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bonnie1962 replied to Gregory Matthews's topic in Members' Milestones
There must be something seriously wrong with someone that posts like this post after post without provocation. Posts that no one, I think you as well understand or just plain obnoxious. -
Why Today’s Religious Liberty Battles Are Really About Free Speech
Anderoo replied to Stan's topic in Religious Liberty Issues
Watch what you say about Charlie Kirk. Critiques of his methods being incompatible with the gospel will get you cancelled. - Today
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Why We Sometimes Cannot Report Certain International Stories
Gregory Matthews replied to Stan's topic in Religious Liberty Issues
I am going to chime in on this thread with a comment as to why I do not report some issues here in Club Adventist. All humans are imperfect. That includes Adventist members and leaders. The secular media at large often reports on instances of misconduct by Adventist leaders. I report some here in CA here because I believe that it is important enough that our membership should be informed. I do not want that to be the focus of Club Adventist. I leave that focus to other Internet forums. Therefore, I limit my reporting of such. -
Do they not see that they are aligned with Apostate Protestants who are rapidly constructing an image to the Beast?
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Alright, and I really don't care if I get kicked off of here for saying something, but somebody has to. I don't know why in the world you think that you can come to someone else's forum, and post in the manner you do. Your language on a religious Forum is horrible. You call people names, and as far as I can see, your posts are still up. Being cordial, and trying to correct you, as the Admin has done, did no good. Why don't you go somewhere and start your own blog instead of posting in the forum because: 1. It's not your forum. 2. It's not your forum. If I were a betting person, I'd bet that you are off of your meds.
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One day, when sitting at a picknik table at the park, Tom Clancy got a beep on his iPhone and an unknown caller had just text messaged him “Game Over”. That’s why he wrote all that. Have you ever noticed that his whole entire message over scores of extra long books is the tag line argument from Patriot Games against that English trio? They think it’s a game, and Tom Clancy doesn’t. He wrote all that to a spy who had dopely texted him at as a random access prank caller, and typed “Game Over”.
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There were 3 larger earthquakes, 3 smaller, and many aftershocks. The rains were very strong in many areas. Dumping 2 weeks of rain in a few hours. This caused many land slides near highways. These are often difficult to repair. Once the fabric of the soil tears, it's difficult to repair. Only minor damages to building over a very wide area. I felt 2 of the bigger ones. My daughter felt over a dozen aftershocks where she was. There are earthquake drills in every school and all the offices. New work rules about earthquakes. Some old Catholic Churches were damaged/destroyed. These structures were over 100 years old, before re-enforced steel was used in construction.
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(To you know who you are): the reason your IQ is zero is that you didn’t know who you were dealing with. That was a real name.
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Because in spite of all of the foregoing, it’s only money. Money is never the Crimson Tide.
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What’s the difference between a Smurf and a leprechaun, well first of all, most leprechauns are from Indiana, and all a leprechaun wants to do is fight. They’re always Irish, and they all think they’re from Notre Dame. Smurfs, by contrast are always from Texas. Smurfs tell you not to tell the United States that it isn’t England, then they tell you not to tell the United States that it isn’t in France. That’s how the University of Indiana knows it’s Notre dame, because the Texan Smurfs are all from Paris. Finally, smaller leprechauns sometimes grow up and become professional Celtics, in Boston, where the Crimson Tide can always prove that it’s in Ireland. Therefore the United States is always Irish.
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You’ll never finish reading Francois Mitterrand. Seriously, there’s a law that says French people don’t know they’re not free, and free people can’t be told that they’re not French. That’s the rule of thumb. Huey Long was a New Orlenean who didn’t quite understand that he wasn’t French. That just wasn’t understood. Andre Gide, by contrast, was a normative Cartesian, who simply could not comprehend the Nazis absurd charge against him that he wasn’t American. Those are the missing terms in the Irish dialectic. In the group in Greece, some of them are American and some of them are Irish. Just remember that this happens before Pershing arrives at Verdun and bear in mind that the sophistry equates with relativity. In the IRA, if you’re English, you’re American. You ever notice how every American is French, because of the treaty of Hue? Anyone described as American by the IRA was British. Britain doesn’t exist in the IRA.
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Harold M. Long was this guy from Shreveport, actually. He’s thought of as being from Baton Rouge because he was elected to a couple of offices in it and died in it under mysterious circumstances. Bizarrely, his home city is really named after the same sword that Leo Tolstoy wrote about under the guise of a French character in a book. That might have been someone else, it’s been a long time since I read Russian literature. Maybe it’s in Notes From the Underground. There was a Russian author who wrote about the loss of a red bladed weapon, and I think it’s about the murder of Charles Stewart, the first one. The city of Baton Rouge was named after that. Tracing American place names and histories, I know what they think, they think you’re already one of those people. You’re just already Spanish for being from Miami and you have to deal with that. That’s the same light saber that’s in Star Wars, someone stole it again. It’s recorded in the book The Space Trilogy. The last time it disappeared must have been in the Acropolis when Pinkstone got heisted.
