Get ready Michigan!!

The thieves in Lansing just instituted a 69% raise in the gas tax STARTING JANUARY 1!!!

Why is no one in MSM reporting on this!!!!

Listen to this and make it go viral!

They all have to go….republicans and democrats!!!!

https://youtu.be/dMDDkaFohf4

@Brandenburg4Mi

A manger wasn’t a wicker basket.

It was actually a stone trough meant to protect whatever was in it.

What was its’ purpose?

Mangers were often utilized to protect a perfect newborn lamb (one marked for sacrifice of sin) from being attacked by wolves or other predators.

Do you see what I’m getting at?

From the very get go, Jesus was the lamb anointed for sacrifice.

FOR US.

He is the lamb that washed our sins away.

Do you know why the 3 Wisemen were so important?

Because back in those times, Wisemen had the authority to declare somebody a King.

Which they did.

All three of them unanimously decreed that Jesus was King.

So the King was placed in a lamb’s manger for the eventual sacrifice which would free us from sin.

The Manger and the Wisemen tell us EXACTLY who and what Jesus Christ was.

He is the King of Kings.

In His name goes all the glory. In His name goes my love and my life. My soul is His. My life is His. *I* am His.

Whatever path He requests of me I will walk.

Why?

Because He gave Himself for me. For you. For all of us.

He gave Himself so that sin no longer defines us.

He freed us from Satan’s grip.

And for that, I will never be able to show enough gratitude.

“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life.” - John 3:16

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Michigan Hearing Alleges AG Dana Nessel Intervened to Protect Her Wife in Campaign Finance Case

At a Michigan House Oversight Committee hearing, lawmakers alleged Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel personally contacted Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to withdraw a criminal referral involving her wife, who was linked to an NGO accused of campaign finance violations. The referral claimed the nonprofit Bipartisan Solutions failed to disclose donors while raising about $782,000, roughly 78% of its ballot committee funding, before the charges were dropped, raising serious concerns about collusion, abuse of power, and political favoritism inside Michigan’s Democrat-controlled government.
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Why do you think we have all these Space Force Squadrons?
1 Delta Operations Squadron
1 Intelligence Analysis Squadron
1 Range Operations Squadron
1 Space Operations Squadron
1 Test and Evaluation Squadron
2 Intelligence Analysis Squadron
2 Navigation Warfare Squadron
2 Range Operations Squadron
2 Space Launch Squadron
2 Space Warning Squadron
3 Combat Training Squadron
3 Satellite Communications Squadron
3 Space Operations Squadron
3 Test and Evaluation Squadron
4 Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron
4 Space Operations Squadron
4 Test and Evaluation Squadron
5 Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron
5 Space Launch Squadron
5 Space Operations Squadron
5 Space Warning Squadron
6 Space Warning Squadron
7 Space Warning Squadron
10 Force Development Squadron
10 Space Operations Squadron
10 Space Warning Squadron
11 Delta Operations Squadron
11 Space Warning Squadron
12 Delta Operations Squadron
12 Space Warning Squadron
13 Delta Operations Squadron
13 Space Warning Squadron
15 Command and Control Squadron
15 Cyberspace Squadron
15 Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron
15 Space Surveillance Squadron
16 Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron
17 Test and Evaluation Squadron
18 Space Defense Squadron
19 Space Defense Squadron
20 Space Surveillance Squadron
21 Communications Squadron
22 Space Operations Squadron
25 Space Range Squadron
30 Operations Support Squadron
31 Capability Development Squadron
45 Weather Squadron
53 Space Operations Squadron
55 Combat Training Squadron
61 Communications Squadron
62 Cyberspace Squadron
69 Cyberspace Squadron
72 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Squadron
73 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Squadron
74 Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Squadron
76 Electromagnetic Warfare Squadron
98 Space Range Squadron
319 Combat Training Squadron
328 Weapons Squadron
392 Combat Training Squadron
527 Space Aggressor Squadron
533 Training Squadron
645 Cyberspace Squadron

https://www.dafhistory.af.mil/Our-Heritage/Space-Force-Organizational-Records/USSF-Squadrons/

Lean not on your own understanding …

Question everything…

@Brandenburg4Mi

The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office shared surveillance video from inside the county jail in Flint showing inmates gathering together inside a housing pod for a Christmas prayer.

