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If it’s video, it’s fake. That’s my default position nowadays.

You missed my point, didn’t you.

IFCJ spends less money on its purported mission because it spends more money on fundraising and salaries for its executives. You can ask yourself which organization exists more to serve its mission, and which exists to enrich its organizers.

The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) allocates 73.66% of its total expenses to program services (direct benefits such as humanitarian aid, food distribution, medical support, and immigrant assistance), based on 2023 data from Charity Navigator. In comparison, Samaritan’s Purse—a prominent Christian relief organization focused on disaster response, medical aid, child sponsorship (e.g., Operation Christmas Child), and global poverty alleviation—reports a higher 84.66% program expense ratio for fiscal year 2024, per its official financial accountability report.

You’d be amazed at the overhead some nonprofits have to cover before they can spend anything on their supposed missions.

Grok: “Approximately 653 active-duty flag rank officers serve in the US military as of 2025.”

That’s nice. I’m still bracing for the loss of our TLM, and continue to be astonished that it hasn’t happened yet.

“Hwaet”. “Listen up!”

Time to check out the Indian dream.

No more “head of the church”.

Not needed. Who uses coins?

American dreams are for Americans. Sorry you had to find out this way.

Analogous, but hardly equivalent.

Next time use a real translation.

Overwhelming support because of the millions of Christian zionists who’ve been suckered into dispensationalist nuttery. So Israel’s access to the US treasury is in no danger.

That’s a mighty strange translation.

We all pay, whether we want to or not.

Next time, let it burn.

That’s the Constitution, not Lincoln.

Let me help you feel unwell.

Their pronouns. Please.