Jodi Wahba on LinkedIn: This was not that long ago…and situations still happen today…but also… (2024)

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Tonight, at 8pm, channel 161, CODE 13 takes all of us to church, tracking down a slippery anointed man of God, who deals in cults and complete devotion to him, for he is the embodiment of God, and nothing else is more important. In this episode, our detectives lives are compromised, will they survive? Watch at CODE 13 to find out.

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Douglas uses his command of the English language and deep historical knowledge to focus on the salient facts. https://lnkd.in/ebmRV6Ye

In this video, Piers Morgan and Jordan Peterson had, in my opinion, one of the most level-headed, compassionate, insightful, and balanced discussions I have seen thus far about the situation with Israel (beyond only Hamas and the Palestinian situation), victim mentality in general, and sociopathic abuse of social networks. I highly recommend closely viewing this 47-minute episode in its entirety.https://lnkd.in/gmyuFNAF

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🍋 When life hands you lemons... make lemonade? No!The Fall of the House of Usher is the latest series by acclaimed director Mike Flanagan. Known for his captivating storytelling and monologues, Flanagan takes us on a thrilling journey into the dark world of the Usher family. 🏰🔥In this series, Flanagan explores the themes of wealth, power, and the supernatural. While the show has received widespread acclaim, there is one particular monologue that has sparked a lively debate. 🗣️💬The monologue, delivered by the talented Bruce Greenwood, delves into the idiom "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" in a way that challenges our perception of wealth and capitalism. 🍋💰However, some critics argue that the monologue misses the mark with its references to modern culture and endorsem*nts. Despite this, The Fall of the House of Usher remains a captivating and thought-provoking series that delves into the complexities of wealth and the human psyche. 🎬💡What are your thoughts?#Netflix #TheFallOfTheHouseOfUsher #MikeFlanagan #Thriller #Wealth #Supernatural

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Perspective is everything! Checkout out the next episode of Where Is Gary?!@whereisgary64 on YouTube

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Professional Lessons from AnimalsToday's episode: Stoffel the Honey BadgerLesson: Maintain a tenacious focus on your goal.

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How Trump Surprised Everyone with His Kind Words for Rosie O’DonnellTrump and Rosie O’Donnell: A Love Story?You might think that Donald Trump and Rosie O’Donnell are sworn enemies, but you’ll be surprised to hear what Trump said about her in a recent interview. Watch this video to see how Trump gave Rosie a big compliment and called her “a great person” who has “a lot of talent”. Is this the beginning of a new friendship or just a clever strategy? Find out more in this video.#Trump#RosieODonnell#DonaldTrump#TrumpRosie#UnexpectedCompliment #GreatPerson #TrumpLoveStory

Ok, it feels important to say this. I am not pulling my perspective on Israel Palestine out of my hat. I’m not just guessing that Israel is committing genocide against Palestine. I have studied and researched this, I have bona fides, and I will share them. First of all I’m a Jewish woman. I was raised by a Zionist family. My grandfather was a Holocaust survivor. My family talks about our spirit of resistance and resilience constantly. Desiring goodness from the nation of Israel is in my blood, and still I can see that the Zionist state is vicious, violent and evil. If someone who was raised by a Zionist family, by people who believe that Israel has the right to exist and that it is our salvation if I can overcome my pro-Israel bias and learn about this conflict, so can you and frankly I should not be calling it a conflict, it’s genocide.So when I was in college around 2012-2013, a bunch of my friends and loved ones started going on bright right trips, and I knew enough then to ask the question when they got back from their birthright trips what about Palestine. And when these people I love, admire and respect started talking about Palestinians and using language like terrorists, I knew I had to learn more. I also knew that I wanted to go on birthright and I was nervous about being brainwashed by the trip and I should have been nervous. So before I went on birthright I decided at my small Liberal art school in Massachusetts to get a well-rounded perspective, educational perspective, on Israeli Palestinian politics. I took four courses, Suffering & Evil in the Jewish Tradition, The Jewish Experience, Middle East Politics and Arab Israel Conflict. I also took international & comparative politics courses that often brought up Israel and Palestine in comparisons to for example Apartheid South Africa.And by the time I finished my ample coursework on the subject before I went on birthright, I was already pro-Palestine, because once you are in literature, once you are in the research, not media stories about this, not the pro-Zionist rigmarole on CNN and MSNBC, once you are in the literature and the data, this isn’t a debate, this isn’t a question. People talk about Israel Palestine like it is incredibly complicated and I reject that premise, it is not. We know anti-Semitism exists globally, right. We know that Jews are not the most beloved population in the world. We know that Britain has a colonial history and they have taken on colonial projects, even though the 20th and 21st centuries. Essentially Britain already wanted to colonize Palestine, so did the United States. And at the end of World War Two Britain and the US got to talking and they thought who we want to exploit for military labor, some place that is surrounded by brown people so that we can rape and pillage land that we don’t currently have access to.(continued in comments)

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