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On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 03:46:04 GMT, "Honus"
wrote: "Dan" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 16:24:04 GMT, "Brian Denley" wrote: Diverd4777 wrote: In article , "Bill E aka... well, you know." writes: God loves you, and I love you. And you can count on both of us as a powerful message that people who wonder about their future can hear. - George W. Bush, Los Angeles, Calif., March 3, 2004 - W.T.F. does THAT mean ??? It means that Bush is a religious fundamentalist, just like Osama. They both scare me. The difference, of course, is that President Bush won't cut your head off if you don't convert to his religion (whatever religion that is). The difference, of course, is that Osama has a fraction of the power that Bush has. Being the Christian fundamentalist that Bush is, and believing as he does that his God specifically placed him in the office of the presidency, more than a few people have wondered aloud if he might feel some sort of divine mandate towards bringing about (or encouraging us towards) the Biblical Armageddon, thereby ushering in the era for which his kind spend so much time on their knees praying for. (Come, sweet Jesus.) I feel safe in assuming that Bush believes God placed him in the presidency in order to further the Divine will; the problem lies in ascertaining that will. I'm not comfortable with the thought of anybody running the country and influencing the entire world based on what they believe their God is telling them to do, especially when they are fundamentalist proponents of a religion that claims that the end of the world is a good thing. Bush believes that he is an agent of God just as much as Osama believes it of himself. They both believe that they worship the One True God(tm). And they're both frightening. Not as frightening as the thought of Kerry taking over, but still.... And what, by the way, does any of this have to do with shortwave? ;) Honus - love the God(tm) thing. That rules. |
So, What's wrong with that????
-- Burr Vote "RIGHT" Vote Republican |
"Honus" wrote in message ... The difference, of course, is that Osama has a fraction of the power that Bush has. Being the Christian fundamentalist that Bush is, and believing as he does that his God specifically placed him in the office of the presidency, more than a few people have wondered aloud if he might feel some sort of divine mandate towards bringing about (or encouraging us towards) the Biblical Armageddon, thereby ushering in the era for which his kind spend so much time on their knees praying for. (Come, sweet Jesus.) I feel safe in assuming that Bush believes God placed him in the presidency in order to further the Divine will; the problem lies in ascertaining that will. I'm not comfortable with the thought of anybody running the country and influencing the entire world based on what they believe their God is telling them to do, especially when they are fundamentalist proponents of a religion that claims that the end of the world is a good thing. The consensus view of the SW radio patriots is that George W. Bush is the frontman for Skull & Bones, the Illuminati and Satan himself. Alex Jones is the most prominent proponent of this point of view. Bush believes that he is an agent of God just as much as Osama believes it of himself. They both believe that they worship the One True God(tm). And they're both frightening. Not as frightening as the thought of Kerry taking over, but still.... Again, Alex Jones tells us there's little real difference between the Bonesmen Bush and Kerry. He says it's a false choice presented by the Illuminati. And what, by the way, does any of this have to do with shortwave? ;) No person can long listen to US shortwave radio without getting spun into the zealous swirl of evangelism. And none of our newly minted neophyte evangelists can bear the thought of his fellow SWLs voting for Satan's One True Party. Unfortunately, our neo-evs don't know the whole truth. Satan is a Republicrat. Frank Dresser |
"Brian" wrote in message nk.net...
Keep dancing, leash - boy! Keep living in a trailer, redneck. Keep playing with your "imaginary friend," Bribaby! Every time I post, you reply. Good Bribaby, good bribaby. Keep dancing for me - you're good at following my commands! 73, etc. SL |
Keep playing with your "imaginary friend," Bribaby! Every time I post, you reply. Good Bribaby, good bribaby. Keep dancing for me - you're good at following my commands! 73, etc. Who's dancing for who, Stevie boy? |
"Frank Dresser" wrote in message ... snip Bush believes that he is an agent of God just as much as Osama believes it of himself. They both believe that they worship the One True God(tm). And they're both frightening. Not as frightening as the thought of Kerry taking over, but still.... Again, Alex Jones tells us there's little real difference between the Bonesmen Bush and Kerry. He says it's a false choice presented by the Illuminati. Huh. Well, FWIW I agree with half of what he says. No one's perfect! g And what, by the way, does any of this have to do with shortwave? ;) No person can long listen to US shortwave radio without getting spun into the zealous swirl of evangelism. That's the one thing that surprised me the most after getting my SW radio...all of the evangelizing. I certainly expected -some-, but gee whiz! And none of our newly minted neophyte evangelists can bear the thought of his fellow SWLs voting for Satan's One True Party. Unfortunately, our neo-evs don't know the whole truth. Satan is a Republicrat. Amen. -- "Man is a Religious Animal. Man is the only Religious Animal. He is the only animal that has the True Religion -- several of them. He is the only animal that loves his neighbor as himself and cuts his throat if his theology isn't straight." Mark Twain |
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On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 09:03 pm -0600 UTC, Burr posted:
MM What are we going to do about those damn French!!!!! Give them back the statue of liberty for starters. |
"Honus" wrote in message ... [snip] That's the one thing that surprised me the most after getting my SW radio...all of the evangelizing. I certainly expected -some-, but gee whiz! [snip] Traditional propaganda international SW broadcasting is being cut back. But there must have been 20 SW transmitters started in the US over the last couple of decades or so, and most of them are run by evangalists. An hour's time now typically costs a dollar a minute, or less. And there's plenty of time for sale, not only for evangalists, but for most anybody who has a few bucks and is just bustin' out with Special Knowledge. Frank Dresser |
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