NO REEEESTREAM TONIGHT, 3-20-2022 https://mobile.twitter.com/SaltyCracker9/status/1505639435127296000
Tucker Carlson: Make NO mistake !! THE cia - NOT zelelensky nor ukrainian "oligarchs" nor the EU - IS RUNNING THE WAR IN UKRAINE so to STATION nato NUCLEAR MISSILES IN UKRAINE to THREATEN RUSSIA and to murder Russians next door!!
It is AN AMERICAN proxy WAR AGAINST RUSSIA funded by traitors here in America who should be hung for treason
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video 2: Former special forces, CIA officer: "YES, the CIA & MO SSAD _CREATED_ 'ISIS' TERRORISTS in Syria to fight the Assad govt & Syrian Army and TO KILL CHRISTIANS there, so TO 'DESTABILIZE' Syria.
so.... ** AFTER all THE TRAITORS in the U.S. fbi, cia, doj & MO SSAD DID NOTHING, NOTHING, NOTHING not ONE DAMNED THING to protect America or defend us Americans from a KNOWN TERRORIST HIJACKING THREAT in ...
let's consider trauma as money in the bank, "when we release it we open up an opportunity to grow." Crying is our song of healing, trusting God to heal us organically.
it sits there, accumulated, sometimes earning interest in the form of tension, hypervigilance, or quiet depletion. It isn’t inherently worthless—it holds the charge of what was lived through—but while it’s locked away, it occupies space that could otherwise be used for growth, presence, and forward motion. When we release it, we’re not erasing the past; we’re withdrawing the energy that was frozen in place so it can circulate again.
Crying as the song of healing fits that picture perfectly. Tears are one of the body’s oldest, most organic ways of completing the stress cycle—lowering cortisol, activating the parasympathetic system, and signaling safety to a nervous system that has been braced for too long. There’s nothing weak or performative about it. It’s the body remembering how to sing itself back ...