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DEL.ICIO.USLooking ahead to the Braves’ homestand
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
I had hoped that Wednesday’s win signaled a serious turning point in the Braves’ season. Jo-Jo Reyes had yet another stellar outing, the Braves rallied to take the lead in the ninth, and Mike Gonzalez slammed the door shut, showing an intensity that this team sorely needs.
But Thursday the same old problems reared their ugly heads.
With a new-look (but somehow familiar) lineup, the Braves battled back to tie the game in the top of the ninth only to have the bullpen blow it in the bottom half. To top it off, the 5-4 loss gave them sole possession of the dubious record for most consecutive one-run losses on the road and Chipper Jones went 0-for-4 on the day to drop his average below .400 for the first time since April 12.
But there is a bright side: They won more games on this trip (four) than on any other road trip this season. In fact, if someone had told me after that dreadful sweep in Chicago that they’d go 4-6, I would have been thrilled. And, according to MLB.com’s Mark Bowman, Chipper told his parents earlier this week that he’d be happy when he got below .400 and was no longer asked daily about accomplishing something he thinks is impossible. “Now it’s time to start a new streak,” he said.
So let’s take a cue from Chipper and look ahead to the homestand. First up is the only team that’s lost more games on the road this season than the Braves. The Mariners are in a state of complete disarray, having fired their GM earlier this week and axing their manager yesterday, but the Braves can’t afford to take them lightly.
Here are the matchups for the Mariners series:
Friday: Erik Bedard vs. Jorge Campillo. Campillo led the Pacific Coast League in ERA while in the M’s farm system in 2007 but Seattle never really gave him a chance, which led to his signing a minor league deal with the Braves last December. That turned out to be a godsend, because Campillo is 2-1 with a 2.78 ERA in his six starts this season, allowing just 10 runs in 32 1/3 innings. Meanwhile, Seattle’s big offseason signing, Bedard, has been struggling through some injuries this year and while he has a 2.95 ERA in his past four starts, his road ERA is 7.40.
Saturday: Jarrod Washburn vs. Jair Jurrjens: A skipped start (thanks to a sprained ankle) may have been just what Jair needed, because he came out firing Monday, blanking the Rockies through 7 2/3 innings for his seventh win of the year. Seattle’s Washburn held the Nationals to one run in six innings in his last start but didn’t factor in the decision.
Sunday: Carlos Silva vs. Tim Hudson: Huddy’s still looking for his first interleague win after giving up a season-high six runs in 4 1/3 innings in a loss to the Rangers on Tuesday. He’s 0-10 with a 7.82 ERA in interleague play with the Braves. Silva, another disappointing offseason acquisition, was ejected from his last start with two outs to the fifth inning against the Marlins. He’s lost eight in a row since his last win on April 17.
I’m going to stop short of predicting a sweep, but they have to take two out of three here. It’s time for the bats to get in gear so the bullpen isn’t even a factor.
By the way, if you’re heading to Turner Field during this homestand, be sure to check out the new giant Chik-Fil-A cow doing the Tomahawk Chop! See photos of it here.
Upcoming TV Schedule
Friday: vs. Mariners, 7:30, Peachtree TV
Saturday: vs. Mariners, 7:00, Peachtree TV
Sunday: vs. Mariners, 1:30, SportSouth
Monday: vs. Brewers, 7:00, FSN
Tuesday: vs. Brewers, 7:00, Peachtree TV
Wednesday: vs. Brewers, 1:00, Peachtree TV
Thursday: off-day
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By Will
June 20, 2008 12:00 PM | Link to this
This is a must sweep series. Period!
By Kenneth Simpson
June 20, 2008 12:10 PM | Link to this
The braves won’t sweep anyone. Bobby will find some way to lose at least 2 of the games with the mariners. Maybe Sariano will volunteer to pitch in one of these games. I guess he is a volunteer pitcher since he tells Bobby if he wants to pitch or not. His problem is the big contract he signed not his elbow.
By LizDawg
June 20, 2008 12:11 PM | Link to this
Looking for the sweep, but can’t wait to see Ichiro play in person.
On Saturday get to kick back and watch UGA’s Diamond Dawgs continue to kick arse in the College World Series, almost as fun as when they smacked down Tech 18-6!
By its over - deal with it!
June 20, 2008 12:20 PM | Link to this
clean house! we will never get it sone with current mix. top to bottem… re-tool, re-focus, re-ality!
