Christians are the most persecuted group in the world - (only the most ridiculed on this forum)
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I read each one of those links. I am glad you put that link to nearly a 100 websites.
I read each one of those links. I am glad you put that link to nearly a 100 websites.
If you start reading them that "regardless of faith" line falls pretty flat lol. Who would have guessed????
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Alas recall post 9/11 when some Muslim clan in NYC wanted to build a Mosque near ground zero, and the fierce opposition to it?
..and all those Muslim ass kissing liberals who cried "religious persecution" in support of these Muslims desire to build this Mosque near ground zero? Were you one of those Cleve?
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Muslim conquests throughout history always culminated in a Mosque being built over whatever they destroyed, mainly a church or temple. Religious persecution your ass.
Muslim conquests throughout history always culminated in a Mosque being built over whatever they destroyed, mainly a church or temple. Religious persecution your ass.
anytime you wanna talk about what Christopher Columbus did to south americans im game...âŚ.It's as bad if not worse than anything Islam "ever" did.Â
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and that "N*****" has a holiday in this country.Â
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Muslim conquests throughout history always culminated in a Mosque being built over whatever they destroyed, mainly a church or temple. Religious persecution your ass.
anytime you wanna talk about what Christopher Columbus did to south americans im game...âŚ.It's as bad if not worse than anything Islam "ever" did.Â
anytime you wanna talk about what Christopher Columbus did to south americans im game...âŚ.It's as bad if not worse than anything Islam "ever" did.Â
That was what, the 16th century? Of course I'm sure that's relevant. Maybe we should pitch about the Saxons and the Norseman. But a little more recently...
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/fatalities-from-terrorism?time=1970..2017
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anytime you wanna talk about what Christopher Columbus did to south americans im game...âŚ.It's as bad if not worse than anything Islam "ever" did.Â
That was what, the 16th century? Of course I'm sure that's relevant. Maybe we should pitch about the Saxons and the Norseman. But a little more recently...
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/fatalities-from-terrorism?time=1970..2017
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That was what, the 16th century? Of course I'm sure that's relevant. Maybe we should pitch about the Saxons and the Norseman. But a little more recently...
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/fatalities-from-terrorism?time=1970..2017
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Muslim conquests throughout history always culminated in a Mosque being built over whatever they destroyed, mainly a church or temple. Religious persecution your ass. ďťż
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I wasn't the one who brought up the historical qualifier, now was I?
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Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
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Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
Just taking one issue here (and there are others) about moving our embassy to Jerusalem. Our fearless politicians showing profiles in courage voted overwhelmingly in the 90's to move our embassy to Jerusalem. For decades though administrations on both sides cowardly feared to implement what they had voted to do. Trump did it.Â
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Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
Just taking one issue here (and there are others) about moving our embassy to Jerusalem. Our fearless politicians showing profiles in courage voted overwhelmingly in the 90's to move our embassy to Jerusalem. For decades though administrations on both sides cowardly feared to implement what they had voted to do. Trump did it.Â
Just taking one issue here (and there are others) about moving our embassy to Jerusalem. Our fearless politicians showing profiles in courage voted overwhelmingly in the 90's to move our embassy to Jerusalem. For decades though administrations on both sides cowardly feared to implement what they had voted to do. Trump did it.Â
Sorry that was narcissism being stroked by Netanyahu, not courage. Trump does not think things through. He doesn't because he can't read complex material.
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Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
This picture is kind of creepy.
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Just for grins I'm taking this in a different direction that I think is more positive regardless of whatever belief system (or non-belief) that you use as a guide. Here's a good read. Try it and send your copy up to all those in the WH who are engaged in the opposite with the anti-Christ??. LOL!
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33113646-uncommon-character
This picture is kind of creepy.
This picture is kind of creepy.
His cross is turning sideways to protect against the anti-Christ and his demons. LOL!??
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âSorry, demon squirrels only.âÂ
Using my meme for the week.
And for you atheists: (Dear Lord please have a sense of humor) ?
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Just taking one issue here (and there are others) about moving our embassy to Jerusalem. Our fearless politicians showing profiles in courage voted overwhelmingly in the 90's to move our embassy to Jerusalem. For decades though administrations on both sides cowardly feared to implement what they had voted to do. Trump did it.Â
Sorry that was narcissism being stroked by Netanyahu, not courage. Trump does not think things through. He doesn't because he can't read complex material.
Sorry that was narcissism being stroked by Netanyahu, not courage. Trump does not think things through. He doesn't because he can't read complex material.
