Kathleen Fox retweeted
Holy shit.
Entire area of the U.K. on lockdown to British nationals so these feral freaks can be brought ashore to a waiting fleet of ambulances & coaches
Illegals given PRIORITY access to our land.
(Full credit: U.K. Sploosh - YouTube + Jo)
Kathleen Fox retweeted
🚨 EXTENDED cut of my conversation with Pastor @PhilipAMitchell on Islam... This might be the most uncomfortable conversation for pastors to have right now.
We have 1,400 years of history as a guide. It would be very naive to think it will be different this time.
Kathleen Fox retweeted
FINALLY a woman speaks out and says it
“Liberal women who are defending Islam should go live in Islamic countries. Go live in Afghanistan. Go live in Iran. Go live in Iraq. Go live in any country that actually upholds Sharia Law under Islam”
“Don't sit here and give us your opinion about ‘what is Islam’ from the safety of America, where you have the ability and the freedoms to be a woman, where you have women's rights, where you have the freedom, where you have women's sexualization movement, where you have the ability to speak freely online about your beliefs. Don't do that here. Go experience it”
“The amount of people who I'm seeing in my comments defending Islam is, is really, is really crazy”
“Because you're the same people who are defending LGBTQ rights, the same people who are trying to defend women's rights, the same people who are trying to defend kids' rights, kids' safety, women's safety. They throw gays off of buildings. They don't even have trans over there — they would throw you off a building over there. Women, you don't have any rights — you would get stoned to death if you would walk around wearing what most women in America wear”
She’s right and just to point out one of the main points, there are multiple Islamic countries where you can be killed for being gay or dressing inappropriately as a woman
List of Muslim countries where you can be killed for being gay under Sharia Law
Iran: Penal Code explicitly makes male anal sex a capital crime; executions have occurred. Female same-sex acts: lashes, death on fourth conviction
Saudi Arabia: No Sharia courts treat sodomy as a hudud offense that can be punished by death, stoning for a married man. Executions have been reported.
Yemen: Penal code and Houthi courts: stoning for married men; recent mass death sentences for “sodomy.”
Afghanistan: Taliban apply Sharia; same-sex acts treated as zina/liwat and can be capital. Death penalty imposed
Mauritania: Article 308: Muslim men can be stoned for being gay
Brunei: Syariah Penal Code: stoning for men
Northern Nigeria: 12 Sharia states: death for men
Somalia: Al-Shabaab areas and some Islamic courts: death
Qatar, UAE, Pakistan: Death is legally allowed under Sharia
Uganda added a death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality” in 2023
This is what Democrats and liberals are supporting
Women’s dress that can get you killed or severely punished by the state:
Iran: Mandatory hijab. The 2024 “chastity and hijab” law added long prison terms, flogging, and the possibility of the death penalty
Afghanistan under the Taliban: Full-body covering required. Women have been beaten, detained, and in some reported cases killed for “improper” dress or going out without a male guardian.
Saudi Arabia: Public “indecency” and non-compliance with modest-dress rules can still bring arrest, flogging or deportation
Kathleen Fox retweeted
The biggest reason why I’m voting Republican by Tuesday, November 3rd,
is because I know that if democrats ever regain power,
they will allow millions of illegal aliens into the United States…again.
With the 2030 Census approaching, we can’t afford that risk.
Kathleen Fox retweeted
“Dear God, calm my heart and quiet my mind.
Take away my fear, worry, and anxious thoughts.
Help me trust You and remember that I am not alone.
Give me Your peace, strength, and comfort today.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.” ❤️
Kathleen Fox retweeted
Christianity is not a pacifist religion.
People love to twist “turn the other cheek” as if Christ was telling His followers to be weak, timid and helpless in the face of evil. He wasn't. Christ was teaching self-control, not cowardice. It was about personal humility, not surrendering your home, your people or your faith to wickedness.
Christianity has never been pacifist. The Old Testament is filled with men of God who fought for righteousness: Joshua, David, Gideon and the Maccabees. The New Testament does not erase that reality. When Paul wrote that rulers “bear not the sword in vain,” he made it clear that force, rightly used, is ordained by God to punish evil and protect the innocent.
The great Church Fathers understood this. Augustine and Aquinas both taught that a just war is not sinful. A Christian can, and sometimes must, fight when justice and the innocent are under attack. That is not bloodlust. It is duty.
Loving your enemy does not mean surrendering to him. It means refusing to hate him even as you stop him. There is a difference between mercy and moral suicide.
Christ Himself was meek before His Father, but never before evil. He rebuked hypocrites, overturned the tables and spoke truth without compromise. The modern idea that Christians should sit quietly and let wickedness prevail is completely foreign to Scripture.
In Revelation, Christ returns not as a pacifist but as a conquering King. His robe is dipped in blood and He rides forth with the armies of heaven. That is not a soft gospel. It is judgment and victory.
Today, many have confused meekness with weakness. Too many churches preach surrender in the name of peace. But peace without righteousness is corruption. Evil does not stop because you smile at it. It stops when men of faith stand firm.
Christianity calls for courage, discipline and the defence of truth. It calls men to be warriors of light, not cowards hiding behind a false peace.
Christians are not called to live quietly beneath the boot of wickedness. We are called to resist evil, stand for what is right and remain faithful to Christ, the Lamb who will return as the Lion. 🏴
Kathleen Fox retweeted
I will never get over Hagar giving God the name El Roi — “The God Who Sees Me.”
There is something deeply prophetic about this encounter.
Hagar was in the wilderness. She had been mistreated, rejected and sent away. She was carrying pain that nobody seemed to understand.
But in the wilderness, God found her.
She discovered something that every child of God must never forget:
You can be forgotten by people and still be fully remembered by God.
You can be overlooked by men and still be seen by heaven.
You can cry in secret and still have a God who sees every tear.
You can go through a season where nobody understands what you are carrying, yet God knows every detail.
He sees the tears you wipe before anyone notices.
He sees the prayers you whisper when you don't even have the strength to pray loudly.
He sees the rejection.
He sees the disappointment.
He sees the waiting.
He sees the battles you don't talk about.
He sees the sacrifices nobody celebrates.
He sees you.
And what makes this even more beautiful is that God didn't merely see Hagar—He spoke to her, instructed her, and revealed Himself to her.
Sometimes the wilderness is not evidence that God has abandoned you.
Sometimes it becomes the place where you discover a dimension of God you had never known before.
Hagar entered the wilderness as a woman who had been rejected, but she came out knowing Him as El Roi.
And perhaps someone reading this needs to hear this today:
God has not lost sight of you.
The season may be confusing, but He sees you.
The tears may be many, but He sees you.
The waiting may be long, but He sees you.
The doors that closed may have left you wondering what God is doing, but He sees you.
And when you cannot understand His hand, trust His heart.
This is why I cannot boast in myself.
Who can truly say:
“I am nothing without Jesus”?
I am nothing without His grace.
Nothing without His mercy.
Nothing without His presence.
Nothing without the blood of Jesus.
Everything I have, everything I am becoming, and every testimony that will ever come from my life is because of Him.
Jesus, You are not just part of my life. You are my life.
El Roi, the God who sees me.
The God who sees you.
The God who sees every hidden tear.
And the God who is still writing the story.
Kathleen Fox retweeted
Brilliant civics lesson here from the
great @StephenM. Listen carefully and share it with a Liberal friend or family member. You won’t be sorry 🙌🏼🇺🇸
Kathleen Fox retweeted
Nothing about this is acceptable.
Local authorities should be looking to find this man and hold him accountable to the fullest extent of the law.
Also, if the races were flipped, this would have more coverage than it currently does.




















