Tanja @tanjaostman@dingdash.com

This was quite touching to watch. "As a police officer, Chad Robichaux had to make a life-or-death decision. As a Force Recon Marine serving as part of a Joint Special Operations Command Task Force, he witnessed unspeakable evil. Eight tours later those memories still haunted him."
Sometimes I wonder how soldiers who serve in wars make it mentally. They seem so fearless. But Chad says many suffer from PTSD, 80% go through divorce, and around 20 veterans kill themselves every day. Chad, who served in Afghanistan, wouldn't have made it without the help of God. Now he and his wife help veterans.
https://www.iamsecond.com/film/chad-robichaux/

Have you noticed that you can join Back to Jerusalem on Telegram? I just saw it on their website. So far we are only four people there. https://t.me/BackToJerusalemNews

https://youtu.be/1ryNts5XdUs

https://www.dailywire.com/news/finland-plans-to-fortify-its-border-with-russia?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mattwalsh&fbclid=IwAR28nV-N4bQ2yXOqQaUJrjAoQhnpF0w5S44xyqDd2LauGf6PqJXM7OcRLVU

Born in London and of Sri Lankan Tamil descent, M.I.A. was raised Hindu.
https://www.christianpost.com/news/jesus-is-real-singer-mia-says-after-vision-of-christ.html

You don't need to be a member of MENSA to understand that there are something called cause and effect. Suddenly a lot of people suffer from 'sudden adult death syndrome. And it's so mysterious with all these sudden deaths, among both ordinary people and professional athletes. Why didn't that happen 2 years ago? 🤔
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/healthy-young-people-dying-suddenly-unexpectedly-mysterious-syndrome-australia-doctors-baffled-seek-answers/

This girl is incredible! Her brain must be a little differently vired... 😀 I don't understand how some people can be fluent in more than four or five languages. She learned Korean by watching movies. She's truly dedicated to learning new languages, but she must have a great memory and talent. I studied German in school (an hour a week for five years), but I can't speak it. I understand some. I understand Norwegian and Danish. I can communicate in English and Finnish, and my mother tongue is Swedish. But I've been frustrated that I'm totally fluent only in Swedish. I suppose you need to be immersed with a language to become fluent - hear it for hours every day and speak it daily. I try to pick up basic French from Instagram tutors, but I've come to the conclusion it's too complicated to learn on my own... I would need a course. I would love to learn other languages, but it's not my strongest talent... 😅
https://youtu.be/Rj8bxm0fERw

This is a screenshot from an IG reel. Is it still that bad in Canada, or are there differences between different districts?

I found this in the IG feed. It was shared by another person, so I don't know who this woman is. But only her new picture makes her testimony trustworthy enough.

I want to watch this documentary by Matt Walsh! Who thought a few decades ago that Westerners would lose the ability to define what a man and a woman is? Crazy times!
https://youtu.be/FbTpM5icct8

We have a few tomato plants in our greenhouse and the first tomatoes are growing.

@sinbach This meme reminded of your meat pic on IG. 😀

I'm so proud of our Finnish hockey boys (called the Lions) who won the World Championship! Again, a small country (5,5 million people), with not as much money as Canada and the US to train young players.
1. FIN 🇫🇮
2. CAN 🇨🇦
3. CZE 🇨🇿
4. USA 🇺🇸

Biking in our neighborhood before rain, and before the World Championship final ice hockey match against Canada that starts in an hour. This is the most beautiful time of the year when nature is bursting with flowers and colors. The fruit trees haven't blossomed yet. (The windmill is from 1809, and the red buildings are maybe 100 years or older... We have many uninhabited houses in our village, but they are not allowed to be teared down because they are protected).