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Brother Timothy Clark

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Christian, Host of the Brother Timothy Clark Podcast, musician, writer, blogger, ham radio operator, volunteer with the FAA Safety team, lover of teas. Oh and I am totally blind and have a love for photography. TimothyClarkMusic.wordpress.com

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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
If you are like me and a #fan of the #TwilightZone then you will probably also like to #read this #script I found of one of their episodes. www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/vi…
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Took this at 4 minutes past 8PM. #God is so good. #Pennsylvania #sky #view #photography #photographer #accessibility
The image is filled entirely with sky covered in thick, soft clouds. The clouds are a mix of light and medium grays with hints of white, brushed together in a smooth, almost painterly way, like swirling cotton or smoke. Pale blue sky peeks through in irregular openings, especially near the center, where the blue is muted and cool, giving a calm, slightly moody feeling, as if it’s either early evening or a quiet moment before or after rain.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
read that taco bells were closing because their lettos was infected. Rather that's true or not I don't know but, either way the fact that this is happening in the US is just crazy to me.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
We don't know either way, the image could have been AI so, we should wait and we should pray for God's will to be done in this situation.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Took this today around 12:04 EST and honestly, I think back to where I was at just a few years ago in my #photography #journey and #God has really #blessed me with #AI #tools to know as a #blind guy what I have gotten in my pictures. I am truly so very thankful. #praise #Jesus the #christ y'all.
The photo is of the daytime sky with the sun and a lot of thin, textured cloud.

The sun is positioned in the lower right area. It is extremely bright, forming a solid white circular core with no detail inside, like a glowing disk. Around the sun there is a soft, hazy halo. Closest to the sun the halo is very bright white, then it transitions into subtle warm colors: a faint ring of pale yellow, then hints of light orange and possibly a touch of very light pink. These colors are not strong; they are gentle and slightly blurred, blending into the surrounding brightness. The glow from the sun gradually fades outward into the clouds rather than ending in a sharp edge.

Covering almost the entire image are thin, high clouds. They are mostly light grayish white against the blue sky, with some areas almost white where the sun’s light hits them more directly. The clouds are not big, fluffy shapes; instead, they are a mixture of fine textures:

Closer to the sun and in the lower half of the image, many of the clouds have a pattern like tiny ripples or soft, overlapping scales, as if the sky were brushed or combed into small, repeating waves. They are packed quite densely in that area, giving the impression of a lightly frosted or dappled surface around the sun.

Farther from the sun, especially toward the upper part of the photo, the clouds become more wispy and stretched. Some form long, thin streaks or veils that extend diagonally. Others are more diffuse, like soft patches of mist. In places, the clouds look slightly shredded or feathery, with torn, trailing ends.

The color of the sky shows through these thinner clouds. Around the sun and in the lower central area, the sky is a pale, washed-out blue because of the brightness and the thin cloud cover. As you go farther away from the sun toward the top and top-left areas of the image, the blue gradually deepens to a richer medium blue. The transition is smooth, from very light near the bright center to deeper blue in the clearer upper parts.

In the upper left region, the clouds are more separated, so more of that deeper blue shows through. There are some faint, elongated streaks of cloud there, slightly darker and more translucent than the dense ripples near the sun.

Overall, there are no objects other than sky, sun, and clouds—no birds, planes, buildings, trees, or horizon line.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
The program needs to be national and civilian lead and it has got to in some way shape or form communicate with the FAA, ARTCC, and ATC when all else fails. We need materials to train people with in the event of an emergency. I am sounding the alarm. Who will listen?
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
We need a civilian plane spotter network of trained volunteers who can identify aircraft because here's the thing. If we have a terror attack and the NAS grid goes down, there is absolutely no backups for the FAA, ATC, ARTCC, or anybody really and to me, that is unacceptable.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
appreciate it.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
Took this in my front yard. #picture #trees #nature #summertime #photography #AltText
In the foreground, there is a broad, open area of grass. The grass is fairly lush, bright green, and appears a little uneven in length, as if it has grown a bit since it was last mowed. There are lighter and darker patches, but overall it looks healthy. Mixed in with the grass, especially near the bottom edge, there are small low plants and tiny purple or lavender-colored flowers scattered here and there, giving the ground some fine, speckled texture.

