The Nordstream explosions are horrifying, the thought that the United States government had anything to do with it is frightening. But to be realistic it’s obvious that the world would not be in the situation it is in if not for the consequences of the very questionable, to put it mildly, 2020 election. The disaster in the White House is pushing us to kinetic war with Russia & China. I didn’t save it, but I read today that Putin put up a very kind, warm expression of grief for Queen Elizabeth leaving an opening for discussions to come to an agreement with America & GB on the war. Then Biden made sure that he was snubbed & not invited to the funeral. This was a turning point for Putin, he realized that there was no way of bridging the divide. This hardened his heart. There is no turning back now.
I am just curious as to where this story can be found. Is it in Phrophets? How was it handed down? I have studied Torah a bit & as an American Jewish woman I have not heard this story or this fast day so I am very interested in its history. Like many of our phrophetical teachings of old, it is very relevant today.
The Nordstream explosions are horrifying, the thought that the United States government had anything to do with it is frightening. But to be realistic it’s obvious that the world would not be in the situation it is in if not for the consequences of the very questionable, to put it mildly, 2020 election. The disaster in the White House is pushing us to kinetic war with Russia & China. I didn’t save it, but I read today that Putin put up a very kind, warm expression of grief for Queen Elizabeth leaving an opening for discussions to come to an agreement with America & GB on the war. Then Biden made sure that he was snubbed & not invited to the funeral. This was a turning point for Putin, he realized that there was no way of bridging the divide. This hardened his heart. There is no turning back now.
I am just curious as to where this story can be found. Is it in Phrophets? How was it handed down? I have studied Torah a bit & as an American Jewish woman I have not heard this story or this fast day so I am very interested in its history. Like many of our phrophetical teachings of old, it is very relevant today.