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Tinah Cee retweeted
And now you understand why people have “gluten intolerance” and why the average age of cancer diagnosis has plummeted.
Tinah Cee retweeted
My daughter's middle school has the most direct fundraising strategy and I'm here for it.
We can skip the whole charade.
Tinah Cee retweeted
When I first gave my life to Christ, I wanted to do everything for God.
I wanted to evangelize, serve, and be involved in anything I could lay my hands on in church. I was constantly looking for something to do for Him.
But the more I tried to work for Him, the more I noticed God drawing me into intimacy.
He wanted me to pray.
He wanted me to study His Word.
He wanted me to sit with Him.
And when I sat with Him, He wasn't always telling me what to do for Him.
He was telling me about His love for me and how He cherished me and cared for me.
Then I understood:
My walk with Him is more important than my work for Him.
I was so eager to run errands for the Master that I was forgetting to sit at His feet.
Like Mary, I had to learn that sitting at the Master's feet is not doing nothing. It is learning from Him.
Because the more you listen to the Master, the better you know how to serve Him.
Sometimes, God isn't asking you to do more.
He's asking you to sit with Him.
Tinah Cee retweeted
The fact that people can discuss this dystopian shit without realizing how fucked up it is makes me lose faith in humanity.
Children are not financial negotiating tools. They are not for holding hostage and killing for a fee. They have a soul and inherent value.
Seriously what on earth is this obsession with a slice of land thousands of miles away? Inhabited by people who have absolutely nothing to do with us and share nothing in common.
Leftists will cite the war. Fine, I don’t want to see children dying either. But what about all the other wars and killing around the world? They say nothing.
The Gaza issue is social contagion. Like Covid, trans and climate change. Another thing to brandish around to fill the void in your personality.
This flag combines the Welsh dragon with the colours and design of the Palestinian flag.
The Arabic writing says:
“Despite everything and everyone”
and
“We are still here.”
And sitting behind this flag is a Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd.
Whatever your views on events in the Middle East, surely people are entitled to ask why this is the political imagery being displayed by someone elected to represent people here in Wales.
Is this really what the people of Wales want from their elected representatives? Is this what they voted for?
Tinah Cee retweeted
I'VE BEEN AN EVANGELICAL SINCE BIRTH.
I'm 36 now. A father of 6.
During my adult life, I've been in and out of church - mostly OUT until recent times.
But there's something I've struggled to understand.
Growing up, there was this strong idea within many Bible-believing churches that Christians should somehow DECOUPLE themselves from politics.
Stay quiet.
Don't get too involved.
Don't mix Christianity with politics.
I watched GOOD Christian leaders who wanted to contest elections get discouraged or shunned - including my own father.
Yet the same churches would gather and say:
"Let's pray for our leaders."
"Let's pray for our government."
"Let's pray for our country."
And as I've gotten older, I've started asking:
PRAY... AND THEN WHAT?
Are we expecting God to come down and personally build the roads, write the laws, fight corruption, manage the economy and run the government?
Look at Scripture.
Joseph didn't just pray. He governed.
Daniel didn't just pray. He served inside government.
Esther didn't just pray. She approached the king and acted.
Nehemiah prayed AND rebuilt.
Paul trusted God AND exercised his rights as a Roman citizen.
I absolutely believe Christians should NEVER worship political power.
The Church should NEVER become the servant of a political party.
And politicians should NEVER replace Christ.
But somewhere along the way, I think many Christians confused:
"Do not worship political power"
with
"Stay away from political responsibility."
Those are NOT the same thing.
You can pray for righteous leaders AND encourage righteous people to become leaders.
You can pray for good government AND participate in producing good government.
You can pray for your country AND vote.
Faith without political idolatry does not require political silence.
Maybe instead of only asking God to send better leaders, Christians should also ask:
What if some of the people God expects to stand up, serve and lead are already sitting inside our churches?
Tinah Cee retweeted
When a Christian Actually Knew the Bible.
I just watched that clip of the aerospace engineering student questioning Charlie Kirk, and wow it was the smartest question anyone has asked him in a long time.
The student wasn't attacking faith. He was defending it. He basically said: The early church didn't try to take over Rome, they tried to live like Jesus _inside_ Rome. So how do we reconcile Christian Nationalism this idea of fusing political power with Christian identity with that?