By ErinJM
June 20, 2008 12:22 PM | Link to this
I blam yesterday’s loss on Bobby, now i love the Braves and admire Bobby, but Bobby just give it up. Just keep the hot hand in the 9th Ohman should have stayed in he’s the hottest pitcher in the pen. Instead he wants to keep throwing Bennett out there give me a brake ( although he could have threw Buddy out there) All that mixing and matching was useless. Although Bobby is respectable coach which all his players seem to love, he doesn’t throw his players under the bus like some of these idoit coaches do, he handles his business behide close doors like it suppoose to be. But i’m missin one thing from the Braves the past few years since missing the playoffs, it was that edge that they had that no one exspeacially out the NL east could beat them.
By ErinJM
June 20, 2008 12:22 PM | Link to this
I blam yesterday’s loss on Bobby, now i love the Braves and admire Bobby, but Bobby just give it up. Just keep the hot hand in the 9th Ohman should have stayed in he’s the hottest pitcher in the pen. Instead he wants to keep throwing Bennett out there give me a brake ( although he could have threw Buddy out there) All that mixing and matching was useless. Although Bobby is respectable coach which all his players seem to love, he doesn’t throw his players under the bus like some of these idoit coaches do, he handles his business behide close doors like it suppoose to be. But i’m missin one thing from the Braves the past few years since missing the playoffs, it was that edge that they had that no one exspeacially out the NL east could beat them.
By RandallPinkFloyd
June 20, 2008 12:34 PM | Link to this
Everybody on here hates. If you’re going to be pessimistic, get off these message boards! No one cares to hear what you say. Part of being a fan is BELIEVING your team is good enough to go all the way. Take your negativity elsewhere. The Braves will win at least two out of three this week and 7 of their next 10 games to man the fort. Go Braves and lets get this offense going, the pitching is now there.
By D-Cider
June 20, 2008 12:38 PM | Link to this
mmm…how many times can someone hold out hope for a turn around? winning 2 out 3 only gains a team one game toward the .500 mark so the braves aren’t going anywhere. The bullpen is inconsistent, the batters can only beat marginal major league pitchers, the 2nd baseman cannot field his position and the manager should have retired 2 years ago. lots of luck…the braves will need it. I am thinking Gonzalez goes back on the DL before the season is out.
By John
June 20, 2008 12:44 PM | Link to this
Can anyone tell me why Boyer, Bennet and Acosta are ever in a game at this point or even on the roster???
By bobby
June 20, 2008 12:53 PM | Link to this
As long as “Bobby The Great” keeps mishandling pitchers, the Braves will continue to blow games.
By ErinJM
June 20, 2008 12:54 PM | Link to this
Well we need a leadoff hitter someone that can make havic on the bases. Although he is weak at defense Juan Pierre is available. And does anyone know the health of Martin Prado, Kotsay, Diaz, Glavine, and broken glass Hampton. What do you think the braves would do when at least Prado, Kotsay and Diaz gets back. Somebody looks like trade bait.
By Johnny Dangerously
June 20, 2008 12:57 PM | Link to this
Boyer really making your team look bad, Bobby. If you stopped trying the L-L, R-R strategy and given Charlie a chance to get out of it, then the two runs in the ninth would have given us insurance, and that would have Bennett. Instead, you used 3 pitchers who can never find the strike zone in close or tied games and Manny Acosta’s the game, AGAIN! Sorry, I couldn’t resist the play on words. It was too perfect and I had to do it, but it also makes sense!
By TampaGator
June 20, 2008 12:57 PM | Link to this
A better question—why is Ridgway on the roster and why was Stockman sent to Richmond. Everytime I have seen Stockman pitch, he looks overpowering, and he has pitched great everywhere! Ridgway gives up a key hit or a homerun everytime he pitches. But Stockman, who mowed down everyone when he did pitch in for the Braves, gets sent back to Richmond. I guess, for some reason, Bobby things we now need three left handed relievers in the bullpen…including one that can’t get anyone out. And why does Escobar lead off? He is not a lead off hitter. He is a great #2 hitter. Blanco would be better at leading off. Kelly Johnson would be much better in the #6 or #7 hole. I admire Bobby Cox, but I often don’t get his thinking. And his thinking this year is not working! Change it up, Bobby! And get Stockman back in Atlanta and Ridgway back in Richmond where he belongs!
