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Comment by fireguy on March 23, 2010 at 7:59pm

Thanks Bro. You make me think about a lot of things that I probably would remain ignorant of. As the Lucifarian P.O.S. G.W. Bush would say "Appreciate ya." ha.

Comment by Jeff on March 23, 2010 at 7:41pm

fireguy, You and I have a unique relationship based on acceptance and love. That's all I need to know. We'd never harm one another and that's what counts. Even more importantly, we can have these conversations and remain friends, and that says it all.

Comment by fireguy on March 23, 2010 at 7:23pm

Jeff and Markler; I sure am glad we are all friends, because if we were not there would be no point in talking to each other and expressing our opinions.

Nothing I post or write is intended to excuse or justify Israel or any other NWO controlled nation (name one that is not) for crimes they commit including the USA.

Israel was chosen by God to be a pain in the ass for the whole world not because they are special or he loves them more than other people, but to be an example for us not to turn our backs on Him.

Greg, I think the Bible is related to all issues that is why I use scripture in my posts. If it is a distraction I am sorry. Agree or disagree that the Bible is really the Word of God, but no matter, it is hardly irrelevent. No thinking person can ignore Israel's place in history for good or evil just as no one can ignore the signicance of say, the United States, or Germany, in history.

The problem is the NWO not Christians or Muslims or Pagans or Athiests. The elite hate humanity because Satan hates humanity and they follow Satan/Lucifer, in their own writings this is proclaimed over and over again.

I will continue to resist the NWO come what may. I do it because I am a Christian not in spite of it.

I cannot separate my beliefs from my thoughts. Sorry if that offends but that is the way it is. I try not to be rude and make my point briefly and not write diatribes or thesis'. God bless you all and I really do mean that.

Comment by Jeff on March 23, 2010 at 6:59pm

Me too, brutal I mean. I was of the opinion that religion should be absent from discussions surrounding the NWO and have been vocal in regard to this opinion.

However, with the destruction of Mesopotamia and Sumeria, the targeted killing of 500 Iraqi elite, mostly PhD's professors from all walks, the looting and destruction of Iraqi and Afghan archaeological sites, there's a concerted and planned effort to eradicate a race and religion, Arabs and Islam. These relics are invaluable to us all. This is the cradle of civilization. There are 1000s of tablets with the first incidence of mans writing that are now gone, looted.

So this clash of civilizations is apparent and even for an Atheist like myself that believes fully in the value of religion to humanity the issue of religious doctrine now has meaning in discussions regarding the NWO. Very simply, I believe religion has great value to man though none to me personally and I also believe that all religions have equal value. Sadly, I'm in a minority.

And please understand that I maintain a distinction between organized religion, the bible and religious belief or dogma because there is a difference.

Comment by Marklar on March 23, 2010 at 6:47pm

I find it extremely vulgar. Much more vulger than public masturbation in my opinion. History or the opinion of others makes no difference to me in this regard. Just the way I see it.

I was speaking of FireGuy who brought it up and who I also consider to be a friend. I don't pussy foot around though and can be just as brutally honest with friends as I can with enemies.

Comment by Jeff on March 23, 2010 at 6:35pm

And discussing religious doctrine in public is not anything like masturbating in public although saying so makes you sound superior. Still, the impression it gives is one of vulgarity. Discussing religious doctrine in public or private is something humankind has done since the beginning of time. I prefer to leave it out of NWO topics but it seems to creep in no matter what and though I never raise the issue of religious doctrine I'm certainly open-minded enough to discuss it with someone like fireguy who in spite of our differences I consider a valuable friend. I consider you the same. Unfortunately few people are capable of distinguishing the difference between friendship and an intellectual discussion and fewer are able to participate.

Comment by Jeff on March 23, 2010 at 6:31pm

I would hope that applies to fireguy as well. I didn't begin a religious doctrine discussion and have nothing against religion although I would suggest that the bible also has nothing to do with religion.

Comment by Marklar on March 23, 2010 at 6:27pm

Airing your religion in public is no different than masturbating in public. Good for you, go for it, but don't force me to look at it.

Comment by Jeff on March 23, 2010 at 6:18pm

That's exactly what I would write if I were the elite and wanted to control the masses. I might even add something spiffy like Psalm 14:1 to make it look official.

Being a good Christian is one thing. Relying on the bible is another. You're one of the people that discards the portions of the bible that don't fit with your beliefs. You ignore them. The bible is filled with misogyny, rape, murder and slavery but you avoid the issue because of course you wouldn't want to value misogyny, rape, murder or slavery and by doing so you negate the entire text. Why? Because you're choosing which portions are appropriate and which aren't, you, a human being, deciding well, this part of the bible doesn't work so we'll leave it out and this part I like so we'll use it. Absurd.

You apply certain parts to global events and leave other global events out in the cold because nothing fits. The massacre in Darfur and the earthquake in 1903 or 06 have no reference. Wars in Iraq do. It's all terribly absurd but we are all welcomed to believe what we choose, some of us believing a greater departure from reality then others.

Comment by fireguy on March 23, 2010 at 6:02pm

Not going to start arguing with you again Jeff. The U.S. has tried just as hard to support other nations and failed, Cuba and Viet Nam come to mind.

You think Christians are brainwashed, I think you are a fool so let's leave it at that.

Psalm 14:1
The fool says in his heart,
"There is no God."

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