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What happens when the battlefield goes silent....but the war doesn’t end?

When soldiers come home, not to parades, but to tribunals. Not to healing, but to headlines....facing allegations, suspicion, and public misunderstanding.

We trained them to fight, to kill, to survive as lions.

We then expect them to return as house cats. Docile. Tamed. Grateful?

But war doesn’t unmake itself. Combat rewires the mind and body. And without an invisible switch, a path to retrain, reframe, and reintegrate, many veterans face a different kind of battle.

The war within.
read the article here...
https://patriotrealm.com/index.....php/4063-lions-to-h

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‘Starved for God’: Bible, Religious Apps See Explosive Growth
https://new.americanprophet.or....g/starved-for-god-bi

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Starved for God: Bible, Religious Apps See Explosive Growth

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What if a country full of gimmegrants is allowed to continue?
How 1960s Mouse Utopias Led to Grim Predictions for Future of Humanity. Is it Utopia or Dystopia?

https://patriotrealm.com/index.....php/4062-how-1960s-

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Confessions Of a Censored Conservative
https://new.americanprophet.or....g/confessions-of-a-c

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Confessions Of a Censored Conservative | N.A.P.

President Trump is protecting First Amendment rights by preserving businesses and addressing censorship to safeguard all Americans, especially conservatives.

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Something quite different...
Throughout history, religion has been hailed as a guiding light, a beacon of morality and compassion. Yet, beneath the gilded robes and sacred hymns lies a more unsettling truth: faith is often a tool not of divine grace, but of human ambition. From the emasculation of rivals in Aristotle’s time to the chilling castration of young boys for the sake of celestial choirs, the pursuit of power and control has frequently eclipsed any notion of godliness.

Even figures like Voltaire, whose cynicism toward religion was fueled by its moral hypocrisy, or George Bernard Shaw, whose early exposure to religious pretense led him toward Fabian socialism, reveal how disillusionment with faith can reshape entire worldviews. And in the case of Ned Kelly, it was not merely the iron of his armour that sealed his fate, but the weight of religious prejudice.

This is not a story of divine will—it is a tale of how men, in the name of God, have repeatedly abandoned Him.
read it here...
https://patriotrealm.com/index.....php/4061-when-faith