“Gog-U-Magog” is a documentary that combines the wisdom of Jewish teachings including Kabalah, Talmud and Books of Prophets together with the ideas of leading political pundits. “Gog-U-Magog” illuminates the current affairs [2005] in the Middle East and the rest of the world in a light that you probably never saw before."

Watch the Video (2005)

Why The War Of Gog-U-Magog?
"G-d created His world. This includes ourselves, the whole beautiful universe around us, and even the human intelligence to write, to read, and to print these very sentences. But where is G-d, the most important One in the world? He is hiding his presence."

Is George Bush the famous Gog of the biblical Gog & Magog?
(IsraelNN.com) February 2005: "End of Days researcher, Dov Bar Leib, tells us why so many respected rabbis believe that U.S. President George Bush is indeed Gog, from the biblical "Gog & Magog". Are we in the last big war? Is this the end of Mankind, or a new wonderful beginning?"

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* 2000 Marks the Beginning of the Post-American Era ~ The Bush Administration

Letter from France
August 27, 2007

The Human Bomb

LETTER FROM FRANCE about French president Nicolas Sarkozy. To understand Nicolas Sarkozy, who has been President of France for three months, it helps to know the story of the human bomb. In 1993, when Sarkozy was mayor of Neuilly, he went into a nursery school where a man strapped in…

by Adam Gopnik

Excerpt:

"He [Sarkozy] continued, “With America, he wants the normal relations we’ve always had. But he is capable of candor there, too. When Sarkozy met Condoleezza Rice, she said, ‘What can I do for you?’ And he said, bluntly, ‘Improve your image in the world. It’s difficult when the country that is the most powerful, the most successful—that is, of necessity, the leader of our side—is one of the most unpopular countries in the world. It presents overwhelming problems for you and overwhelming problems for your allies. So do everything you can to improve the way you’re perceived—that’s what you can do for me.’ I think it’s entirely possible; the reservoir of good will has been drained somewhat, but it is far from dry. Look how much the image of France has changed in the United States in eight weeks.”

"Sarkozy’s decision to spend his summer vacation in New Hampshire and have lunch with George W. Bush in Maine was widely regarded in France not as obsequiousness but as pure human-bombism: walk right up to the man considered dangerous and disarm him by talking calmly over a hot dog. The effect aimed for was not so much audacity as anomie: Sarkozy is trying to remove the drama from Franco-American relations by making them “normal.” I’m in the neighborhood—let’s have lunch. The larger, implicit point is that the threatening thing is not really that threatening.

"The catastrophe in Iraq has had an unlooked-for effect: not to stoke anti-Americanism in a new generation but to make America seem almost marginal. For almost two hundred years, Americanization in Europe has been synonymous with modernization—that’s why the Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor, as a gift of the Third French Republic, the fraught state that appeared after Louis-Napoleon’s Second Empire failed. It was a gift not from a complacent old world to a nascent new one but from a newborn republic to one that, after its civil war, was firm and coherent. The point wasn’t that Europe would not abandon us; it was that we would not abandon old Europe to the despots.

"Now, for the first time, it’s possible to imagine modernization as something independent of Americanization: when people in Paris talk about ambitious kids going to study abroad, they talk about London. (Americans have little idea of the damage done by the ordeal that a routine run through immigration at J.F.K. has become for Europeans, or by the suspicion and hostility that greet the most anodyne foreigners who come to study or teach at our scientific and educational institutions.) When people in Paris talk about manufacturing might, they talk about China; when they talk about tall buildings, they talk about Dubai; when they talk about troubling foreign takeovers, they talk about Gazprom. The Sarkozy-Gordon Brown-Merkel generation is not unsympathetic to America, but America is not so much the primary issue for them, as it was for Blair and Chirac, in the nineties, when America was powerful beyond words. To a new leadership class, it sometimes seems that America is no longer the human bomb you have to defuse but the nut you walk away from.

"What Brown, Merkel, and Sarkozy all have in common is that they do not want to be defined by their response to America—either unduly faithful, as with Blair, or unduly hostile, as Chirac became. Instead, as Levitte says, they all want to normalize relations with a great power that is no longer the only power. Its military weakness has been exposed in Iraq, its economic weakness by the rise of the euro, and its once great cultural magnetism has been diminished by post-9/11 paranoia and insularity. America has recovered from worse before, and may do so again. But it is also possible that the election of Nicolas Sarkozy may be seen not as the start of a new pro-American moment in Europe but as a marker of the beginning of the post-American era."

