We are multidimensional Beings living in an infinite Universe. Exposing the Cabal religions and their Dogma. Empowering Individuals!
After listening to Mike Lindell chat last night following the cyber symposium, I was grateful to see this info on the "Red Team" to know who they are.
I am continually amazed at what's happening and how it's done in the background!
I feel like he might be more believable if he could spell bait correctly.
I am fighting for justice for my wife after she was killed in a corrupt hospital. Please help me in this fight.
I mean I understand the meanings of everything perfectly fine, but sometimes it feels like intel drops are coming from 10 year old LARPS.
Wife, Mom, Daughter, Sister, Aunt. Love my Country.
Also "layers" instead of lairs. But spelling and grammar are no longer important enough to be taught. crt and gender crap takes up too much time.
There are many intelligent people who are not good spellers. Spelling is not an indication of intelligence. I'm a good speller, and I know many people who are a lot more intelligent than myself who I catch in spelling errors all the time.
I'm watching the movie of a lifetime, and I'm staying until the end! 🇺🇸 WWG1WGA
Was it a misspelling? Bate has different definitions. Maybe one applies? I don't have an answer. I'm trying to see how that spelling/meaning might fit.
Follower of Mashiach, keeper of the Torah
"We have everything!" turns into "Well, we need more everything!"
We are multidimensional Beings living in an infinite Universe. Exposing the Cabal religions and their Dogma. Empowering Individuals!
I've worked with University graduates that wrote and spelled like a 2nd or 3rd grader! Their verbal language was sometimes moderately better.
This didn't, however, deter from the credibility of their heart, tasks and committment.
Working to become a better version of myself through the grace of God. No DMs, please.
Yes, I wonder if he didn't know the proper spelling or if he was trying to be clever, or if "bate" means something that I don't know.
