Virtual Ministry Archive

yeah nothing will ever happen they keep telling us they are doing shit all freemason sellouts we are all on our own-despite overwhelming evidence that is mounting by the hour and day


 

only $1,000,000 a night for him?


 

threesome at it again and they lewd and rude as fuck


 

did not know they both like lays chips after a sesh that is great hahaha


 

buy your boyfriend a chicken burger its now a luxury item lmao


 

oh no frieking way this is your ambulance instruction?


 

just effin cute to find someone you love so keep him and dont fucken listen to anyone about him protect him and dont let society split you two up like everyone else


 

oh that corny buddy always showing himself off now


 

he rolled the die and found you in the casino and said he does not care >? that is weird


 

oh a beautiful kendoll haahahaa


 

oh u married a corporation as well as a human? that is fucked up


 

he is into the stuff to be honest lots and lots of "stuff"


 

oh no way is he stoned?


 

nice your new muscle boyfriend bought a waterfront loft for you both and your three cats and one dog to live in hahaha


 

evidence that satanism and dark magic are very much alive u literally have to piss out all the curses and cancer and danger and violence negative karma I do a discourse on this specific act to rid your body of it all through your wastes on my internet archive page so they cant attach energies to you also cut the cords leading to these people and magicians I also do a 15 min meditation on this as well a lot of cancers and stuff are just globs of darkness that is literally leeching off your balls or vagina or whatever and will kill you if you dont remove it yourself


 

Tristan Schukraft has six boyfriends, a private jet and a growing chain of luxury gay hotels. The hardest part of his day, he says, is getting everyone to agree on a movie. Schukraft is the entrepreneur dubbed the "CEO of Everything Gay" - owner of The Abbey in West Hollywood, the expanding Tryst hotel brand, and a telehealth company delivering PrEP to more than 700,000 men. Speaking to John Hill on SiriusXM, he explained how the household actually runs. They don't all share one enormous bed. It's closer to three throuples under one roof. Schukraft and his fiancé Melvin Alexander have a boyfriend between them, and he's also involved with two other couples living in the same home. Seven years in, a wedding isn't coming. "I don't think we'll ever get married. I would say Melvin is my forever fiancé." The math has moved fast. In 2024 he told Get Out! magazine he had two boyfriends. On TS Madison's podcast, he explained where the property empire came from: "This is how I got into the hotel business. It was cheaper than paying all their rent."


 

Niccolò Paganini became one of the most famous violinists of the 19th century, astonishing audiences with performances that seemed almost impossible. His speed, precision, unusual techniques, and dramatic stage presence were so extraordinary that rumors began spreading that his talent came from something supernatural. Paganini’s appearance only added to the legend. He was tall and thin, with long dark hair and a pale, striking face. Stories claimed he had made a deal with the Devil, while others went even further and suggested he was the Devil’s son. Paganini reportedly found the rumors damaging enough that he published a letter from his mother discussing his birth and childhood, hoping to prove that he had perfectly ordinary human parents. The rumors followed him even after his passing in 1840. Because of his reputation and complications surrounding whether he had received the proper last rites, church authorities initially refused him a Catholic burial. His remains were moved and kept in different locations for years before eventually receiving a permanent resting place in Parma, Italy. Behind the legends was an exceptionally skilled musician who helped transform violin performance. Paganini pushed the instrument to extremes with rapid passages, harmonics, left-hand pizzicato, and performances using remarkably few strings. His compositions, especially his 24 Caprices for Solo Violin, remain among the most demanding works in the violin repertoire. #history #music