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I gotta believe the power mad kikes in charge view the whole world as some type of video game, and they have all the cheat codes....
Itz just too easy anymore.
Expect something major in the kwa this year (as public opinion of king george slips further down the sinkhole of collective White consciousness) like a briefcase nuke, some saron gas, or any of a thousand different horrors the neo-khans have in mind for us.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a convienent boogey man, and the blame will be placed squarely upon his shoulders, as king george's war on freedom is ramped up even further and the public's paralyzing love of all things fear takes us straight into the maw of oblivion.
Get ready White amerikwa, your gubmint has some nasty surprises in store for us in the near future...
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"Which will you believe White Man, the trustworthy, innocent, upright, noble jew, or your own lying eyes and ears?"
-anonymous-
Posted : 10/08/2006 10:19 am
Well, what the hell. There's coupla hundred thousand of us, self-proclaimed anti-semites. Therefore, lots of us will be in the same slammers, so we'll be in good company. Air-conditioning, color TV, free food and lodging, free medical care including dental, no bill collectors, no screaming young'uns, no nagging spouses, plus we'll be surrounded, 24/7 by "interesting" companions.
“To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize” —–Voltaire
Posted : 10/08/2006 11:27 am
Btw, I watched a bit of "preacher" Hagee's TV "sermon" last nite. He was warning the lemmings about Muslims firing some kind of weapon into the U.S. (that only costs $100,000 to deliver by SKUD rocket), that will immediately shut down all electricity in the entire country for months. Close up video of the lemmings' terrified faces lended much credibility to his, highly practiced and perfected, "Yehova" sounding voice, as "Yehova" described the awful consequences to America's Heartland Christian folks.
Years ago I used to watch zionist nutjob John Hagee on television, for entertainment purposes only. I once saw this idiot claim that he killed a man by the will of his vengeful jew god.
The situation was that Hagee and his zionist cohorts had erected some large broadcasting tower on a mountain someplace in the midwest. A man who owned nearby property protested this tower being there and somehow got it removed. Hagee claims he told the guy he'd die becasue of his actions and according to Hagee, Hagee's spiteful and murderous jew god had struck this man dead within six months. Hagee was quite proud of this, to the point of being "giddy", and took full credit for this man's death. To see a so-called "preacher" rejoice over the death of his precieved enemy in the way that Hagee did was absolutely disgusting.
I assume that everyone is aware that zionist nutjob John Hagee is pretty much George W. Bush's top "spiritual" advisor.
Posted : 10/08/2006 12:10 pm
I was trying to remember the expression the media claimed the government had picked up in Al Qaeda "chatter" before 9/11. I think it was "The balloon is going up", but that's one of OUR expressions, going back to the Civil War, supposedly (probably a "factoid"). Anyway, while I was looking for that old story, I found this one from former CIA agent Joe Wilson. Deja vu all over again...
...One particularly memorable staff meeting was interrupted almost as soon as we assembled when I was called out to speak with the task force. When I picked up the phone, the voice on the other end said flatly, “The balloon is going up.” I replied to the voice that he was going to have to be more explicit, so he added, “The Iraqis have launched a missile, and, according to our estimates, it will land in either Tel Aviv or Haifa. If that happens, we will launch a counterattack and hit Iraq with everything we have.”
I returned to the meeting and informed the participants. After a moment of stunned silence, we shifted focus to immediate security concerns and began to plan to move everybody to the ambassador’s compound, well away from the embassy, which would be manned with only a skeleton crew in the event the Iraqis decided to retaliate against us. We sent one officer up to the roof to check wind direction, because we feared that an air attack would target suspected chemical and biological weapons sites, unleashing deadly winds that could drift toward us. We did not have gas masks or protective suits, so there was little we could have done anyway, but we were more than a bit curious.
Just as we were about to break up to take the actions we had outlined, I was called to the phone again. This time the voice told me, “False alarm. The missile landed well within Iraqi territory. It was just a test to calibrate their navigational system.” I conveyed the reprieve to a very relieved team, who had been described by somebody arriving late to the meeting as the most ashen-faced group of people he had ever seen. I later joked that the lesson of that morning was to always bring a second pair of underwear to the office, just in case....
"Go, Nazis, Go!"
Posted : 10/08/2006 3:28 pm
Years ago I used to watch zionist nutjob John Hagee on television, for entertainment purposes only. I once saw this idiot claim that he killed a man by the will of his vengeful jew god.
The situation was that Hagee and his zionist cohorts had erected some large broadcasting tower on a mountain someplace in the midwest. A man who owned nearby property protested this tower being there and somehow got it removed. Hagee claims he told the guy he'd die becasue of his actions and according to Hagee, Hagee's spiteful and murderous jew god had struck this man dead within six months. Hagee was quite proud of this, to the point of being "giddy", and took full credit for this man's death. To see a so-called "preacher" rejoice over the death of his precieved enemy in the way that Hagee did was absolutely disgusting.
I assume that everyone is aware that zionist nutjob John Hagee is pretty much George W. Bush's top "spiritual" advisor.
Pat Robertson used to claim on his show that "the lesbians" had plans to lock all decent Christians in concentration camps. I used to think he was total fruit loop, but, if you think about it, the same government that hates Fred Phelps has already (according to the interenet) built concentration camps to lock up it's enemies. So Pat might actually turn out to be right, which would make sense, being he is an obvious agent for ZOG.
"Go, Nazis, Go!"
Posted : 10/08/2006 3:35 pm
The ink of the learned is as precious as the blood of the martyr. For one drop of ink may make millions think.
Posted : 10/08/2006 4:07 pm
Years ago I used to watch zionist nutjob John Hagee on television, for entertainment purposes only. I once saw this idiot claim that he killed a man by the will of his vengeful jew god.
