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Here is the story of one of the first "miracles" that happened in my life.
I had recently become an adult believer, but most people assumed Iād been a believer since I was baptized at 13. But I was new to the faith as an adult, and had zero experience with following the direction of the Holy Spirit as an adult, and no one to mentor me.
In my church, the childrenās choir director had resigned for personal reasons, and my daughters would not be able to participate in childrenās choir, which I thought would be a good experience for them. So, I prayed that God would provide a childrenās choir director for our church. After a few of these sessions, I got the impression that I was to be the new director.
However, I hated the idea that I might be trying to put my ideas in place and calling them Godās. People have been known to do that, and I despised it. Thereās a certain leadership involved, and I didnāt want to do this if it wasnāt what God wanted done ā not what I wanted done. I felt conflicted ā I would do this, but only if God wanted me to. So, how would I tell if that was the case?
I had recently read about how Gideon had asked for a sign from God (in Judges 6), and decided I need to talk to God about this. So I went down to the basement where I would go to pray. Then I told God, I needed for Him to do something to make this clear to me, āyour choice of methods - and none of this namby-pamby leading of the Spirit shit ā just make it clearā (yes I really said that). To tell the honest truth, when I left the basement, I felt like Iād told God but good, and honestly doubted anything much would happen in response.
About 48 hours later, I was in a bookstore in the mall, about 20 feet inside the store, with my back facing the mall entrance when I felt a tug on the back of my shirt. I turned around and saw a girl, her chin a bit higher than belt height. She asked, āMr Robertson, when do we start Childrenās Choir?ā. My eyes bugged out, and I felt the shock of a prayer answered dramatically, and the terror that people talk about when theyāve seen an angel. I wonāt repeat my words, as they did not bring glory to God. But in essence, I told her āhow would I know?ā. The shock I felt is hard to explain. It felt like I had seen God face to face.
I went home to my basement, and prayed āOK God, I got it. You winā and I started the process of becoming the childrenās choir director ā which I did for about a year and a half, until other things in my life made it impossible for me to continue.
Because I was new to the faith as an adult, I wondered how likely this was to have happened, as it seemed so improbable. So, I put a little thought in the back of my mind to watch for the next time I saw this girl outside of church. Eventually I did see her outside church ā it was 6 months later. This was not a highly probable event.
In Christian circles, my initial prayer would be called asking for a fleece (from the Gideon passage), and is considered to be a sign of bad faith, or putting God to the test. I tend to agree ā but in spite of that, God answered my prayer in a very dramatic fashion that I *completely* didnāt expect. I think God knew the sincerity of my heart in that I truly was willing to do it, and I truly didnāt want to dishonor Him by taking on something He hasnāt assigned me to do, while claiming He had. The rest was more like God said āWatch thisā š.
@SearchingDeeper @autocorrect2_0 @darwintojesus
Alan Robertson retweeted
1. Wall-to-wall Jesus posts leave secular scrollers cold.
2. Goat milk and pig rescue updates feel too farm-specific.
3. Aggressively Protestant takes push away other denominations.
4. Abolitionist views on abortion polarize moderates.
5. Deep sola scriptura debates tire out casual followers.
Alan Robertson retweeted
When pro-life activists exposed abortion clinics selling baby parts in California, Democrats filed felonies against the activists.
When Nick Shirley exposed immigrant fraud in California, Democrats passed an anti-Nick Shirley law.
When James OāKeefe exposed Minnesota election fraud, Democrats filed felony charges against him.
Democrats have become an organized crime cartel masquerading as a political party.
Alan Robertson retweeted
.@elonmusk warned that if Democrats sweep the election, theyāll weaponize the government to lock in a permanent one-party state. And heās 100% right. The DSA has LITERALLY ADMITTED they want to do this.
And now a New York Times columnist just openly proposed using lawfare and civil suits to BANKRUPT former administration officials like Stephen Miller. Even when thereās NO criminal charge to bring!