By Realist
June 20, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this
Seriously, is there a more embarrassing sight in all of Atlanta than this new “tomahawk cow”? I love the Braves, and I love Chick-Fil-A, but this debacle of a marketing idea gives new definition to the word tacky.
I am embarrassed for the franchise, the city, the fans, the players and the restaurant.
Please, no more tacky gimmicks at Turner Field! Can we just play baseball?
By L-Town Scrub
June 20, 2008 1:22 PM | Link to this
Could Blanco hit first? Then Escobar, Chipper, Tex, Mac, Jones, Johnson, Frenchy? I think that the loss of Kotsay in the two spot hurts a lot. I hate to say it, but when kotsay is completly healthy bring him back and put him in right field if Frenchy is still struggling. Tex and Frenchy are usually second half players, so all we can do is hope. I strongly feel we need to go get a #2 starter. Who know about Hampton and Glavine, but the young arms are exciting. We still have a chance. Tell me what you think of my line-up. Have a good day!
By VaBravesfan
June 20, 2008 1:24 PM | Link to this
Hey Tampagator: I live in near Richmond. What did we do to deserve Ridgway here? Just joking! He is terrible, though.
By Mrs Bobby Cox
June 20, 2008 1:26 PM | Link to this
Dear Chop Chick, I’ll ask you. What do you think of a preeminent athlete—arguably one of the 2 greatest switch hitters of all time—who at the age of 36 still wants to be called Chipper?? If you think it’s okay until he’s through playing—well, that is fine. BUT let’s say he lives to be 97, at some point do you believe it might behoove him to go by a grownup name??
Think of all those Susies who became Susan or Sue or those Georgies who became George.
Just at the age of 97—and can you imagine THIS GUY at even 47, he will need a team of EMT’s and RN’s to get him to the table——I can’t imagine being called “Chipper”—It’s just silly. Isn’t it??
By keith
June 20, 2008 1:30 PM | Link to this
LizDawg: I’m sure you are like all other UGA baseball fans and did not care one way or another about the team until beating Tech. So stop gloating and start following the team like a fan.
I just don’t get it. Ohman is the only reliable arm in the pen. This lefty-lefty, righty-righty thing is so overblown it’s ridiculous. It is always amazing to me where lefties come from. When I grew up, there were maybe 2-3 lefties in the ENTIRE LEAGUE. No matter where I played. Maybe lefties are just naturally good and a much higher % of them actually make it. Anyway, many of us grew up batting righty against righty pitchers, and we never had a problem! Not only that, our pitchers were usually our best hitters. At what point can righties no longer hit righties, and do pitchers stop being able to hit?
By keith
June 20, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this
LizDawg: I’m sure you are like all other UGA baseball fans and did not care one way or another about the team until beating Tech. So stop gloating and start following the team like a fan.
I just don’t get it. Ohman is the only reliable arm in the pen. This lefty-lefty, righty-righty thing is so overblown it’s ridiculous. It is always amazing to me where lefties come from. When I grew up, there were maybe 2-3 lefties in the ENTIRE LEAGUE. No matter where I played. Maybe lefties are just naturally good and a much higher % of them actually make it. Anyway, many of us grew up batting righty against righty pitchers, and we never had a problem! Not only that, our pitchers were usually our best hitters. At what point can righties no longer hit righties, and do pitchers stop being able to hit?
By BlackberryCobbler
June 20, 2008 1:35 PM | Link to this
Let’s see… Turner Field is located in a bad side of town, fans are hounded by street vendors from the time you leave your car till you get to the gate, we play “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” in the bottom of the 7th inning, we have a manager that picks his nose on national TV and ownership that cares more about money than winning, Turner Field is no longer a really nice venue compared to many other places, and we have Te-she-Ra and Fran-cine……. nope, I’d say the big tomahawk cow is just the next natural evolution in the continuing downspiral of this franchise.
By Kashi
June 20, 2008 1:39 PM | Link to this
We don’t need a BOYER goats in late-tie innings. L-L, R-R,…kiss my a*, it doesn’t work always. Ohman should have pitched all the way. I do NOT trust any in our bellpen except Ohman and Mike Gonzales. Everyone other then these 2 pitchers FORGET -how to pitch when when runners in base. It is a comman sense that DO NOT walk leadoff man in late innings. Just start off with freaking slider or fastball with omph down to strick zone. Even if they hit, it will be fly or infield out. I am tired of seeing Acosta and Boyer going corners for leadoff man and walking one after another until we lose the game. We burn 3 pitchers in one inning yesterday with tie game.
