Posted in America, Christianity, Europe, Society on Sep 8th, 2011
I’ve had this article sitting around for a while, just waiting to be commented on. Why I have waited until now to talk about it, I don’t know.
It certainly got my blood boiling, reading this for a second and third time. The fact that there are people calling themselves Christian and comparing Lucifer to the Jewish people:
…Israelis, like Lucifer, were God’s chosen but were cast out for their rebellious and evil ways, and now deserve to be obliterated from the so-called “Holy Land,”…
WHAT!?
Catholics and Protestants dare to compare the Jewish people with Lucifer?
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Read the full post (1553 words, 19 images, estimated 6:13 mins reading time)I’ve had this article sitting around for a while, just waiting to be commented on. Why I have waited until now to talk about it, I don’t know.
It certainly got my blood boiling, reading this for a second and third time. The fact that there are people calling themselves Christian and comparing Lucifer to the Jewish people:
…Israelis, like Lucifer, were God’s chosen but were cast out for their rebellious and evil ways, and now deserve to be obliterated from the so-called “Holy Land,”…
WHAT!?
Catholics and Protestants dare to compare the Jewish people with Lucifer?
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This is a preview of
Catholic and Protestant Anti-Semitism
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It infuriates me to see Israel portrayed as a blood-thirsty, diabolical entity that feeds on the lives of innocent Arabs – especially since nothing could be further from the truth. The fact that this blood libel continues to be bandied about in every pseudo-intellectual forum around the world is mystifying to me.
Even here, antisemitism is rife on expat forums in Taiwan, where newly minted college graduates come to experience a different culture and help pay off their college loans, teaching English. They know nothing about Israel and probably couldn’t place her on a map, yet they freely hand out the most egregious examples of Palestinian propaganda as if they were established fact. And, getting some of these numbskulls to see even the barest bit of reason is truly exhausting.
It infuriates me to see Israel portrayed as a blood-thirsty, diabolical entity that feeds on the lives of innocent Arabs – especially since nothing could be further from the truth. The fact that this blood libel continues to be bandied about in every pseudo-intellectual forum around the world is mystifying to me.
Even here, antisemitism is rife on expat forums in Taiwan, where newly minted college graduates come to experience a different culture and help pay off their college loans, teaching English. They know nothing about Israel and probably couldn’t place her on a map, yet they freely hand out the most egregious examples of Palestinian propaganda as if they were established fact. And, getting some of these numbskulls to see even the barest bit of reason is truly exhausting.
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Posted in Islam, Society, Turkey, War fighting on Sep 6th, 2011
I’ve been expecting this, but that doesn’t lessen how upset I feel about it. War is evil and despicable, and it is yet again being thrust upon an Israel that has done what it can to promote peace. It makes me sick to think that we are on our way to another round of senseless death and destruction.
When will the muslims ever learn?
Just yesterday, Major General Eyal Eisenberg, Chief of IDF Home Front Command, warned:
“It looks like the Arab Spring, but it can also be a radical Islamic winter. This leads us to the conclusion that through a long-term process, the likelihood of an all-out war is increasingly growing.
I’ve been expecting this, but that doesn’t lessen how upset I feel about it. War is evil and despicable, and it is yet again being thrust upon an Israel that has done what it can to promote peace. It makes me sick to think that we are on our way to another round of senseless death and destruction.
When will the muslims ever learn?
Just yesterday, Major General Eyal Eisenberg, Chief of IDF Home Front Command, warned:
“It looks like the Arab Spring, but it can also be a radical Islamic winter. This leads us to the conclusion that through a long-term process, the likelihood of an all-out war is increasingly growing.
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I’ve been a Little concerned over the fact that I’ve drifted a bit away from the initial purpose of this website. Not everything that I’ve been posting here has been Israel-centric, and it needs to be. There has also been an explosion of material – more than what one website can (or should) contain.
Thirdly, the threat level to you and the people that you care about has increased dramatically. We are in for an extremely EXTREMELY rough ride over the next two to five years, and we aren’t going to survive that ride unless we do something about it.
I’ve been a Little concerned over the fact that I’ve drifted a bit away from the initial purpose of this website. Not everything that I’ve been posting here has been Israel-centric, and it needs to be. There has also been an explosion of material – more than what one website can (or should) contain.
Thirdly, the threat level to you and the people that you care about has increased dramatically. We are in for an extremely EXTREMELY rough ride over the next two to five years, and we aren’t going to survive that ride unless we do something about it.
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Posted in America, Democracy, Economy, Society on Aug 18th, 2011
I’ve been involved in a number of online ‘wars’ over the debt ceiling and the US Federal deficit. It surprises me how many are willing to pony up worn out slogans while forgetting the most important player in this debate: the Average American.
Yes, I know that there are deep problems with the national debt, and I scream about it as loudly as anyone I know. In fact, I’m sure that some of the forums I haunt are thoroughly sick of me.
I’ve been involved in a number of online ‘wars’ over the debt ceiling and the US Federal deficit. It surprises me how many are willing to pony up worn out slogans while forgetting the most important player in this debate: the Average American.
Yes, I know that there are deep problems with the national debt, and I scream about it as loudly as anyone I know. In fact, I’m sure that some of the forums I haunt are thoroughly sick of me.
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