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Comment on How Does Al-Queda see our war effort?

Brooks A. Batson — Sun, 11 Mar 2007 03:32:51 GMT

Amusing is the content of one of the little advert thumbnails above this Blog entry, next to the two for Turkey Fryers: ''How to Convert to Islam
How to convert and become a Muslim
with Live Help by chat
www.IslamReligion.com ''.

It is good to be reminded in these days of a U.S. Department of Justice which has forgotten that its primary duty is to represent the Executive Branch to protect the inalienable individual & States' rights which undergird the Constitution: that the old demon of Islam is a diabolical enterprise which continues to represent its own false god in counter-distinction to the religion of Christ -- of True GOD.

Howbeit, the reality of such a great pressure group as the "Israel Lobby" continuing to direct, even dictate, U.S. foreign policy must also recall to us that there is another diabolically misled group, not recognising Christ and therefore having not the Father, the unbelieving Jews: 'Who hath both killed the Lord and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men.' [I Thessalonians 2.15]

The mischief of these other unbelievers, and hence "heathen" after a terribly real sense, must not be forgotten -- and the duplicity of Talmudically prescribed mis-conduct toward us Christions is of such perfidious import throughout history, that it behooves us equally to reawaken the awareness of this other danger which often slips under the rug due to the more obvious exercise of the Islamic jihad -- the latter overt war against Christendom all but eclipsing the equally real covert war waged by the untiring sons of Talmudic Judaism, whose term for our Gentile young ladies, 'Shiksa', means literally 'little whores, and whose presentation of Jesus by the euphamism, 'Balaam', as the son of a whore, who had perverse relations with his donkey and practiced sorcery with his 'member'. (Internet sites quote these passages from the unexpurgated Soncino Talmud, available for $35 through Amazon, which is considered a high standard for Jewish scholarship; the most convincing of these out of Israel by humanistic Jews who work to reveal and defang the ugly truths of religious Judaism today: Daat Emet, in Hemrew, Russian, & English, as for instance this article on the Halachic view of Gentiles as being 'animals' and not children of G_D, http://www.daatemet.org.il/articles/article.cfm?article_id=119 ).

Terrorism can take many forms, and that of the ADL and Jewish Finance & Media can be terrible in its consequences for America, through derangement of the 2nd Amendment (which, in applying only to Congress, merely prevents establishment of a State Church), as also the domination of the same mindset in Academia, Media, Arts, and Politics. This truth also needs to be shouted from the rooftops, but is barely even to be insinuated in the climate of a fearsome ''Political Correctness'' none, or very few indeed, dare to oppose today.

Comment on This 110th Congress is full of fakes!

Gordon — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 02:54:30 GMT

It's not just the Congress. The U.S. Supreme Court, since Samuel Alito's confirmation, has had a Catholic majority:

http://www.ctlibrary.com/ct/2006/january/14.66.html

This result was hardly even mentioned in the press, I doubt one in 5 Americans has any idea of this. The Catholic majority is fine with me, but it's upsetting that despite the official position of the Roman Catholic Church and the tremendous turmoil over abortion in the U.S., few pro-abortion liberals seemed to think they had much to worry about just because of the Catholic majority.

They may not have liked Alito, but few seemed to be the least bit concerned about the Catholic Church and what it thinks. This is surely a huge turn of events since the 1960 JF Kennedy campaign.

Comment on DEATH TO CHRISTIANS

Gordon — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 02:31:21 GMT

Hi Daniel,

I guess some folks will do just about anything to keep from having to do their homework ... That's a good story, to say you're an American saved by Syrians.

Doesn't sound like much of a spirit of brotherhood for a bunch of folks living in a fraternity house!

It's sad what's happened in Pakistan, Egypt and so many other places, Muslim, communist, and otherwise. Christians need to take much more interest in each others' welfare.