From about the middle of the image upward, the lawn ends and turns into a dense mass of shrubs and forest. At the transition between lawn and woods, there is a band of thick, bushy vegetation. These shrubs are layered: some are a bit lower and rounded, others a little taller and more irregular in shape. Their leaves are dense, so you cannot see through them. The colors range from bright, fresh greens to deeper, more muted greens, creating a lot of texture. One of the shrubs near the center is slightly taller and forms a loose, rounded mound of foliage that stands out a bit from the flatter line of greenery.

Behind this shrub layer, there is a line of mature trees that form a wooded backdrop. The trunks are mostly straight and vertical, with medium thickness, and the bark appears grayish-brown. On many of the trees, the trunks rise up quite a way before the main branches spread out. The trees are fairly close together, so there is not much open space between them.

The tree canopy is full and leafy. The leaves are predominantly a medium to dark green, suggesting summertime. Some trees have broad, somewhat rounded leaves that form large clumps, while others have more finely divided foliage, so the overall canopy has a varied texture. In several places, the branches from different trees overlap, creating layers of leaves and giving the forest a dense, almost wall-like appearance.

A large tree on the left side is prominent: it has a thicker trunk and long, arching branches extending outward and upward, covered in small to medium-sized leaves. Some of its branches angle diagonally across the upper left portion of the image, draped with foliage that adds a slightly weeping or drooping feel.

Deeper into the background, the woods become progressively darker. You can make out additional tree trunks and undergrowth further back, but because the foliage in front is so thick, the interior of the forest appears shadowy and enclosed. The underbrush seems plentiful, with layers of shrubs and smaller plants underneath the taller trees, adding to the sense of depth.

Near the top edge of the image, especially toward the right side, there are small openings in the canopy where lighter sky peeks through, but only in small patches. The sky that is visible is pale and overcast, suggesting a cloudy or slightly hazy day rather than bright, direct sun.

Overall, the scene is a quiet, natural border where a grassy clearing meets a dense, leafy woodland, with rich shades of green dominating and a soft, closed-in feel created by the thick trees and undergrowth.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
I have decided to primarily #post my #photos here in the #hope that my #profile will be a blessing to those who #view it instead of everything being about #politics which frankly divides us instead of uniting us. I will of corse still give credit to #God for all of the #blessings he has provided.
The photo is a view of the sky on a clear day.

The top two‑thirds or so of the image is almost entirely sky, with a very rich, deep blue color. The blue is smooth and even, with no objects, birds, or planes visible. It gets very slightly darker toward the top edge, giving a gentle gradient, like midday or early afternoon when the sun is high but out of frame.

In the lower part of the image, there is a band of bright white clouds stretching from the left edge to the right edge. These are thick, puffy cumulus clouds. They rise from the very bottom edge, with rounded, billowy tops that look soft and piled up, like mounds of cotton or whipped cream.

On the left side near the bottom, the cloud surface is somewhat irregular, with a mix of rounded lumps and softer, more blurred areas, suggesting some parts are slightly thinner or more distant. Toward the center bottom there is a taller, more pronounced puff that stands out from the rest, with a clear, domed shape and bright white highlights where the light hits it. Around its edges, the white fades gently into a softer, more translucent appearance.

On the right bottom side, more clouds continue, also bright white, but they appear slightly lower and more spread out, forming a continuous, uneven cloud line along the entire bottom of the photo. The tops of these clouds are well defined but a bit less tall than the central puff.

Above this main cloud band, there are a few faint, wispy traces of thinner cloud in the blue sky. On the left side, roughly one‑third down from the top, there is a hazy area of very light, almost feathery cloud, with softly blended edges, like a veil or mist partially dissolving into the blue. On the right upper side, closer to the top but not at the edge, there is a small patch of thin, white cloud with an irregular, slightly heart‑like shape. Its edges are blurred and airy, much more delicate than the thick cumulus at the bottom.

There are no visible objects such as buildings, trees, sun, moon, or contrails; the entire frame is just varying shades of blue sky and white cloud. The overall mood is bright, open, and calm, suggesting fair weather with some dramatic, towering clouds near the horizon and a wide expanse of clear sky above them.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/06/2026
I had a great walk yesterday evening, stopped off to take this picture around 18 minutes past 6 in the evening. #picture #AltText #image #sky #view #nature #Pennsylvania
The image is a view looking upward into a clear sky with tree tops at the bottom edges.

