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04/06/2026

04/06/2026

“When Black Voices Stand for Truth, Some People Get Uncomfortable—Why?”

04/06/2026

So now I'm anti-American... 👇👇👇👇

04/06/2026

Experts say the U.S. risks "funding a war against itself" as sanctions against Iranian oil are lifted, but the step may not do much to contain the conflict's economic ripple effects.

04/06/2026

The treasury secretary says the move will quickly bring about 140m barrels of oil to global markets.

04/06/2026

On March 20, 2026, the US announced a temporary 30-day lifting of sanctions on the sale and delivery of Iranian oil. The permit applies only to oil that was already loaded onto tankers by that day, and the oil in question must be unloaded by April 19. This should not be misread as a gesture to Iran....

04/06/2026

“Who’s REALLY Winning This War… Did America Just Surrender?” Dr. Tony C Nora

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“‘Get Over Slavery’… But We’ll Never Forget 9/11?”
Dr. Tony C Nora

04/05/2026

Pagan Roots Associated with “Easter”
1. Spring Fertility Festivals
Before Christianity spread through Europe, people already celebrated seasonal festivals tied to the spring equinox.
👉 Core ideas:
End of winter
Return of sunlight
Rebirth of plants and animals
These were nature-based (pagan) celebrations centered on:
Fertility
Renewal
Life cycles
🥚 2. Eggs as a Symbol
Eggs were used long before Christianity as a symbol of:
Life
Creation
New beginnings
👉 In pagan systems:
The egg = the origin of life (everything comes from it)
🐇 3. Rabbits / Hares
Rabbits (especially hares) were ancient symbols of:
Fertility
Rapid reproduction
Abundance
👉 Because they reproduce quickly, they became a natural symbol of life multiplying
🌙 4. Eostre / Ostara Connection
The name “Easter” is often linked to a spring goddess:
Eostre (or Ostara)
👉 Associated with:
Dawn
Spring
Fertility
⚠️ Important:
Historical evidence is limited (main source is the historian Bede)
But the association is widely discussed
🔥 5. Seasonal Ritual Practices
Pagan spring traditions included:
Fire rituals (symbolizing the return of the sun)
Agricultural celebrations
Fertility rites (land, animals, people)
👉 These were already established long before Christianity spread into Europe