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Dave wrote:
Spielberg's Answer to Gibson's Passion: I'm Filming The Crusades snipped the rest of an urban legend This is a hoax. See http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_spielberg_crusades.htm |
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![]() Thought so . . . In article , "Mark S. Holden" writes: Dave wrote: Spielberg's Answer to Gibson's Passion: I'm Filming The Crusades snipped the rest of an urban legend This is a hoax. See http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_spielberg_crusades.htm |
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Mark S. Holden wrote:
This is a hoax. See http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_spielberg_crusades.htm A movie like that would be REALLY detrimental to a certain GW Bush and gang. Bush already called his invasion a Crusade. What a maroon. mike |
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![]() "m II" wrote in message news:emncc.6657$Sh4.6610@edtnps84... Mark S. Holden wrote: This is a hoax. See http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_spielberg_crusades.htm A movie like that would be REALLY detrimental to a certain GW Bush and gang. Bush already called his invasion a Crusade. What a maroon. mike Its not stupid to call it a crusade. It just means to make a determined attempt to achieve something which you believe in strongly. -- 73 Brian ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die. Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianehill/ |
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![]() "m II" wrote in message news:emncc.6657$Sh4.6610@edtnps84... Mark S. Holden wrote: This is a hoax. See http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_spielberg_crusades.htm A movie like that would be REALLY detrimental to a certain GW Bush and gang. Bush already called his invasion a Crusade. What a maroon. The Crusades, like the Inquistion, were among the darkest, most evil times in all of Christendom, and were directly responsible for the Dark Ages. It seems strange to me that before the Crusades, nearly all human knowledge was concentrated in libraries built and maintained by Islam.. and Islam was the far more civilised and forward-thinking... gotta wonder what happened.. maybe they are still REALLY ****ed about it?? |
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Brian Hill wrote:
Its not stupid to call it a crusade. It just means to make a determined attempt to achieve something which you believe in strongly. The Arabs used to threaten misbehaving children with a visit by King Richard. The crusaders were known to wipe out whole villages, killing every living thing in them. Men, women, children, animals. Then they stole whatever could be moved. Most Arabs consider the Crusades as genocide. It was a very unfortunate choice of words for Mr. Bush to use and I believe he actually apologized for it's use. ==================================== The Crusades were a series of wars by Western European Christians to recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims. The Crusades began in 1095 and ended in the mid- or late 13th century. The term Crusade was originally applied solely to European efforts to retake from the Muslims the city of Jerusalem, which was sacred to Christians as the site of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It was later used to designate any military effort by Europeans against non-Christians. http://ragz-international.com/crusades.htm ===================================== |
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The Crusades, like the Inquistion, were among the darkest, most evil times
in all of Christendom, and were directly responsible for the Dark Ages. It seems strange to me that before the Crusades, nearly all human knowledge was concentrated in libraries built and maintained by Islam.. and Islam was the far more civilised and forward-thinking... gotta wonder what happened.. maybe they are still REALLY ****ed about it?? You flunk history. |
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Brenda Ann Dyer wrote:
The Crusades, like the Inquistion, were among the darkest, most evil times in all of Christendom, and were directly responsible for the Dark Ages. It seems strange to me that before the Crusades, nearly all human knowledge was concentrated in libraries built and maintained by Islam.. and Islam was the far more civilised and forward-thinking... gotta wonder what happened.. maybe they are still REALLY ****ed about it?? I would think so. During the third crusade, Richard beheaded over two thousand prisoners. The Christian invaders developed a reputation for being lying *******s. In one the last Crusades, the would be heroes didn't have many resources, so they raided Constantinople instead. What a farce. mike -- __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / /\ / / / /\ \/ /\ \/ /\ \/ / /_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ \/_/ ..let the cat out to reply.. |
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It was a very unfortunate choice of words for Mr. Bush to use and I
believe he actually apologized for it's use. I'm not in the business of defending any politician, but usage of the word 'crusade', or 'inquisition', or even 'holocaust' is not a socially inappropriate thing to do. Those words were around long before their 'capitalized' versions became the names of those particular events, and have been in safe, common and calm usage ever since. But the MAIN point of any addition from me to this thread is as has already been stated. It's a hoax. Linus |
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![]() "metonymy" wrote in message ... The Crusades, like the Inquistion, were among the darkest, most evil times in all of Christendom, and were directly responsible for the Dark Ages. It seems strange to me that before the Crusades, nearly all human knowledge was concentrated in libraries built and maintained by Islam.. and Islam was the far more civilised and forward-thinking... gotta wonder what happened.. maybe they are still REALLY ****ed about it?? You flunk history. Don't think so.. history was my best subject in HS.. with a B+ average. And that was 30 years ago, before Columbus became a conquistador (note the small 'c') rather than an explorer. They also taught us in-depth about the rise of Hitler, which at the time was still fresh in the minds of many adults, including my own father, who had come to the US to get away from the Nazi's, and is very dismayed at what is happening in our country now being very closely parallel to what was happening there in the 30's... |