Important house cleaning: Notes about content and other platforms

Some of you may have noticed that I’ve been posting more than normal over the last three or four weeks. Instead of my usual pattern of posting two to three articles per week, it’s been more like five or six per week. That’s partly because so much is happening in the advancement of the UN Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and the beast system. As King Charles has admonished his fellow minions of Lucifer, they really do seem to have jump-started the implementation process to make it come to pass in an “accelerated” fashion.

Because time seems to be speeding up and we know not the hour when our freedom to speak out will come to a crashing halt, the more frequent postings are also part of my own personal desire to provide you with at least one thought-provoking article or video per day, authored either by myself or another trusted content creator. Yes, you may start to see more viewpoints posted from writers other than myself.

I would be interested in any feedback from my regular readers. Is five articles per week about right, too much, or not enough? I realize this could vary greatly by person but I would still be interested in hearing from you in the reader comments underneath this article.

Thank you so much for your loyal readership, for sharing the articles, and contributing with your highly valued commentary. It’s hard to believe that LeoHohmann.com will enter its seventh year in December! Your support is both humbling and rewarding.

And one last thing. For those who are not aware, I have a Substack account where I do post at least once or twice a week, usually different content from what goes on this site. You can find me there at LeoHohmann.Substack.com. I also have a Rumble channel where I post many of my podcast and radio interviews. My latest Rumble post was an interview with Pastor Shahram Hadian from which I have received much positive feedback. A special thanks to Mary Wierbicki. Without her assistance, there would be no Rumble channel. I am also on Telegram.

All of these other platforms — Substack, Rumble and Telegram — are more inclined toward free speech than the folks here at WordPress, which is the host for LeoHohmann.com.

Even if you do not wish to subscribe to my Substack, Telegram or Rumble accounts at this time, you may want to write down and save the URL addresses for those accounts in case this main site is taken down by WordPress. The drive to silence online truthtellers is only going to pick up steam, so we could wake up any day and discover that LeoHohmann.com has been wiped clean from cyberspace. If it is, you will be able to most likely still find me at LeoHohmann.Substack.com, and Rumble.com/LeoHohmann.

Thank you and God bless you all!

Leo Hohmann: P.O. Box 291, Newnan, GA 30264

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98 thoughts on “Important house cleaning: Notes about content and other platforms”

  1. Leo,

    I got this email and just wanted to share it, from David Horowitz’s Freedom Center (see website), so I’m copying it below:

    By Larry Sand
    Whereas holidays and observances typically last a day or, on occasion, a week, the LGBTQ lobby has an entire month devoted to “Pride.” And whatever you may think of Pride Month, there is no escaping it. Church services, baseball games, schools, etc., are forcing a radical sexual regimen, often hysterically, on all of us, and children, who tend to be sponges, are sopping it up.

    This year, the victim angle has been in play on a grand scale. The American Federation of Teachers reports, “It’s been a rough year for the LGBTQIA+ community. The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) has issued a state of emergency for LGBTQIA+ people in the United States. More than 525 anti-LGBTQIA+ bills have been introduced in state legislatures; more than 76 have already passed. Taken together, the bills push trans healthcare bans, require misgendering of trans students and support trans sports bans, trans bathroom bans, book bans, drag bans and ‘don’t say gay’ bans.”

    In a nutshell, HRC, the country’s “largest and most influential activist organization representing the interests of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community,” finds that in some places, men not being allowed in women’s bathrooms and 10-year-olds not being allowed to pick their own gender qualify as an “emergency.”

    HRC’s over-the-top alarmism aside, our nation’s youth are buying into the agenda. Big time. According to a CDC report, the results of which were released in April, 24.5% of high school students identify as gay, lesbian, transgender, or “something other than heterosexual.” Traditionally, that number has been around 3.8%.

    Now why wouldn’t a teen want to be LGBT? These days, it’s cool! It’s rad!

