Aceofswords retweeted
Did you KNOW this was Hitler’s main accusation against Jews? 🧐
Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi breaks down chilling excerpts from Mein Kampf:
• Orchestrating the Bolshevik Revolution
• Founding German communist parties
• Planning global takeover through communism
Aceofswords retweeted
Asadar 6 judecatori au zis ca CG nu este un pericol si trebuie eliberat. Alti 6 au zis sa putrezeasca in puscarie.
In acest timp, urmaritul penal pentru coruptie si delapidare din bani publici, Ciucu, este liber, este primar si nu il deranjeaza nimeni si a decis sa interzica mitingul de protest al romanilor care nu il mai suporta pe el si pe gunoaiele care distrug tara asta din 2020 incoace.
Iulian Urban
Aceofswords retweeted
Russian soldiers pray before going into battle in Ukraine, their opponents in the Nazi adoring cult of Azov, worship a different master.
Russia is the last great Christian country, its unsurprising that the woke onsessed LGBTQ EU despises and fears these men in equal measure.
Aceofswords retweeted
In 1805, a young man fell to his death on a mountain in England. When they finally found him, three months later, he wasn’t alone…
His name was Charles Gough, a young artist who set off that April to cross Helvellyn, one of the highest mountains in the Lake District, taking his little dog Foxie with him. Somewhere on the way, he fell and died, far from any path or house, and for weeks nobody knew what had happened to him. Then, on 27 July, a shepherd working near the lonely mountain lake of Red Tarn heard a dog barking. When he followed the sound, he found Gough’s body, and beside it, still keeping watch, was Foxie. She had stayed with her master through all those months, alone on the mountain, and she had even given birth to a puppy there, which sadly didn’t survive.
The story moved all of England: two of the greatest poets of the day, William Wordsworth and Walter Scott, each wrote a poem about it without knowing the other was doing the same, and Scott wrote these lines as if he were speaking to the dog herself:
"How long didst thou think that his silence was slumber? When the wind waved his garment, how oft didst thou start?"
More than twenty years later, inspired by Scott’s poem, the young Edwin Landseer painted the scene and called it Attachment. It depicts a dead man lying among the rocks, and a small dog pressing herself against his chest, as if she could still wake him…
Foxie didn’t understand death, but she understood love better than most people ever will. She didn’t know her master was gone, she only knew that he was hers, and that she would not leave him. And that is the miracle every dog offers us, whether we deserve it or not: a love that lasts forever and asks for nothing. Wordsworth said it best, and his words are still carved on a memorial stone on the mountain today:
"How nourished here through such long time
He knows, who gave that love sublime;
And gave that strength of feeling, great
Above all human estimate!"
Aceofswords retweeted
🔸 November 9 - Saint Nektarios the Wonderworker of Aegina 🔸
St Nektarios was born Anastasios in 1846 in Thrace to poor parents. Having studied in Constantinople in his youth, he became a monk on the island of Chios in 1876, and took the name Nektarios upon being ordained a deacon in 1877. After completing his theological studies, he went to Alexandria where he was ordained a priest in 1886. Having shown great zeal preaching the Word of God, he was made Metropolitan of the Pentapolis in Libya in 1889.
Envious of his popularity and swift ascent through the ranks of ecclesiastical office, certain clerics began spreading false rumors to Patriarch Sophronios that Nektarios wanted to take his position. Troubled by this, Sophronios ordered him to leave Egypt in 1890. Without defending himself, Nektarios left for Athens. Since his name had been soiled, he was unable to find a position as a bishop. In 1894, he was appointed director of the Rizarios Ecclesiastical School in Athens. While in this position, he wrote his famous hymn Agni Parthene (“O Virgin Pure”).
Through his eloquent sermons, his dedication to educating aspiring priests, his generosity despite his own poverty, his great meekness and fatherly love, he became a shining light and a spiritual guide to many. The exceedingly humble St Nektarios is well known for having personally performed the most lowly tasks, including sweeping floors and cleaning toilets. In 1904, at the request of pious nuns, he began building a convent dedicated to the Holy Trinity on the island of Aegina (today the Monastery of St Nektarios).
He remained here from 1908 until the end of his earthly life. Through his prayers, he delivered the island from drought, healed the sick, and cast out demons from souls. He also patiently endured every wicked slander, forgiving his accusers and not seeking to avenge himself. St Nektarios reposed in 1920 at the Aretaeion Hospital in Athens from prostate cancer. After his repose, his undershirt was placed by nurses on a paralyzed man’s bed, and the man was instantly healed. His funeral was conducted by his closest friend St Savvas of Kalymnos who painted the first icon of him.