By referee
June 20, 2008 1:46 PM | Link to this
randellpink@ssfloyd-who made you the judge of the blogs? so you’re right and everyone else is wrong…go back to what ever you was smoking…DB!
By ITS-OVER
June 20, 2008 1:51 PM | Link to this
I have been a braves fan for many years but I can say I just dont watch them anymore. I used to attend 30 or so games per year but stopped that too. Why? Because there is no life here. They are the most boaring team in the majors. I think they get more jacked up over whats to eat then playing baseball.
These MLB players are all overpaid and the agents are crazy. I just want nothing to do with them anymore. I dont care if they win or they lose (which they do quite well). The braves will not pay money for pen arms and until they do its always going to be a flop in the night. I just wont give my money or waist my time rooting and watching a team that does not want to win. And they dont. From management to players, they are lazy, swing at 1st pitches in every bat and just plain dull. They cant beat a 7 era pitcher because they dont study up or try. Frenchy is the new Andruw and Tex was a big waist of our minor league tallent. But thats what the braves club is. Its the minors of MLB. Until that changes and we start paying a little for pen arms that can close a game, I just dont care to be involved. And something else to note. A lot of my co-workers and friends feel the same way. What a joke this team is. What a joke.
By R Brave
June 20, 2008 2:59 PM | Link to this
Why in the world did they send down Stockman, he only worked 7 +/- innings but I don’t think he gave up a run. Boyer and Bennet have just been gas cans. They should have at least given Stockman a chance. I think he would have been another Moylan if they would give him a chance.
By UGA Fanatic
June 20, 2008 3:01 PM | Link to this
I am a huge Braves fan and have always been for my entire life. However, there is only one word that can describe how I feel about this organization right now and that is “Disapointed”. It seems that we care more about making money from the fans rather than win games. The Braves are excellent at developing great major league talent and then letting them go to some other team who is willing to spend some $cash$. I agree with “its over”…Until we get an owner who is willing to spend some money on some big time major leaguers, we will always be a mediocre organization that barley squeks into the playoffs and goes home with nothing to show for it.
By Jeff
June 20, 2008 3:15 PM | Link to this
True that ITS OVER & BLACKCOBBLER, This town & team are struggling. Have Blank buy the team, move it to Duluth or Alpharetta, get rid of the chop & the damn cow. I mean look at Tampa right now…lowest paid team yet they just swept the cubs. Braves have a high payroll & get swept my the p** reds. Its pathetic to watch. And another question..why can’t our own commentators rip on our team. After every game they lose, they sound so lame. Call it like it is!!
By C.C.R.
June 20, 2008 5:05 PM | Link to this
Hey, Mrs. Bobby Cox, is that your biggest problem with Chipper…or should I say Larry Wayne Jones, Jr.? Part of the charm of baseball is in nicknames and I’m willing to bet that Hall of Famers George Lee Anderson, George Herman Ruth and James Augustus Hunter just for starters had no problem growing old being called “Sparky,” “Babe,” and “Catfish.”
By william bell
June 20, 2008 5:25 PM | Link to this
The braves are too stoic(no rhythm) I see no vocal encouraging.
By lin
June 20, 2008 5:40 PM | Link to this
stop using b boyer in last 2 innings that guy can not do the job there. bennett on/off mg just back should not been used next day like they did.
By jch
June 20, 2008 6:46 PM | Link to this
Its Over if all that’s true, why are you on this blog???
Seems to me someone who says “I just dont care to be involved” and “I just wont give my money or waist my time…” wouldn’t bother reading the Braves coverage in the AJC and certainly wouldn’t bother taking the time to make a comment in a blog about the Braves.
By jz
June 20, 2008 8:44 PM | Link to this
shocking. double play by frenchy with the bases loaded. score another one for mark bradley.
By Fi
June 20, 2008 10:27 PM | Link to this
Ok, the Braves bullpen trouble really has me riled up today. I think some of the pitchers in the ‘pen need to have specific roles. It’s time to establish a 7th inning guy, 8th inning guy, then obviously Gonzy as closer. It just seems like Bobby starts micro-managing the pen when the Braves are in jams and it drives me crazy. I’m REALLLLLLY not understanding why Bennett is always being brought in when they’re in a jam or during a close game. Honestly, I think the dude needs a couple of days off. I truly don’t understand the theory behind bringing Boyer for more than one inning either - it just doesn’t work out.