    In reality, the leap in numbers is social contagion. It’s the “in” thing, like owning a hula hoop, lava lamp, or mood ring. These things may have cost a few bucks at one time but were not going to potentially damage anyone’s life.

    Regarding Pride Month in schools, Los Angeles is leading the country. At its June 6 board meeting, the L.A. school board passed several pointed resolutions on the subject. One of them states that “the Governing Board of the Los Angeles Unified School District proclaims and

    Commemorates June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, October as LGBTQ+ History Month, as well as October 11th as National Coming Out Day, November 20th as Transgender Day of Remembrance, March 31st as Transgender Day of Visibility, and April 12th as Day of Silence to honor the contributions of the LGBTQ+ community.”

    Another resolution reads, “The Board encourages all schools to incorporate lessons on the LGBTQ+ community in instruction, utilize the Queer All Year calendar, and hold other commemorative activities in honor of Pride Month in June and LGBT History Month in October, as well as during the above-mentioned days.”

    Ah, the “Queer All Year Calendar!” No pictures of George Washington or Abraham Lincoln, of course, but rather people like Ru Paul, known as the “Queen of Drag” who adorns the December page, are represented.

    At the same time that the radical sexual agenda proliferates in Los Angeles, the traditional subjects are being downplayed. Per the 2022 state standardized tests, 40% of sixth-graders and 43% of seventh-graders meet grade-level standards in English. And just 19% of seventh-graders and 23% of eighth-graders are at grade level proficiency in math.

    But kink is hardly L.A.-specific. In 2024, California education officials are set to debut an “online LGBTQ+ cultural competency training course to be taken by public school teachers and other credentialed staff employed by the state’s 977 school districts.”

    In Eagle County, Colorado, teachers filled the Vilar Performing Arts Center with third, fourth, and fifth graders to see “Muse,” a performance that focused on an adult male transitioning to a female. Provocatively dressed men performing sexual dances were also included in the show.

    An elementary school in Charlottesville, Virginia, recently encouraged fourth graders to lead a Pride Month celebration of LGBTQ+ gender ideology during a schoolwide monthly meeting, according to video obtained by The Daily Signal.

    Needless to say, extremist legislators and educrats nationwide have joyfully boarded the Pride train. In California, under Assembly Bill 957, coauthored by the State Assembly’s Lori Wilson (D-Suisun City) and Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco), a parent could lose custody of their kid for not “affirming” or agreeing to a child’s claims about gender identity.

    This bill is so over the top that California State Sen. Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) urged parents to “flee” the state before it’s too late if they “love their children” in response to what he calls alarming language in a gender identity bill. “I was born and raised in this state. I love this state, but I’m not going to stay in this state. It’s just too oppressive, and I believe in freedom, and so I’m going to move to America when I leave the legislature,” he said.

    AB 957 cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee with an 8-1 vote on June 13.

    Also, California’s SB 107, which became law on January 1, further erodes parents’ rights by allowing minor children to travel to California for trans procedures. Citing the Protect Child Health Coalition, Katy Grimes, editor of the California Globe, explains, “… the law actually authorizes parental kidnapping (when a non-custodial parent illegally takes a child from the parent who has legal custody) if the purpose of the kidnapping is to subject the child to radical gender transition procedures.”

    Additionally, the Golden State’s AB 665 would change an existing law that allows minors 12 and older to receive mental health counseling or therapy without parental consent.

    In New York, the State Department of Education published a “legal update and best practice” document for how schools should serve “transgender and gender expansive” students. As Max Eden, a research fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, explains, “The key takeaway: if your child decides that he or she wants to socially transition to the opposite gender, it is now a ‘best practice’ for the school to lie to you about it.”

    On a national level, the Biden administration’s Department of Education will soon decide on its proposal to change the historic interpretation of Title IX of the Civil Rights Act to accommodate those who “identify” as the opposite sex. If enacted, the rule will permit boys and men who maintain that they possess a gender that differs from their hormones and body parts to compete on girls’ and women’s teams and also use women’s bathrooms and locker rooms.