In the video, inmates form a circle, hold hands, and recited the Lord’s Prayer. The sheriff said the moment happened without any direction from jail staff.

“I’ve NEVER posted a jail surveillance video like this one.”

Sheriff Christopher R. Swanson described the moment as an example of positive culture change inside the jail and credited staff for helping create an environment where moments like this can occur.

@police_frequency

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Awesome!!!!

Jesus gives forgiveness to all and redemption for sins to all of us. We just have to accept His gift.

He welcomes us in as sons and daughters … blameless and covered by the blood of Christ!!!

Praise be to God!!! This is awesome!

@Brandenburg4Mi

That sounds about right @GenFlynn

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From General Michael Flynn:

BREAKING: We The People demand ACCOUNTABILITY!

Dear Mr. @POTUS,

I know you are listening to We the People. This message is sent on behalf of a very frustrated 79 million Americans who voted for you and millions more who refuse to be ignored.

Therefore, we are designating

2026 as

THE YEAR OF
ACCOUNTABILITY!

Why now?

Because the country is at a breaking point.

Our freedoms are being chipped away in plain sight.

Our government has grown bloated, arrogant, and unaccountable.

Public trust has not merely declined; it has been obliterated.

Power has been stripped from citizens and hoarded by bureaucrats, agencies, and unelected elites.

Those who call themselves leaders protect each other while the American people pay the price.

Civic duty has vanished from classrooms, replaced by obedience and ideology.

The family, once the backbone of this nation, has been systematically weakened and devalued.

Enough is Enough!

At its core, this is not partisan.

All Americans are demanding ACCOUNTABILITY.

We the People reject the lies, the gaslighting, the censorship, and the deliberate erosion of our lived reality over the past decade.

We remember what was done.

We know who did it.

We are no longer willing to move on without consequences.

The message is unmistakable and unstoppable.

Americans demand ACCOUNTABILITY.

So Mr. @POTUS, the question for you to answer is simple.

Will you stand with We The People or will you protect the system that failed us?

Make 2026 the year of ACCOUNTABILITY.

We will stand with you through thick and thin like we always have, but you must respect our wishes.

If you don’t, as our founders warned, the deep state concentration of power in government will lead to greater corruption and eventual tyranny.

And your legacy in history will be tarnished beyond repair.

Respectfully,

1 of the 79 million voters

https://x.com/genflynn/status/2005650521407783039?s=46&t=ERkRQZ1xrnq5xwk_VHfekA

@Brandenburg4Mi

Not that anyone needs any more reason to KNOW these people are mentally ill….

I’m guessing that it’s a 100 level course at all the taxpayer funded government schools of “higher education.” Looks like a great big step backwards in intelligence and wisdom.

@Brandenburg4Mi

UNIPARTY SCAMMERS: @GOPMajorityWhipTom Emmer (3rd highest-ranking House Republican) CO-FOUNDED the bipartisan Congressional Somalia Caucus in 2015 alongside Keith Ellison.

Aimed at pumping US taxpayer money into Somalia & the mass invasion resettlement programs.

Now you understand why Republicans resisted Elon behind the scenes and sabotaged @DOGE

Understand it now, both teams are looting American citizens.

DO YOU SEE THE PATTERN YET?