* "God's Warriors" ~ with Christiane Amanpour

Cross-reference to original posting: METAXY

CNN's Christiane Amanpour says she believes the world has entered an "age of religious politics."

CNN.com asked users to send questions to Amanpour as part of "CNN Presents" documentary, "God's Warriors." Read the Questions & Answers.

About Christiane Amanpour

* "God's Warriors" ~ Here & Now

God's Jewish Warriors, God's Muslim Warriors, God's Christian Warriors

Exclusive global CNN documentary 'God's Warriors' examines religion, power and politics.

CNN Presents: God’s Warriors

A Synopsis

"Protestors who kill for their religious beliefs. “Patriot Pastors” who seek to change American culture through the ballot box. Zealots who target prime ministers and presidents with assassination for “subverting God’s will.” Parents who reject science education in conflict with their religious principles. Suicide martyrs who are revered as iconic heroes. These are “God’s Warriors” of Christianity, Islam and Judaism. They see contemporary society as corrupt and view themselves as the front line of defense in a battle for cultural supremacy and political power. They are changing the world." International Air Times

"For this documentary, Amanpour reports that during the last 30 years, each faith has exploded into a powerful political force, comprised of followers – “God’s warriors” – who share a deep dissatisfaction with modern society, and a fierce determination to place God and religion back into daily life and to the seats of power. Their political and cultural struggles to save the world from what they view as secular materialism, greed and sexual corruption have caused anger, division and fear." Press Release

'God's Warriors' ~ CNN Podcast.
Three Nights. Six hours.
Reported by Christiane Amanpour.
August 21, 22, 23 at 9 p.m. in
the USA. Check your local listings.

Based on the information provided, this is not old stuff ... this is "here and now" ... should be interesting.

The Bombing of Nagasaki August 9, 1945: The Untold Story

By Gary G. Kohls

08/09/07 "Lew Rockwell" --- 62 years ago, on August 9th, 1945, the second of the only two atomic bombs (a plutonium bomb) ever used as instruments of aggressive war (against essentially defenseless civilian populations) was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, by an all-Christian bomb crew. The well-trained American soldiers were only "doing their job," and they did it efficiently.

...

A large portion of the responsibility for the prevention of military atrocities like Nagasaki lies within the organized Christian churches and whether or not they soon start teaching and living what the radical nonviolent Jesus taught and lived.

The next Nagasaki can be prevented if the churches finally heed Jesus’ call to nonviolence and refuse their government’s call for the bodies and souls of their sons and daughters.

Full article ...



My question is: would atheists/agnostics have created this horror?

* Proof for the Existence of God is Found in Prayer! ~ Loving God, Please Confuse Me ...

How can it be that for thousands of years every nation has prayed to their particular brand of god for global peace, an end to world hunger, and everything else under the sun to no avail. And when, e.g., war and disasters strike, the 'faithful' thank their god for 'his' mercy that they were spared his wrath intimating that their god created the chaos and that they are somehow special having escaped what others suffered in their deaths, rapes, and maimings. "God's ways are higher than our ways," they say, "Glory be to God," and, "Who can know the mind of God?" Yet, in their nonsense, they do.

And then there is the prayer that god change the evil ways of people while asking for forgiveness, relinquishing the god of responsibility, after all.

PRAYER TO END THE WAR AGAINST IRAQ
by Art Laffin

Loving God,

We beg your forgiveness for the war that the U.S. is waging against the Iraqi people,for destroying Iraq's infrastructure by massive bombings, for using highly toxic weapons that contaminate Iraqi land and water, and are causing major increases in cancers among children.

Forgive us for imposing economic sanctions that have killed over one million Iraqis, mostly children.

Forgive us for placing oil interests above human welfare.

Heal us of our moral blindness and fill our hearts with love.

Help us to renounce all killing, to stop demonizing our adversaries, to value all life as sacred, and to see the Iraqi people as our brothers and sisters.

Empower us to engage in nonviolent action to end this slaughter of the innocents.

O God, make us channels of your peace and reconciliation. Amen

We know that God exists when our prayer for confusion is answered.

* Hamas' Mickey Mouse = Rafah: Teaching Children to Hate & Kill

Hamas TV has a new children's show which features a Mickey Mouse lookalike. But this Mickey does not romp about with Pluto, nor does he woo Minnie Mouse. Instead – he teaches his young viewers to fight the "Zionist Occupation" and dream of a world dominated by Islam. Full story and watch the video: Israel National News

Additional examples of incitment of children though television can be viewed here.

