[little jeremiah]

Good night, good people all over the world. May God bless everyone with what each person needs, and may He direct your paths in the right direction, as He knows what is best for each of us, when we may not. May God empower every fighter for freedom and justice.

For You, O Lord, light my lamp;
my God lights up my darkness.
Psalms

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Good night L.J. and ladies! (Melian, Smiley face, Ransom, Bigg Red,....)

[thinden]

here’s the latest report from AWK including updates on court cases:

12.6.21: Court CASES, HeLLYWOOD STARS exposed, MORE Patriots fighting in the LIONS DEN! PRAY! (runt time: 1:04:39)

https://rumble.com/vqay7l-12.6.21-court-cases-hellywood-stars-exposed-more-patriots-fighting-in-the-l.html

[Cats Pajamas]

Hey LJ, I just found out in the Latin Mask means Larva.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/mask?ref=etymonline_crossreference#etymonline_v_9675

https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-meaning-of/latin-word-2de6ba12d336dd56abe5b163ddf836b951a2ca7c.html
Excerpts

Translation of mask
noun
larva
mask, ghost, specter, apparition, bogeyman, boggard
persona
person, persona, mask, individual, character, personality

larua
specter, ghost, apparition, bogeyman, boggard, mask
indumentum oris
mask
os
OS, OS, mouth, bone, face, mask
verb
dissimulo
disguise, pretend, conceal, hide, dissemble, mask
protego
protect, defend, cover, hide, guard against, mask
concelo
cover, veil, screen, shroud, cloak, mask

And of course had to check the etymology on larva

larva (n.)
1630s, “a ghost, specter, disembodied spirit” (earlier as larve, c. 1600), from Latin larva (plural larvae), earlier larua “ghost, evil spirit, demon,” also “mask,” a word from Roman mythology, of unknown origin; de Vaan finds a possible derivation from Lar “tutelary god” (see Lares) “quite attractive semantically.”
Crowded out in its original sense by the zoological use (1768) which began with Linnaeus, who applied the word to immature forms of animals that do not resemble, and thus “mask,” the adult forms.
On the double sense of the Latin word, Carlo Ginzburg, among other observers of mythology and folklore, has commented on “the well-nigh universal association between masks and the spirits of the dead.”

I am ready for the credits to roll on this Movie.

[Bob Ireland]

Tucker Carlson's documentation of Nancy Pelosi's power grab to overthrow our Constitutional order... virtually unopposed in D.C. - especially by Republicans! As I have posted here before: keep your eyes on Nancy Pelosi. Too many of you think she is an incidental buffoonish character. You are deceived.

If the knights on white horses are going to ride in to save the day, time has nearly run out. You better start making your own plans. Watch Tucker's video and be forewarned.