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Greetings from Tyler, Here we are on the eve of the Day of Atonement, and worrying about our situation. I can’t remember a time when we were in more trouble. The Middle East? Nobody knows what will happen, but it looks like Israel is going deep inside Lebanon, in essence pushing the terrorists back if…
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – March 1, 2024
Greetings from Tyler, We’ve seen competing border visits by the pretender and his opponent. For some reason they decided that Mr. Biden should visit a segment of the border where the caravans don’t cross. There is lots of speculation about the stiff gait and slow trudge. Since the recent actions by Governor Abbott, the caravans…
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Initial autopsies show children starved, asphyxiated in Kenyan cult
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