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Orthodox priest. Dissident voice. Target of the state. Still standing. | Host of The Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson Podcast | https://xitter.cf/t.co/GxVVdiYOcZ

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Joined January 2010
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Why did silver prices crash? Is there something bigger going on under the hood? What’s next for precious metals? Join me and Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson live now youtu.be/nU__I0eyssQ?si=U1_O…
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I wake up. There is a new technological advacement.
We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence. block.xyz/dessa
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I’m 20 Building apps from USA Looking to connect with more builders and solo founders
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Many years to the newly illumined servants of God, John, Anastasia, and Evangelia.
"As many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ." Join us TODAY at 11:00 AM EST for the premiere of a family’s Holy Baptism in the living waters of Vermont. A beautiful moment of spiritual regeneration. Set a reminder and watch here: [link below]
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🔥 “Having the spiritual sobriety, a clean heart to recognize the insanity of our times…the cruelty. We need to turn to repentance.” Perfectly said.
Trading our souls for a perceived peace is not the answer. In my conversation with @KimIversenShow, we discussed the demonic reality of Jared Kushner’s luxury real estate proposals for Gaza. True security cannot be built on the suffering of innocents. 🔗 Full interview below
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DAY 1 BUILDING IN PUBLIC: - 66 users - 65 followers on X - $51 revenue I realized the site was looking cluttered and overwhelming. I consolidated some pages and cleaned up the UI on the home page. I'm building daily and want to share my journey. FOLLOW FOR MORE
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I think wages will be gone by 2027 with this site.
Wages were a cap. This is a market. Most people never get a public price on their time. An employer names a wage. The hours still run out. FLEKT is the first marketplace for human time. You get a stock ticker — a short symbol that is yours. Your remaining life is split into 15-minute shares. Other people post bids. You decide which ones to accept. Onboarding takes seconds. It estimates how many shares you have left. Turn your market on and a market cap appears next to your name — the value of those remaining hours at the current price. A paycheck never showed that number. It did not exist until FLEKT. Early names get seen first. In the last 48 hours they added preview cards when you hover a name, a short tour for first-time users, chat right after a sale, and permanent 2–5 letter tickers. FRMM is already live. Last price: $250 per 15 minutes Market cap: $183.43M 733,709 shares still available Accepted sales on FLEKT can go to charity. You do not have to sell. You only have to see what the market would pay for a share of you. FLEKT [🔗Link below]
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Replying to @TheRundownAI
Whoever is putting a human cortex in mice needs to be held accountable. That's very disturbing.
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Replying to @JohnKiriakou
$300k from random brokers is amateur hour. The real action is when the AG’s own brother keeps getting federal charges dropped for his clients, and some of those same clients later walk with presidential pardons. The system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as designed. Laid it out here: xitter.cf/Lemelson/status/196252…
𝗔𝗚 𝗣𝗮𝗺 𝗕𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗶’𝘀 𝗕𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗰𝗰𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗿𝘂𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. 🚨 The Department of Justice just dropped charges for yet another client of Brad Bondi, the brother of the sitting AG. Is this corruption a symptom of a larger threat to American democracy?
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Here is how it works: You are the stock. You get an official stock ticker (mine is EMMN). Your time is split into shares. 1 share = 15 minutes of your time. People place buy orders. Anyone can tap "Buy," choose their quantity, and submit directly to your live order book.
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Replying to @Lemelson
Thank you, Fr. This was deeply profound.
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Replying to @Lemelson
Blessed Brother Raphael, pray to God for us ☦️ What a beautiful testimony 😊
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Replying to @Lemelson
Your interview with Father Gabriel from about 8 months ago was a showcase of how our Fathers speak with purpose, discipline, precision and humility. We have so much to learn from them. Can’t wait to see this episode.
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I am protecting the Church from, what I see, as an infestation, or poisoning of her by secular monarchists looking for a home for their prejudices. They are not looking for Christ. Jay Dyer’s fan base is predominantly Alex Jones’ followers. Dyer’s counter-Orthodox, tough guy persona leads new enquirers to believe this is upstanding Orthodox adherent behavior. New enquirers believe Dyer is supported by his priest and bishop, therefore, this is proper Orthodox behavior, which it is not. If the bishops do not curtail this deviant form of evangelism, it will damage the Orthodox Church community. You must at times remove a diseased appendage to save the body.
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"Why do we keep our hands bound and our tongues armed? ...Do we admire brotherly love, wifely affection, virginity, feeding the poor, singing psalms, nightlong vigils, penitence?...Do we through prayer, take up our abode with God?... Do we tame our swollen and inflamed tempers? Or our pride which “comes before a fall,” or...our crude pleasures, our dirty laughter, our undisciplined eyes, our greedy ears, our immoderate talk, our wandering thoughts, or anything in ourselves which the Evil One can take over from us and use against us, “bringing in death through the windows,” as Scripture has it, meaning through the senses? No. We do the very opposite: we offer freedom to the passions of others, like kings declaring an amnesty after a victory, on the sole condition that they give their assent to us—and thus rush against God more violently than before; for this discreditable purchase we pay them a dishonorable price, license in exchange for impiety." St. Gregory the Theologian
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Father Arsenie Boca was a Romanian mystic, priest, and Orthodox theologian who became famous for his ability to read people’s minds and see the future. Because of this, the communists saw him as a threat and brutally persecuted him. He was also slandered and called an occultist.
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History will look back at the insane level of prescribed psych meds in our society with disdain. Lord have mercy ☦️
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Replying to @YoungPenitent
Psychiatry derives from the Greek psyche (soul/mind) and iatreia (healing), literally “healing of the soul.” Yet the true Physician of souls is Christ, and the Church is His hospital. Engaging in the care of souls without the “fear of God, with faith and love” (as we are called to approach the Chalice) leaves the work incomplete and vulnerable to the passions and demonic influence. Secular methods may attempt to address the psychic or bodily level, but they cannot heal the nous or restore communion with God.
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