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— 🇺🇸/🇾🇪 NEW: The full exchange, with all screenshots, of the Signal group with Trump administration officials discussing strikes on Yemen
How do you mess up THIS bad?
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How do you mess up THIS bad?
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Channel name was changed to «BIG PICTURE with James Patrick (Planet Lockdown)»
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The airstrikes are ongoing as now
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https://m.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-848001
This is the fulfillment of the Hebrew prophecy of the all consuming world war, Gog and Magog, where the gentiles mutually annihilate one another...
This is the fulfillment of the Hebrew prophecy of the all consuming world war, Gog and Magog, where the gentiles mutually annihilate one another...
Surprise, surprise, powerful banker Benjamin Judah, was the main financier of the south in the civil war.... And the founder of the KKK!
Father Mariana wrote many books, the first one with a libertarian content was De rege et regis institutione (On the king and the royal institution), published in 1598, in which he set forth his famous defense of tyrannicide. According to Mariana, any individual citizen can justly assassinate a king who imposes taxes without the consent of the people, seizes the property of individuals and squanders it, or prevents a meeting of a democratic parliament.3 The doctrines contained in this book were apparently used to justify the assassination of the French tyrant kings Henry III and Henry IV, and the book was burned in Paris by the executioner as a result of a decree issued by the Parliament of Paris on July 4, 1610.4
In Spain, although the authorities were not enthusiastic about it, the book was respected. In fact, all Mariana did was to take an idea that natural law is morally superior to the might of the state to its logical conclusion. This idea had previously been developed in detail by the great founder of international law, the Dominican Francisco de Vitoria (1485 1546), who began the Spanish scholastic tradition of denouncing the conquest and particularly the enslavement of the Indians by the Spaniards in the New World.