I know the losing can’t be pinned on the bullpen entirely as the Braves are going to have to start hitting in the clutch but it would be nice if close games could stay close! Instead of them exploding wide open like what happened today vs Seattle in the 8th. Ahhhhh! Just had to vent. Still love my Bravos though…
By JD
June 20, 2008 11:00 PM | Link to this
Count on Jeff to rip the braves. Thats the way it is when you are really a cubs fan.take your butt back to Indy if you don’ like it here
By Harpie
June 20, 2008 11:24 PM | Link to this
It’s not such a bad thing that Chipper is hurt again - no team in history has liked EXCUSES as much as the current Braves team. What a bunch of LOSERS ( with the exception of a few gamers )!
By santa3247
June 21, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this
Hi, I’m Seong-Ho,Yoon living in Jinhae City southkorea now.
Without method Braves are losing to Babylon I think.^*^
Check last 10game’s record of Manny Acosta and Jeff Bennett.^*^
In law, PT and GM and Doll Cox could be arrested by obvious fraud I think.^*^
Weak slaves in Japan could be injailed freely for over 100years. “Say you killed her or you will die”
In war, army who want to defense only must be defeated 100%.^*^
Now USA doing just defense^^But, Babylon attacking USA at full power of neutron.^^
USA must be over under the status like this without attack to Babylon.^*^
“Say to other people no problem always or you will die~~~” this is habit of Babylon’s broadcasting to USA people’s brain waves.
Only in Measuring Rod(Freemason) you could find someone believable. Other places must be over. ^*^
Not to seven-churches but to Judah’s twelve-tribes you have to send message of Lion.^*^
Through the pain and blood of Lion, judah’s 12tribe’s people could be salvated and Babylon would be collapsed.^*^
Thailand’s crisis occurred just after some Thailand woman’s check my face at near park and fraud remittance of Thailand’s some bank to fake santa3247^*^
May the Book of Life be with you real freemason and may the force of Golden Censer be with friends of babylon in Braves
P.S: I healed my buttocks’s pain by one shot of Golden Censer. This is stronger than the force of Messiah.^*^
By NO MORE BOBBY
June 21, 2008 12:24 PM | Link to this
The Braves have lost 18 of last 28 games and its time we join the firing party of managers. Im losing what little respect I have left for this orginization. Im sure Cox is even thinking in the back of his mind why am I still here?
FIRE BOBBY COX!!!!!
FIRE BOBBY COX!!!!!
FIRE BOBBY COX!!!!!
By NO MORE BOBBY
June 21, 2008 12:34 PM | Link to this
Maybe the tomahawk-chopping “Eat Mor Chikin” Cow will fall on Bobby Cox!!!!!!
By ben
June 21, 2008 5:32 PM | Link to this
Cox needs to go. If he had been a manager of another team, he probably would have already been gone. Because the fans don’t seem to care what Cox does as far as his decisions, the management just lets all his mistakes go. When you lose 22 straight road games on the road by one run, something needs to be corrected.
By santa3247
June 22, 2008 3:17 AM | Link to this
Hi, I’m Seong-Ho,Yoon living in Jinhae City southkorea now.
Wow!!!Tom Glavine don’t want to do surgery?^^ Yeah! Human beings have the power of natural recovery.^^
Hey! T.Glavine how about the light healing from me?^*^ If you want to do…
After healing of one month, if injury would be healed, I will receive fee of 10% of Medical Schience only.^*^
Differ from medical science, I would bear the responsibility about reoccurence of relapse to the end. At free.^*^
In term of your perfect curing, I will try to cure whole kind of your illnessess at free.^*^
In term of your perfect curing, I want to try to heal J.Smoltz and my favorite players if they would request at free.^*^
But I have no USA VISA, for the purpose of getting VISA OF JUDAH’S 12TRIBES, Babylon now disturbing my getting Job.^^But, If Glavine would hire me as light healer, I can visit Atlanta.^^
The maintenance expense about me is too cheap. I eat two mills per day.^*^
Do you fear terror? I have been living in the nest of Satan over 35years from past to now.^*^
last year in Miyazaki Japan I alone was happiest in my whole life.^*^
Without permission from emperor of Babylon, crusader can’t attack me.^^ I am on top of list of major special observation on Babylon.^^
But nothing different, in any case, Babylon know well about the good people unimplanted, after all, the good unimplanted have to reveal themselves, so another good people could help the good. ^*^
Change your mind!!! Blow the common-sense!!!
