As we all know by now, yesterday Elon Musk officially restored Trump’s Twitter account, pleasing tens of millions of Americans, while tens of millions of other Americans threw their hands up in disgust.
The question most people now have is will Trump actually return to Twitter? Trump, for his part, has said that he will not leave Truth Social, but personally, I don’t think it’s a question of if Trump will return to Twitter, but when. And here’s why.
In this video I wanted to go over the odd timing of Trump’s 2024 announcement, talk about a strange statement from his wife Melania, and give a quick channel update about videos over the next five or six weeks.
First, many of us have seen comments on different channels stating that from the time Trump left office back on January 20th, 2021, up until his announcement this past Tuesday the 15th, a period of 666 days have passed. That’s pretty crazy, but is it actually true?
As many of us expected, yesterday Trump officially announced his 2024 campaign for president, despite many republicans criticizing him for the timing of the announcement, and questioning whether he is still the best person to lead the party.
In addition to the criticism he’s receiving from the right, there are also those on the left who are welcoming his return, as they believe his endorsements helped the democrats in last week’s midterms, and his presence in the 2024 election would likely do the same.
Trump’s announcement was generally received poorly for other reasons as well, as many were taken aback by how subdued it was. The term “low energy” was mentioned quite often, a phrase that Trump himself has often used to describe those who opposed him.
In case you’ve missed them, all of those Trump flags and yard signs that have been in storage over the past year are about to make a reappearance, as multiple sources report that Trump IS going to announce his candidacy for president tomorrow, November 15th.
In an interview on Steve Bannon’s “War Room” podcast last week, long-time Trump advisor Jason Miller said that “President Trump is going to announce on Tuesday that he’s running for president, and it’s going to be a very professional, very buttoned-up announcement.”
Miller also said that Trump told him “Look, there doesn’t need to be any question. Of course, I’m running. I’m going to do this, and I want to make sure that people know that I’m fired up, and we gotta get the country back on track.”
To the surprise of many, yesterday’s midterms did NOT turn out to be a red wave after all, with republicans now showing only modest gains in the house while control of the senate is yet to be determined.
Many political pundits are laying the blame for the GOP’s performance squarely at the feet of one Donald J. Trump, who endorsed poorly qualified candidates for no other reason than THEY worshiped at the altar of Donald J. Trump.
But while Trump is being largely viewed as the big loser from yesterday, there is another republican who has clearly emerged as, not only the big winner, but having firmly placed himself in a prime position to run for president in 2024. And that person is Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida.
In just the latest example of how Donald Trump loves getting worshiped, yesterday on Truth Social he posted an all-caps “WOW – THANK YOU!” response to a short video of a crowd cheering him at a FlashPoint Live conference.
Just to drive the point home, a little while later Trump also quoted his own comment, in case anyone missed it the first time. Here’s the video he’s so proud of, and see if you notice what I did.
So, yet again we see how quickly a crowd of Christians cheering for Trump will easily transition into chants of USA, USA, as they toss aside their faith in favor of their golden idol and their own ultra-patriotism.
We now have multiple reports that Trump is planning to announce his 2024 presidential campaign next Monday, November 14th, which would likely be then followed by a number of political events in the days immediately afterwards.
This would, of course, mark the official beginning of Trump’s drive to return to power – something he has been hinting about for nearly a year now. And, just as importantly, it will come just a week after the mid term elections.
As many of us have heard, the latest Powerball jackpot has now grown to be over $1.6 billion dollars, which makes it the largest lottery prize in world history. Of course, the $1.6 billion jackpot would be paid out over 30 years, not immediately, but it’s still an staggering amount of money.
If the winner chooses to take it in all cash up front, the payout would be $782 million dollars. But then you do also have a monstrous federal tax deduction, which is about $290 million dollars, leaving you with approximately $490 million dollars in the end.
Just to let you know, in case you’re hoping to hit it big, the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are over 292 million to 1. To put that number in perspective, your chance of getting hit by lightning in your lifetime is only about 15,000 to 1.
For Christians who are interested in bible prophecy, the topic of the Antichrist has long been a fascinating one. A multitude of movies, books and videos are on this topic, with even many atheists being at least somewhat familiar with this figure.
Connected to that interest in the Antichrist is the awareness that Jews are, for their part, looking for their own messiah. And as far as many Christians are concerned, that person will be the Antichrist.
Of course, the REAL messiah of the Jewish people is Jesus Christ, just as He is the messiah of everyone. But since Jews have not, at this time, recognized Jesus as being the messiah who was to come, they are currently looking for someone else to fill that role.
In fact, they are not only looking for their messiah to appear soon, some Jewish rabbis are claiming that he is already here. They are even saying that they’ve held meetings with the messiah, and that he will reveal himself when the time is right.
So, let’s take a look at this a little more in-depth. Who is this messiah that Jewish rabbis are looking for? Is he here right now? And is he the same person as the Antichrist in Christianity?
This video isn’t really about the Antichrist or bible prophecy, but rather a strange trend that I’m noticing more and more in the comments. And I’m hoping that some of the viewers of my videos who are part of that trend can help me find an answer.
First, to give a little background on my channel, at this point in time I have 165 videos which have received about 350,000 views over the last couple of years. The vast majority of those videos have dealt specifically with my conviction that the Antichrist is here now, and he is Donald J. Trump.
Roughly speaking, the number of comments on my videos are about 5% of the views, so that works out to approximately 17,000 comments on my channel so far. So, you can see that this is still a pretty small channel compared to most on YouTube, but it is starting to grow a bit more in recent months.
