Green Mtn
location: Observing the Progressive madness with considerably less amusement.
listening to: Grandchildren, the best reason for saving the future.
registered: 2004.04.03
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Y'all funny.Especially the Americans who only want the 1st Amendment to apply to what their ears want to
hear, lol.As to your remarks Mick, he's a military man, he's spose to talk about war and killing and
related matters. Let's keep in mind, no matter his personal beliefs, he's been sent to make war
by this President and the Democratic Congress too. But if one y'all arranges it, I'll go talk with
him in y'all's behalf. I don't expect he'd like me much as I don't favor these foreign policy
initiatives.Although I didn't see anything terribly objectionable in the Wiki piece except perhaps his
breaking of some elements of the Uniform Code -& even then, from a scriptural point of view-
he has a duty to obey God rather than the traditions of men. Which, not being conversant with
his/this situation, I have no comment on.As to his assertion that the God of Abraham is greater than Allah, about that there is no
question. If you do your research you will discover that Allah was the 'moon god' in a
pantheon of Arab tribal gods before Mohammed singled him out for greatness. If it is anyones
assertion that he has no right to state his beliefs publicly; I would again refer you Americans to
the first sentence, and the non Americans(where the 1st Amendment does not necessarily
apply that -not unlike a Moslem- a Christians first duty is to the Almighty.Which is why I posted that short read for Ed earlier in the week. If anyone was to read it, you
would know that among Julian Huxley's goals in founding UNESCO was to stamp out
Christianity and replace it with a pantheistic/animistic humanist oriented religion for the
masses. Further, if one was to even give a cursory study of UNESCO's history you would have
no difficulty recognizing that that organization has in no way veered from their founders
mission.My only problem with that is that the folks -even herein- who support these missions, lie
about it. H.G. Wells was a tad bit peeved about that last century -this plans have been
long in the making & execution- when he wrote about a New World Order or The Open
Conspiracy, what with his being a Fabian Society member and all, he seemed to hold the
minority view that these plans should be out in the open, and that people might actually
embrace eugenics and the depopulation of the useless eaters, and then the useful idiots, lol..I might also add -sorry Eugene, I've no quarrel with your faith- I am sorry to see Boykin
messing with the Zionists. Until recent years, I did not understand that there is a difference
between the Judaic faith and Zionist state of Israel. I made the common mistake that the faith
and the state are in entire agreement, or one and the same even. Really rather foolish of me,
but there you have it. And, it has changed my foreign policy views toward the state, if not the
people.And gentlemen, a number of raptures will transpire one day, and some of you will be in the
forefront of dismissing it, as now. Too, Armageddon is still a future event -when I don't
know- but Jesus, the King of Kings will settle who's in charge, in the middle east and the world
over, once and for all, during and after his millennial reign from Jerusalem, as foretold. I do
understand your distaste, since he, the Word of God that taketh away the sins of the world is
not your cup of tea, but what can ya do.That said, I do disagree with this idiotic notion of trying to bring prophecy/Armageddon about
since no man knows the time, yknow. QUICK, someone denounce that man ...It's beautiful day, and I've taters dig! YIPPEE
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“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
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Green Mtn
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Y'all funny.Especially the Americans who only want the 1st Amendment to apply to what their ears want to
hear, lol.As to your remarks Mick, he's a military man, he's spose to talk about war and killing and
related matters. Let's keep in mind, no matter his personal beliefs, he's been sent to make war
by this President and the Democratic Congress too. But if one y'all arranges it, I'll go talk with
him in y'all's behalf. I don't expect he'd like me much as I don't favor these foreign policy
initiatives.Although I didn't see anything terribly objectionable in the Wiki piece except perhaps his
breaking of some elements of the Uniform Code -& even then, from a scriptural point of view-
he has a duty to obey God rather than the traditions of men. Which, not being conversant with
his/this situation, I have no comment on.As to his assertion that the God of Abraham is greater than Allah, about that there is no
question. If you do your research you will discover that Allah was the 'moon god' in a
