💭 The more John Fetterman recovers, the less he’s with the left. This guy has a very wise and humble personalities. He even dislikes wearing suits and ties. 👏 May the LORD bless him and protect him.
💭 Sen. John Fetterman, wife Gisele, involved in car crash in Maryland Sunday morning.
Sen. Fetterman’s office said he was treated for a bruised shoulder and both he and his wife Gisele were discharged Sunday afternoon
Two days before the accident, Fetterman appeared on “Real Time with Bill Maher” and explained his political evolution since being elected, insisting that progressivism “left me.”
“Real Time” host Bill Maher began the interview, Friday by showering the freshman senator with praise for repeatedly bucking the far-left wing of the Democratic Party.
“When I see you, especially the last couple of years, you speak so freely,” Maher told Fetterman. “You speak like what politicians who I get on this show- who aren’t in politics anymore, the ones who are out of office when they can be honest and that’s the way you speak now and it’s a beautiful thing.”
“You speak for a lot of Democrats that are afraid to say a lot of that stuff. I mean, it’s a lot of release for a lot of Democrats to be able to be like “Thank God, someone’s actually platforming that.”
Senator John Fetterman – a Democrat – explains how the reaction from some of the progressive left in America created a shift in perspective for him.
👹 Brothers in Jihad, Sodomy and Genociding Christians
🤕 Women’s involvement in priestly tasks is a curse to the church, a menace to the nation.
What is the biblical defence used by Anglicans to appoint female vicars/bishops?
The Bible is explicitly clear:
❖[1 Timothy 2:12]❖
“I do not permit a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man; she is to remain quiet.”
❖[1 Corinthians 14:34-35]❖
“Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law. And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.”
❖[Malachi 2:2]❖
“If you will not listen, if you will not take it to heart to give honor to my name, says the LORD of hosts, then I will send the curse upon you and I will curse your blessings. Indeed, I have already cursed them, because you do not lay it to heart.”
A devastating fire at St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto destroyed priceless artwork and added to a string of church burnings that the prime minister has yet to address.
In December 2015, I attended a concert at St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto. It featured a selection of Vivaldi’s sacred music titled “Beatus vir”—the first words in the Latin Vulgate Bible of both Psalm 1 and Psalm 112 — and it was the first time the selection had been performed outside of Europe. The orchestra and choir were breathtaking, especially in the historic church that featured stunning murals painted by members of the Group of Seven on the dome — the only religious art the renowned artists ever produced.
On Sunday, during the early morning hours, a four-alarm fire ripped through the historic church. Built in 1908, the Byzantine-style building burned almost to the ground in a matter of hours. Flames shooting through the roof confirmed what many suspected: Everything is gone. “There’s no indication that anything was saved at this point,” Toronto Fire Services spokesman Deepak Chagger told the press. The murals by Group of Seven artists (as well as other prominent Canadians) were described as “invaluable.”
“The artwork was priceless,” Father Don Beyers, rector of St. Anne’s, told the press. “It was murals, beautiful murals. They were stunning. This was the only church that featured artwork by the Group of Seven. And I’m sorry to say that’s been lost, from what I can see.” The murals on the dome and in the chancel were commissioned by the church in 1923 and included work by J.E.H. Macdonald, Franklin Carmichael, and Frederick Varley.
“This is an extraordinary loss,” Beyers said after the firefighters extinguished the blaze mid-Sunday morning. “Not only was the art important, but the church itself was important architecturally. It was one of the rare Anglican churches that was in the Byzantine style, an Eastern Christian style.” Councillor Alejandra Bravo, who represents the ward, noted that residents of the Little Portugal neighborhood where the church once stood were expressing enormous “grief” over a site “that we cannot replace in Canada and in the world.”
Authorities have not yet announced any theory as to how the blaze began, but the fire was already raging through the building by the time fire crews arrived on Sunday morning, and firefighters had to pull out of the building quickly due to risk of collapse. Father Beyers expressed bewilderment as to how the fire started. “Nobody was here, the church was locked, secure, all the lights were off,” he said. “It’s a real mystery to us how this even happened.” He is usually the first one to arrive at the church in the morning.