Charlie's answer was classic Charlie. He went straight to the Old Testament Joseph advising Pharaoh, Daniel in Babylon, David as King. And yes, that's in the Bible.
But here's my take, and this is where the student was 100% right:
The Old Testament is full of theocracies and prophets advising kings. The NEW Testament, the part Christians claim to follow after Christ, is completely different. Jesus literally said "My kingdom is not of this world." Paul wrote letters under a pagan empire and never once said "take over the Senate." The early Christians were persecuted because they _refused_ to make Caesar their Lord.
That's the disconnect.
Faith SHOULD inform politics. If you are a Christian, your values will absolutely affect how you vote, how you serve, how you treat people. That's civic responsibility.
But when you flip it when politics starts informing your faith, when you need political power to feel like your faith is valid you've lost the plot. You've turned a cross into a flagpole.
The student understood something Charlie missed. Christianity was never meant to be the government. It was meant to be the conscience OF the government.
What do you guys think? Should faith shape politics, or should politics stay out of faith?
Tinah Cee retweeted
There is such an OBVIOUS way to solve the care problem we have in the UK.
Stop fucking paying £90 a week for Carer's Allowance and pay them - at least - minimum wage instead.
Currently, 7 of us look after my 91 yr old grandma living in her own home. If Carer's Allowance paid just min wage for 37.5 hours, I'd quit my job tomorrow.
People needing care will be getting help from someone they know and trust and the job that I leave behind means a younger person can move up the latter and another can get in on entry level as their replacement.
No need to import bodies, we can have trusted carers meaning many more can stay in their own homes and young people get a chance to replace those changing to care work.
"We will deliver the first ever legally binding fair pay agreement for care workers," Yvette Cooper tells Labour's conference
"Care workers have been undervalued and underpaid for far too long," the health secretary adds
Follow live: bbc.in/3VmY0Y3
Tinah Cee retweeted
Africa is busy saying "Free Palestine" just to spite Jews and the West.
Like I always say, logic isn't frequently applied in Africa; the dummies are the majority and the loudest.
While this is happening, the same cancerous Jihadist ideology is creeping across Africa.
In Nigeria, people are being killed by Islamists, and African people are too dumb to notice.
The mainstream media is hiding the tragedy and the deaths because it falls outside their narrative.
Jihadists share the same software and the same global jihad mission, it is never about anything but the pure conquest of non-Muslims anywhere on earth.
Jihadists aren't victims in Gaza; they are simply overwhelmed by Israel's brute force, which acts as a containment strategy to minimize their dirty, cannibalistic work. In Nigeria, however, they are free monsters killing at will.
The brothers of Hamas, Al-Qaeda, and Hezbollah are killing Christians in Nigeria.
Tinah Cee retweeted
Actually, it’s “the LOVE of money” that is the root of all evil. Money can be a blessing and of tremendous use for good (or bad).
Tinah Cee retweeted
Satan does not tempt every person in exactly the same way. Temptation often comes through the door we are already inclined to open.
One man is drawn by money. Another by sexual desire. Another by pride, recognition, anger, bitterness, comfort, control, or the fear of man. The form changes, but the strategy is familiar. Sin is presented in a shape that looks desirable to the flesh.
James tells us where temptation finds its point of contact: “Each one is tempted when he is carried away and enticed by his own lust” (James 1:14). That verse leaves us nowhere to hide. We cannot blame the devil for everything as though our own hearts were innocent. Satan tempts, the world seduces, but our flesh is ready to cooperate.
That is why some temptations barely affect us while others seem to know exactly where to strike. The enemy does not need to invent new desires if sinful desires are already living within us. He only needs to place the opportunity before them.
This is what makes temptation so dangerous. It rarely arrives looking like destruction. It usually arrives looking like satisfaction. It promises relief, pleasure, vindication, importance, security, or freedom. Only after we have taken the bait do we begin to feel the hook.
Scripture therefore does not tell us merely to watch the enemy. It tells us to watch ourselves. “Keep watching and praying that you may not enter into temptation; the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak” (Matthew 26:41). Paul tells us to “put on the full armor of God, so that you will be able to stand firm against the schemes of the devil” (Ephesians 6:11).
The battle is not won by pretending we have no weak places. It is won by dragging them into the light, submitting them to the Word of God, praying before temptation arrives, and refusing to feed the desires that sin will later use against us.
We should know our own hearts well enough to know where we are most easily deceived.