    If all the above were not bad enough, the Southern Poverty Law Center has determined that Moms for Liberty, a parent activist group, belongs with neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan as an. “extremist group” that is “anti-government.”

    As Moms for Liberty founders Tiffany Justice and Tina Descovich, explain, “Because we have fought name-calling and attempts to marginalize us for so long, this wasn’t alarming to us. But every parent should pay attention to this smear and what it means for parental rights. Apparently the SPLC finds it threatening that parents are speaking up about things their kids are learning in school.”

    And indeed, some parents are starting to take action. On June 2, Saticoy Elementary School in Los Angeles saw over 100 people turn out to protest a Pride Month assembly, many of whom sported t-shirts that read “leave our kids alone.”

    In L.A.-adjacent Glendale on June 6, Pride adversaries showed up as the school board was set to vote on a resolution recognizing June as Pride Month and committing to what the board calls a “safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment” for all students. (The resolution ultimately passed.)

    If things are going to change, parents must be leaders in the fight against celebrating Pride Month and the rest of the agenda that is perverting youngsters. Do you want your kid’s school celebrating the “Queen of Drag?” Or are you in favor of your child’s teacher telling them they can pick their own gender? Maybe you don’t think that The Infinite Moment of Us, which features the line, “His cock strained against his jeans” should be in your child’s school library. Perhaps you would prefer your school acknowledge Flag Day or D-Day in June and omit Pride Month.

    Clearly, our institutions are failing us. If your local school board and/or state doesn’t comport with your world view, please send your young one to a private school, or, better, home school. Your child’s future and the future of the country, in fact, rests on your shoulders.

    Larry Sand, a former classroom teacher, is the president of the non-profit California Teachers Empowerment Network – a non-partisan, non-political group dedicated to providing teachers and the general public with reliable and balanced information about professional affiliations and positions on educational issues. The views presented here are strictly his own.

    End of article

    Soooooo glad I am not in teaching anymore!!! I would have to leave. But I saw it coming and got out then already.

    Speech will come tomorrow.

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  2. It would be prudent to repost *all* of your content at substack, just in case WP decides to pull the plug without warning.

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  3. Hi Leo,
    Thank you so much for all you do. I always look forward to your articles. I check your website daily, just to see what’s going on. You are right, timpani events seem to be speeding up so I want to keep track of what’s going on and youre one of the most informative sources of information out there. So, please keep writing as often as you wish – I will be out here reading!

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  4. I would say you should post just as often, in as many ways, as you feel led to do. I’m personally having a hard time keeping up with all the info coming in from so many good sources, but I’m so glad for my problem to be a glut of sources telling the truth! It is very encouraging! My main challenge is that I can easily neglect time in prayer and in God’s Word, and that is definitely not what I need. Thank you for all you do.

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  5. I’m extremely grateful for you Leo and always look forward to your emails – I always felt like you wrote when something was “going on” and that you’ve been posting more and more because more and more is going on! I vote you send info as it fits into your schedule and you see the need! I just joined your group on Telegram!! God bless you!! Lisa Ritchie Wichita KS

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  6. Keep bringing stuff like this, and it doesn’t matter If you’re posting 10 times a day! This is what people need to hear, and to know what’s happening. The transition we’re facing is way bigger than most understand, Or will be able to deal with in Any Normal way. Continue to point them to Christ and His way through His Word!

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  7. Another thing I have to tell you is that in the fourth and fifth seals of this year in July, many people in China will die due to the beast disaster in the fourth seal. If there were no accidents in the fourth seal, it would have happened in July of this year. Therefore, you should quickly confess and repent to Jesus Christ. In the style of the Lord Jesus, if you love yourself, salvation will come to you.

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  8. Leo, I’m just now catching up to this one! (I need to get some running shoes.) You should write as many stories as your heart desires! Your integrity and fidelity as a journalist are a breath of fresh air. Keep burning bright and shouting the truth!

    “The path of the righteous is like the morning sun,
    shining ever brighter till the full light of day.”

