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By: MiamiMan

MiamiMan — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 12:45:30 +0000

54. Bryce:

[Whats funny is that good old white protestant American Conservatives don’t realize they have the same values as conservative Muslims. Only reason conservatives dont like Muslims their government told them to hate Muslims]

Bryce, this is really funny. You must write a book right away on this subject, for our enlightenment and that of future generations.

By: MiamiMan

MiamiMan — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 12:41:36 +0000

53. logos1j1:

[Hitler was possessed, probably by the Devil himself...]

Definitely so, in occult circles it is known that Hitler was possessed by non-other than the Lord of Falsehood himself, one of the 4 original forces of evil, who likes to call himself The Lord of the Nations (Lucifer – or being of light – is another one, but was converted). That’s why I always recommend that recent book by Van Vrekhem, “Hitler and His God” that not only entertains this subject, but details the occult struggles of both Sri Aurobindo and the Mother to thwart, at the occult level, the evil designs of Hitler during World War II.

I insist that you must be very, very careful, with whom you mingle, the surroundings, and, more importantly the state of your mind when you do so, for, as you hinted, in gatherings the level of consciousness decreases dramatically, and an individual, not protected by a strong physic envelope or grace, will, more than likely, succumb to the evil atmosphere.

By: logos1j1

logos1j1 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:21:46 +0000

Bryce, 54
You are all over the map! Firstly, Islam’s moral system – if it can be called that – is nothing like Christianity or Judaism that is why our JUDEO-CHRISTIAN heritage is in direct conflict with the Islamic world and has been ever since that nut job of a “prophet” started slaughtering people 1400 years ago. I’m not going to waste a lot of time quoting sources when all this is just a bunch of recycled PC pap without any foundation. The contradistinction between Judeo-Christian and Islamic values is so obvious that the burden of proof lies with you to prove that there is none. You offer none.

You claim that the Republican Party is the party of big government, etc. and then vote for Obama! That’s insane. Give him a second term and he’ll be telling you how much toilet paper you can use to wipe you butt! Read the Republican Party plank. The party is for small government, free market capitalism and freedom. The problem is the politicians themselves who betray that plank and their campaign promises when they get to D.C.

Our government told us to hate Muslims? Really? I’d love the reference to that governmental command. For the life of me I can’t remember it – it must have had a subliminal effect on me. By the by, do you remember a little incident long about eight years ago or so …… I think in late summer or early fall ….. maybe in September? Do you know what I’m talking about? For the life of me…. what was it? Maybe another blogger could chime in and help us out.

Pray tell: what is a party of the people again? It sounds familiar….. Gosh, I guess I’m a little off my game here.

By: Camo in Turkey

Camo in Turkey — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 05:55:09 +0000

#54 Bryce: Woa, dude, calm down. You’re shooting from the hip with a lot of generalizations and no details. Except the first six lines, the same of what you said could be said of liberals and Democrats, especially since Demos have run the house and senate for a few years now.

By: Bryce

Bryce — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:45:03 +0000

What do these two unrelated stories have to do to each other. The first one is about some dumb college kids that took a joke way too far. Yeah it was gross. What makes those kids card carrying progressives, just because they go to Lewis and Clark College, from there actions it is clear they are not progressive. Your next point is a play you really seem to agree with, but you didn’t like what the other audience members had to say. Grow uo its supposed to make you think some people think differently than others. Whats funny is that good old white protestant American Conservatives don’t realize they have the same values as conservative Muslims. Only reason conservatives dont like Muslims their government told them to hate Muslims. Despite all the anti government rheotoric thats sprung up coincidentally now that we have a black president the Republican Party is in fact the party of blind obedience to the state and the big banks that play it like a marrionette doll. Who cares what they do in their own houses the problem is they pose a threat to our puppet Israel, that happens to own a large chunk of our worthless government oh yeah and they are “heathens”. Good old GOP, its the party of big debts big government, big brother, warantless wiretapping secret prisons crackdowns on freedom of expression, big constant wars. Tell me something werent we helping the Taliban in their fight for Burkas and shariah law against girls schools when it was the Soviet Union that tried to modernize. i believe back then the Grand Old Partye was defending a traditional way of life against godless communists. In all fairness all of our wars have had bipartisan support. Both parties are very dissapointing. Their two sides of a money coin im afraid. Its because we let the people up top run things for us and though I voted for Obama too many people are expecting him to make everything better. We need to build a new party thats not just urban or rural and crosses race culture religious lines. Doesn’t have to cross class lines per se, lets build a party of the people

By: logos1j1

logos1j1 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 03:24:11 +0000

So most fall on either one side or another: that Phyllis should have spoken up, or was right not to have done so. But I must agree with MiamaMan #4, and this is not the first time he’s stolen my thunder. More power to him. The wisdom of this position is shown by Victor Frankl’s experience noted by Jerry #16 and by Christ in Mark 6:10-11. What Frankl experienced was nothing less than demonic possession. It was not “group-think” or any other psycho-babble mumbo jumbo. It was not because Hitler was such a stellar public speaker. Hitler was possessed, probably by the Devil himself, and by going to such a meeting – though unsuspecting and/or unbelieving – Frankl put himself under the authority of the demonic powers that were there. This was very foolish. This is where too much curiosity will get the ignorant: as we say, “Curiosity killed the cat.” And, no, satisfaction does not bring it back. There was nothing to “understand” about Hitler except that he was evil and had to be stopped.

In the verse cited Christ says, “… shake off the dust under your feet as a testimony against them.” He means simply that some people are never going to listen to Truth and there is no point in getting into a shouting match with them or allowing yourself to be needlessly hurt by them. It is better to stay away from them altogether and seek out those who ARE willing to listen. This is not cowardly, it is wise. Phyllis should have left as soon as she found out what all this nonsense was really about. Having stayed she should have said something: you don’t go to a battle and then refuse to fight! She should have said her piece and then left, shaking the dust from her feet, before it got nasty. I think she made the worst possible choice: but none of us is perfect, and my point is not to be her judge but to show a better course of action for the future.

As an aside I believe it is I who am the Wiki-hater in this group, and I will defend that little hill with all my might. I despise Wikipedia. Its existence makes me angry.

By: Mike2

Mike2 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 03:06:13 +0000

15. Dblade:

There are artists all over that earn enough to make a living at their craft and some make a lot of money. I am much more familiar with what goes on in the musical world and many have done very well indeed by performing the kind of music that would bring them good returns and at other times performing other types of music that they truly love for their own satisfaction. Some are lucky enough to do both at the same time. Talent and a shrewd business sense have served them well. Again I hold up Madonna as an example but she certainly isn’t the only one.

Most musicians, and I am an example, know that self employment in the industry is not a good possibility so we put food on the table by other means. But, it does not stop us from doing what we love and most of us don’t need a taxpayer hand out to do so.