Wild_Goose @wildgoose@dingdash.com
Follower of Jesus | Husband & Father | Cre8d 2b Cre8ive | Ambassador to Texas | Software Engineer | Former Officer, Pastor, Missionary
Joined Jan 2021
@sinbach Texas TNT, Bottomless Pit :)
@sinbach Taste of Texas
Yep, that was me! My favorite aspect of this pic however is his Dad watching on the steps!
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The Constitution of the United States in an amazing document but it is not the source of our freedom nor America’s greatness. We all witness how black letter laws on paper mean nothing without the will to adhere to them. What we need is the law of God written on human hearts. It is Christian revivals alone that have made America great in the past and will make her great again.
But there is a price to pay for freedom through revival. We must obey Jesus, even when that means suffering for the sake of righteousness. History is clear that the voices of righteousness always get persecuted before they are vindicated.
Put your armor on. This is war.
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Note the 666 is their logo... says it all. Expansive hadron collider tied into the apex of the world's scientific endeavor.
@Pablito Thanks!
Yes, Protonmail tends to be the most widely recommended... which is what would draw caution from me. If it was not linked to CERN etc. I would not have hesitation. I've had a Protonmail account for a year now, but am planning to decouple completely from Google soon.
Tutanota is another well known highly used platform... it also has desktop and Linux Apps along with the normal android/apple.
@sinbach No mistake in that logo... especially when one learns that Job's 1st assembled PC came out to $666.66. This was not planned but a result of profit combinations. The enemy scouts, opens doors, and seeds his nefarious work in willing vessels. Be wise a serpents and gentle as doves Saints.
Protonmail? Safe?
In light of it's CERN & Harvard connections I thought I'd ask before migrating. Thanks!
@sinbach Now that was funny!
Surrounded by the decidedly deciduous!
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@KarlGessler no need to apologise
Hospital was hard! Heartbeat way too high (174). Finally got under control. I'm diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. And on blood thinners, BP meds and beta blockers to keep my heart lower, and that should prevent any further episodes.
Meds are until I see an arythmia specialist,
But I'm alive, and already adjusting to the meds...mostly
Doing everything to keep my heart beat low for 2 weeks ,then my own doctor has told me very slowly increase back to my usual exercise pace
God was so good to me. I got admitted to the cardiology ward overnight (which never happens) and my doctor tells me the consultant I saw is one of the best
So a rough month to say the least, starting with covid, ending with 2 hospital trips (1 lung infection) and going in a ward
Still, my heart is now beating peacefully, and I have hope that meds will not be permanent...losing weight is better than the meds, at defeating atrial fibrillation (quite the motivator)
@sinbach The 9000 Marines choosing discharge or court martial vs. being forcibly "vaccinated" puts a damper on all DOD actions of "good will to men".
Having almost faced a Court Martial in the USN for not taking the supposed Vaccine for aerosolized Anthrax, I understand their dilemma well... though this time it's far more black & white in available data, stats, and adverse reaction.
@sinbach I thought Florida's response to considering re-routing shipping there was brilliant. Waiting for Gov. Abbott (TX) to announce the same.
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Been to the store lately and noticed that everything seems to be running a little low?
Have you tried to buy a car in the last 6 months and noticed the prices are much much higher?
Our electronic Bible production has been dealing with this supply-chain crisis for months and we explain why.
https://backtojerusalem.com/empty-shelves-at-the-store-heres-how-it-is-linked-to-china/
@sinbach @Cherishingsparrows2020 I'd consider Tor, Brave, and Mozilla to be on equal footing, though I tend not to trust Mozilla products as much. Brave has Tor features baked in as well.
@Cherishingsparrows2020 @sinbach Brave is as easy to use as Safari, Edge, Chrome, Firefox, etc. I really enjoy it. It's also easy to import all your favorite bar saved sites, etc.
Follower of Jesus | Husband & Father | Cre8d 2b Cre8ive | Ambassador to Texas | Software Engineer | Former Officer, Pastor, Missionary
Joined Jan 2021