8:56 AM · Dec 29, 2025

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Minnesota Mayor Says Fraud Is Blocking Basic Water for American Citizens

Lexington, Minnesota Mayor Mike Murphy says his city can’t afford its own water treatment facility because rampant fraud, waste, and abuse have drained public funds, leaving small communities behind. Murphy explained that a $10 million water plant is nearly impossible to fund for a city of just 4,000 people, forcing residents to buy water from neighboring communities, while billions are lost elsewhere. He said plainly that if fraud weren’t so widespread, there would be money to build critical infrastructure for American citizens, placing blame on failed leadership under Governor Tim Walz.
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Worth the watch…

This is an interesting analysis of societal collapse. Ok … take the adventure at hand. We can’t continue on as it is. The debt is due. The global crime syndicate … communism and crony capitalism ALWAYS fails. It’s based on greed and worship of materialism.

All the old pagan gods have reemerged. Point of clarity the Golden calf … and silver as security over the devotion to God Almighty is lost on most. This is going to bite a lot of people in the end.

Are you ready for a substantial change … I’m not afraid of it!! Let’s do this!!!

The pattern is set … now what will the future look like?

What is the crisis that will be the precipice?

Question everything and take the adventure at hand!! Put your trust in God Almighty and he always makes the path straight!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=Hr8cqgeVUD8mOPyl&v=gYJldsfi3Sk&feature=youtu.be

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Want to launch a personal protest??

Do things that won’t be taxed!!!

Volunteer to help neighbors, friends and family!!!!

Here is a list to build on!!

Here’s a practical list of kind, personal gestures people can offer to help others with daily life, especially around food and home maintenance. These are thoughtful ways to support friends, neighbors, family, or community members who might be busy, elderly, recovering from illness, new parents, or just going through a tough time.

Help with Food and Meals
- Cook and deliver a homemade meal or casserole (especially useful for new parents, someone recovering from surgery, or grieving).
- Prepare and drop off freezer-friendly meals (e.g., lasagnas, soups, chili) that can be reheated later.
- Offer to do grocery shopping for them (take their list or shop together if they prefer company).
- Help with meal planning or creating a weekly shopping list.
- Bake treats (cookies, bread, muffins) and share them.
- Organize or contribute to a meal train (coordinating multiple people to bring meals on different days).
- Teach a simple recipe or cook together if they want to learn.
- Pick up takeout or delivery for them when they’re too tired to cook.
- Help clean up the kitchen after a big meal or holiday gathering.
- Offer to make a big batch of something (e.g., sauce, stock, dough) they can portion and freeze. Include notes to up the “I care about you” aspect.

Help with Home Maintenance and Chores
- Mow the lawn, rake leaves, or shovel snow.
- Weed the garden, plant flowers, or water plants while they’re away.
- Take out trash/recycling bins to the curb and bring them back in.
- Clean gutters or sweep the driveway/porch.
- Change light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, or air filters.
- Help with minor repairs (fix a leaky faucet, hang pictures, assemble furniture).
- Offer to paint a room or touch up scuffed walls.
- Clean windows (inside or outside).
- Organize a closet, pantry, garage, or basement.
- Wash exterior windows or clean the patio/deck.
- Help declutter or prepare for a move (packing boxes, labeling).
- Pet-related help: walk the dog, clean litter box, feed pets while owner is away.
- Offer to watch kids or pets so the person can tackle home tasks undisturbed.
- Run errands (post office, dry cleaning, pharmacy pickup).

General Personal Support
- Simply ask: “What’s one thing I can take off your plate this week?”
- Offer to babysit or pet-sit for a few hours so they can rest or run errands.
- Help carry heavy items (groceries, furniture, moving boxes).
- Provide transportation (doctor appointments, airport drop-off).
- Sit and keep company while they do a chore (sometimes presence makes tasks feel lighter).

These small acts often mean more than people expect. Take a personal inventory of your gifts. Use the talents and gifts that God gave us to help others pulls it out of the realm of transactional and becomes an irreplaceable gift.

@Brandenburg4Mi

Let’s continue to launch personal protests … to fight against unlawful taxation.

Volunteer help … organize a group in the neighborhood or your family and friends to do things that won’t be taxed!!