* US Military Attacked by Evangelicals ~ Danger! Christian Taliban at Work

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that all members of the United States Armed Forces fully receive the Constitutional guarantees of religious freedom to which they and all Americans are entitled by virtue of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

Press Release

Historic First-Ever Debate on Separation of Church and State in the Military April 24, 5pm at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA). This event is three years in the making!

Investigation

Mikey Weinstein writes: Today the man with his finger on the button, those who will receive the order to strike; many of those who will then be expected to put their lives on the line to carry out American policy have been molded by the influences of these elements. A power conversion has taken place that has nothing to do with freedom or religion. Many thinkers and writers saw the potential for such a threat over the last several generations. But it is our generation and those who follow who now have no choice but to take action.

Corporate interests and the patient and long range plan of Christian Reconstructionists have made this possible with the cooperation and coordination provided by the NeoCons If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I would think it was bad science fiction. But when I wake up the nightmare continues. The threats to my family, the rising tide of violence aimed at me and those I love, and those whose courage has drawn them to stand with me affirm the truth of what we confront.

Continue, history of movement, It began in the early 70s with...

*Weinstein is author of With God on Our Side: One Man's War Against an Evangelical Coup in America's Military

* Problems with Sam Harris' "The End of Faith" ~ by Neil Godfrey

Sam Harris, author of The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason has and is raising consciousness to the dangers of religion. That said, Neil Godfrey's critique of his book provides thoughtful rebuttal to some of Harris' assertions.

This is a disturbing book principally for its ignorant tirade against Moslems. As an atheist myself I had hoped for something more rational and informative given the enormous popularity of this book in the U.S. but find Harris here is too often little more than a mega-mouthpiece for Western (read American?) ignorance of Moslems and the Moslem world outside the U.S. borders. I expected to read along with a like-mind since I also see religion and religious faith as a net negative left-over from our evolutionary past that needs to be eradicated just as acceptance of rape as a natural means for reproduction has been eradicated. But I found points of agreement only at a superficial level. It is bad enough that he blames religion as the principle or fundamental root cause of suicide terrorism: he says it was religious belief, belief in a blissful life after death, that enabled the 9/11 hijackers to commit their atrocity. What rot. A slight amount of reflection and simple logic would inform him that if religious belief were the root enabler of suicide terrorism then we would surely have had suicide terrorism for as long as we have had such beliefs in any religion. Pape’s “Dying to Win” is a scholarly research work that amply demonstrates that suicide terrorism is a function of national identity humiliation brought about by foreign occupation and that perpetrators of this form of terrorism since the 1980’s have included both the religious and non-religious and secular, Christian and Buddhist as well as Moslem. Pape’s research pulverizes Harris’s ignorant diatribe.

Harris also makes the tired old moral comparison between “collatoral damage” and “wilful terrorist acts” meant to sanitize western belligerent responses to 9/11, and in so doing becomes a supporter of the very actions that are dooming us to more war and increasing terror. Again deeper reflection would enlighten one to a more accurate comparison that brought the two much closer together than Harris wants to admit: imagine a police officer opting to open massive firepower into a house where murderers are suspected of hiding knowing that that firepower would also inevitably wipe out several other houses sheltering innocent families that (unfortunately!) happened to be in the general path of fire! The balance is thus not that the terrorist wants to kill civilians while “we” regrettably unavoidably kill civilians; it is, rather, that the terrorist wants to kill civilians while “we” don’t care if we kill civilians. (Disagree? Then why do “we” say “we don’t do body counts” if we really do care and truly regret?)

But the book is more disturbing than this because it would appear to me to be fanning ignorant prejudice and inhumane policies against Moslem peoples that can only guarantee a deepening of the problem he thinks will be solved by the eradication of religious belief, especially Moslem belief. He writes point-blank on page 133 that if Moslem societies prospered they would more than likely threaten and harm “us” even more and therefore the best thing for “us” is that those societies stay undeveloped! He writes that millions of Moslems (suggesting the majority) want to set up a Taliban-like society over “us”. He equates Hammas with a terrorist outfit pure and simple. The only hope in the book to balance such ignorance is his pleading for a rationality that is open to new evidence (p.235). One can only hope that Harris is open-minded enough to seek out and embrace evidence that will surely to be new to him — evidence about the truth of the majority of Moslems and Hammas that is freely available in western societies like his to any who care to seriously inform themselves.

