Casting Out Deceptions️️

WHEREFORE COME OUT FROM AMONG THEM, AND BE YE SEPARATE, SAITH THE LORD, AND TOUCH NOT THE UNCLEAN THING; AND I WILL RECEIVE YOU EL AMAN = “Faithful GOD” I give THEE all the glory and honour this morning in YAHUSHUA HAMASHIACH. I am praising THY Holy Name for another morning that was not promised to us, but mercifully granted. I'm Grateful for Second Chances as well as new beginnings in my life JEHOVAH GOD our FATHER. "Know therefore that the Lord thy God, he is God, the faithful God, which keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations;" Deuteronomy 7:9 #BibleVerse #VerseOfTheDay ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

Scientists Claim New Vaccine Targets Future Virus Strains—Predicting the Next Pandemic? A new vaccine claims to be effective against coronavirus strains that have not yet emerged, according to an article from Metro.co.uk. Scientists say this innovative vaccine trains the immune system to recognize specific regions of eight different coronaviruses, including known strains and some circulating in bats— a source that's controversial given recent lab-leak theories. Rory Hill, of the University of Cambridge, states that their goal is to create a vaccine that could protect against the next coronavirus pandemic, even before it starts. This bold claim raises questions about the feasibility of such predictions, especially considering the unpredictable nature of viral mutations. ✤ Read the Full article here: Telegraph 📰 ✤ Sources: Sky | KRDO | The Trutherist ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

On Monday 6 May, Hamas agreed to a US mediated Ceasefire deal. Earlier that day, the Israeli military ordered Palestinians living in eastern Rafah to evacuate from the area because Israel was preparing for a military attack. The Israeli prime minister insisted the invasion of Rafah needed to take place "in order to apply military pressure on Hamas, with the goal of making progress on freeing the hostages and the other war aims" despite Hamas agreeing to release hostages in the ceasefire deal. Rafah, currently home to 1.5 million displaced Palestinians, was struck with air strikes and artillery shelling and several people have been reported killed and wounded. #ceasefire ➥ Join: #LeaveOurKidsAloneSA ➥ LOKA Chat Group

What Shell leaving South Africa means for its petrol stations Liquid Fuels Wholesalers Association of South Africa CEO Peter Morgan says the public shouldn’t panic about potential job cuts or a lack of filling stations with Shell exiting the country. In an interview with Cape Talk, Morgan said the company will likely follow the same route it has in other African nations by leaving a smaller sub-brand in the country, in which it will retain a share. “Don’t panic. What Shell is saying is they’re not going to close down their retail network if they do what they did in the rest of Africa,” he said. Therefore, jobs at its roughly 600 forecourts are not immediately at risk, and the sites aren’t likely to shut down entirely.

“They will go, but they will leave behind a smaller sub-brand called Viva. They will find an 80% partner and keep 20% of that. So they aren’t closing the service stations and going away,”

said Morgan. ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

Big turn for petrol prices in South Africa lined up for June Motorists in South Africa could finally be in store for some relief at the pumps in June, with early data pointing to a cut for both petrol and diesel. Data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) for the first week in May—ending 7 May—points to an over-recovery in both the petrol and diesel prices. Petrol prices are showing an over-recovery of 34 cents per litre, while diesel is showing a more sizeable over recovery of between 68 and 73 cents per litre. This would present a significant turn in fortunes for petrol prices, which have gone up for four consecutive months in 2024. ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

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Survey indicates sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender dysphoria are all primarily caused by vaccination We are basically causing these effects. Nowadays, 80% of the deviations from traditional norms can be ascribed to vaccination. Clinical evidence (25 years/5,000 kids) aligns with the survey. There is a pediatric clinic which has not had any gender/sex cases in 25 years. They’ve had over 5,000 kids and no cases. They do not vaccinate. The overall incidence of orientation traits is over .5%. So in 5,000 unjabbed kids, they should have had 25 cases, but had 0. The data I collected clearly and unambiguously shows that vaccines are the primary cause (79% attributable fraction) of deviation from traditional norms relative to: • Sexual orientation • Gender identity • Sexual dysphoria ➣ Continue Reading... 📚 👀 ➥ Join: #LeaveOurKidsAloneSA ➥ LOKA Chat Group

Good morning with a smile. 🙂 Have a good laugh to start off your day... 🤣 🤣 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

COME UNTO ME, ALL YE THAT LABOUR AND ARE HEAVY LADEN, AND I WILL GIVE YOU REST. ADONAI TSUVAH = “The LORD, my salvation,” I magnify YOUR Holy Name; for another blessed day in YAHUSHUA HAMASHIACH. I am Grateful for YOUR Continued Faithfulness, patience, grace and mercy. “22 Make haste to help me, O Lord my salvation.” Psalms 38:22 #BibleVerse #VerseOfTheDay ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

KARY MULLIS EXPOSING THE HIV SCAM‼️ Guess who was behind the scam... none other than Dr Fauci... ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

