#battle

WordofTheHourwordofthehour
2025-11-26

: a general action, fight, or encounter, in which all the divisions of an army are or may be engaged

- French: un combat

- German: die Schlacht

- Italian: battaglia

- Portuguese: batalha

- Spanish: batalla

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warriorscreed.churchwarriorscreed
2025-11-26

A steadfast commitment to faith can transform lives, providing the strength to face any adversity. With Jesus fighting our battles, believers are empowered to navigate life with conviction and hope.

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2025-11-25

I might be a toddler, but doesn't mean I can't fight. The Troll High Priest won't know what hit him!

Art by my friend Nala

#toddler #diaper #cuteness #battle #troll

warriorscreed.churchwarriorscreed
2025-11-24

Faith in Jesus empowers believers to face life's challenges with courage and conviction. The strength derived from this creed allows one to overcome fears and embrace the gift of eternal life that comes through the name of Jesus.

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warriorscreed.churchwarriorscreed
2025-11-23

The Warrior's Creed serves as a profound reminder of the strength and authority believers possess through faith in Jesus. It emphasizes that every battle fought is not just a struggle, but a testament to the commitment to uphold the New Covenant and the eternal victory found in Christ.

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warriorscreed.churchwarriorscreed
2025-11-22

Embrace the powerful message found in the Warrior's Creed, which reminds believers that with Jesus as our fighter, every battle can be won. This powerful declaration of faith emphasizes the authority granted to overcome all challenges.

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warriorscreed.churchwarriorscreed
2025-11-21

The Warrior's Creed inspires faith and courage in the face of life's battles. With Jesus as our ultimate fighter, believers are reminded that every challenge can be met with strength and conviction.

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2025-11-19

High Street, Battle, England between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900. Views of the British Isles Image shows High Street in Battle, East Sussex, England, the site of the Battle of Hastings. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2012) England Battle

#Battle #England #EastSussex #English #BattleHighStreet #British #StarHotel #AbbeyHotel #photography #historicalPhotos

loc.gov/pictures/item/20026963

The image depicts a street scene in what appears to be an English town during the late 19th or early 20th century. The main focus is on High Street, specifically Battle High Street as indicated by the text at the bottom of the photo. The buildings lining the street are traditional British architecture with pitched roofs and various styles ranging from Victorian to Edwardian.

The foreground shows horses pulling wagons loaded with goods such as grains or hay, suggesting a market day or delivery time in an era before motor vehicles were common. The middle ground features more horse-drawn carriages moving along the road. Pedestrians can be seen walking on the sidewalks and crossing the street.

In the background, several two-story buildings display signs for hotels like "Star Hotel" and "Abbey Hotel," indicating places of accommodation for travelers or tourists. There is also a variety of shops with visible signage such as "Butchers," suggesting a mix of commercial activity along this main thoroughfare.

The overall atmosphere conveyed by the image is that of a peaceful, everyday life in a small town during an earlier time period, showcasing traditional modes of transportation and commerce typical for that era.
2025-11-19

The Church, Battle, England between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900. Views of the British Isles Image shows St. Mary the Virgin Church, Battle, East Sussex, England. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2012) England Battle

#Church #England #theVirginChurch #Battle #EastSussex #Gothic #StMarysChurch #photography #historicalPhotos

loc.gov/pictures/item/20026963

This image features a historic stone church with Gothic architectural elements, including pointed arch windows and buttresses. A tall tower rises prominently above the rest of the structure, capped by what appears to be a cross or similar religious symbol. The church is surrounded by mature trees and has an iron fence enclosing its grounds. In front of the church lies a paved path that leads up to it from a nearby road where an ornate street lamp stands on the left side of the image. A stone wall separates this pathway from what appears to be a cemetery, as indicated by headstones visible in the background. The photograph is sepia-toned and has some handwritten inscriptions, including "St. Mary's Church" at the bottom right corner, indicating its location or name.
Eh Eye Ate Dub Yah ✡︎ :ally:admin@mastodon.ai8w.ddns.net
2025-11-14

I'm trying to decide:

Do I want to go to Waffle House because I want to battle my blood glucose levels or do I want to go to Waffle House because I want to battle other patrons and/or the cook?

