You're down, not out.
Financial brokenness is temporary; spiritual brokenness is permanent. If you can keep positive and manage to smile, the Holy Spirit is working within you.
You will bounce back!
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The following information is really important @OkiyaOmtatah
Kenya is trapped in an endless cycle of debt and broken systems:
- Billions wasted on interest payments.
- Over-taxation of hard work and businesses.
- Land speculation enriching a few.
It’s time for radical reforms. 🧵
Hope he can steer the country away from its current suicidal pro-Washington stance.
Mudavadi: Kenya to have sessional paper on foreign policy the-star.co.ke/news/realtime…
The arsonist playing firefighter.
Somalia, Ethiopia tensions bad for Horn security - US theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/new…
10/13
Success stories:
☑️ Taiwan's land reform
☑️ Estonia's land tax
☑️ Singapore's land use -- all transformed their economies by tackling idle land hoarding 🌍
What exactly is femicide? If say, a woman is killed in a robbery does that qualify as femicide? Is any murder a woman femicide? Does the gender of the murderer affect the definition?
standardmedia.co.ke/national…
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The image that sends chills down the spines of imperialists.
Russia-India-China trilateral partnership.
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Mass graves in Gaza. These innocent civilians were not just murdered by Israel, they were murdered by Western politicians and media who enable the ongoing indiscriminate and illegal mass punishment against all Palestinians. There is no excuse for this.
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First, they boasted that they took out a Hamas cell by bombing the hospital in which they hid. Then, when they realised the soul-crushing human toll, they deleted the tweet and desperately tried to blame it on Hamas-Islamic Jihad. The people of Israel deserve better leaders.
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140-million-year trend of dangerously decreasing CO2.
"For the last 140 million years, CO2 levels fell precipitously & steadily to within about 30 ppm of the 150 ppm “line of death” below which plants can’t survive. Both the relatively short-term data from ice cores and much longer-term data going back 140 million years (Berner 2001) show an alarming downward trend toward CO2 starvation. The release of carbon dioxide by the use of fossil fuels has allowed humanity to increase concentrations of this beneficial molecule, and perhaps avert an actual CO2-related climate apocalypse."
co2coalition.org/facts/140-m…
