As Walz Ends His Campaign, an Old Photo of Him Has Begun to Circulate and It Can End His Governorship

[TCC]

As Walz Ends His Campaign, an Old Photo of Him Has Begun to Circulate and It Can End His Governorship

In the damning photo, Walz honored the Muslim Somali "refugee" who masterminded a $250 million money-laundering operation.

www.westernjournal.com

Disgraced Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has ended his re-election bid as the staggering scale of the multibillion-dollar scams perpetrated by Muslim “refugees” from Somalia during his tenure spotlights his epic incompetence.

The final nail in the Democrat’s gubernatorial coffin dropped when a photo of Walz cheerfully posing for a celebratory photo with Ayan Abukar — the architect of a fraudulent, $250 million child nutrition scheme — went viral.

The photo showed a gleeful Walz after Abukar received the “Outstanding Refugee Award” in 2021 for her sham nonprofit work with “Feeding Our Future.”

 

[mattfivefour]

Hopefully we will never hear of this man again.

 

[Tall Timbers]

The final nail

This may not be the final nail for the guy... hopefully not.

 

[TCC]

This may not be the final nail for the guy... hopefully not.

Yeah i agree. Something exotic to get people to read their print...lol. But it likely will have some impact along the way. In general, I like to pepper the trail along the way with events or public notice that resonate with potential themes in our somewhat turning the "justice" corner. For the longest time it had ben obvious for us to expect no justice pretty much ever. And this had been something building steam over time as we could tell. But in terms of eschatology (which may or may not be attachable to most current events and trends in general), I believe in a "justice" motif period theme to likely unfold.

This is a hard sell for at least 2 reasons:

1) We are so used to no justice, its feels almost foolish to believe much will come
2) We know for sure that whatever justice might "peek" its head out will be short lived and then the tribulation

On that last note i guess i would add a third:

3) Eschatology is too view everything through where it ends up in the tribulation like lens

I guess that last point is kind of why i like to pepper the path with a potential justice theme (of course that is if that gets much actual or real traction in any event along the way). From what i have seen over the years, the tribulation filter approach has increased greatly. And for good reason because of where we are along the eschatological path. It makes sense. To such an extent it has seemed to dominate social media in that way.

So what we generally have is those who are aware of the soon coming tribulation. And those who want to hope in human government to fix things or make things better. A view frowned upon because it tends to make this world to much our home. I understand that concern. And i agree with that concern. But I kind of have a 3rd option lol. Which is kind of like the view of how God might wrap things up for an age of grace independent of the tribulation connection (at least as long as the church is still here). I believe a case could be made from scripture. But believers could still see thins differently. I guess i kind of pulse it this way because it would seem to me that ways to look at current events might have more to do with age of grace ending than tribulation starting. A proof text (meaning a text that could prove and may be used like that but may have an entirely different conation altogether) would be Ez 38. Which i would see as age of grace ending...but a capstone historic point the age of grace leads up to. If correct, the events unfolding would seem to more smoothly play into that context perhaps more than mere evil ramping completely up to a tribulation finally.

The difficult with proffering such a view though is that it can often be mistaken for wanting hope is this world too much. Which i understand. But for me it would be more like a story board arc theme in how to perhaps make the most sense on things as for what they are or might be more than how it likely will or must resolve into the tribulation period. So yeah just saying...lol...at this point i guess i'm grabbing at whatever might hint at at least a little temporal hope in flavors of possible justice (for a time) to maybe come. If that makes sense? Blessings.

 

[TCC]

Hopefully we will never hear of this man again.

Yeah i mean like having him pave the way to being the US VP is hopefully chilling enough to wake the nation up a bit. Amen.

 

[Hol]

In general, I like to pepper the trail along the way with events or public notice that resonate with potential themes in our somewhat turning the "justice" corner. For the longest time it had ben obvious for us to expect no justice pretty much ever. And this had been something building steam over time as we could tell. But in terms of eschatology (which may or may not be attachable to most current events and trends in general), I believe in a "justice" motif period theme to likely unfold.

You are good at nudging us out of the narrow eschatological view that everything HAS to get worse & worse.

Maybe the globalists will get throttled down enough that they go hide in caves for a few years.


If the Lord is using the US to allow the gospel message more access in countries like Nigeria, Venezuela & Iran we can rejoice in His will getting done

 

[TCC]

Thanks for that Hol. It makes sense that a reason God might provide a hiatus prior to the tribulation is to allow more people to be saved. In the end, that will be the most important thing, amen. But from a pure eschatological theorem, to me, it makes too much sense (something i will share below) but is somewhat at odds with the much more familiar gravity pull the book of Revelation seems to pull us in toward.

I mean it makes sense that we see Revelation and say, wow, that makes sense that everything would collapse into that era. In some ways, it is totally understandable to consider that any other way is likely "a way" to not deal with reality. I concur to a degree, amen. But based on pure senses of what we were shown in God's character through Christ, we were shown that God came to give Israel their kingdom. He came to prep them with the Beatitudes. He came to prepare them for a glorious rule with Him. And all they could see for the most part was a heretic. A fear of heresy. Even to the point of killing God. This is our worlds history. So i would just think something like that might have something to learn from 2,000 years later.

What to me that looks like is resisting the temptation to whatever sober degree we may that our views as the church are God's absolute authority on how end times in our generation literally works. I mean of course being His children we will see some accuracy amen. But we have also been shown what it looks like when the church goes bonkers on youtube and prophecy watch tours and stuff. There can tend to be a lot of craziness. And bad prediction and/or perhaps partially unclear perspectives on what certain current events may mean. And we see ministries tripling down on potential error.

So thanks for saying that Hol. I appreciate the kind gesture. Where i would land this plane at this point is that I believe the character of God would want Isarel to have some sense of the kingdom He brought to them before. Since only 7 years of mayhem would stand between them and their kingdom. I don't believe it goes from Israel being blind to sudden world destruction as the rapture occurs and then 7 years of mayhem. Rather i believe prior to the 7 years Israel is reminded. The millennial kingdom being demonstrated today to whatever degree God might permit tends to mostly be categorized as "the golden age," or some form of wordily temporal neediness in the human heart. But God...but if God wants to convey that to Israel, Trumps golden era is merely a puppet sideshow. Why a world would focus on that rather than how God might intend health and good will to our generation kind of blows my mind...lol. So yeah, I appreciation the love dear sister.