#drmylesmunroe #mylesmunroeteachings #mylesmunroelegacy #HebrewIsraelites #TruthAndIdentity #TruthInEvangelism Dr. Myles Munroe: A Reflection on Truth and Deception. In this episode, I touch on my heartfelt reflection on Dr. Myles Munroe and the truth for Israel. I share my heartfelt feedback while watching a video by Dr. Myles Munroe, one of Christianity’s mighty voices. Thirty minutes in, I felt a profound sense of melancholy, knowing how these prominent figures—intentionally or innocently—have been used to keep the wool over the eyes of Israel and Judah, scattered to the four corners of the earth. As our people awaken to the truth of their identity, obstacles arise: controlled opposition within Hebrew Israelite camps, cointelpro tactics in the Hebrew awakening, and the lingering effects of the Anglo-Saxon crusades and global evangelism. When will our people break free from the lies and deceptions that have shackled us for generations? This episode calls for reflection, discernment, and a deeper pursuit of the truth for the House of Israel and Judah. Please share your thoughts and let’s discuss how to break these shackles together. Share this episode with anyone seeking to uncover the truth and break free from generational deception. ~ Shalom

#KemiBadenoch #NigerianPolitics #AccountabilityMatters #PoliticalControversy In this episode, we explore Kemi Badenoch's response to the recent backlash over her comments about living in Nigeria. Drawing from the BBC article where she doubles down, we dive into her unapologetic stance and refusal to be silenced. Kemi stands by her remarks, emphasizing that her statements reflect her lived experience and political perspective, not a PR campaign for any nation. The backlash, particularly from Nigerian Vice-President Kashim Shettima, raises critical questions: Why should speaking truthfully about personal experiences cause such outrage? Should leaders be held accountable for the systems they defend rather than silencing those who critique them? Join me as I unpack the BBC article’s insights, share why I support its position, and discuss the broader implications for leadership, and accountability. This is more than just a political debate—it’s about the courage to speak truth in a world where image often takes precedence over reality, and defending mediocre is the new normal.

#KemiBadenoch #NigerianPolitics #PodcastEpisode In this episode of the podcast, we dive into the controversy surrounding Kemi Badenoch and her recent comments about her lived experiences in Nigeria. The backlash, particularly from Nigerian Vice-President Kashim Shettima, has sparked heated debates about identity, accountability, and free speech. What it boils down to is truth vs. PR. Is the Kemi Badenoch controversy truly a valid rebuke against making "disparaging remarks", or is this more about silencing Kemi Badenoch’s right to speak her truth? But let’s get real—why should Kemi Badenoch, a trailblazing leader, be forced to stay silent about her truth just because it paints an unflattering picture of a system she lived through? This isn’t about bad PR for politicians; it’s about speaking out against dysfunction and corruption. Join me as I unpack the nuances of this situation, defend Kemi’s right to share her experience, and call for leaders to take responsibility rather than dismiss legitimate criticisms. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about identity, accountability, and the courage to speak up. What do you think about the backlash Kemi Badenoch is facing? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more mirror work episodes unpacking critical issues like this one!