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  9. I pay attention to all your articles. I know you wouldn’t write something that is not important for us to know. I appreciate all your hard work. Things are moving too fast not to write things as they happen!

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  10. Leo – you are a wonderful source of information without any rubbish. Straight forward info. Thank you so much. No amount is too much. All information is valuable so do your own thing. People can choose not to read if they so wish. So many people have appreciated your work, including me. Thank you.

    Kind regards

    Christine Pinnell (Mrs)

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  11. Leo—Just wanted to reiterate that I think your work has been always been excellent, useful and timely. I have followed you for several years and find your work is in the best tradition of honest journalism. I pray that God gives you many more years in this work and that He keep you safe from the enemies you expose, and that your work would always be vindicated from detractors. Keep the faith and continue to tell the truth! It’s appreciated.

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  12. Accusing a writer of writing too much is like accusing a cook of cooking too much. It’s what you do. On the other hand, as a reader, I can only read so much each day, but that shouldn’t be your concern. You’re in the best position to know if there’s something important to write about.

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  13. Please continue to post as you feel led, Leo. I respect your personal take on things and, as you said, who knows how much time is left. My ‘spidey-sense’ is tingling as I believe something big happening is just on the horizon.

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  14. I personally don’t care if it’s once per week or 10 times per week. I appreciate the time you put into letting us know what’s going on in a timely manner. We are gaslighted from almost all other sources of news. I appreciate so much the few that I follow that try and disseminate truth so we can live/pray/make decisions with truth and wisdom.

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  15. Leo, as I have said before, one of the highlights of my mornings are now getting on this site to see if you have written something else for us. Know that EVERY article is greatly appreciated and dare I say, very valuable for the times we are in.
    I pray for your protection and that the Lord would continue to make a way for you to reach us with whatever information He may lead you to.
    Godspeed sir.

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  16. I really appreciate the updates how ever many they may be. Things are changing so fast and your updates help to see a fuller picture in this dark time. Thank you very much!

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  17. To love others as yourself, the love in your hearts will resonate with Jesus, which is an important step in establishing a close and intimate relationship between you and Jesus. To love is to love God, and to serve others is to serve God. God has always felt the feelings in people’s hearts, so when people are sad, God also feels sad. At this time, if you comfort their sadness and make them happy, God’s heart is also happy, which is equivalent to helping God a favor. So loving someone as oneself is important to everyone.

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  18. You write, I will read. Keep up the great work. God bless you Leo. Your brother is Christ.

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  19. I look forward to and appreciate all your articles. I don’t know how you find the time to research and compose the articles along with doing so many interviews! You’re the best Leo. May God continue to bless you, your work and family.

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  20. I appreciate the increase in posts. When your name pops up in my email, it’s always a must read. Thank you for looking ahead. I’ll write the links down in the morning.

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  21. Please keep posting as often you have truth and infor to share. I need all the truth I can get and welcome your comments, analysis and articles from you and others that you send.

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  22. Oh Leo, I enjoy and appreciate your articles so much! I am grateful for all that you do and could only say the more the better. Like you said, while it is still day let us work. If it is too many articles for some, they don’t have to read them all, or save them for later. But don’t let that hinder you.

    I see the shadow of the beast quickly approaching. I am planning on writing one of my inspiring speeches to uplift the masses to the status of bold heroes in the face of evil tyranny (where you can’t help but hear triumphant orchestras playing in the background) and will be sharing it soon all over as well.

    I picture myself knee deep in all manner of resistance work one day.

    I know also of Pastor Hadian, I have him on my long list of resources, which is pretty long actually.

    Okay, off to read your next article!

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    1. I always look forward to you comments Blandina. You are anything but “bland.” Keep up the good work. And I’d love to hear that speech if you’re inclined to share it!

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      1. Thank you, I am touched by that. Yes, I was planning on sharing it here too. Probably over the weekend.