May the force of Messiah be with you!
P.S: Chan Ho,Park is not Babylonian in my inspiration^*^
By santa3247
June 22, 2008 9:21 AM | Link to this
Real Roaster of Atlanta Braves in the name of Justice
P:(11) John Smoltz Tom Glavine Tim Hudson Chuck James Buddy Charyle Jair Jurrjens Peter Moylan Daniel Ohman Daniel Smith Pillip Stockman Charlie Morton C:(2) Brian McCann Abraham Miller IF:(7) Chipper Jones Mark Teixeira Kelly Johnson Yunel Escobar Babaro Canizarez Omar Infante Ruben Gotay OF:(5) Matt Diaz Jeff Franceour Brandon Jones Jason Perry Reid Gorecki
May the force of Messiah be with you
By CBT
June 23, 2008 10:00 AM | Link to this
Having Jeff f. out of the line up we scored more runs than we have in a long long time.Watch when he comes back in the line-up how many people get stranded on base.You can see what happened when we were having a great inning hitting and he came in to hit for hudson. Same ole, same ole, Keep him out, and trade him for a couple of good relievers.Let Ohman come in instead of BennHITT,thatACOSTAcha,BLOWyer,Lets make a move quickly!
By New stuff
June 23, 2008 3:27 PM | Link to this
check this out the future looks good
By santa3247
June 24, 2008 3:42 AM | Link to this
Hi, I’m Seong-Ho,Yoon living in Jinhae City southkorea now.
Jeff Francoeur have problem with eye? ^*^And let’s explain about theory of curing eye from now on.
In the beginning, God Elohim created the heaven and the earth. Do you remember? The heaven means outer space from geomagnetic-field and exist over the time and the earth means under the geomagnetic field and the time.
So the heaven can be grasped by not satelite or spaceship but evoluted brainstem of human normally.
After that, God Elohim created human being’s eye to be cured easily by the light on Mind’s Eye. That is to say, the light of Messiah. ^*^ Look at this….
Whole kind of problem in eye originated from polluted blood petrified around hindbrain.
The petrified particle around hindbrain disturb the stream of clean blood between eye and neck, as a result of that, the function of natural recovery around eye fall to bottom and illness of eye occur.^*^
Therefore, for cure of eye problem, radiate the light of Messiah in your mind’s eye and penetrate through both side of hindbrain. And your whole kind of eye problem would be healed quickly I will promise.
But slave of Babylon can’t do this. Slave and friends of Babylon must say “Non-sense”“Insane”^*^
May the force of Messiah be with you
By santa3247
June 26, 2008 10:23 AM | Link to this
Hi, I’m Seong-Ho,Yoon living in Jinhae City southkorea now.
Hey don’t lose your temper J.Campilo at B.Lilibride’s absurd defense^*^
B.Lilibridge moved arm and hand only about hard ground ball, with legs stick to ground. Why? for fear of hard hit ball.^*^
Nobody in brave’s system can tell about player like him now.^*^
Babylonian enjoying you USA people’s cowardice, for the purpose of making so many people over the world who looking Brave’s status. Why?^*^
They can sense the reality of Babylon’s ruling USA by resonance schumann, through Brave. ^*^
Babylon now want to make people looking Braves to feel fear about power of resonance schumann. ^*^
May the force of Messiah be with you
P.S: Don’t believe 144,000 unmarried women angel story in revelation to john. Be carefull about this. Fake santa3247 now using beautiful slave women over the world for this fraud. Keep in mind!^*^
I had no real girlfriend but for divorced ex-wife from past to now. She couldn’t overcome Babylon.^*^
From when I was 5years old, attack of Babylon about me started, but I didn’t change but circumstances only changed from past to now in southkorea.^*^
From when my mother was 9years old, babylon tried to kill her, but she resurrected miraculously.^*^
David’s first name in Japan was Ise and Ise changed into Yoon from 12century. Yeah I am descendant of David. ^*^