re: Both of the fatalities in Mn recently voted against their Party

My God you are stupid.

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They have his manifesto and aren't releasing it, which tells you everything you need to know about what's inside it.

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Naw.

Media, tech, and government are all in alignment over concerns over the Contagion Effect, which is why the manifestos are kept private as long as possible. This is SOP and isn't partisan.

lol anyone who believes wired in this is a moron - how many times must we do this - if the msm prints anything negative about Trump or his supports they have made it up. That’s not my opinion but pure facts.

If you disagree you have the iq of a tomato

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And just like any other negative thing said or related to Trump, the right will call it “fake news” and remain willfully ignorant.

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Your lack of self-awareness is staggering. Dumb frick.

Can you share the video?

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Can you share the video?

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I just paid $12 for a 1-year access to Wired

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The 57-year-old, who has been identified as the suspected shooter by law enforcement, runs an armed security service with his wife, and has been affiliated with at least one evangelical organization, a ministry he has also run with his wife, according to a tax filing reviewed by WIRED. (His wife could not be immediately reached for comment.) According to public records and archived websites reviewed by WIRED, the suspect served for a time as the president of Revoformation Ministries. A version of the ministry’s website captured in 2011 carries a biography in which he is said to have been ordained in 1993.

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This will be the crucial variable, I reckon:

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A Facebook profile under the suspected shooter’s name was briefly viewed by WIRED before it was taken down. His profile had shown him “liking” several evangelical missionary organizations, as well as pages honoring Reinhard Bonnke, a German pentecostal evangelist known for missions in several African countries, and Smith Wigglesworth, a British evangelist who was influential in the pentecostal movement. He also “liked” the Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative legal advocacy organization known for its hardline stances against abortion and LGBTQ rights.

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A later version of the site was designed, according to an archived copy, by Israeli web design firm J-Town. Charlie Kalech, CEO of J-Town, tells WIRED that the alleged suspect was, in his recollection, “clearly religious and evangelistic. He had lots of ideas to make the world a better place.” The suspect, whom Kalech said was “nothing but nice to me,” commissioned J-Town, Kalech recalled, because they’re Jerusalem-based, and he said he wanted to support Israel.

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This part is verified

Here is a ministry Go Fund Me

Wayback machine for the church website

Unless the Deep State started this con in 2012 when Obama was President, the reporting is pretty verified.


While looking, here is an unrelated Substack article I found titled, "On the Christian Education of Dr. Vance Boelter"

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This is a photograph I took in March 2024 of the lobby of Christ for the Nations Institute, a Bible college in Dallas that the Minnesota political murders suspect, Vance Boelter, appears online to have claimed as part of the education that entitled him to use the title of “Dr. Vance Boelter,” security expert.

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This idea about violent-prayer-a-day? It’s that of the founder of Christ for the Nations Institute, Gordon Lindsay—the man with the dimple and the tie-pin. Lindsay was born in 1906, in what was then called Zion City, Illinois (today just Zion). It had only recently been established as a “Christian utopia”—or, some said, a massive exercise in securities fraud perpetrated by faith healer John Alexander Dowie, of whom Lindsay’s father was a follower. As a young man, Lindsay would attribute to another faith healer his own recovering from “poisoning,” via exposure to this verse from the Book of Acts—seen here as depicted in a movie about Lindsay made by Christ for the Nations—sometimes taken by antisemites that Jews are “Christ-killers.”

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One can be pro-life, pro-2-sexes, and pro-illegal-immigrant. This is a very common stand for Bible-believing Evangelicals, especially those who see life in the 3rd World and want those people to have it better.

I believe this is the referenced video and it should be at the correct time-stamped.

Around 40:00 he says the names of his 3 daughters, which tracks exactly with this

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Grace, Faith, and Hope

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Which tracks with his website

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Reverend Vance Boelter was born and raised in the small Minnesota town of Sleepy Eye. A graduate of Christ For The Nations Institute, St. Cloud State University, and Cardinal Stritch University, he holds a Master of Science in Management and has worked in the food industry for fifteen years for well known companies including Schwan's, Nestlé, and Gerber Baby Food.

Ordained since 1993 he has enjoyed speaking in different parts of the United States as well as in several international cities such as Jerusalem, Israel. Prior to 9-11, Vance had already made several trips to violent areas in the Gaza Strip and West Bank where suicide bombings were taking place. He sought out militant Islamists in order to share the gospel and tell them that violence wasn't the answer.

Vance currently resides in Sheboygan, Wisconsin with his wife Jenny and their three girls: Grace, Faith, and Hope.

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Putting the D in your Mom's mouth.

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Both of the fatalities in Mn recently voted against their Party

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It being my lone reason for being on Earth, here to set the record straight. There was only one fatality among Democrat legislators. Of the two who were shot, only one voted against their party.

Next theory?