otcbargains: first, I don't subscribe to the artificial liberal/conservative divide. It's simply a piece of Hegelian Dialectic. Creating a common enemy via a crisis is an age-old strategy and tactic.
Jacob believed Joseph was dead and mourned for him for years. It didn’t make it the truth. Many professed-Christians have many theories about prophecies. It doesn’t make it the truth either. Israel has been caught with their hands in the terrorist and atrocities jar, but that hasn’t stopped them or stopped false prophets from thinking that God needs their help.
Then there’s the quantum leap to moral relevancy? I think that it’s morally reprehensible for individuals to hate having light shone. Of course, then they would have to hate the words of Jesus, who pointed out that their motives were because their own deeds were evil.
Of course, it’s easy to be arrogant enough to bear false witness against those watchmen who cry out against the deeds done to the American populace to be met with anti-American charges. Satan is the accuser and folks, like me, are pointing the finger at Satan worshippers. But you defend those sworn to the destruction of The U.S. and the world.
This is why I don’t discuss personal theology on these boards, because most who claim to be Christian, I would not believe. The greatest attack against Christianity was not persecution; it was the acceptance of pagan beliefs.
So what did the Mossad, elements of the Israeli government, System Planning Corporation’s own Dov Zakheim (PNAC member and Pentagon comptroller), and NORAD have in common?
"Keep your state off of my body"
"When in doubt, empty the clip."