Join us at our National Peaceful March against the BELA Bill on 9th May 2024 in the following provinces: Western Cape, Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal and Mpumalanga. See details for each province below: Western Cape Location: National Council of Provinces Building, Parliament Street, Cape Town Time: 1pm - 3pm Contact: Donovan Wenn - 062 214 5193 Gauteng Location: Department of Education, 17 Simmonds Street, City of Johannesburg Time: 11am Contact: Mandy Thinnies - 076 713 6396 Kwa-Zulu Natal Location: Department of Education, Truro House, 17 Victoria Embankment Durban Central Time: 10am Contact: Michelle Tryon - 079 513 3761 Mpumalanga Location: Mbombela Provincial Legislature Building in Nelspruit in Time: 12pm - 2pm Contact: Joseph Temlett - 081 725 5883 Whether you support the ACDP or not, let's unite and march against this evil bill, our children need us to fight this. ➥ Join: #LeaveOurKidsAloneSA ➥ LOKA Chat Group

FF Plus leader Pieter Groenewald on gay rights. 🤔 Sure, everyone has rights, but not when these rights go against God's will. His law is precise.

"You shall not lie with a male as with a woman. It is an abomination."

- Leviticus 18:22 The Gay and Lesbian communities are pushing for the right to marriage. Marriage is a divine gift between a man and a woman, not between same-sex couples. The LGBTQIA+ Community has taken a broader and even outright hostile attack against anyone against their ideology. Think hard before you just support any party that aligns itself with this sort of thinking. Corruption starts off like a small speck of rust on steel, if left untreated, it will eventually destroy everything that holds it together. Before you know it, These parties will eventually have to accept the entire LGBTQIA+ narrative. ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

Shell Confirms Plan to Exit South Africa: Impact on Jobs and Energy Sector In a significant move, global oil and gas giant Shell has confirmed its plan to exit South Africa, marking a shift in its global strategy. The company's decision involves selling its 25% stake in the Sapref refinery, the largest oil refinery in South Africa. This move aligns with Shell's broader goal of reducing its refining footprint and focusing more on its energy transition objectives. Shell's exit raises questions about its impact on South Africa's energy sector and, critically, on local employment. When major companies withdraw from a region, it can lead to a ripple effect on jobs and the broader economy. Directly, the decision affects employees working at the Sapref refinery and other Shell operations in South Africa. The fate of these jobs will depend on the intentions of the new owner. If the refinery's buyer maintains current operations, there could be continuity, but restructuring or reorganisation is also possible. Indirectly, job losses could extend to contractors, suppliers, and other industries that support the refinery's operation. Local governments and labour unions will likely work to mitigate any negative impacts, seeking to preserve jobs and ensure a smooth transition for affected workers. As South Africa navigates this development, stakeholders will focus on maintaining energy stability while addressing the employment implications of Shell's departure. The long-term effects on the country's energy sector and job market remain to be seen. ✤ Source: Business Tech 🌐 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

HAVING THEREFORE THESE PROMISES, DEARLY BELOVED, LET US CLEANSE OURSELVES FROM ALL FILTHINESS OF THE FLESH AND SPIRIT, PERFECTING HOLINESS IN THE FEAR OF GOD. JEHOVAH KANNA = "LORD JEALOUS" I am praising YOUR Holy Name for this Blessed morning in CHRIST JESUS our REDEEMER and SAVIOUR. I'm Grateful for another opportunity, to Get It Right, as well as another chance to Correct my wrongs and start over Dear FATHER GOD of truth. "For thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God" Exodus 34:14 #BibleVerse #VerseOfTheDay ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

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Surplus Power Before Elections: Is Eskom Playing Politics? Eskom, South Africa's power utility, has delivered a shocker—suddenly, they're keeping the lights on, and they even have a surplus of electricity. This is happening just weeks before national elections, raising eyebrows and questions about what’s really behind this unexpected stability. Historically, South Africa's electricity grid has been plagued by load shedding, especially during winter months. Power cuts have been a norm, disrupting lives and businesses. Yet now, with winter's chill in the air and elections looming, Eskom's managed to flip the script, claiming credit for improved maintenance and infrastructure repairs. Is it a coincidence, or is there more to the story? The timing is suspicious. While the government's push to repair and upgrade infrastructure is welcome, sceptics can't help but question if this is all about election optics. Could Eskom and the government be playing a political game, using the power supply to sway public opinion? After all, nothing garners goodwill like a reliable electricity grid after years of rolling blackouts. To get to the bottom of this, a deeper dive into Eskom's operational changes and the extent of these infrastructure repairs is essential. Is this a genuine turnaround, or is someone pulling the strings to influence the vote? For more details on Eskom's sudden surplus, check out the original article on TechCentral: Eskom not only keeping up with demand, but has surplus. This situation calls for some serious scrutiny, especially as the election date approaches. ✤ Also Read: Scepticism abounds as load shedding reprieve continues 🌐 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

An old one, but worth sharing again, as it reminds us of the urgency of the matter. The WHO is not on your side. ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️

The WHO’s Threat To Sovereignty The WHO's proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) could reduce national sovereignty by granting the organization more control over health emergencies. The new regulations could limit countries' autonomy, raising concerns about the transparency and democratic process involved in these changes. The article emphasizes the importance of closely examining these amendments to understand their impact on national sovereignty. ✤ Continue Reading... 🗞📰 ➥ Join: Casting Out Deceptions ✅️