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The last person who told me I couldn’t be a Jew, I had to say, now look here. Since this is Northern Ireland, I’m obviously a Jew, the same as you. And then he said, this isn’t Northern Ireland. And so I said, now me being a Jew, since I’m a Jew because obviously this is Northern Ireland, you thinking you’re a Jew and I’m not you kist be from a separate Jewish state. Now other Jew, which county in Alabama are you from?
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Huey Long did once say, “the only difference between the democrats and the republicans is that tweeddlie dee skins you from the neck down and tweedlie dum skins y from the ankles up”. That’s Huey. The difference between MI6 and the IRA according to Baton Rouge started in a chill moment at my friends. It’s on the basis of a lifestyle writers style book at the Chicago Tribune. Horace Greeley once wrote that if you were out of work at journalism, the best way to roll up the scabby yellow dogs was to copyright review and technically edit church editions and Bible studies. The IRA is a bank account. If you do have a job at the six am or six pm daily edition, you can afford to invest in savings retirement. If you don’t, join MI6. You might never see the press conference of light of day again, but you’ll have a number in your pocket and a good reason to keep press keys and screens on your roll top desk. I thought that was a pretty good idea the first time this Northshore Citizen press core operator ran it past me. It had a news arc. There was an explosion of IRA literature in Barns and Noble or Borders Books for a while, starting in about 1981. As Marx said, though, the stare began to fade away. That was interesting. In Britian this is more abstruse, but theoretically, if you can’t possibly get into the IRA, you’re automatically in MI6, however, this is only according to the Seattle times, actually.
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The Northshore Citizen was a daily morning newspaper. The incoming governor after the space dome disaster in Seattle shut it out. That was the beginning of the end for citizens reporting. Normally, as a citizen or resident, if you saw a crime you’d just report it to the police. The name was standardized in the News Corp format after the same history on the basis of the New Yorker who got himself killed in the revolution just for reporting that one of the pre convention colonial office holders had been assassinated. That had a binary format, Willam Paley news had a news interval on the basis of the Daily Mail closing in New York and in Ireland. That’s another algebraic w curve. You have to remember that we have our own Nazis.
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MI6 isn’t getting paid to talk, but the IRA (who steal rather than get paid anyway), are getting paid to talk. This is conjecture, I had this best friend one time who was a printer and also after manufacturing his plates and pressing his stack, delivered the morning paper by six am every morning to its commissary. His city’s pm edition had fallen, and in the name of brotherly love, he talked me into “MI6”. We’re both John Spellman republicans. No one in MI6 ever says anything. The IRA, who are no relation to it, do nothing but musically mimic MI6 for football cheerleading. You’ll never prove that I’m in this; I have an exit plan, just to get at Sarte. But this is true according to Huey Long. What’s the code in language and math? MI6 doesn’t have a code. All they know how to do is speak English and preform harmonic expansion. Algebra is a demon conjured up to confuse, and contradict MI6, who are trying to break the Derick Warfield & Wolf Tones communication protocol. The problem with algebra is that you have to start at the imaginary answer and use the missing point as a sinkhole. After investigating U2 in the American federation of musicians, we decided that the real and imaginary parts of the AB axis algebra answer were the Nevada crater left by the shuttle detonation (real) and the location of the shuttle in the atmosphere at the time of detonation (imaginary). The explosive point in the stratosphere is actually still active atmospherically as a sinkhole, but that’s their code. in Frank McCourt or U2, whenever you get that someone in an IRA circle is American, it’s Pinkstone. That’s the protocol. My mom was in Ireland and she hated it, but that’s because as an American, she responds badly to Nazis. Not all Americans are not Nazis, while about half of Americans du jure are already Canadian, but you don’t meet a West Virginian or a Baton Rouge resident every day. West Virginia has this state floral arrangement with the great northern spreading maple. Louisiana is totally Hugonaut. The rest of us Tar Heels (from North Carolina whose capitol is Raleigh) will wreak violent, terrible, and deadly revenge for what those fake French Beuraguards did to Texas….
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My guess is that few divorces are over something like that. I know that at times in my life, in rented or parents homes, I’ve sometimes wondered, how deep should I clean the closet, toilet, kitchen or living room? I do my part, but would prefer to do everything without having to worry that I moved something I didn’t own to a place the owner couldn’t locate it, or that I’d thrown out something in the fridge or closet or used a rag that wasn’t ready for the sink. It’s not that. Actually, right after I graduated, I made friends with my tenth grade geometry teachers ex, and it took me months of getting to know him for it to sink in who he was. She was a floozy. The woman was a geometry teacher, and the whole year is sat next to my friend in class listed to this joker talk about the angle-side-side postulate as if it actually existed. My friend in class who was the Dane age as me could already compose on piano, and he was a Pythagorean mathematically already more advanced than this supposedly professional high school teacher who couldn’t even prove Euclid’s fifth postulate. My buddy and I got to dating for a few years after we met, and first I didn’t realize he’d ever had anything to do with that hooker, which I think surprised him, because he seemed to remember me from really young in church. We got it off, but what a relationship. He was just all the way in the sink, and it was because she was so gay. Gay chick, just a plain old gay groupie.
