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World Blog by humble servant. The Gospel's Grift: How Bible Colleges Pimp Out the Free Word of God

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The Gospel's Grift: How Bible Colleges Pimp Out the Free Word of God.Listen up, you self-righteous racketeers in tweed jackets and fake halos—Bible colleges, those gleaming campuses of counterfeit piety, where the blood-bought truth of Scripture gets auctioned off like a Black Friday special. You're out here twisting the eternal, no-strings-attached gift from the Almighty into a debt trap for wide-eyed kids chasing Jesus, all while pocketing fat tuition checks that could fund a small nation's orphanage. God's Word? It's free as the air we breathe, handed down not for profit but for the flawed, fumbling souls He died to save. But you? You're the Pharisees 2.0, slapping price tags on paradise and calling it "ministry." Snap—your empire of hypocrisy just got exposed.Let's crack open the Good Book, shall we? Not your sanitized syllabus, but the raw, unfiltered fire that scorches your bottom line. Isaiah 55:1 thunders like a divine mic drop: "Come,...

World Blog by humble servant.Arms Race Realities: Russia's Production and Arsenal Edges Over NATO as of September 20, 2025

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Arms Race Realities: Russia's Production and Arsenal Edges Over NATO as of September 20, 2025 Executive Summary Based on the most recent intelligence assessments and official reports as of September 20, 2025, Russia's defense production significantly outpaces NATO's in volume for artillery shells (2–3x gap), drones (3–4x), precision missiles (2x), and tanks (3x), enabled by a war economy dedicating 6–8% of GDP ( $100B) to military output. This sustains ~700,000 troops in Ukraine amid 10,000+ daily shell usage, while NATO's combined efforts ( $2–2.4M shells annually) lag due to higher costs ($3,000/shell vs. Russia's $600) and supply chain delays. Russia's arsenal features operational hypersonics like Kinzhal (100+ combat uses) and Zircon (mass production), evading current defenses, alongside ~5,580 nuclear warheads integrated into systems like Sarmat ICBMs. NATO stockpiles could deplete in 1–3 months under high-intensity conflict, per simulations, with Secretary...