We do not yet know what started the conflagration that leveled St. Anne’s — a designated National Historic Site — but it is worth noting that over 100 churches have been vandalized or torched since 2021, when the press began to push the story of a “mass grave” near a residential school in Kamloops. Of those, 33 burned to the ground. Back in January, I noted that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had yet to dedicate a single speech to the unprecedented attacks on Canadian churches — but that when the number of churches attacked was at 68, Trudeau appointed a special representative to combat Islamophobia; when the count was at 83, the Liberal and NDP Members of Parliament at the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Committee voted to adjourn to avoid considering a motion put forward by a Conservative MP denouncing the destruction of churches.
Indeed, Trudeau has yet to comment on the destruction of the “Group of Seven” church burning down. He did, however, send out another tweet condemning Islamophobia yesterday nearly 12 hours after the fire at St. Anne’s was put out, noting that “Canadians have seen how dangerous and ugly Islamophobia is” and that “We have to keep confronting it — wherever and whenever we see it.”
We do not yet know for certain that St. Anne’s was burned down like dozens of other churches over the past several years, but there is something hauntingly appropriate about Canada’s historic churches burning down at this point in her history.
I suspect St. Anne’s will not be the last — and our leaders seem perfectly content to fiddle while the cathedrals burn.
✞ Destroyed artifacts in St Anne’s Anglican church include unique paintings by Group of Seven art collective.
An early morning fire at a Toronto church has destroyed both a historic site and rare paintings by an acclaimed group of Canadian artists, leaving the city reeling from a “heartbreaking” loss.
Fire crews responded on Sunday to a blaze engulfing St Anne’s Anglican church, a national historic site in the city’s Little Portugal neighbourhood.
“The building is completely destroyed right now, as are all the artefacts inside,” Jim Jessop, deputy fire chief, told reporters, adding it was “way too early” to determine the cause of the fire.
For those close to the church, the blaze represented an “extraordinary” cultural loss.
“While this is incredibly devastating for my congregation, it’s devastating for this community,” Don Beyers, a priest at St Anne’s, told reporters. “I cannot express enough how far-reaching this church fire is going to be.”
Among the vibrant art on the walls of the church were nearly 20 works depicting Jesus’s life painted by members of the Group of Seven, an acclaimed Canadian art collective that reached its creative zenith in the 1920s.
The group is credited with dramatically reshaping how Canadians understood and perceived the vast wilds of the country. In recent decades, work by the members has become among the most highly sought-after art in the country.
In 2016, a mountain scene by member Lawren Harris sold at auction for more than C$11m (US$8m). While the group stands atop lists of Canada’s most famous painters, the legacy of the Group of Seven has come under greater scrutiny in recent years, including how it excluded equally talented painters who were women.
The works lost in the fire were by JEH MacDonald, Fred Varley and Franklin Carmichael, who depicted Old Testament prophets, the Nativity and the Crucifixion.
“The elaborate interior mural decorations, designed by JEH MacDonald, cover the walls and ceiling of the apse, the main arches, the pendentives and the central dome,” Parks Canada says on its website. “The cycle combines narrative scenes, written texts, as well as decorative plasterwork and detailing accentuating the architectural lines of the building.” Beyers said the 18 murals were exceedingly rare.
“This is the only church that featured artwork by members of the Group of Seven, and I’m sorry to say, but that’s been lost from what I can see,” he said.
The church, inspired in part by the Constantinople’s / Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia, was completed in 1908, eventually designated a national historic site of Canada in 1996. The Byzantine design marked a departure from the conventional look of Anglican churches and the only of its kind in Canada.
As the building smouldered on Sunday, local politicians gathered to mourn a cornerstone of the community.
“It’s something that we cannot replace in Canada, and in the world, but this is much more than just a building,” said city councillor Alejandra Bravo. “This is a place that has provided support, home, love, brought people from the community together, served needs of people who needed it and provided the spiritual support that people so desperately needed in times where they’ve also fallen on hard times.”
Fire officials say no one was inside the church at the time of the fire and there were no reports of injuries. Police have set up an online portal for members of the public to submit photos or video footage as investigators try to determine the cause of the blaze.
🔥 A fire broke out at the Palace of Versailles on Tuesday, forcing the evacuation of visitors from one of France’s busiest tourist sites before it was brought under control, a spokesperson said.
The Palace, built in the 17th century for King Louis XIV, was the main royal residence until the French Revolution and the overthrow of the monarchy in 1789.