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Why We Sometimes Cannot Report Certain International Stories
Stan posted a topic in Religious Liberty Issues
Many readers have written to ask why we do not report more on persecution and suffering overseas. You see reports, photos, and messages online. You send them to us asking, “Why aren’t you covering this?” We understand that question. We feel the same burden. There are people right now enduring violence, hunger, and imprisonment because... The post Why We Sometimes Cannot Report Certain International Stories appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV / Founders' First Freedom® - News and Updates on Religious Liberty and Freedom. View the full article -
I. The Scene in Brandon In 2018, Brandon, Mississippi—a growing suburb east of Jackson—opened its gleaming new amphitheater, complete with food vendors, traffic cones, and country music stars on tour. Not long after, Gabriel Olivier, a Christian evangelist, saw the crowds as a mission opportunity. He and several others arrived before concerts to preach, carrying... The post Supreme Court to Hear Mississippi Street Preacher Case Testing Limits of Heck appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV / Founders' First Freedom® - News and Updates on Religious Liberty and Freedom. View the full article -
Property and Faith: Why Socialism Endangers Both Ownership and Belief
Stan posted a topic in Religious Liberty Issues
The right to own and the right to worship have long stood together, and both weaken when the state controls property. When Roger Williams fled persecution in the 1600s, he sought not only liberty of conscience but also land beyond the reach of state power. By founding Providence on principles of private ownership and voluntary... The post Property and Faith: Why Socialism Endangers Both Ownership and Belief appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV / Founders' First Freedom® - News and Updates on Religious Liberty and Freedom. View the full article -
One of the principles of disambiguating or denazifying Germany in the 1940s according to at least American doctrine was that no one had been born in a Nazi nation at the time. Germany fell in 1933, and by about 1945 the allied forces and German partisan loyalists had retaken Berlin, removing colocated Nuremberg. You had not been raised a Nazi in a historically and traditionally Nazi culture and society. This might be false in present day Ireland as well as in current Portugal. It’s not that evil as such hasn’t “always existed” since the fall, or that nazism per se hasn’t been around for a very long time (it’s in the Bible), just that In Denmark in 1933, the extraordinarily large population of the geographically massive county was at very least legally Christian. There was no strong tradition of Nazism in Denmark in 1933, and such as there was one, it was concentrated and not widespread. The difference between the IRA and the NSPD is fundamentally that one speaks English and the other speaks Dutch. The IRA does predate the NSDP, tracing its roots internally to about 1798 and also its roots are externally attributed in English to 1916. I know Germany has also had trouble in the past throughout history, but they were separate problems in space, time and natural language.
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Remember all the times I didn’t even ask you if you were or wanted to be in 007 with me? Think back. All the times you dorks jumped in my face and boboed up and down in front of my pro camera shrieking that just because Sabbath falls on the seventh day of the week, that didn’t make you brave enough or loyal enough for James Bond? So do I. Don’t ask me for a reference when you go see John J. Pershing.
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In MI6, they hang you if you talk. In the IRA, they pay you to talk, but hang you if you tell the truth. In MI6, the only place for a woman in this movement is keeping the cash register. In the IRA, the only place for a woman in this moment is shanghaiing the cash registers. In MI6, if you tell anyone anything, you automatically get shot. In the IRA, advertising/propaganda is your job, so if you don’t blather everything to everyone, you get shot. Only Huey Long can really tell the difference between MI6 and the IRA, but he’s not speaking to anyone, because he’s in France.
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Hers a correction for you. When I told you that I already had a superior job free from Strechly’s Gymnasium, that meant I was already following an order from that pig William Howe. When I told you I also didn’t have any real time for alternative sentencing, and that that was because I was already committed to the Irish civil war, that meant that I didn’t have any time for silly [censored] like bipolar peer counseling and schizophrenic-psycobobo. When I told you that you’d pushed it too far, and that you weren’t going to wake up from your pachinko dream and that I wasn’t going to tell everyone that I’d only been word associating in Washington State and that it had all been a drama about the revolution in New England, that meant that in spite of the circumstances of my birth, you had poodled so hard in the ring that I’d decided to drop George W. on the curve and stay with Ian Fleming, and for you to get your smelly asses out of my face and stop trying to make a mortal enemy out of me by just being enemies of England, instead of loyal Americans, it meant that as Tom Clancy and John LeCarre have both told you over and over in the past, this isn’t a spy game. Didn’t you dumb half wits who think you’re good enough to even get started at Great Lakes READ that book? It’s says the Marine Corps isn’t a game. By the way, neither is James Bond.
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It has come to my attention that some people, who I’ll describe as “politicians”, for lack of a better word, mistakenly believe that I actually care what they think. I don’t care what politicians think. I don’t even care what a “judge” thinks.