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OPERATION ECONOMIC OUTCAST NEW SANCTIONS - EXPOSES TREASON TOO!
The Treasury Department Sanctions - Operation Economic Outcast....
Will have HUGE political impacts on America! TREASON EXPOSURE!!
To give you an idea of how big this is...this is a TV Show that features many Spec Operations.
Here's a clip from the show the Lioness on Paramount+ Season 3 Episode 6.
Imagine this US Senator as one member from our Congress or past president / administration! That's how big of an impact this Sanction is and Trump Team is just getting warmed up!!!🔥🔥🔥
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Good mornin' folks....
Folks, calling on the name of Jesus should never be our last resort. It should always be our first response. And so this morning, let’s choose to speak the name of Jesus over every worry, every stress, every uncertainty, and every need in our lives. There is no other greater power or more assuring calm. Jesus. Only Jesus!!
Remember...Gods gotcha folks...Have a gooden
The Virginia opossum is one of the few animals in North America that routinely eats venomous snakes and survives the bites. A protein in its blood called von Willebrand factor has mutated at the exact site where pit viper venom normally attaches, giving the opossum roughly a hundredfold increase in resistance over any other mammal its size.
In 1977, researchers injected opossums with 60 times the dose of rattlesnake venom known to kill a dog of similar weight. They monitored them for 30 days. Nothing happened.
Published prey records for the Virginia opossum include copperheads, cottonmouths, timber rattlesnakes, eastern diamondbacks, western diamondbacks, watersnakes, racers, milk snakes, ring-necked snakes, garter snakes, and brownsnakes. A 1954 Texas diet study found copperheads alone made up about 6 percent of opossum prey. A 1950 New York study found snakes of all species made up 19 percent.
The opossum grabs whatever part of the snake it reaches first and starts chewing right away.
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