I'm telling you, theyāve gotten more vicious. They are dead set on crushing anyone who stands in their way and that includes YOU.
I get that you might be frustrated with the GOP. I get it. But if you sit on the sidelines these midterms, just look at what you're handing our nation over to.
Alan Robertson retweeted
Election integrity group claims to have found thousands of potentially deceased voters in L.A. justthenews.com/node/194110?ā¦
Alan Robertson retweeted
Someone asked me where my feelings for Islam come from. Thereās the problem.
I donāt have āfeelingsā for Islam. I simply have facts about the religion.
They follow a man named Mohammed.
This man was a pedophile. He married a six year old and had sex with her when she was nine.
His teachings are ones that tell his followers to kill anyone who doesnāt believe in Islam.
He preached that you could lie to anyone who didnāt believe in Islam and tell them anything you felt like to convert them.
Islam treats women like shit. They have to wear burqas and are second-class citizens in every situation. Itās totally permissible to beat the living hell out of your wife for no reason.
Rape is also permissible to any woman who is not a Moslem. Itās literally a tool of war in Islam.
Mohammedās followers also take on the role of ājihadistā in which they kill anyone who doesnāt believe in their religion.
Theyāve convinced themselves that the best thing on earth is a black box and they pray to it five times a day in doggystyle position.
They wonāt touch bacon and think itās deadly.
They canāt use toilet paper.
They canāt even draw a picture of the Prophet they love so much. Must be an ugly dude!
Theyāve even been convinced by their Pedophile Prophet that dogs are impure and dirty.
Now, these facts make it a pretty shitty religion if you ask meā¦ and that would be fine if they practiced it in silence and didnāt try to impose it on others.
They have 55 countries where they are able to practice it, however flawed it may be. I donāt have to live there so thatās fine.
But theyāve decided to come to the West and want me to change my way of life to adapt to their way of life.
Iām supposed to eat halal meat because they eat halal meat.
Iām supposed to give up my dog because they donāt like dogs.
Iām supposed to let the take down the World Trade Center and not complain about it and just move on and allow them to worship their Allah?
Iām supposed to believe that the book they love to reference is a book of peace.
And if I question any of it Iām Islamophobic.
So, when you ask how I developed my feelings on the Moslemsā¦ I quite simply evaluated the facts.
The facts make it clear this is not something for me.
Despite knowing that, they tried to impose it on me anyway.
So now I cannot stand it. And thatās all.
- @JoeyMannarino
Alan Robertson retweeted
Hate me if you want, but I will ALWAYS stand by this president who loves this country and has risked his life to preserve it. Those that oppose him are evil and show the traitors they are. Pray for our president @realDonaldTrump . He truly cares about and loves you š«”šŗš²š
Alan Robertson retweeted
Anybody ever seen the movie Office Space? Itās fun, and everyone that has worked in an office can empathize with the characters.
The movie recreates a fictional āsalami scam.ā The protagonists install a computer virus/program into Initechās accounting system. The plan is to skim tiny fractions of a cent from each financial transaction and divert those amounts into an account they control. Because each individual amount is so small, they expect it to go unnoticed while slowly accumulating a large sum over time. Except this is not fictional. It happens all the time. Wall Street Traders use it for arbitrage. Banks are on the constant lookout and they still lose $Billions on it.
This is exactly what we suspect they do in Colorado elections. They make small incremental changes to the database over time so as to go unnoticed by observers. Because it is a silent vote, nobody can actually verify the voters true intentions. Advanced AI predictive analytics can make this far easier. Thy know almost everything about every voter. Tina Peters was on to this. Conan Hayes was getting images of the sys logs that could verify the āsalamiā and thatās why they threw the book at her.
