Organ Harvesting; No driver license required; Trump By-passing Deep State; What Did Jesus say about the Division of today?y

NATO Gamma project, work in GSMSG  as described in the video below regarding current organ harvesting situation in Ukraine. It’s been going for months now and the worst thing is that it was approved by both NATO and Ukraine leadership

USA Man successfully proves, in Court, that a licence plate or drivers licence is not required by those NOT engaged in commercial activity.

Trump is by-passing the Deep State

It is amazing how our country has been divided but probably more so in the last four years because of the vaccinated vs unvaccinated,  democrat vs republican and the list goes on. It is okay to disagree or it use to be until the last four years. This division has crept into the our social circles and families. This reminded of something Jesus said in Gospel of Thomas.  and can be found in Mic 7:5-6, Luke 12:49-53, Matt 10:34-39, Mark 13:12.

(16) Jesus said, “Men think, perhaps, that it is peace which I have come to cast upon the world. They do not know that it is dissension which I have come to cast upon the earth: fire, sword, and war. For there will be five in a house: three will be against two, and two against three, the father against the son, and the son against the father. And they will stand solitary.”

This saying reflects a challenging and paradoxical aspect of Jesus’ teachings. It suggests that his message and mission are not about bringing superficial or worldly peace, but rather about initiating profound change that often leads to conflict, division, and personal transformation. Here’s a deeper look at its themes:

1. Dissension Over Peace:

• The statement challenges the expectation that Jesus came to bring harmony in a conventional sense. Instead, his teachings often provoke deep inner and external conflict because they call for radical shifts in values, priorities, and relationships.
• This dissension is not necessarily a goal but a consequence of truth confronting falsehood or complacency.

2. Fire, Sword, and War:

• These are metaphors for the upheaval and transformation Jesus’ message brings. Fire symbolizes purification and change, the sword represents division and discernment, and war points to the struggle within individuals and communities to align with spiritual truth.

3. Division in Families:

• The image of family members turning against each other emphasizes how personal allegiance to spiritual truth can challenge deeply ingrained social and familial structures.
• This reflects the cost of discipleship: choosing a path that may go against tradition or societal norms.

4. Standing Solitary:

• The final phrase, “they will stand solitary,” suggests that following the truth may lead to isolation or loneliness, as individuals must take responsibility for their spiritual journey. However, it also implies spiritual independence and authenticity.

Broader Context:

This teaching resonates with the idea that spiritual awakening is disruptive, as it challenges existing systems, beliefs, and attachments. While it may initially create division, its ultimate purpose is transformation, leading to deeper truth and unity beyond surface-level peace.

The Gospel of Thomas emphasizes personal spiritual awakening and insight, so this passage likely underscores the difficulty and cost of seeking and embodying spiritual truth in a resistant or divided world.