#WaffleHouse #Battle #Diabetes #rowdypatrons

2025-11-11

Regarding Stewart Rhodes re-launching the #OathKeepers (Dare I call them Oath Breakers?):

Don't be surprised if we have to fight them again up in DC. They and their Proud Boys and 3%'er friends invaded DC three fucking times culminating at J6, and all three times they assaulted and terrorized random DC residents. One of them was even seen with a "Six Million Wasn't Enough" T-shirt celebrating the Holocaust. This is who supported Trump then, and it's who supports Trump now.

I was in all three of those huge and vicious late 2020/early 2021 battles. The first was Nov 14 2020, opposing the "Million MAGA March." I was wounded that night, I was back in action in time for Dec 12 2020, opposing the March4 Trump. Finally, on J6 itself I was at the defense of Black Lives Matter Plaza itself.

These three battles were quite similar: about 20,000 mainstream Trump supporters backed by about 1,000 of the heavies. A division of low quality troops, a reinforced batallion of more capable troops. We faced this with less than 300 fighters on Nov 14 and it turned into a literal knife fight when we blocked their march on BLM PLaza and they pulled knives. Body armor and shields both saved lives that night. Also note that a cop was stabbed that night by members of the same groups that were also showing the Thin Blue Line flag! Unknown how well their vest performed but they didn't get killed.

Dec 12 was similar, we had about 800 people most of them able to handle themselves in a tough situation, again enemy forces of about 1K heavies and 20K semi-civvies. Unknown if we could have held the line ourselves, as our presence "tripwired" MPD into blocking all access to BLM Plaza except by those who were there first, which was us. Probably the Mayor realized open bloodshed on her watch (remember the knives of Nov 14) would be terrible press for the city. It didn't help that liberals and Dems told people to stay home. This meant the other side's fighters could draw reinforcements from a crowd of 20,000 while we were on our own. Many in DC considered this a defeat as it was MPD that kept the Enemy off the Plaza.

Then came J6: defending the Capitol was not our watch, we laid back to watch the tigers fight on that one. This paid dividends when Qanon types tried to claim J6 was "antifa in disguise" Note that the Proud Boys had stated they would be wearing copies of our "uniform" (black bloc) and not their own! This is perfidy and a war crime in open combat BTW.

On J6 we stayed well away from the Capitol as cops and unbadged fash beat the shit out of each other, with the cops being defeated outright and only the National Guard able to retake the Capitol. Instead, we drew two missions: defend the unhoused camps north of Union Station then in the underpasses, and defend BLM Plaza.

I was in the latter defense which was about a dozen kids from NE plus myself. Dumbass Proud Boys came over from the Capitol late in the day, wandering over mostly in packs of 3-5 and never outnumbering us thinking they'd destroy the artwork with ease. We could have been slaughtered if they had just stopped and gathered 20-30 people bloc'ing up. They never thought of that, so we cleaned their clocks. Those packs of 3-5 fash had to fight all of us at once, someone called it a "self-serve beat down station." One of the fash was knocked out cold.

After about 1/2 hour of this fighting, I got friendly fire pepper spray in one eye. With no medic support I had to withdraw on the other eye to ensure I made it home at all. Remember a whole division's worth of enemies was still in town, and we had no medic support at BLM Plaza!

Sometimes the only easy day is NOT yesterday folks!
#battle
#DC
#antifa

Knowledge Zonekzoneind@mstdn.social
2025-11-11

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10/14/1066 AD: On this location the battle took place that shaped England’s destiny. Once again this date is near and reminds us that history is always present, day by day …

#topeuropephoto #theglobewanderer #battleabbey #travelersnotebook #englishheritage #bestvacations #earthscope #bbctravel #bestunitedkingdom #exploreeverything #lifeofadventure #englishheritage #travellingthroughtheworld 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 #thisbeautifulengland #picoftheday #williamtheconqueror #battle #hastings #William #england #uk #visitengland #exploringengland #battleabbeyruins

Ruined medieval stone abbey with several arched windows, viewed from the front, under a cloudy sky. The abbey has a large, triangular gable with three vertical openings at the top. Some greenery is visible at the base of the ruin, and trees can be seen in the background.

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