If Trump were just a narcissist out to get applause then he has gone about it the wrong way as president. The best way for any republican to the get the applause of the liberal MSM is the John McCain approach. All Trump would need to do would be to placate Pelosi and Schumer and the liberal democrat media would be giving him over 90 percent positive coverage instead of the over 90 percent negative coverage he gets now.
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Just taking one issue here (and there are others) about moving our embassy to Jerusalem. Our fearless politicians showing profiles in courage voted overwhelmingly in the 90's to move our embassy to Jerusalem. For decades though administrations on both sides cowardly feared to implement what they had voted to do. Trump did it.Â
Sorry that was narcissism being stroked by Netanyahu, not courage. Trump does not think things through. He doesn't because he can't read complex material.
Sorry that was narcissism being stroked by Netanyahu, not courage. Trump does not think things through. He doesn't because he can't read complex material.
another example where you really need to learn some history, and honesty. NOTE: failure to do the honest right thing, is not a good thing, and just delays right moves and thereby causes problems in the mean time.
"Trump acted under a 1995 law that requires the United States to move its embassy to Jerusalem, but to which other presidents since then - Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama - consistently signed waivers."
"WHAT IS THE CITYâS MODERN HISTORY AND STATUS?
In 1947, the United Nations General Assembly decided that the then British-ruled Palestine should be partitioned into an Arab state and a Jewish state. But it recognized that Jerusalem had special status and proposed international rule for the city, along with nearby Bethlehem, as a âcorpus separatumâ to be administered by the United Nations.
That never happened. When British rule ended in 1948, Jordanian forces occupied the Old City and Arab East Jerusalem. Israel captured East Jerusalem from Jordan in the 1967 Middle East war and annexed it."
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now, before any ignorance transpires (hopefully):
https://www.britannica.com/event/Six-Day-War
Six-Day War, also called June War or Third Arab-Israeli War, brief war that took place June 5â10, 1967, and was the third of the Arab-Israeli wars. Israelâs decisive victory included the capture of the Sinai Peninsula, Gaza Strip, West Bank, Old City of Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights; the status of these territories subsequently became a major point of contention in the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Prior to the start of the war, attacks conducted against Israel by fledgling Palestinian guerrilla groups based in Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan had increased, leading to costly Israeli reprisals. In November 1966 an Israeli strike on the village of Al-SamĹŤĘż in the Jordanian West Bank left 18 dead and 54 wounded, and, during an air battle with Syria in April 1967, the Israeli Air Force shot down six Syrian MiG fighter jets. In addition, Soviet intelligence reports in May indicated that Israel was planning a campaign against Syria, and, although inaccurate, the information further heightened tensions between Israel and its Arab neighbours.
Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser had previously come under sharp criticism for his failure to aid Syria and Jordan against Israel; he had also been accused of hiding behind the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) stationed at Egyptâs border with Israel in the Sinai. Now, however, he moved to unambiguously demonstrate support for Syria: on May 14, 1967, Nasser mobilized Egyptian forces in the Sinai; on May 18 he formally requested the removal of the UNEF stationed there; and on May 22 he closed the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping, thus instituting an effective blockade of the port city of Elat in southern Israel. On May 30, King Ḥussein of Jordan arrived in Cairo to sign a mutual defense pact with Egypt, placing Jordanian forces under Egyptian command; shortly thereafter, Iraq too joined the alliance.
In response to the apparent mobilization of its Arab neighbours, early on the morning of June 5, Israel staged a sudden preemptive air assault that destroyed more than 90 percent Egyptâs air force on the tarmac. A similar air assault incapacitated the Syrian air force. Without cover from the air, the Egyptian army was left vulnerable to attack. Within three days the Israelis had achieved an overwhelming victory on the ground, capturing the Gaza Strip and all of the Sinai Peninsula up to the east bank of the Suez Canal.
An eastern front was also opened on June 5 when Jordanian forces began shelling West Jerusalemâdisregarding Israelâs warning to King Ḥussein to keep Jordan out of the fightâonly to face a crushing Israeli counterattack. On June 7 Israeli forces drove Jordanian forces out of East Jerusalem and most of the West Bank. Photos and films of Israeli troops taking control of the old city of Jerusalem have proved to be some of the warâs iconic images.
The UN Security Council called for a cease-fire on June 7 that was immediately accepted by Israel and Jordan. Egypt accepted the following day. Syria held out, however, and continued to shell villages in northern Israel. On June 9 Israel launched an assault on the fortified Golan Heights, capturing it from Syrian forces after a day of heavy fighting. Syria accepted the cease-fire on June 10.
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Slavery!?!?
Personally I think it should be abolished. Anybody have a petition I can sign or something?
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