        The story behind the name comes from a book I read about early Christian martyrs, and this one was a woman so I picked this name as my pen name in honor of her. She was said to have a very gentle disposition and there were pagan mobs who went around persecuting, torturing and martyring Christians and they selected her because they thought she was a sure win for them and would be weak and cave easily and recant or something. They thought she would never stand up to them. Well, they were wrong, and boy how wrong they were! She was held hostage and they tried all sorts of painful things on her and she felt none of it, to the contrary in fact as God miraculously protected her (which was the norm for the true Christians under such treatment). She did not know and was willing to endure whatever but it was anything but painful. The pagans grew tired of their efforts as they could not wear her down at all. She was even mocking their efforts! They did martyr her finally as they were tired of their failed attempts at making her suffer. So she entered heaven as a glorious martyr, victorious in Christ. His strength was displayed valiantly and radiantly through her and types like that are my role model. In fact in many cases some of the persecutors became Christians later. You just can’t win against the power of the cross!

        Just when it looked like He had been overcome, it turned out that in that very act He had overcome it all. (Jesus)

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  23. Leo Hohmann, all of your work I re-post on my two social sites: Gab and Brighteon.social. I usually don’t comment here because of time. As for what you are doing I would like you to keep doing the same. I do have your other two site written down…just in case–thank you!

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  24. Thank you for the info. It’s still crazy to think how easily certain Americans can be censored these days. It has become such a “norm” if we are not careful, we can be desensitized to it. Thank you for your hard work in digging down in the muck and mire and weeds with much gleaning in passing it on for all of us to consider. I don’t offer “thoughts and prayers” because that has become such a buzz term with very little meaning these days not much different than saying “thinking of you”…what I do offer is actual prayer time to God, the Father, in the name of Jesus for your protection, discernment and wisdom in allowing the Holy Spirit to work HIS intended work in you by leading you into all truth, and showing you things to come as it is also my prayer for myself and others. The Bible talks about these days we find ourselves living in. I pray we all do not succumb to the distractions and the deceptions of this world and the source of those deceptions …our collective enemy and his minions. We all need first to be consistently repentant, and totally reliant on the leadings of the Holy Spirit in our lives every minute of every day, if we want to be the remnant that God has called us to be in these last days. I pray for God to work in all of us both to will and to do of his good pleasure. The time is short there are still lost souls that need to be saved And many who have known the Lord, but have fallen away that need to be brought back into fellowship. We need to be doers of the word and not hearers only and that is especially important when it comes to our prayer life. Intercessors need to arise and stand in the gap for our family, our friends, others in ministry, and for the lost. We also need to support those who are on the front lines in this battle between good and evil for the hearts and minds of all people. Leo needs our support in both prayer …actual prayer …Not “thoughts and prayers” and also monetary as needed for the furtherance of the gospel through his ministry, Thank you for all you do Leo.

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    1. Thank you Tom. Yes, these are serious times calling for serious prayer and, as you wisely pointed out, a spiritual attitude of continuous repentance.

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      1. Yes sir… just please always know when you start feeling weary and emotionally and physically drained, there are those praying for you. I know the power of this through many instances of my life, but first and foremost from prayers from my 80 year old mother who has through the years always steadfastly prayed for me and my siblings. The impact of which., I know in my heart has made a big difference in the path I choose to follow. The Bible talks about that path. The narrow one. God bless the prayer warriors out there.

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  25. Praise the Lord for your voice Leo!
    I will continue to spread the links to your articles….. they are valued and it’s fantastic to have a group here that see, hear, hope and pray in the tumultuous times!
    As a Watchman I’m sure you feel the calling and challenge from the Lord…..

    Thank you as always,

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  26. Very grateful for all of your commentary as often as you can send it out! I share your posts with other Believers & hope they do the same. I do see things speeding up & pray our time here is short….though we seek to be salt & light in a dark world.

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  27. I’ve appreciated your writings for some time. Several per week would be my choice. Please, keep up the good fight!