It's been shown again and again through history that devout Christians are valuable contributors to a society. These Muslim countries are really shooting themselves in the foot when they run the Christians off.

P.S. - You SHOULD have been drinking Gatorade...

Comment on Manners

Brooks A. Batson — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 22:59:07 GMT

I plead guilty!

There is something about confessing one's sins which most of us should know: we are not entirely sure we will not repeat them, and it seems desperately necessary to talk to others about them, in order to work out their resolution in our own characters, so that said sins and peccadillos are not repeated and we should develop positive character traits to replace the defects -- in this case trust in God, the guarantor of loyalty. If one's word is just, God will make good on the promises -- the 'quid pro quo' of the trust in honesty and honour. If we fear otherwise, we are imperfect in love: 'There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.' [I John 4.18]

That is God's answer to not keeping one's word -- trust in the love of God which means trust in Christ within. I did plead "guilty" and now it is time to accept Christ's forgiveness and move on to that perfection of love which is the solution.

Y'all pray for me and I shall pray for you, dear reader.

Comment on WHAT ME WORRY!

Brooks A. Batson — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 23:34:09 GMT

The best summary of THE PROBLEM I have seen; and one recalls further that it is God Whom they have rejected, as the LORD told Samuel. Now babies are disposable 'in utero' and there isn't anything they might not do. Doesn't it remind one of the situation at Babel about the tower ... and at Sodom ?

Comment on This 110th Congress is full of fakes!

Brooks A. Batson — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 17:51:23 GMT

There is a "novus ordo" inversion of "Man" with God; this is diabolical and comes straight out of the same spirit as Marxism, as is detailed in Rumanian Gulag graduate Rev. Richard Wurmbrand's 'Marx & Satan', which quotes Marx's poem entitled the inversion of 'Emmanuel' (http://www.persecution.com.au/shop/default.asp?cattype=B&category=ALL , and text also online). Regarding such an inversion, the so-called Liberation Theology, St Paul warns in I Timothy 6 that it is contrary to the teaching of Christ, ignorant, perverse.

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Comment on NO ONE GOES TO HELL????????

Abelle — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 07:05:52 GMT

Funny, because I thought that what you thought was being taught in Catholic churches is what is being taught (say that 10 times-:)) in born-again churches, where what matters is faith alone, as per Luther, in reaction and protest of the Catholic Church's teachings on heaven, hell, and purgatory. The Catholic Church remains consistent in its teachings, will not relax on its views on certain matters like abortion or homosexuality or divorce, to the annoyance of other Christians, and is not about to change its views on hell, the need for works evidencing faith, the need for repentance (what do you think w go to confession for?) and the necessity of righteous living. So speaking as a devout Roman Catholic, I say... facetiously, mind... go to hell... because you're wrong. :)

Comment on LATIN

Daniel John Gorham — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 21:21:31 GMT

Thank you Tim Morley, you are the first to enter a reply in the comment section of our young website. Nice of you to bring up ESPERANTO since I am the official representative for Esperento in Belize. So we welcome your entry.
EVERYONE else should note that you can enter a comment here to any message you see.

Comment on LATIN

Tim Morley — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 22:00:56 GMT

You might be interested in a footnote in the latest newsletter issued by the Finnish Presidency -- Conspectus rerum Latinus is now also available in Esperanto.
http://tinyurl.com/rvzjc
http://conspectus.wordpress.com

Using Latin makes a great statement. It's a reminder of our common European history and heritage, but also of the fact that the future of language policy and language use in the EU is far from solved.

Using Esperanto points to one possible way forward, as a common second language for all, or at least for as many as want to use it. It's billed as easier to learn (some would say very much easier) than English or any other national language, and it doesn't come with the baggage that a national language does -- it doesn't impose a foreign way of thinking, and it doesn't give an automatic and perpetual advantage to a nation full of native speakers.

It's in use today in every country of the EU, in small but growing numbers. Find out more, or start an online course today!
http://lernu.net