and the promise of eternal life.

(Raheem is English this is based on how England for centuries, celebrated a day or two early from the Christmas season, with a special affection and work to the Advent Season and following it religiously, to help the needy and poor.)

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