First 10 pages of The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason

Cross-reference METAXY for Neil Godfrey

* Does the USA have a Unique Relationship with God? Mighty Madeleine and the Almighty

The Mighty and the Almighty: Reflections on America, God, and World Affairs, with an Introduction by President William J. Clinton, is a 2006 memoir written by former United States Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

“A particularly candid first draft of history. . . . The result is a book that makes an important contribution to the question of how our foreign policy should adjust to the rise of religion worldwide.”
—The Washington Post Book World

“In this meditation on how faith shapes world events, Albright explores Islam’s roots, predicts that the U.S. invasion of Iraq may rank ‘among the worst foreign policy disasters’ in our history and urges America to tread lightly. . . . An engrossing, important read.”
—People (4 stars)

“An absorbing, well-written, informative and thoughtful look at U.S. foreign policy and the role religion plays within it. . . . Albright offers a thought-provoking and original approach to incorporating religion into international relations.”
—Associated Press

Dr. Albright addresses some of the most controversial political and social questions of our time. Does America have a unique relationship with God? Has the United States, as George W. Bush has proclaimed, been divinely ordained to bring liberty and democracy to the world? What role does the Christian right have in influencing U.S. foreign policy? What strategy should America adopt in shaping its relations with the Muslim world? Is peace still possible in the Middle East?

ABC News: Read Chapter One

Albright lectures on foreign policy

Yale Herald
by Kristen Von Hoffmann
April 2, 2004

"Madeleine Albright, U.S. secretary of state under President Bill Clinton, LAW '73, and the highest ranking woman in the history of the U.S. government, spoke to a packed audience at the Yale Divinity School on Tuesday. The speech, entitled 'The Mighty and the Almighty: United States Foreign Policy and God,' examined how religion affects foreign policy and specifically how the United States has undertaken certain political actions using religious justification in the war against terrorism.

"Albright said that the United States will never unite the world with the idea that America has a unique position with God. She went on to say that the problem with Bush's approach is that it comes very close to justifying America's fight against terrorism using Christianity, which "plays right into terrorists' hands," she said.

"'I believe that we can unite the world in opposition to the murder of innocent people,' she said. 'But we will never unite the world in support of the idea that Americans have a unique relationship with God.'

"She prompted the audience to consider how to establish certain universal moral standards without religious guidelines. She admitted that there would inevitably be disputes between cultures who were asked to agree on moral norms without a religious motive but stated that certain moral standards, 'should not be in question.' The killing of innocent people is not acceptable, she said. 'We must stop turning humans into robots and people into bombs. We must ask ourselves how best to do this.'

"She emphasized that one of America's founding principles was the separation between church and state and that this should be upheld in future politics.

"However, she said that religion can play an important role in moderating differences between cultures. "The borderless nature of religious faith often makes it easier for leaders to talk to one another, easier for nations to agree on common values," she said.

"During her tenure, Albright successfully expanded and modernized NATO, promoted peace in the Balkans, and expanded democracy in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America."

Los Angeles Times
Good versus evil isn't a strategy: Bush's worldview fails to see that in the Middle East, power politics is the key

by Madeleine Albright
March 24, 2006

PBS Interview, May 2006

* Entering 5th Year of Iraq War ~ Proud of Our Soldiers; Many Ashamed of President.

Thousands of War Protesters March to Pentagon
Demonstrators Heckled by Veterans, War Supporters

by Michael Alison Chandler, Brigid Schulte and Steve Vogel
Washington Post Staff Writers
Saturday, March 17, 2007

The Washington Post: "Thousands of protesters gathered at the Lincoln Memorial today and marched to the Pentagon to mark Monday's anniversary of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, but they were heckled along the route by smaller groups of veterans and war supporters..."
Thousands Protest As War Enters 5th Year

by The Associated Press
March 17, 2007

New York Times: "Speakers at the Pentagon rally criticized the Bush administration at every turn but blamed congressional Democrats, too, for refusing to cut off money for the war."

And where is President Bush today? Safely tucked away at the Presidential Retreat at Camp David, Maryland.

PBS Reports: "The strikes began at about 5:35 a.m. local time Wednesday, March 19, 2003 (9:25 p.m. Eastern time), some 90 minutes after President Bush's deadline for Saddam Hussein and his sons to leave Iraq expired."

Iraqi Civilian Deaths =>

CNN Reports: , Wednesday, March 19, 2003 "If [the Iraqi] people have more money they have been trying to leave the country. Many of the rich try to send families to Syria to sit out the war.

"However, the vast majority of Baghdad's five million have people remained in the city."

