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ShnickyShnack wrote:

Aha, but the Armenian genocide took place under the Sultan; it was before Ataturk came to power.

Once again she-wolf of ShnickyShnack howls over the wires while smoking dope in
basement of Armenian church. Soon there will be not a single Turkish people
left in the countryside. Perhaps you think you can get away with the coverup
of the genocide by the Armenian murderers? Here at last you break the
silence about the outages committed against the people of Turkey by fascist
X-Soviet Armenia, about the once-pregnant Turkish women forced onto the
streets, stabbed in their vaginas, victims of the cannibalism of the
ARF/ASALA/SDPA terrorism triangle.
What, were your criminal Armenian grandparents behind the massacre? If it
felt right to kill Turks, would you enjoy that, ShnickyShnack?  There is
nothing confusing about the crimes that Armenia committed. Do you feel sorry
for yourself and frequently indulge in self-pity because of what you feel
drug is doing to your brain? Other chemical dependence? People will think
you're just some looney howling in the wind. If you don't see the asymmetry,
then you are suffering from a severe case of myopia at best. I venture to
guess that in your larval form, you carry a small sack of garbage around on
your back.

Turkey Chili and Meatless Chili

jerwin wrote:

Turkey Chili and Meatless Chili

Delusional human tragedy?  Or inspired satire?  Once again I cannot tell...but I empathize with the medieval fear of the Devil.

Wow, he/she really must have distinguished him/herself.

radarman wrote:

KHannon wrote:

sturner wrote:

It's not exactly a ringing endorsement of Ataturk's dream, but it does reflect the realities of Turkey, both politically and socially. The most adamant portion of Turkish society that remains dedicated to the ideal of secular government is Turkey's military.

Yup, and it has this nasty habit of overthrowing governments that stray too far from Ataturk's secular dream.

Nasty? I'd call that a good habit. I almost wish the US military had put an end to BushCo before they totally wrecked the nation, though I have to admit that would have been scary to live though.

I was being sarcastic, haha.

ShnickyShnack wrote:

Plenty of people think of Christ not as a "peace, man" hippie but something more akin to Rambo.

If "plenty" means one or two then you might actually know what you are talking about, I would guess you are just trying to up your post count.

ShnickyShnack wrote:

Obama hates Jesus

Obviously a liberal sham according to Tony Perkins.

Interesting link nevertheless, though noticeably the OP is avoiding comment.

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Daddyo wrote:

ShnickyShnack wrote:

Plenty of people think of Christ not as a "peace, man" hippie but something more akin to Rambo.

If "plenty" means one or two then you might actually know what you are talking about, I would guess you are just trying to up your post count.

Apparently you have no idea what is being said in conservative protestant churches.
If you read half as much as you wrote your posts might not be so smurfing stupid.

Pariah wrote:

Daddyo wrote:

ShnickyShnack wrote:

Plenty of people think of Christ not as a "peace, man" hippie but something more akin to Rambo.

If "plenty" means one or two then you might actually know what you are talking about, I would guess you are just trying to up your post count.

Apparently you have no idea what is being said in conservative protestant churches.
.

http://scienceblogs.com/dispatches/2009 … strike.php

Wiley Drake, pastor of First Southern Baptist Church in Buena Park, Calif., and former running mate of American Independent Party presidential candidate Alan Keyes, said June 2 on Fox News Radio he didn't understand why people were upset with his comments quoted by Associated Baptist Press from a webcast of his daily radio talk show.
"Imprecatory prayer is agreeing with God, and if people don't like that, they need to talk to God," Drake told syndicated talk-show host Alan Colmes. "God said it, I didn't. I was just agreeing with God."

Asked if there are others for whom Drake is praying "imprecatory prayer," Drake hesitated before answering that there are several. "The usurper that is in the White House is one, B. Hussein Obama," he said.

Later in the interview, Colmes returned to Drake's answer to make sure he heard him right.

"Are you praying for his death?" Colmes asked.

"Yes," Drake replied.

"So you're praying for the death of the president of the United States?"

"Yes."
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Pariah wrote:

Apparently you have no idea what is being said in conservative protestant churches.

And you do? I guess you attend quite regularly.

Pariah wrote:

If you read half as much as you wrote your posts might not be so smurfing stupid.

And you must be the king of the smurfing stupid smurfs since your head is up your ass most of the time.

sturner wrote:

This thread has a potential to reach toxic levels. Let's back off on the inflammatory rhetoric.

Once again for those that didn't hear him.