⁣Babylon Gon Fall - Iran and Esau Round 3

⁣Car Diaries: Trinity Conversation That Changes Everything

⁣BREAKING: U.S. TROOPS DEPLOYED 170KM FROM NIGER BORDER — THE RECOLONISATION HAS BEGUN.

On February 13th, 2026, 100 United States military personnel landed in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria — just 170 kilometres from the border with Niger Republic. Within 24 hours, multiple military aircraft, including C-17 heavy cargo planes and a C-130J-30, were visible on the ground. Equipment was offloaded. According to a U.S. Department of Defense official, these flights are “the vanguard” of what will become a stream of deployments into three main locations across Nigeria.

Three locations. Not one.

This comes less than two years after AFRICOM was forced out of Niger and shut down Air Base 201 in Agadez. Now, heavy military cargo, precision munitions, and U.S. 3rd Special Forces personnel are positioned at the doorstep of the Alliance of Sahel States — the same alliance that expelled Western forces and declared a general mobilisation.

At the same time in Munich, Western leaders were openly discussing hard power, mineral supply chains, and the return of big power politics. Europe is “awakening.” The old order “no longer exists.” A new scramble for resources is underway.

Meanwhile in Addis Ababa, the African Union adopted a resolution classifying colonialism as a crime against humanity. President Cyril Ramaphosa warned against a “new form of colonialism” targeting Africa’s minerals and called for unity and strategic leverage.

So which direction is Africa heading?

Is this deployment about counterterrorism — or is Maiduguri becoming a forward operating platform for something much larger?

Watch the full breakdown and decide for yourself.

The 4 Postulates of Evolution vs. The 4 Postulates of Creation

Dr. Major G. Coleman is a law professor at North Carolina Central University School of Law. He is a Christian who presents arguments against evolution while supporting biblical creation.

A beautiful winter shabbatt - Stay focus family, YAH IS‼️

⁣Epstein Hunted N**g*rs Like Hunger Games!!??

⁣Eating Children and Drinking Blood!!??

The rise, fall and still existing Roman empire

Cain's lineage is allowed to continue by the grace of God

A three book meditation that can help conform any of us if we take the time give it attention

Can a woman divorce her husband? This seemingly controversial topic has been debated amongst Hebrews for some time. The truth is plain in the Law of YAH.

A short meditation on how we often don't see the false God worship of today measured against that of old. May The Most High Grant us the discernment to steer clear from the traditions and vain imaginations of men.

⁣Welcome to Adira’s Torah Trained Kids Music, where our Israelite children learn truth, safety, obedience, and identity through music.

“I Will Tell” is a Torah-based safety sing-along created to empower Israelite children to speak up, set boundaries, and seek help when something is wrong. This song teaches children that their bodies are to be respected, that secrets about harm are not allowed, and that Yah cares deeply about protecting His little ones.

Through simple words, repetition, and call and response, Torah Kids learn that they can say no, speak up, and tell a trusted adult, such as a parent, teacher, or guardian, and most importantly, cry out to Yahuah.

This song is inspired by Matthew 18:6, where Yah makes it clear that harming children brings serious judgment. Our children are precious, set apart, and worthy of safety, dignity, and care.

This sing-along is designed for parents, families, schools, and Torah communities who want to teach children safety in a way that is age appropriate, scripture based, and empowering.

Torah Trained Kids Music teaches our Israelite children to walk in obedience, truth, and confidence.

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⁣Investigating Black History Month

⁣⁣May the Most High bless all those who truly love Him and are striving to walk upright before Him by following HaMashiyach His Son and keeping His Commandments! Enjoy!

⁣In this episode of Sprouting Beliefs, we explore what it truly means to
create a Set Apart Space—a home that doesn’t just look good, but feels
healing, peaceful, and aligned with your family’s values.

Together, we share how we design our home with intention: from the
atmosphere we cultivate, to the rhythms we protect, to the way we use
our space to support peace, learning, and love. This isn’t about
perfection or aesthetics—it’s about creating a sanctuary where your
family can grow, breathe, and reconnect.

We talk about:
🌿 Designing for Peace — simplicity, natural materials, emotional
boundaries, and the energy you allow into your home.
📚 Designing for Learning — how homeschooling shapes our environment and
how curiosity becomes part of everyday life.
💞 Designing for Love — rituals, emotional safety, cozy spaces, and the
small moments that build lifelong connection.

We also share tools that support our own journey, including our holistic
drinks and relationship coaching sessions—resources created to help
families cultivate grounding, peace, and deeper connection.

Whether you live in a small apartment or a big farmhouse, your home can
become a healing space when you design it with intention.

Next time, we’re diving into Seasonal Living: Aligning Family Life with
Nature’s Rhythms—how to shift routines, meals, and mindsets with the
natural flow of the seasons.

Until then, keep growing, keep nurturing, and keep believing in the
beautiful path of family life.

⁣Christianity vs Torah Which Path Did the Messiah Actually Walk? How to
Move From Christianity to Torah And Find Yahuah, For generations, many
sincere believers have walked faithfully in Christianity—loving the
Father, calling on the Messiah, and seeking to understand His will. But
something has always felt incomplete… as if a piece of the foundation
was missing. A hunger remained. A deeper calling tugged at the heart.
That calling is the voice of Yahuah, gently guiding His people back to
the ancient path, the path of Torah — the same path Messiah Himself
walked. Christianity awakened many of us to the existence of Alohim. We
learned about faith, prayer, repentance, salvation, and the love of the
Messiah. But Christianity, as taught today, often separates faith from
obedience, belief from behavior, and grace from covenant. This is why so
many believers feel lost, stuck, or spiritually thirsty even after
years in the church. The foundation is there — but the fullness is not.
Coming out of Christianity into Torah is like stepping from a dimly lit
room into full daylight. At first it’s uncomfortable, even painful,
because everything looks different. But slowly, your eyes adjust, and
you begin to see, your identity, your purpose, your inheritance, your
history, your covenant, your Alohim, You realize, you are returning
home. The Torah is not about rules, it is about relationship, identity,
purpose, and destiny. It is the Father’s way of saying, “Come back to
Me. Walk with Me. Live in My truth.”

A teacher in Florida sings Happy Birthday to a swarthy(dark skinned) child that says - "You Look Like A Monkey and Smell Like One Too."

Shabbat Shalom - Daniel 12:4 - ⁣But you, Daniel, roll up and seal the words of the scroll until the time of the end.Many will go here and there to increase knowledge.”

⁣Hebrew News Ep 26 - Alternate Timelines

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