"Shock and Awe", March 21,3003
"Shock and Awe", March 22, 2003

Cross-reference METAXY ~ US and Iraqi War Casualties

* Breaking News ~ Some Dots Connected Today

"The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."

~ George W. Bush, State of the Union, January 28, 2003 speech

Libby found guilty in CIA leak case

March 6, 2007 - WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The former top aide to Vice President Dick Cheney was found guilty on Tuesday of lying and obstructing a probe related to the Bush administration's handling of the Iraq war and could face years in prison ...

Iraq War Began March 17, 2003
Casualties of the War to Date

Someone's fantasies.

* For Gods and Country ~ A Good Deal After All

The Army Chaplain Who Wanted to Switch to Wicca? Transfer Denied.

by Alan Cooperman
Washington Post Staff Writer
February 19, 2007

A year ago Don Larsen was a Pentecostal Christian minister at Camp Anaconda, the largest U.S. support base in Iraq. But after the February 22, 2006, bombing of the Golden Mosque in Samarra which triggered revenge attacks between Shiite and Sunni militants, Larsen did an about-face.

"I realized so many innocent people are dying again in the name of God," Larsen says. "When you think back over the Catholic-Protestant conflict, how the Jews have suffered, how some Christians justified slavery, the Crusades, and now the fighting between Shiite and Sunni Muslims, I just decided I'm done. . . . I will not be part of any church that unleashes its clergy to preach that particular individuals or faith groups are damned."

Larsen "decided the religion that best matched his universalist vision was Wicca, a blend of witchcraft, feminism and nature worship that has ancient pagan roots.

"On July 6, 2006, he applied to become the first Wiccan chaplain in the U.S. armed forces, setting off an extraordinary chain of events. By year's end, his superiors not only denied his request but also withdrew him from Iraq and removed him from the chaplain corps, despite an unblemished service record."

Sounds like Larsen came out on top. He's out of Iraq and at home serving as an artillery officer in the National Guard. Sometimes it's not a bad thing to be the target of bigotry and discrimination.

The Big Scary List of George W. Bush Quotes

Image from Arg!

* Update ~ March on Washington, D.C., How's it Going? January 27-29, 2007

The number of protesters against Bush's policies, especially the Iraq war and escalation of sending 20,000+ more American citizens to fight a lost battle, is unknown as yet.

But among those attending are average citizens, activist organizations, congresspeople, and celebrities such as actor Tim Robbins who spoke, "'Richard Nixon talked to the walls,' Robbins continued. 'But George Bush is talking to God. But it is not a God I recognize. This God seems to be giving Bush a pass 'on some commandments.'"

As would be expected the crowd is roaring such chants as, "Impeach Bush! ... "And Cheney!"

The event continues today and tomorrow: Schedule

Thousands Protest Bush Policy

by Michael Ruane and Fredrick Kunkle
Washington Post Staff Writers
Sunday, January 28, 2007

Where is Bush this weekend? I hope he's paying attention. Nah, probably working up to his next wargasm--Iran?

* Bush has United the World ~ Against Him ~ Scheer Uses the Words "Deceitful and Egomaniacal," Referring to Dubya

The World Agrees: Stop Him

January 23, 2007
by Robert Scheer

"Stop him before he kills again. That is the judgment of the American people, and indeed of the entire world, as to the performance of our president, and no State of the Union address can erase that dismal verdict. ..."

"The common theme is hypocrisy. The reaction tends to be: ‘You were a champion of a certain set of rules. Now you are breaking your own rules, so you are being hypocritical.’ ..."

"Those around the world who still believe we play a positive global role has dropped to a miserable 29 percent, strikingly similar to Bush’s overall performance numbers at home, according to the most recent CBS poll. So it’s true: Bush is “a uniter, not a divider”—uniting people across the world in their opposition to his policies. ..."

"He added that it makes Bush seem to say, “I’ll listen to you, but I’ll do what I want anyway.” Hardly the message that the leader of the world’s greatest experiment in representative democracy should be sending to the world ... a deceitful and egomaniacal leader accountable."

* Mega-Mosque Clash in the UK & Christian Responses

LONDON - Some now call London the “Muslim capital of Europe” since no Western city has more mosques. London could be home to the largest Mosque outside of the Middle East.

The Shadow Cast by a Mega-Mosque

Telegraph.co.UK
by Philip Johnston
September 25, 2006

Plans are for an entire Islamic village, "... this is not any old mosque built to serve the local community. It will be the largest place of worship in Europe, a gigantic three-storey Islamic centre, with schools and other facilities, able to hold at least 40,000 worshippers and up to 70,000 if necessary."

