Serve your community.
Not for recognition. Not for status.
Just do the work in front of you.
Small, consistent contributions compound.
Lock in with your family.
Show up for them. Protect the home. Build something solid together.
When the outside world feels chaotic, this is where you should be strongest.
Work on your relationship with God, lock in with your family, and serve your community.
These are the foundations. Protect them, build them, and return to them when things get noisy.
Yesterday Benjamin Netanyahu warned the world that Israel’s enemies will try to strike before the election — the election is 4 weeks away.
24 hours later, a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv plunges thousands of feet after the co-pilot allegedly stabs the pilot and tries to crash the plane.
Israeli passengers rush the cockpit.
One of them claims he was able to stop the nosedive because he has aviation experience from watching ‘Air Crash Investigation’.
A few Israeli pilots on board take over.
They land it in Saudi Arabia. Everyone lives.
Excuse me for my scepticism.
Only 2 years imprisonment for possessing and transmitting child abuse material.
Our justice system is a joke.
Only 2 years imprisonment for possessing and transmitting child abuse material.
Our justice system is a joke.
Meanwhile, three women were killed in domestic violence incidents across New South Wales within 24 hours, gang violence is out of control and innocent people are being shot in their sleep due to ‘mistaken identity’.
Police have issued an urgent appeal after a man allegedly performed a Nazi salute in Sydney’s Inner West.
news24.com.au/national/crime…
Primod retweeted
‘They hid behind the ambulances and pleaded for their lives, and the soldiers shot them one after the other…’
haaretz.com/000001a0-8a3f-d5…
The difference between a man and a coward isn’t how well you fight or how intimidating you look.
A man stands up for the oppressed and names injustice — whether it’s popular or not, whether it costs him money or reputation.
A coward stays silent and complies the moment the price gets too high.
People hear “Sharia law” and immediately picture a system of rules and punishments completely foreign to our own laws.
Those interpretations and applications do exist.
But the phrase has also been weaponised to generate fear, division and clicks.
Sharia is far broader than a political or criminal legal system. Much of it concerns personal conduct, responsibility and morality.
Yet politicians, media outlets and social-media commentators continue to shout “Ban Sharia law” as though it operates as a parallel legal system within Australia.
That framing reveals their ignorance.
You can reject a political slogan — while still being honest about what it actually is…











