Sinobach @sinbach@dingdash.com

So the time has come... enough of those shurikens, time to be a propper Ding Dash Ninja.🙅‍♂️
@sinbach @bethany @Olamide @MaryMamuzich @Kruselady @tanjaostman @Berrybunchfamily

Hey @Will , you should catch up 🔥🥰🤩

I really wish that more people would notice what's going on.
Every single crisis is manufactured. Every crisis is designed to create a problem that miraculously only the elites can solve by you giving them more money.
People keep saying that the government should help, without a trace of irony that the money the government is spending on the crisis is our money. Occasionally it comes back to those who need it, but mostly it's a bit like giving someone a pound and getting 5p back. Mostly it gets given to their friends in the form of quangos, consultancies, projects, initiatives; call them what you like, it's grifting. I want my taxes spent on helping everyone in this country, not wasted because politicians and bureaucrats won't do their job.
I don't want to hear that I have to vote for the one who'll cause the least damage, or that there's nothing I can do. I will keep on reminding the political class that they work for us. If they don't have our best interests at heart, then they are not fit for purpose. We deserve better.
The end game is for us to have nothing and the top tier to have everything. I still can't believe how many people are cheering for their own slavery. They need to wake up.

@sinbach .......being polite and eating that pineapple sitting there looking so nasty on my slice of pizza!!! Never a good time!! Haunts me still!!

This BTJ podcast episode with @sinbach reminded me of why I in first place want to support BTJ (with prayers, encouragement and financially). Oftentimes when I hear/read something that stirs up my spirit, I start to cry, not because I am sentimental but because I feel a connection with what's in my heart. And it's often about authenticity, honesty and going against hypocricy and false religiosity, as Eugene does here. I believe that a great deal of what is called "Christian ministry" is born of the flesh and natural giftings, in people who want to make themselves or their ministry/church a name. What becomes important then is money, buildings, numbers... and people are valued because of their giftings, titles, possessions etc. Jesus focused on "the least among us", he saw - and still sees - our hearts, our longings, our needs, our motives. I firmly believe that leaders with "no names" (like in the underground church) are the best leaders with pure motives.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3RfMw2H4vrX2lXnkUHoTWe?si=e9fc38aac6db491e