Colorado is anything but a gold standard and the Democrats make sure you will never know by locking down the vast election software to outside scrutiny. CORA requests denied, whistleblowers locked up, black box software, Feds sued over and over. You would never trust a bank like this, so why would you trust an election system? #copolitics #freetinapeters @realtinapeters #colorado #elections @FSociety_1942
Alan Robertson retweeted
Dorm addresses and old mail stops should not be a guessing game on the voter roll. As Secretary of State, I will keep Colorado's voter rolls clean in public view. And every ballot gets a human count.
Paid for by James Wiley for Colorado, Registered Agent: James Wiley.
According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, sixty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 19 to 35, listed the address of South Hall, a residence hall on the campus of Colorado College in Colorado Springs, as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado.
Three had their Colorado ballots and blue books mailed to other states. A 32 year old has a mailing address in South Korea. A 27 year old has a mailing address that hasnāt been active since 2021 when Colorado College stopped using the Worner Center basement for student mail services, and seven individuals didnāt list a room or box number on either their Colorado ballot residence or student mailing address and thus may not have received ballots for the upcoming November 3 election.
Alan Robertson retweeted
NEWSFLASH: Dominion CTO Eric Coomerās libel case against me for saying Dominionās equipment rigs elections was just thrown out by the judge on summary judgment. Trial was supposed to start next Wednesday, but the judge read our evidence and realized I was correct. No libel.
Alan Robertson retweeted
BREAKING: FACEBOOK DELETED TINA PETERS PAGE LAST NIGHT, SILENCING HER WHILE THE BULLY PULPIT OF THE RADICAL LEFT MAKE UP THE NARRATIVE ON 60 MINUTES. Pure evil... NOW WE SUE. It is time that we sue @facebook... They have silenced all those that speak out about the corruption and fraud they themselves represent. @realDonaldTrump you okay with this? @realtinapeters appears to be more from team evil...
Alan Robertson retweeted
And when audits were imminent, Jena Griswold shut down the whole system with āemergency rules.ā The only emergency was exposureā¦ā¦.
Its called a āSalami ScamāColorado. A computer virus makes undetectable changes that would only show up in an audit. Banks have audit systems to check for Salamis in real time. ELECTION SYSTEMS DO NOT. And all attempts to audit the system are blocked (See Tina Peters). Big huge pools of mail in ballots makes it simple to hide. Its actually very easy to do and everything else is just theatreā¦ā¦.
Alan Robertson retweeted
This paper answers why confident idiots run the world.
Cornell University published a psychological paper that explains every terrible boss, every loud influencer, and every broken corporate hierarchy.
Itās called āUnskilled and Unaware of It.ā
they tested participants across logic, grammar, and humor to measure the gap between actual performance and self-perception.
And the results are wild.
participants scoring in the bottom 12th percentile consistently believed they were operating in the 62nd percentile.
they were not lying. they were literally incapable of recognizing their own incompetence.
the paper revealed a brutal paradox:
the exact skills required to master a domain are the exact same skills required to accurately evaluate your own competence in that domain.
if you lack the skill, you inherently lack the cognitive capacity to realize you are failing.
this creates a dangerous systemic loop.
the incompetent are blessed with absolute, blinding certainty. their brain protects them from their own ignorance, allowing them to speak first, demand authority, and never second-guess their decisions.
meanwhile, the actual experts suffer the exact inverse.
top performers in the study consistently underestimated their rank. because a task was easy for them, they falsely assumed it was easy for everyone else.
they hesitate. they obsess over nuance. they assume they have nothing unique to add.
we are biologically wired to confuse confidence with competence.
the loudest person in the room gets promoted, gets funded, and gets the microphone, not because they know what they are doing, but because they are physically incapable of seeing what they don't.
the only defense mechanism is building systems that stop rewarding absolute certainty and start demanding proof of work.