Because temptation often does not knock where we are strongest.
It waits near the door we have left unlocked.
Tinah Cee retweeted
God doesn’t create evil any more than light creates dark. Just as darkness is the absence of light, so evil is the absence of God.
Tinah Cee retweeted
Kids are supposed to be bored sometimes. Stop trying to entertain them 24/7. Being bored is how you develop hobbies and spark imagination.
Tinah Cee retweeted
Hill I will die on:
Women cannot work full-time, and be there for the family full-time.
Somebody’s getting the short end of the stick and a lot of times, it’s the kids.
Tinah Cee retweeted
Black people are being enslaved in Libya. Right now.
This is not history, it's a live, documented crime hiding behind the word "migrant crisis."
The trap used is a fake job in Europe ad, a smuggler's promise, a debt owed for the journey. Then the border into Libya, and everything changes.
Migrants are bought and sold in car parks and garages in southern Libya, at a rate between $200 and $500 a head. Human beings, priced like cargo.
Amnesty International's research found something worse than the selling itself, prison guards extort captives and demand ransom from their relatives, sometimes torturing a prisoner so the family can hear the screams over the phone.
This isn't only West and East African migrants.
In 2026, the BBC found over 300 young men from Iraqi Kurdistan kidnapped in Libya and held for $5,000 ransom each, with militias threatening to harvest their kidneys if families didn't pay fast enough. At least one hostage is known to have died.
In April, more than 100 East African migrants escaped a trafficking camp in Bani Walid where they'd been held hostage and tortured, some for up to three years. 15 were killed during the escape itself.
It is a profit-driven system of abduction, torture, rape, forced labor and extortion built into Libya's migration route.
The EU keeps funding the Libyan coast guard that intercepts migrants at sea and hands them straight back into these same detention centers.
This is slavery. Don't let bureaucratic language like "irregular migration," and "detention centers" launder what's happening to Black and brown bodies in Libya right now.
Tinah Cee retweeted
NEVER EVER let an ungodly thought settle in your mind. Kill it with the word of God. You must VIOLENTLY guard your heart against satan’s gimmicks. If he succeeds in planting the wrong seed in your heart, he has conquered you from within. Guard your heart. Guard what you hear, see and say! Audit your circle deliberately!
Tinah Cee retweeted
Me: A Nigerian politician steals the entire state healthcare budget to buy a mansion in Dubai.
Pan-Africanists: This is a clear neo-colonial plot by the IMF to weaken our healthcare sector.
These guys are insufferable
Tinah Cee retweeted
The West will assassinate your local government chairman if he fixes the roof of the primary school. That’s why the students are learning under the sun. 🤷🏽♀️🙄
Tinah Cee retweeted
TikTok has banned my documentary that starts with me getting my life threatened outside a mosque in NYC. This marks the 4th documentary of mine that they've banned while it exists on YouTube, X, and Instagram.
There's an app that 170 million Americans use where you can't show the realities of Islam or socialism but people are free to criticize Christianity and capitalism.
My documentary had 1 million views and then it was gone from the platform. It was removed for no other reason than "community guidelines." China is ensuring young people can't get the truth in the US.
If you look at my TikTok demos and YouTube demos, you can clearly see that younger people are on TikTok and it's more than enough to make the difference in any election. It would be naive to assume candidates like AOC can’t be president when they effectively have a state media propaganda platform that more than half of America is on.
I will not give up and look into this as best as I can. I’ve heard from or verified up to 40 other pro west creators with a combined reach of over 20 billion views a year that have all been censored or banned on TikTok. Right now I simply want to show that this is a huge systematic issue. The best way to help is to subscribe to pro west creators on X.
This platform is the last stronghold of free speech, treat it with love and care. Mainstream democrats want to "regulate social media for failing to police hate speech." Imagine for a moment a world where all the illegals in our country get citizenship (a DSA promise by the way), they overwhelming vote for the people who want to "regulate social media," and our country is destroyed and with it, the entirety of western civilization.
Thank you very much for all the support. I truly believe this to be a top 5 issue in the country. According to pew research 43% of adults under 30 regularly get their news on TikTok. That means they vote based off the information they see on TikTok. Radical candidates can win if their ideas aren't allowed to be called out. Democracy dies with censorship.
I would like to interview someone who can move the needle on this wrongful systemic censorship. The full documentary is linked below.
