Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Talk Radio Blamed for ACLU Killings

Hateful talk about one's enemies undermining the nation leads to hateful acts in response.

"Police found right-wing political books, brass knuckles, empty shotgun shell boxes and a handgun in the Powell home of a man who said he attacked a church in order to kill liberals "who are ruining the country," court records show.

The shotgun-wielding suspect in Sunday's mass shooting at the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church was motivated by a hatred of "the liberal movement," and he planned to shoot until police shot him, Knoxville Police Chief Sterling P. Owen IV said this morning. "

This article’s defiantly biased. So instead of bluffing, why not why not play the cards on the table and win the hand? The ACLU is a non-spiritual social control industry much like Islam. The Unitarian Universalist so-called faith exists to transition the traditional role of American religion and Christian churches to that of a non-spiritual control model.

The Unitarian Universalist belief system is ashamed of the Christian faith. If they’re not preaching Jesus and the Ten Commandments how can this organization be called a church? If you don’t fight the devil he takes over. Anything is possible if you reject the Trinity.

Obama Breaks All Ten Commandments

RUSH: Barack Obama's prayer at the Western Wall in Jerusalem was a ruse and that the campaign intended for that prayer to be found and to be made public. Well, lo and behold, from a blog called the Israeli Insider, "What initially seemed to be a journalist scoop of dubious moral propriety now seems to be a case of an Israeli paper being played by the Obama campaign. Maariv, the second most popular newspaper in Israel, "was roundly criticized for publishing the note that Obama left in the Western Wall but now a Maariv spokesperson says that publication of the note was preapproved for international publication by the campaign, leading to the conclusion that the 'private' prayer was intentionally leaked for public consumption."

Monday, July 28, 2008

Gunman Opens Fire in ACLU 'Church'

A gunman opened fire at a church youth performance Sunday and killed two people, including a man who witnesses called a hero for shielding others from a shotgun blast.

The gunman's motive is not yet known. The church, like many other Unitarian Universalist churches, promotes progressive social work, such as desegregation and fighting for the rights of women and gays. The Knoxville congregation has provided sanctuary for political refugees, fed the homeless and founded a chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, according to its Web site.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Weezy Say Boku

And it came to pass, in the eighth year of the reign of the evil Bush the Younger (The Ignorant), when the whole land from the Arabian desert to the shores of the Great Lakes had been laid barren, that a Child appeared in the wilderness.

The Child was blessed in looks and intellect. Scion of a simple family, offspring of a miraculous union, grandson of a typical white person and an African peasant. And yea, as he grew, the Child walked in the path of righteousness, with only the occasional detour into the odd weed and a little blow.

And suddenly, with the men appeared the archangel Gabriel and the whole host of the heavenly choir, ranks of cherubim and seraphim, all praising God and singing: “Yes, We Can.”

“Yes, We Can.”
Kill Whitey.

Media Hit Job on Local Soldier

Staff Sgt. Jess Cunningham, who attended Arvin High School and whose family lives in Bakersfield, and three other members of the “Dagger Brigade” were charged Monday with conspiracy to commit premeditated murder for an April or May 2007 incident, according to the 7th Army Joint Multinational Training Command.

The release said early findings indicated the dead detainees were not in a detention facility, which suggests they were killed on the battlefield, according to a report in Stars and Stripes.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Taliban Use of Media and Fads

The Taliban have created a sophisticated media network to undermine support for the Afghan government, sending threats by text message and spreading the militia's views through songs available as ring tones, according to a report released Thursday.

The Taliban's propaganda exploits civilian killings by foreign forces and corruption in the U.S.-backed government to add to Afghans' disillusionment about their lives, according to the report by the Brussels, Belgium-based group. It said the Afghan government and its foreign allies should respond more quickly to their mistakes and highlight the Taliban's atrocities.

Many of the messages that have been distributed — apparently not always directly produced by the Taliban — come in the form of songs, religious chants and poetry that appeal to Afghan nationalism and Islamic pride.

Because illiteracy is widespread in Afghanistan, and many Afghans have little to no access to the Internet or television, the Taliban also use traditional means of communication to spread their message. They often send shabnamahs _ fliers that are often distributed at night in an area. Often the letters threaten people who work with international forces or the government, the report said.