Here’s a list of seasonal help needed — practical tasks people often struggle with during each season, especially the elderly, busy families, new parents, or those recovering from illness. These build on general home and food support ideas, focusing on outdoor, maintenance, and holiday-specific chores where neighbors, friends, or community members can pitch in.

Winter (December–February)
Cold weather brings preparation for snow/ice and indoor coziness, but many need help with physical or outdoor tasks.

- Shovel snow from driveways, sidewalks, and paths (and apply de-icer to prevent slips).
- Clear ice from walkways, steps, or car windshields.
- Rake or blow lingering leaves from gutters to prevent ice dams.
- Help insulate pipes, seal drafty windows/doors, or install storm windows.
- Change furnace filters or assist with a professional heating system tune-up.
- Trim overhanging branches that could break under snow/ice weight.
- Run errands for groceries or supplies during bad weather.
- Put up or take down holiday decorations (lights, wreaths, trees).
- Deliver warm meals or bake holiday treats for those homebound.
- Check smoke/CO detectors and replace batteries before heavy heating use.

Spring (March–May)
Focus shifts to cleanup after winter and prepping for growth — great for yard-heavy help.

- Rake leaves, debris, and winter refuse from lawns and gardens.
- Weed garden beds and prepare soil (add compost or mulch).
- Mow the first grass cuts, aerate lawns, or overseed bare spots.
- Prune shrubs, trees, and perennials (remove dead/damaged branches).
- Clean gutters of winter buildup and check downspouts.
- Wash windows (inside/outside) and remove storm windows/screens.
- Plant flowers, vegetables, or help with early gardening.
- Power-wash patios, decks, driveways, or siding.
- Assemble outdoor furniture or set up patios/gardens.
- Help declutter garages or sheds emerging from winter storage.

Summer (June–August)
Heat means ongoing outdoor maintenance; help with watering and upkeep is appreciated.

- Mow lawns regularly and trim edges.
- Water gardens, lawns, or potted plants (especially during heat waves or vacations).
- Weed flower beds and mulch to retain moisture.
- Clean patios, decks, or outdoor furniture.
- Wash exterior windows or pressure-wash siding/driveways.
- Harvest and preserve garden produce (e.g., canning or freezing).
- Help with barbecues: prep food, grill, or clean up.
- Paint fences, decks, or touch up exterior trim.
- Organize garages or basements for summer gear.
- Pet care: extra walks or playtime in hot weather.

Fall (September–November)
Prep for winter with cleanup and protection tasks.

- Rake and bag (or mulch) fallen leaves.
- Clean gutters and downspouts thoroughly.
- Fertilize lawns and aerate for winter resilience.
- Plant bulbs or fall crops; prune perennials.
- Winterize outdoor faucets (drain hoses, shut off water).
- Stack firewood or prepare outdoor heating areas.
- Clean and store summer outdoor furniture/tools.
- Inspect roofs/chimneys and help with minor repairs.
- Bring in sensitive plants or cover gardens for frost.
- Assist with fall deep cleaning (e.g., windows, carpets before holidays).

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Here is the continued list… a personal protest - volunteer to help with things that won’t be taxed!!!

Holiday-Specific (Late November–January)
Extra busyness around Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year’s, etc.

- Help decorate homes (inside/outside lights, trees, wreaths).
- Shop for gifts or groceries (especially for large gatherings).
- Bake or cook holiday meals (prep, deliver, or clean up).
- Wrap gifts or assemble holiday crafts.
- Take down and store decorations after the season.
- Provide childcare or pet-sitting during travel/parties.
- Shovel snow or clear paths for holiday visitors.
- Help with post-holiday organization (sort new gifts, declutter old items).
- Run errands or deliver meals to those celebrating alone.
- Volunteer together (e.g. donate toys/food, serve at shelters).

These tasks vary by climate and location (e.g., more snow help in northern areas, gardening in milder ones). Offering specific help like “Can I rake your leaves this weekend?” makes it easier for people to accept. Small gestures during busy or harsh seasons can make a big difference!

@Brandenburg4Mi