pantheon of Arab tribal gods before Mohammed singled him out for greatness. If it is anyones
assertion that he has no right to state his beliefs publicly; I would again refer you Americans to
the first sentence, and the non Americans(where the 1st Amendment does not necessarily
apply that -not unlike a Moslem- a Christians first duty is to the Almighty.Which is why I posted that short read for Ed earlier in the week. If anyone was to read it, you
would know that among Julian Huxley's goals in founding UNESCO was to stamp out
Christianity and replace it with a pantheistic/animistic humanist oriented religion for the
masses. Further, if one was to even give a cursory study of UNESCO's history you would have
no difficulty recognizing that that organization has in no way veered from their founders
mission.My only problem with that is that the folks -even herein- who support these missions, lie
about it. H.G. Wells was a tad bit peeved about that last century -this plans have been
long in the making & execution- when he wrote about a New World Order or The Open
Conspiracy, what with his being a Fabian Society member and all, he seemed to hold the
minority view that these plans should be out in the open, and that people might actually
embrace eugenics and the depopulation of the useless eaters, and then the useful idiots, lol..I might also add -sorry Eugene, I've no quarrel with your faith- I am sorry to see Boykin
messing with the Zionists. Until recent years, I did not understand that there is a difference
between the Judaic faith and Zionist state of Israel. I made the common mistake that the faith
and the state are in entire agreement, or one and the same even. Really rather foolish of me,
but there you have it. And, it has changed my foreign policy views toward the state, if not the
people.And gentlemen, a number of raptures will transpire one day, and some of you will be in the
forefront of dismissing it, as now. Too, Armageddon is still a future event -when I don't
know- but Jesus, the King of Kings will settle who's in charge, in the middle east and the world
over, once and for all, during and after his millennial reign from Jerusalem, as foretold. I do
understand your distaste, since he, the Word of God that taketh away the sins of the world is
not your cup of tea, but what can ya do.That said, I do disagree with this idiotic notion of trying to bring prophecy/Armageddon about
since no man knows the time, yknow. QUICK, someone denounce that man ...It's beautiful day, and I've taters dig! YIPPEE
–--
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
posted 2007.09.03
posted on September 3rd 2007
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Green Mtn
location: Observing the Progressive madness with considerably less amusement.
listening to: Grandchildren, the best reason for saving the future.
registered: 2004.04.03
posts: 2617
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Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Baerwald on August 27th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Baerwald on August 27th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Reg on August 27th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Baerwald on August 28th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Reg on August 28th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Baerwald on August 28th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Marc on August 29th, 2007-
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – Reg on August 29th, 2007
Re: Shocked, Just Truly Shocked – PatBrown on August 31st, 2007-
Grand Old Party, or... – edlorah on August 31st, 2007
Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – Reg on September 2nd, 2007-
Re: Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – Baerwald on September 2nd, 2007-
Re: Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – Peter T. on September 3rd, 2007-
Re: Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – Baerwald on September 3rd, 2007-
Re: Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – mick on September 3rd, 2007-
Re: Now you have provided me with a perfect example, Pat.... – Green Mtn on September 3rd, 2007
It is true and very sad, Christianity in the US is dead and buried... – Reg on September 3rd, 2007-
GM, have you read this? – Peter T. on September 3rd, 2007-
Re: GM, have you read this? – Green Mtn on September 3rd, 2007
Re: It is true and very sad, Christianity in the US is dead and buried... – Green Mtn on September 3rd, 2007-
Re: It is true and very sad, Christianity in the US is dead and buried... – mick on September 3rd, 2007-
By the power invested in me... – edlorah on September 3rd, 2007-
Edward!!!!!! – Reg on September 3rd, 2007
Re: By the power invested in me... – Green Mtn on September 5th, 2007
Re: It is true and very sad, Christianity in the US is dead and buried... – Green Mtn on September 5th, 2007
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