Alan Robertson retweeted
Human hands on every ballot. Human eyes on every vote. Vote for James Wiley for Secretary of State. #AnOfficeThatWorks
app.eliworks.ai/WileySocial?ā¦
Alan Robertson retweeted
That is absolutely correct and thatās what the experts found is that they shaved off about 10% in Mesa County a red county, my county, one that people wouldnāt notice that still won for Trump but not by as much as he shouldāve. FACT read the reports. @Walt_Daugherty @FSociety_1942 @PatrickByrne TinaPeters.us Mesa County
"The engineer who actually built the algorithm stealing the election for Biden looked at me like I was an idiot and asked, "Do you think we stole the election here in the blue counties? We're smarter than that.
No, we shaved off votes in the red counties in the countryside where Trump was strong, and we left the blue counties untouched. We shaved off 10 percent in Douglas County (COLORADO) and 10% in Mesa County (COLORADO) and other red counties until Biden's count was over 50 percent statewide." - Page 185 nitter.cf/Rasmussen_Poll/status/ā¦
Alan Robertson retweeted
Check the date: summer 2025
They want riots before midterms.
And itās not JUST Democrats.
Their planned color revolution and riots will fail.
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You mean the COLOR REVOLUTION IN AMERICA TO OVERTHROW THE US GOV? To force @POTUS to resign?
The one that dem operatives have been planning and funding? The one that they "USAIDed themselves"??
The one that's been, per their own admission, "already in the works" since atleast May 4th?
The one where dem operatives (@MalcolmNance ) along w "resistance" groups (@IndivisibleTeam ) , state sponsored media (looking at you @maddow ) have been conspiring to get millions onto the streets in hopes that @POTUS will resign and @VP will be "recalibrated"?
Hoping that they can get 5 @HouseGOP @SenateGOP to "flip" due to the "pressure" they feel from the mobilized people in the streets which would then lead to impeachment proceedings?
@levparnas @MichaelCohen212
ALL OF IT IS WELL FUNDED: The shields, the masks, the cinderblocks, bricks, signs...........the buses.
ALL OF IT.
AND NONE OF IT IS ORGANIC
@FBIDDBongino
@FBIDirectorKash
@DNIGabbard
@FBI
@AGPamBondi
@NewYorkFBI
@FBIWFO
Alan Robertson retweeted
lolā¦ so now watching is intimidation? The President says the federal monitors headed into Fulton County, Georgia are "not going to do anything other than watch and if they see something wrongā¦ we want to all have honest elections," and the usual crowd is already out there calling it voter intimidation like he just announced an invasion.
Let me explain what is actually happening here. DOJ notified six Georgia counties, Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Chatham and Bibb, that federal observers will be standing in polling places on November 3 to make sure federal voting law is followed, and it is part of the largest monitoring effort DOJ has ever run with up to 1,000 observers across the country. They do not touch a ballot, they do not run a tabulator, they do not tell a single voter what to doā¦ they stand there and they write down what they see.
Intimidating to who exactly? If you are a voter walking in to cast your ballot, a person with a clipboard in the corner means nothing to you, and if you are a poll worker following the law it means nothing to you either. The only person who sweats when someone is watching is the person who was counting on nobody watching, and you know it, and I know it, and Fulton County knows it.
Now keep in mind I have spent years of my life on what happened with these elections, and Fulton has been at the center of the questions since 2020, the chain of custody paperwork, the hand count fights, the State Election Board fights, and the people of Georgia never got a straight answer. Every one of those questions could have been settled with more sunlight, not less, and the people crying about monitors today are the ones who told you to sit down and trust the process back then.
Here is the reality. Honest elections do not need to be protected from witnesses. A secure system should want eyes on it, should welcome them, should hand them a chair and a cup of coffee, and when a county or a party fights this hard against somebody just watching they are telling you exactly what they are afraid of having seen.
How is this still controversial in 2026?
Open the doors, Fultonā¦ let them watch.
.@POTUS on poll monitors in Fulton County, Georgia:
"They're not going to do anything other than watch and if they see something wrong ā we want to all have honest elections. The one thing we want to have is HONEST elections."