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Post the original line about James Comey
“Blackberry”
Comey used alias——Renhold Niebuhr.
Reinhold Niebuhr was an American theologian, ethicist, and public intellectual known for developing the political philosophy of Christian Realism. A professor at Union Theological Seminary, his influential writings, lectures, and activism shaped 20th-century political and theological thought, influencing leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Barack Obama. He is also widely associated with the Serenity Prayer.
Theologian and Ethicist: Niebuhr was a prominent American theologian who taught at Union Theological Seminary for over 30 years. His work was a major critique of theological liberalism and focused on the roots of evil in human nature and society.
Christian Realism: This philosophy emphasizes that a perfectly just society is unattainable due to human sin and limitations, and that real-world progress must be sought through realistic, often imperfect, means.
Influential Writer and Lecturer: Niebuhr was a prolific writer whose work reached a wide audience through books like Moral Man and Immoral Society and The Nature and Destiny of Man. His dynamic lectures and writings made him a leading public figure in the mid-20th century.
Political and Social Activist: He was a political commentator who engaged directly with public affairs, advocating for policies that were both idealistic and realistic. He was a founding member of Americans for Democratic Action and influenced many politicians throughout his career.
Serenity Prayer: Niebuhr is credited with writing the Serenity Prayer, a popular prayer asking for the wisdom to change what can be changed and accept what cannot.
Not misspelled, just not properly capitalized. Your point?
Probably misspelled on purpose to avoid his words being flagged in the cloud
FOIA avoidance.
Also brings to mind:
“we have it all”
and
“follow Huma”
Source: QAnon.pub
Are there freepers who STILL believe in the Q-ball?
“Believe” is \your\ word.
“BlackBerry”
I’m typing on one now.
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