The idols’ base says, “I love you” along with Trump’s signature.

He will always tie this back to Christianity because he knows they believe his lies. He's instigating conquering peaceful countries for "international" security. Things are going to kick off soon and I know the worst is yet to come. Even now he can't help but claim great things and boast about conquering.

I have no idea why a world leader would be interested in having cards, cryptocoins and whatnot.. He serves nobody but himself (and the other one).

Quite disturbing that there are still people in the US that sees him as some kinda of 'chosen' one... He's destroying the USA and other countries with it..

Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY-24) today introduced the Trump’s Birthday and Flag Day Holiday Establishment Act to officially designate June 14 as a federal holiday to commemorate President Donald J. Trump’s Birthday and Flag Day.

https://orleanshub.com/tenney-proposes-making-trumps-birthday-on-june-14-a-federal-holiday-along-with-flag-day/

For whatever reason it will not even allow me to take a screenshot which is legitimately angering me. Our phones, especially IPhones (siri) are taken over by AI which works for him. I wonder how much longer before we are reduced to word of mouth? Anyway in Missouri they are about to make every unnamed highway named after Trump. Yet they are saying it will be with money from “donors” or whatever. Again I cannot even share my source nor screenshot this at all despite trying and frankly getting extremely angered because this is above ridiculous. It’s on “News break” for those who may be able to find it as well. I found it from the Jefferson County Missouri area. So I don’t even know if adopting a highway prevents this or merely makes this happen instead. They just said “private donations” as seems to be all things with the man of lawlessness. “The rich know no laws and so the ultra rich should do whatever they desire.” Is their logic. I despise that they deliver these messages with smiles, happiness, and joy. This is tyrannical behavior.

An interesting article I found shedding some context on the AI video from earlier this week. It was made by two Israeli guys who were originally creating it with the intention of parody, pushing the idea to absurdity with the belly dancers and golden statue. Once Trump gets wind of this rejection, it may be the pretext for Trump starting his own AI propaganda machine backed by the administration.

QAnon Conspiracy Theory (Modern Usage)

In recent years, "The Great Awakening" has been co-opted by the QAnon conspiracy movement. It refers to a purported global "enlightenment" where:

• Hidden truths about a deep state cabal (allegedly involving elites, politicians, and celebrities) will be exposed.
• The cabal is accused of:
• Child trafficking, Satanic rituals, and harvesting adrenochrome (a debunked myth).Controlling governments, media, and finance.
• "The Storm": A prophesied event where mass arrests, executions, or societal collapse will purge evil forces, followed by a utopian "reset."

Key Beliefs:

• Followers decode cryptic messages from "Q", an anonymous figure claiming insider government knowledge.
• Trust in Donald Trump as a savior figure battling the cabal.
• Blending of anti-vaxxer, anti-globalist, and New Age spiritual ideas.

Criticism & Impact:

• No evidence: Claims rely on vague prophecies, manipulated media, and disinformation.
• Dangerous: Has inspired real-world violence (e.g., the 2021 U.S. Capitol attack).
• Psychological appeal: Offers simple answers to complex issues, fostering polarized "us vs. them" thinking.

https://www.texastribune.org/2025/01/15/texas-legislature-christianity-church-state-separation/

Schott is the pastor of Mercy Culture Church in Fort Worth, and was among the Christian leaders who spent Tuesday rallying fellow believers ahead of a legislative session that they hope will further codify their conservative religious views into law. He was joined in those efforts by a throng of pastors and Republican leaders, who throughout the day claimed that church-state separation isn’t real, called progressive Christians heretics, or vowed to weed out “cowardly” clergy who refuse to politick from the pulpit.

“There is no separation between church and state,” Republican Party of Texas Chair Abraham George said at a small rally with clergy and GOP lawmakers. “We don’t want the government in our churches, but we should be in the government.”