UK: Bad News For Tablighi Mosque Development

Western Resistance
by Giraldus Cambrensis
November 5, 2006

"The Observer reports that the planned mega-mosque at Newham in east London is now encountering opposition from local Muslims. Previously, Christian groups had opposed the development of the mosque ... it has been revealed that the London Olympics [in 2012] will take place at the same time as Ramadan, and this news has upset those who are backing the mosque construction," which is proposed to sit right next door to the Olympic grounds

Plans for Western 'Mega-Mosque' Rouse Concerns

by Jennifer Gold
Christian Post Correspondent
January 10, 2007

"The group behind the development is called Tablighi Jamaat.

"According to the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Tablighi Jamaat has ties to al-Qaeda. In addition, the shoe bomber Richard Reid was associated with Tablighi Jamaat, as were two of the 7/7 bombers who struck London's public transport system in 2005.

"Tablighi Jamaat has come under scrutiny from western security agencies since 9/11. Two years ago, according to The New York Times, a senior FBI anti-terrorism official claimed it was a recruiting ground for al-Qaeda."

My preference is that all religious structures be reassigned to something useful and needed, e.g., homeless shelters. Not an original idea, just a conviction. ~ BlogHer

Islam
Mega-Mosque Plans Could Make London "Muslim Capital of Europe"

Christian Broadcast News (CBN)
by Dale Hurd
January 2007

Spiritual Warfare News

Comments from Christians on "Worthy Boards":

"Anyway, if it is built, I hope somebody plants about 500 pounds of high explosives under the darn thing."

"Think about what you're saying man!! Supporting hate crimes is NOT the way Christians are supposed to conduct themselves. You don't need to like Islam or see it as a valid faith to show some respect for other people. If you think Islam is false, then pray for those who believe in it ... This is not what Jesus wants for us, this is not the message he sent to those who were misled or had been taught falsehoods."

"Nevertheless, I stand by what I said. I hope they blow it to kingdom come, along with the golden domed mosque in Jerusalem. I long for the day when all mosques will be reduced to rubble. All of them. And I don't respect islam. I have no respect for it whatsoever."

"Jesus didn't exactly show much respect for other ways of thinking, did He? Anyway, the desire for the mosque to be destroyed is more a security concern than a religious concern. Islam has always threatened to take over the world. They have shown no desire to live at peace with other faiths. That mega-mosque is indeed a threat to our existence. Didn't you see that the group behind the building are the same ones responsible for the terrorism in Brittain?"

"Oh, I don't support hate crimes in any sense of the word. I don't say I hate the people themselves (muslims). I just hate the mosques, along with the false teachings that they propagate. I hate islam because it sets itself up against faith in Jesus, and attempts to offer a better path for people. This is evil. I don't apologise for hating something that is in opposite teaching to the only way of salvation."

"Islam is a death cult, bend to thier ways or die; even if one does bend to their ways it would not be good enough because they were not born muslim. They cannot get along with their neighbors other faiths or other muslims. Islam is dangerous to all who value life, to obliterate this ideaology is to protect and preserve life. No different then the attack upon Berlin in WWII, we should be more proactive in this 'holy war' than the current PC mindset or we are all doomed."

"They cannot get along with their neighbors other faiths or other muslims. Islam is dangerous."

"As well as being dangerous to others (those who don't subscribe) to their teachings, they are also primarily a danger to themselves - to anyone who takes on board this false teaching and embraces it. If it is wrong in God's eyes, it is wrong. No question, no doubt about it. It is a danger to those who embrace it's philosophy and false teaching, drawing them away from their only means of salvation, and it is a danger (militarily) to the rest of us.

Death to islam!

And this is not a hate crime.

Death to the enemy of God. Death to the enemy of mankind."

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* Full Page Ad in New York Times ~ Impeach Bush

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New York Times

* Bush Lodged Inside a Bubble Universe ...

Bush and the Neocon's 'Surge' to Nowhere

By Robert Dreyfuss
Tomdispatch.com.
January 6, 2007

"Bush is still the Christian-crusader President, still lodged inside a bubble universe filled with neocon advisors -- and that means more troops in Iraq, even if the idea doesn't make a lick of sense ..."

AlterNet

Gallup Poll ~ 71% of Americans Say Iraq War is Going Badly

* Bush's Life in His Bubble World~Refusal/Inability to Align Himself to Reality as Revealed in His Iraq Policies. The Only Way Down is Down. Cathartic

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