It was a dry run to enslave us all.
Dear Father God ,
We agree with Jeremiah , “No one is like you Oh Lord, You are great and Your Name is mighty in power.”
We plead with You, Lord to use Your power and protect our President and his family, and his Cabinet and staff from all the wickedness that is aimed at him with this illegal special counsel and grand jury . We ask You to give the President’s personal counsel , his attorneys, wisdom and strength and the favor You gave David to fight against this Goliath! Let them carry in their hearts the same spirit of indignation that David had against Goliath for defying the living God.
Lord, we plead for You to use Your power to cause our Congressmen and women who claim to believe in You to begin to fight for what is right and demand grand juries to deal with the real crimes that have been committed by those who were in power.
We plead for You to use Your mighty power and open hearts and minds of Americans to hear and receive and put to practice Your Truth. We pray You will not withhold Your Holy Spirit from this land, but will allow Him to pour into hearts and minds all over America. We pray for our youth to hear Truth in their homes and their schools. We pray that churches will be bold and be willing to encourage their congregations to be salt and light and not be afraid to stand up to evil that had been allowed to grow stronger over the past decade.
We pray that the God fearing people of America will rise up and begin flooding Congress with emails, tweets and phone calls to support our President.
We plead Your mighty power to protect us from dangerous nations like North Korea. We pray their evil intentions fail miserably. We thank you for the men of understanding that President Trump has put in place to navigate and negotiate through these dangerous times on the world scene, men and women who will tackle evil and not back down.
We thank you, Lord, for not letting evil continue unabated in this last election and we ask more than any one thing apart from hearts and minds being moved and renewed by the Holy Spirit, that You will cause us to end the slaughtering of our unborn, our most defenseless. I ask you, Lord, please please cause this to end in my lifetime. It started in my lifetime.. please cause it to end in my lifetime.
Lord, Jeremiah also said in the tenth chapter Of Jeremiah, “Who should not revere You, O King of the nations, for this is Your due.”
Lord, those of us supporting this Administration want Your name revered. Oh let it be so in our land once again, in our homes, our churches, our schools, and the public square.
In Jesus’s Name.
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Typical for Democrats
I felt like I was going crazy because I knew that she was just repeating herself every time she said something but I didn’t know for sure if she was just repeating herself or if only seemed to be repeating herself when she actually wasn’t repeating herself during that “speech”, or was she? We do know for a fact that she fell out of the coconut tree – whatever that means.
Buddy Hackett was once told that the world would never accept him because of who he was. Decades later, the same voice people tried to dismiss became one of America’s most beloved sources of laughter.
Fans saw Buddy Hackett as the unforgettable comedian with the loud voice, wild expressions, and unstoppable humor from television, movies, and Las Vegas stages. What they didn’t know was that before millions loved him, Hackett grew up facing poverty, rejection, and antisemitism while trying to prove that the things people mocked about him could become his greatest strengths.
Born Leonard Hacker in Brooklyn in 1924, Buddy grew up in a working-class neighborhood where money was often tight.
His father repaired refrigerators.
His family lived simply.
Entertainment was not a realistic career path.
But Hackett discovered something early.
He could make people laugh.
In school and neighborhood gatherings, humor became his way of connecting with people.
It was also a way of protecting himself.
As a Jewish kid growing up during an era of widespread antisemitism, Hackett experienced prejudice that shaped how he viewed the world.
People judged him before they knew him.
His background.
His appearance.
His voice.
The same qualities that made him different became things he had to overcome.
After serving in World War II, Hackett returned home determined to build a career in comedy.
But the entertainment industry was not easy.
He started in small clubs, performing for audiences that often did not know his name.
His style was unusual.
He was not the polished comedian with perfect timing and a clean image.
He was loud.
Chaotic.
Completely himself.
Some people didn’t understand it.
Then audiences began responding.
His honesty connected.
His exaggerated personality became his trademark.
By the 1950s and 1960s, Buddy Hackett became one of America’s most recognizable comedians.
He appeared on major television shows.
Performed in Las Vegas.
Starred in films.
And became known for a style that influenced generations of comedians.
But his greatest transformation came from something unexpected.
The traits people once criticized became the reason audiences loved him.
The voice that seemed too different became his signature.
The personality that seemed too big became his advantage.
Later generations discovered him through films like The Little Mermaid and Finding Nemo, where his distinctive voice introduced him to new audiences.
Then came the irony.
The world that once judged Buddy Hackett for being different eventually celebrated him because he was impossible to copy.
He did not become successful by hiding the things that made him stand out.
He built his entire career around them.
Buddy Hackett didn’t overcome rejection by becoming what people expected him to be.
He proved that the very things people used to dismiss him could become the reasons millions remembered him.
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