Nana, Direct Internal connection to God, WWG1WWA, MAGA, Angels are here already #FightLikeGodIsBesideYou
Just wondering around in here!
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Nana, Direct Internal connection to God, WWG1WWA, MAGA, Angels are here already #FightLikeGodIsBesideYou
Hun please get a grip on the real enemy here whether you are in Russia, the US, China what ever country you want to pick, there is a deep state and there are the good guys the white hats.
Get on the right side of this, Putin is on the right side of this. He is clearing out the bioweapons and destroying the damn Nazis in Ukraine just like we are destroying them here and so are other countries.
The BRICS countries have already switched over to the metals backed monetary system and America will too.
We are winning this battle and Nana would really like for you to get on our side.
We good guys need to stand together no matte what country we are in.
His bio holds unintentional irony.
From ChatGPT:
Can you translate this language for me and tell me it’s country of origin? Quarendo Invenietis. Blahoslavení, kteří neviděli, ale uvěřili.
This is a quote in Latin, which is an ancient Indo-European language that was spoken in the Roman Empire. It was the language of the Roman legal system and the Catholic Church, and it is still used in some religious texts and in scientific, legal, and other academic contexts. The quote is from the Bible, specifically from the Gospel of John, and it can be translated as "Blessed are those who have not seen, yet have believed."