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  28. Write as much as you feel led to. We, your readers, are blessed to have you shed light on a variety of crucial subjects in these dark days. Thanks be to God for the wisdom you impart.

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  29. Always thought provoking writing, no matter how many articles you put out a day or a week. I may not agree with you all the time on some issues but I appreciate your investigative journalism. Not many out there these days. Carry on.

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  30. I’m a relatively new reader and so thankful that I found you. May our Heavenly Father continue to give you divine insight and knowledge concerning the “times’ in which we are living, and may He bless you in all ways and protect you.

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  31. Imo more content is fine but if possible condense somehow…not the content but how it’s presented. Imo fewer emails is better but stack up the content. Tabs, or folders for example. Your IT guy could probably present options to u.

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  32. I find your articles very insightful, informative and your perspective well grounded. I personally think 5 articles a week is on heavy side but definitely see need to keep the information flowing and active. Will keep this in my email box to reference should your voice ‘disappear ‘. Keep up the great work.

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  33. Thank you for the Rumble link; I will subscribe. Please keep the updates coming. I’ve noticed other websites link to your articles. We need brave watchmen like you to help us not be deceived by evil.

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  34. Look forward to your particular emails. They are the first ones I’ll read. Can’t afford to subscribe to substack though. ♥️

    Sent from my iPhone

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    1. Thank you for the kind words, glad you are blessed by my articles. And you can subscribe to the Substacks for free. The paid option is just there for those who have the means and a desire to support me in that way but it is not necessary!

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  35. Hi Leo,

    Five articles per week is fine as they are always interesting!

    Best wishes

    Jane (from UK)

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  36. Hi Leo,

    The more the better, as far as I am concerned! Love your stuff. Very insightful.

    BTW… I know Shahram. He and I have worked together at Steeling the Mind Conferences where we were both speaking. Great guy.

    Appreciate you!

    Warmly, JB

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  37. My husband and I are grateful for every article you write. We want to know what is going on in the world. You give us the news with a biblical world view. Thank you for all you do! We pray for you, your family, and ministry.

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    1. Ann, I am so grateful for your prayers of support, and for continued wisdom from above! Anything of value I have to share comes from the Father in Heaven!

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  38. Leo, Thanks for the info. We can never have too much TRUE information, which is what you send. Should any not pertain to me, rest assured that I know where the delete key resides. I doubt that I will ever use it very much for your postings until after I have read and absorbed the info. Keep it coming. You are a Godsend.  May He bless you and yours!! Harry Hingst

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  39. Yes Leo,
    Things are converging quickly now. The people who understand need to make others aware. Trustworthy reports like yours are becoming harder and harder
    to find now. So bring them on!
    And yes it is good to have a backup plan. Places like YT and WP cant be trusted anymore, and will soon cut people who speak the truth off.

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  40. Keep pumping out your articles. I look forward to them and share most of them on fb ❤️

    Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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  41. Leo, Thanks for your diligence and hard work. I read most of your articles, so put out as many as you are able to without losing your mind.

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  42. Well I never found your email address to begin with, so I cannot give any opinion I guess 😉

    I guess this will come back with an error message…

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  43. You are a trusted source for truth. I appreciate your frequent posts. Please continue! God bless you! Rebecca Chitwood

    Sent from my iPhone

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  44. Leo, Five articles a week is perfect. Your content is well-presented in a dense format that is easy to understand and quick to read. I love it!

    At the moment I am in Brazil. The walls of the cage here are closing in from all sides quickly.

    God bless.

    John

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  45. It doesn’t matter the number of articles you post each week; it’s the content that is so vital!!! If you posted a hundred articles every day, I would read and share them because you have such knowledge and insight and your message is so important. Thank you!

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    1. Thank you Betsy. No danger of getting anywhere near 100 a day, but I have found God has given me renewed energy and a sense of urgency like never before!

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  46. Even with my preschool computer skills, I clicked on the blue words and found your interview with Pastor Shahram on Rumble. If you have a lot to say [ like “fire shut up in your bones” ], then you should publish accordingly. Maybe everyone cannot read / watch everything. However, as the song says : “…. do what the Lord say do…..” God bless you.