The sky:
The sky fills the vast majority of the image, from the top edge all the way down to just above the treetops at the bottom.
The color is a strong, saturated medium-blue typical of a bright, sunny, cloudless day.
The blue is not perfectly uniform; it has very subtle, smooth variations, slightly lighter in some patches and slightly deeper in others, giving a gentle gradient-like feel rather than a flat digital blue.
Overall, there are no distinct, well-formed clouds dominating the image; the sky reads as essentially clear.
On the right side, near the upper-right edge, there is a small, faint, wispy patch of white that looks like the remnant of a thin cloud or vapor, very light and feathery against the blue.
The lighting implies strong direct sunlight even though the sun itself is not visible in the frame; the sky is bright and intense, suggesting midday or early afternoon rather than dawn or dusk.

The trees:
Two main clusters of treetops occupy the lower part of the image, one on the left and one on the right, with open sky in the middle.
The trees are fully leafed out, with a fresh, vivid, almost lime-to-grass green color that suggests late spring or summer.
The leaves appear small to medium in size and densely packed, creating thick, textured masses of foliage.
The leaf clusters are irregular, with many small protruding tips and uneven outlines; there are no smooth or clipped edges, suggesting natural, untrimmed growth rather than ornamental pruning.

Left-side treetop:
The left tree begins coming into the frame from the lower-left corner and extends upwards and slightly to the right.
Its topmost point is a single narrow shoot of foliage reaching up into the sky, thinner than the rest of the canopy.
Below that highest tip, several smaller points of branches and leaves poke upward at slightly different angles, giving the top a jagged, lively silhouette.
Within the foliage, there are hints of darker shadowed areas where the leaves overlap, and in between, brighter patches where sunlight hits more directly.
Here and there, glimpses of small, dark, thin branches are visible through openings in the leaves, but the overall effect is mostly leafy texture rather than clearly exposed branches.
The color of this tree’s foliage leans slightly lighter and more yellow-green in some sunlit areas, while inner portions look deeper green.

Right-side treetop:
The right tree enters from the lower-right corner and rises more steeply and compactly upward, forming a denser, broader canopy than the left one.
Its upper edge is also irregular but appears somewhat more solid and billowy, like a thick mass of leaves with only small gaps.
Individual clusters of leaves form rounded lumps, making the canopy look slightly more “chunky” and full.
The green color is rich and strong, with some areas appearing just a touch darker than on the left tree, possibly due to angle or species difference.
Small empty spaces between leaf clusters allow tiny bits of blue sky to peek through, but these gaps are small and scattered.

Interaction between sky and trees:
There is a large open expanse of uninterrupted blue sky between the left and right treetops in the lower central part of the image, forming a sort of wide “valley” of sky framed by foliage.
The treetops together create a gentle upward curve from left to right: the left tree reaches up, then there is lower open space in the center, then the right tree rises up again.
This framing effect emphasizes the openness and height of the sky above.
The sharp color contrast between the vibrant green leaves and the rich blue sky is very pronounced: the edges where the leaves meet the sky are crisp and clearly defined.

Lighting and atmosphere:
The overall lighting suggests a bright, sunny day without haze or overcast conditions.
The colors are bold and clean, with no visible tint that would suggest dawn, sunset, or storm light.
There are no signs of rain, mist, or fog.
The lack of visible sun glare or lens flare suggests that the sun is outside the frame, possibly higher up or off to one side, but its presence is implied by the brightness and the vividness of the foliage.

What is not present:
No birds, insects, planes, or any other objects are visible in the sky.
No buildings, wires, poles, or man-made structures appear anywhere in the image.
No people or animals are present.
No text, signs, or other artificial elements are visible.
There is no ground, road, or horizon line; the image is entirely composed of sky and upper foliage.