Aceofswords retweeted
Today we honour St Nektarios of Aegina (1846–1920).
Slandered and removed as a bishop in Alexandria, he died a humble monk on Aegina and became one of Orthodoxy's most loved saints 🇬🇷☦️
Aceofswords retweeted
Go look at Russel Brands YouTube channel - his last posted video was from two weeks ago and the entire feed is talking about digital ID, the mark of the beast, government overreach, how Covid was a scam etc - and he has 6.6M subscribers…
Clearly he had become too loud and too much of a problem for the powers that be
Aceofswords retweeted
🇵🇱🕯️ THOUSANDS OF POLES GATHER IN SILENCE IN KRAKÓW’S HISTORIC MAIN SQUARE TO MOURN SIX PEOPLE KILLED IN SATURDAY’S MASS SHOOTING — AS THE COUNTRY HONOURS THE VICTIMS AND THOSE WHO RISKED THEIR LIVES TO SAVE OTHERS!
An extraordinary scene unfolded in Kraków, Poland, on Monday evening.
Thousands of people filled the city’s historic Main Market Square, standing together in silence following the November 7 attack that left six people dead and 15 injured.
The gathering, known as the March of Silence, brought residents together to remember those who lost their lives and honour the police officers, emergency responders, doctors and ordinary citizens who rushed to help.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk also joined the mourning, setting aside their bitter political differences to stand alongside the grieving community.
Earlier on Monday, authorities announced that the suspected 24-year-old gunman had died in hospital.
As thousands stood quietly beneath Kraków’s illuminated historic buildings, the message was unmistakable:
POLAND REMEMBERS ITS VICTIMS. POLAND HONOURS ITS HEROES. 🇵🇱❤️
Aceofswords retweeted
Insane. A Belgian court sentences a man to 17 years in prison for beating the pedophile who raped his 6-year-old son.
The justice system in that country is a tasteless joke.
No wonder fugitives and justice evaders like Puigdemont flee to that rat's nest.
Aceofswords retweeted
Liderul AUR @georgesimion anunta ca protestul din 14 noiembrie va avea loc conform programului: „Să nu se joace cu focul aiurea, pentru că e dreptul românilor de a protesta pașnic. Să nu încerce să infiltreze oameni violenți în rândul participanților și să creeze diversiuni, pentru că este sarcina forțelor de ordine, a jandarmeriei, a poliției, a primăriei capitalei să se ocupe de liniștea publică. (…) Noi ne asumăm participarea și cu toate că toți membrii AUR, așa cum am făcut îndemnul, vor fi sâmbătă acolo, în fața Camerei Deputaților și după aceea, dacă ni se asigură condițiile legale, la arestul central.
Sunt speriați de mitingul de sâmbătă pentru că va fi foarte multă lume în fața Parlamentului, în fața Camerei Deputaților, pe latura cu parcul Izvor. Nu vor să existe mitinguri mari și lansează fel de fel de narative. (…) S-au speriat foarte mult de mitingul de sâmbătă. Am primit zeci de telefoane să nu organizăm, să nu participăm. Au văzut că nu merge așa. Au încercat să creeze alte mitinguri pe la Victoriei, pe la Universitate. Doar, doar se vor disipa oamenii!" - a transmis George Simion la Marius Tuca Show.
Aceofswords retweeted
Blessed feast of Saint Nektarios!
"True peace enters the heart when a person learns to trust God’s wisdom more than their own understanding and accepts His will with humility."
"The soul grows beautiful not through comfort and ease, but through patience, prayer, and faithful endurance during life’s difficulties."
"Spiritual progress is achieved not in a single moment but through a lifetime of faithful devotion and perseverance."
"The closer a person comes to God, the more they discover the importance of love, forgiveness, and compassion toward every soul."
"Prayer is not merely spoken words; it is the sincere lifting of the heart toward God with faith, hope, and gratitude."
"The light of Christ shines through those who choose compassion over judgment and mercy over condemnation."
"A humble heart receives blessings abundantly because it seeks no glory for itself but gives all honor to God."
"The greatest victory is not overcoming others but conquering the pride, selfishness, and passions that dwell within us."
"Seek wisdom through prayer and reflection, and you will discover answers that worldly knowledge alone cannot provide."
"A heart filled with gratitude experiences joy even in difficult circumstances because it recognizes God’s blessings everywhere."
"The person who learns to forgive finds freedom within their soul, while resentment only prolongs suffering and unrest."
"Do not become discouraged by setbacks; every struggle can become a step toward greater wisdom and spiritual maturity."
"Let your faith remain steadfast during uncertainty, for God’s providence continues working even when His plans are hidden from sight.