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  47. Your content is important to me (and everyone else whether they realize it or not). Now is a very busy time for me on our little farm. Therefore I’ve only read half of your posts the past 2 weeks. I’m thrilled to find out you have a Rumble channel. I’ll definitely tune in late evening. Listening is better for me because I can do 2 things at once. If I’m tired reading will knock me out. Thank you brother.

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  48. Hi Leo,

    Saw your post requesting feedback about the frequency with which you post articles. For myself, I find about 3-5 posts per week from just you is about all I have time to read. I follow numerous other content creators, and nowadays with increasing demands on my personal time I can check in only on my lunch hour and maybe for a little while after work. I try to watch your interviews with Brannon House. Thank you for all you do and keep up the good work!

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  49. Hi Mr. Hohmann, I process 25+ incoming content creators every day. It’s a 1 – 4 hour J.O.B.

    In turn, I send out to a 75+ or smaller distribution list, up to two e-mails a day forwarding this content to legislators, general public, law enforcement and military.

    Quantity is not as big a concern as quality. It is easier for me to keep up if the article has particulars. Who, what, where, when, how, and why. You would be surprised how many news content creators just don’t bother to provide the basics.

    I was implored by NC Newsline editor Robert Schofield to fight back against a piece of environmental legislation gaining traction in the NC General Assembly. Tracking the NC Genl Assy is most of what NC Newsline does.

    But his article never mentioned: The bill #, who proposed it, who has co-sponsored it, where it is in the genl assy process right now, which industries are paying for it to exist, etc. I called him out on it by cc on an e-mail sent to others with his article as an example of incomplete reporting.

    So if I’m managing communiction on 30 issues at the same time, and a content creator wants me to be serious right now about something – I have to have the information to carry the issue forward. Don’t expect me to go back and start rounding up basic facts that should have been included from the get go.

    If I am sent back to get information that the content creator had to have, but left out – all bets are off. Like I know Robert Schofield, Editor of NC Newsline HAS the bill number, he knows who is paying for it to exist, he knows where it is in the Genl Assy process… so why didn’t he include that critical information? Is he controlled opposition, or what?

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  50. Hi Leo – I have been reading your articles and journalistic reporting since you began.

    Like I have already informed you on how much your insight has helped me understand the true dark avendas of this Luciferian Age.

    I listen a lot to JB Hixson, Brandon Holthaus, Andy Woods, Tom Hughes, David Fiorazo on Stand Up For the Truth daily.

    I have been self fed by God’s Word and Spirit led for decades now.

    Father God is such a good good Father and He loves us so much.

    Keep up the excellent work He has called you too. For the day will come when we are all together enjoying the wedding feast of the Lamb.

    I am really weary and tired due to many of my choices of tending to everyone else’s needs and not tending to my own vinyard.

    God bless you and yours and looking forward to meeting you when we appear in our Glorified Resurrected Bodies.

    Maranatha Brother

    raelynnmerritt2@gmail.com

    Mara

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  51. Leo, I would welcome new posts as often as you feel the need to send them out. The minions are working at a fast and furious pace with their evil schemes so that more frequent postings are necessary. I appreciate your faithfulness in keeping us up to speed and noted the additional links you included. God bless you!

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  52. As a relatively new reader, I am extremely grateful to receive weekly or even daily updates on what is really happening in the world from a biblical perspective. I find all of your articles worthy of reading and digesting, and again, daily is fine when events need to be made known. Thank you for standing in the gap and being a watchman on the wall in an era where so few are not brave enough to do so.

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    1. I echo Jody’s comments…….we really need the right perspective, Biblically, to analyze and interpret the events around us……..a 5 day briefing is a great idea to stay on top of developments and not be caught unaware. I have sifted through many writers and weeded out the least helpful…….your updates are extremely relevant to us……many thanks!!

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