If you’d like, I can describe just the sky, just one of the trees, or help you imagine what it might feel like to be standing under this view in more sensory detail.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
those of you who #follow me, please #interact with my #content so I know what you would like to see more of and or what you would like to see less of as this will help me to better #market my #posts to a more appreciative audience. Also, note that my #thoughts are my own such as they are.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
Excited to see that the congregation I attend is also hooked up with a radio station I like to listen into regularly. I have done media relations and PR for a number of volunteer organizations so making this happen for my congregation was pretty easy but still, seeing the work pay off like this?
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
I've not been on here in a while. I'm doing fine in the event anybody was wondering. Just been spending more time on Threads if any of you know what that is.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
oh definitely plus, with AI I actually know what I am looking at.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
now that's fascinating.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
oh so their digital cards? I know of EQSL but I don't use it. Not really. And physical cards don't mean much to me being blind. I guess they could hold sentimental value but, beyond that.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 29/03/2026
1. How old was the kid? 2. Why no news coverage let alone description? 3. We don't have the entire story so, if anybody hears more about this, can you let us know?
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 29/03/2026
How do you get cards from them when we don't know where they are?
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 28/03/2026
I serve a king and it Is Not Donald Trump. Jesus the Christ, the one true king of kings and Lord of Lord's.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 22/03/2026
mine would have to be the many times I would call in and give an alternative opinion to their news stories and still they would air it on their network and why? Because they believed in free speech which demonstrated real american values. I will never forget the amazing people at KDKA.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 20/03/2026
it's an interesting thought. My first concern was how it messed with our aviation sectors for KPIT and surrounding areas.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 19/03/2026
It was heard at the Pittsburgh weather office. They have video of it. Wild stuff.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
Bob Wills used one on San Antonio Rose. Found that out when I found out that a lap steel was Not the same thing as a dobro.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
That's so cool. You know, I am enjoying my Rogue RLS-1 lap steel guitar sense monday, march second. I thought for years that you needed a pedal steel to get those beautiful sounds. Turns out, nope. Lap steel came first.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
I just got my steel guitar on Monday, march second of this year and I love it. If you play the steel guitar, I am in C6 and just getting into it. So by all means, give me your tips and tricks. #music #musician #steelguitar #guitar #musicproduction #musicians
A red lap steel–style electric guitar is lying horizontally across a dark navy-blue bedspread. The body is a long, narrow rectangle with rounded ends, finished in a bright glossy red. It looks like a lap steel (flat, no hollow body shape and no visible “waist” like a standard guitar).

Along the center runs a long black fretboard with thin white fret lines across it. Instead of round dot inlays, there are white rectangular/boxed position markers with small internal markings, spaced at typical fret locations, giving it a very “diagram” or “grid” look. The strings run straight down the middle from the headstock to the bridge end, and there appear to be six strings.

On the left end is the headstock area, also red, with a white script logo that reads "rogue." Multiple chrome tuning pegs extend from both the top and bottom edges of that end (more than on a typical 3-per-side guitar headstock, consistent with a lap steel layout). Just past the nut area you can see the strings supported by a raised bar/nut piece, and the strings then cross onto the fretboard.

On the right end is a large, shiny silver metal plate covering the bridge/pickup/control area. The plate is rectangular with rounded corners and visible screws. Near the top edge of this plate are two chrome control knobs. In the center-left portion of the plate there’s a long, rounded-rectangle opening where the pickup sits (a dark slot). At the far right side of the plate is the bridge assembly: a raised metal bridge with multiple small saddles and adjustment screws lined up, one per string, with the strings anchored there. A black instrument cable is plugged into the guitar on the right side area and arcs upward.

Above the guitar, occupying the upper part of the image, is a black soft gig bag or padded case, partly unzipped or folded, with stitched seams and a couple of strap/handle pieces visible.

Below the guitar, near its middle, there’s a small teal/blue-green plastic pack lying on the bed. It has a black label area with white text; the clearest readable part is “WARM” (the rest is cut off or obscured). The pack looks like it could be strings or an accessory package.

In the lower left area, a black cable snakes across the bed and down toward the floor. Attached to one end is a small white rectangular adapter with a short connector protruding. Near the bottom left corner you can see part of a small amplifier or speaker cabinet: black with a textured front grille and a visible corner/edge.