“Firefighters came. There is no more smoke, no more flames and there is no damage to the collection,” the spokesperson added.
The fire broke out in an area of roofing where renovation works were being done, the spokesperson said.
More than seven million people visit the palace each year. Later this summer it will host the Olympic Games’ equestrian events.
In 2019, a fire consumed the roof of the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. The blaze engulfed the spire and almost toppled the main bell towers. Around the world, TV viewers watched with horror as the medieval building burned.
🔥 One of the most famous incidents considered by many to be a false flag operation is the Reichstag fire, which took place on the night of the 27th of February 1933. A lone communist sympathizer called Marinus van de Lubbe was arrested and charged with setting fire to the German parliament building. This gave Hitler and his propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels, the excuse they needed to purge Germany of opposition, especially the communists. The sweeping emergency powers Hitler and the Nazi Party grabbed for themselves after the fire are the reason many people think the Reichstag was burned not by a lone communist protesting Germany’s treatment of the working classes (as van de Lubbe himself claimed while in custody), but by the Nazis themselves.
Let’s remember that on Sunday Macron abandoned the parliament and declared new elections in a couple of weeks following his party’s crushing loss in Sunday’s national and European Parliament Elections. It must be very painful to be unpopular for a guy with a Napoleon complex like Macron. This could all be done to scare the French populace that the Right-Wing ‘populists’ like Marie Le Penn are doing it.
President Emmanuel Macron threw down the gauntlet to the French people and the right-populist opposition on Sunday, calling a snap election to save his leadership, but now says he won’t resign even if he loses.
France will elect a new Parliament on June 30th after an astonishingly short election campaign of just three weeks after the fresh vote was called on Sunday just hours after President Emmanuel Macron’s political faction was handed a humiliating defeat in the European elections. The National Rally (RN) right-populists of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella got twice as many votes as Macron’s group, the highest proportion of any French political party in 40 years.
I also suspect Macron for the 2019 Notre Dame fire.
💭 Predictive Programming?: This Prophetic French Rap Clip Was Released 3 Weeks Ago
🔥 France, which trained and armed the Gala-Oromo army of Ethiopia, which massacred more than one million Orthodox Christians and brutally raped up to two hundred thousand Christian women, will continue being a WARZONE. Islam is sent there as a plague.
👉 MARCH 12, 2019
The genocidal Oromo Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed Ali and French President Emmanuel Macron visited together the reknown Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The fascist Oromo regime of Ethiopia and France also signed their first military cooperation accord yesterday, a deal that includes helping the nation build a navy, as Paris seeks to boost economic ties in Africa’s second-most populous country.
Macron wants to leverage a mixture of Paris’ soft power in culture and education and its military know-how to give it a foothold at a time when Ethiopia is opening up.
“This unprecedented defense cooperation agreement provides a framework… and notably opens the way for France to assist in establishing an Ethiopian naval component,” Macron told a news conference alongside Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
The accord also provides for air cooperation, joint operations and opportunities for training and equipment purchases. “We are here in a friendly country where we want to strengthen and build a new page in our common history,” Macron said. “Since you became prime minister our vision of Ethiopia has profoundly changed.”
💭 The government of France loots $500 billion a year from 14 African countries, via its colonial tax…..
Yesterday, in this video I asked myself: 🔥 France turned their back on Jesus Christ. What is the truth behind the Notre-Dame fire of April 15, 2019? Was ‘Rothschild’ Macron involved? Are the Muslims his brothers in arms?
🔥 France is Burning Because it Permitted The Death Angel A. Ahmed of Ethiopia to Enter Paris
Exactly one month after Macron visited the Ethiopian Church, a fire broke out under the eaves of Notre-Dame Cathedral’s roof. The fire engulfed the spire and most of the roof.
🛑 NOVEMBER 4, 2020
The Genocidal War against the followers of the Orthodox faith in northern Ethiopia and campaign in search of the Biblical Ark of the Covenant began.
The war that started on November 4, 2020 was an opportunistic conflict started to coincide with the US elections. This war sealed the fate of President Trump: he lost the manipulated US Election. Obama + Biden stole the election!
🛑 Netflix France released a movie called Athena in 2022!
The tragic killing of a young boy ignites an all-out war in the community of Athena, with the victim’s older brothers at the heart of the conflict.
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