At the very bottom of the photo, part of a dark piece of furniture (possibly the edge of a chair or desk is visible, curving into the frame. On the right edge, there’s a strip of gray textured fabric or rug. In the far lower background, a small section of tan/brown tiled floor is visible with additional cables running across it.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
I made this song to encourage imperfect people to remember that God's not done with you yet. And last time I checked, we were all imperfect people.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
What are some trials you believe that the Lord has brought you through? Feel free to share with me in the comments. youtu.be/jFunI0zQoUM?si=3-wd--prZLi…
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 31/01/2026
never heard of it.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
Here in Southwest pennsylvania, we're getting record breaking cold. So that's not much of a surprise.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
I know I am having a time going through settings to try and figure stuff out being blind lol. So I think the 320 is the little brother to the RF919. and by the way just FYI, I have figured out how to scan just the presets on UHF, VHF, and Airband if you have not yet figured that out.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
She was told to get out of the car, she didn't, and so police did their jobs.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
Yes it truly is. Do you have one then? I love mine. There's so many unique settings you can turn on or off.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 13/01/2026
WBCQ 7490 at about 18:50 EST. Raddy RF919 in SW PA. MLA30Plus.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 10/01/2026
It will now scan your presets on that band with a short ATS press. a long press will remove your memories and or presets so be careful. Note that that will need to be turned on for each band you will want to scan. Just figured all of this out. I hope it helps Raddy RF919 owners out there.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 10/01/2026
Figured out how to save memories on my Raddy RF919. Hold down the preset key for a second, bottom right of the wheel. Then short press to save. Want to scan your presets? Make sure your in WT. Long press settings, top right of wheel, scrole to WT, press little wheel, turn WT on... To be continued.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 10/01/2026
I love my Raddy RF919. I recommend it if your into radio experimentation.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
rite now it feels like he's entered us into another conflict but, I am also aware that I don't see the bigger picture from the prospective of the oval office. So I am trying to see that prospective in my reasoning for why and legally how Trump could do such a thing.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 07/01/2026
I mean yes and no. Because they said he was a threat and left it there. Trump rite or wrong did take action. You know, when you take that oath of the presidency you are to protect from both foreign and domestic. Did Trump protect? I really don't know.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
I'm not a fan of him taking their oil like that. But, Maduro did need captured.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
Here's how I am seeing all of this. When he takes that oath of office, he's promising to protect us from foreign and domestic enemies. Maduro became the President through in such a way that just about everybody says he shouldn't have been there. Thus, protecting us from a terrorist.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
Presidents often claim "inherent authority" as Commander-in-Chief to protect U.S. national interests or personnel. But then you have the controversial 1989 Department of Justice memo (the "Barr Memo") which asserts the President can order the abduction of foreign nationals to enforce U.S. laws.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
exactly. And for the record, I did not vote for Trump or Kamala I say that because the fact of the matter is that rather I or you like it or not, Trump is president. Democrats really should think about their message because their not doing themselves any favors by attacking a sitting president.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
I mean if a federal government puts a bounty on somebody, their going to be captured one way or another. It just feels like people are complaining because it happened under Trump. Is it another sign of Trump Derangement Syndrome? It's just not computing in my brain here.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 06/01/2026
I don't get it. Trump and Biden both put a bounty on Maduro, Maduro's captured under Trump, people go into meltdown mode. Is it because he was captured under Trump? Obama, Trump, Biden, they all said Maduro is dangerous and needs captured so why the outrage? Serious question. What am I missing.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 11/12/2025
Anybody think somethings going on here or am I just over thinking this? @petervogel.bsky.social @gmwalk.bsky.social @hfunderground.com curious to know if y'all monitor this to?
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3 HFGCS callsigns heard between 6 and 8 in the evening on December 10, 2025
YouTube video by Brother Timothy Clark
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
My grandfather used to say that "there's a lot of Mistakes up there at the cemetery." Guess he's not wrong. Not one little bit. Anyway, the video details everything. Feel free to Share my story. I hope it helps somebody out there. I truly do.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
But, that is where I am at currently. If you watch the video, maybe you will understand why I feel the way I do. They caused this, they won't take responsibility and fix it so, I'm going to let my body naturally heal itself and never do bloodwork again.
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
My arm is better then what it was when this all began but still not 100 percent so, I'm just going to let it do it's thing. It's not bleeding internally so life isn't in danger anymore but still. This is just a level of stupidity which really makes me not trust those in the field and that's just sad
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Brother Timothy Clark @kc3cdu.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
You know, I used to think that our medical community in the US was the best. Turns out, I was wrong. This video details how I personally believe I nearly died. Couldn't even schedule an ultrasound over a code of all things. Unacceptable.
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My medical story—experience with bloodwork
YouTube video by Brother Timothy Clark
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