The situation was that Hagee and his zionist cohorts had erected some large broadcasting tower on a mountain someplace in the midwest. A man who owned nearby property protested this tower being there and somehow got it removed. Hagee claims he told the guy he'd die becasue of his actions and according to Hagee, Hagee's spiteful and murderous jew god had struck this man dead within six months. Hagee was quite proud of this, to the point of being "giddy", and took full credit for this man's death. To see a so-called "preacher" rejoice over the death of his precieved enemy in the way that Hagee did was absolutely disgusting.
I assume that everyone is aware that zionist nutjob John Hagee is pretty much George W. Bush's top "spiritual" advisor.
Amazing story, D.G. But pardon me if I'm not surprised.
Don't you jes luv his highly rehearsed voice ?? And the way he says the word "God". If I didn't know better, I'd swear he's "God's" number one chosen goy prophet on earth.
Btw, he brags all the time about his frequent meetings with ZOG's intelligence agents, and with influential jews in Israel. So's his flock will know how very, very important he is.
He's a big shabaaz goy now though, therefore bears a considerable amount of our watching. If we can just stomach doing so.
“To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize” —–Voltaire
Posted : 10/08/2006 4:17 pm
LOL !!! I shoulda known brutus is familiar with Das Sssswine preacher. How many inches around the waist to you estimate that coat to be ??? And it must be tailor made. No way does "Big Mens" store make um that wide.
“To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize” —–Voltaire
Posted : 10/08/2006 4:20 pm
RE: Rounder
Hagee is the charlatan's charlatan.
Hagee is real good at what he does. His oration builds to crescendo after crescendo until he has those rapture bunnies creaming in their pants and gushing forward with donations.
I hate Hagee with a passion, he’s nothing more then a fat sack of shit who needs to hang. But to be honest with you, the White Nationalist movement needs speakers with the skill that Hagee possesses.
Do you remember in Dr. Pierce’s book, The Hunter........The bogus preacher that the WNs used to raise funds? That was a riot!
The ink of the learned is as precious as the blood of the martyr. For one drop of ink may make millions think.
Posted : 10/08/2006 6:28 pm
[color="Blue"](Useful idiots, one and all.)
http://onlinejournal.com/artman/publish/article_1091.shtml
Christian right steps up pro-Israel lobbying
By Bill Berkowitz
Online Journal Guest Writer
Aug 11, 2006, 01:03
Over the past two decades, as the Christian Right has grown in political power in the United States, there has been parallel growth in support for Israel. A number of organizations made up of conservative evangelical and Jewish leaders have been founded, and millions of dollars have been raised and donated to charities in Israel.
Now, a new group plans to take it up a notch, becoming a significant presence in any political policy debates involving Israel.
[highlight]In mid-July, while the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict continued to escalate, Christians United for Israel (CUFI) -- an organization founded less than six months ago by Texas evangelist Rev. John C. Hagee, pastor of the 18,000-member Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, and the author of "Jerusalem Countdown," a 2006 book about a nuclear-armed Iran -- rolled into Washington, D.C., for its first major get-together.
More than 3,400 delegates from across the country attended the inaugural meeting.[/highlight]
CUFI kicked off the gathering on July 19 with its "A Night to Honor Israel" banquet at the grand ballroom in the Washington Hilton. The festivities attracted a number of high-profile Israeli and U.S. political leaders, including Israeli Ambassador Daniel Ayalon, retired Israeli defense chief Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, and Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman.
According to a report posted at Israpundit, Hagee read greetings from President George W. Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. While Bush urged "God [to] bless and stand by the people of Israel and . . . bless the United States," Olmert's letter referred to CUFI's "'bold stand at this crisis time,' and the group's acknowledgment of Israel's biblical 'birthright.'"
The following day, at a well-attended press conference, Hagee said, "The dots are there to be connected, and it is not some big thing called terrorism. It is Islamic fascism; all of the various things and forces that we've seen around the world are not merely hot spots but they are all part of a theme -- a war against Western civilization."
The news conference was followed by a trip to Capitol Hill to lobby congressional representatives.
While other organizations have mostly talked the talk, Hagee's CUFI has set out a bold agenda and it appears to have the resources and political connections to walk the walk:
[highlight]CUFI aims to not only establish a visible presence in hundreds of cities throughout all 50 states, but it also intends to recruit activists to lobby on behalf of Israel.
In addition, CUFI plans to set up an "Israel Rapid Response" network which, through e-mail, faxes, and phone calls, will make its voice heard by elected officials.
To move CUFI's agenda from the planning stage to direct action, Hagee brought David Brog -- a Washington insider -- on board as the organization's executive director. The hiring of Brog, who is Jewish, the former chief of staff for Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Arlen Specter and the author of the recently published book "Standing With Israel: Why Christians Support the Jewish State," was a shrewd and politically savvy move.
In a recent interview, Brog noted that he had "admired" Hagee "from afar," and he explained why, as a Conservative Jew, he would work for a Christian organization: "I believe this is the most important thing I could do not only for Israel but for Judeo-Christian civilization today, which is under threat from radical Islam."[/highlight]
In the preface to his book, Brog establishes his religious bona fides by maintaining that he is "not a Messianic Jew or a Jew for Jesus" and that he doesn't "believe that the Messiah has ever appeared on Earth." He writes that he "embrace" his "Jewish faith and seek knowledge of my Creator through the paths and texts provided to me by my Jewish ancestors." He also points out that while he doesn't "observe all of the Halacha [Jewish law], [he does] recognize the Halacha as a central component of my religion."
While many in the Jewish community have certainly appreciated the support evangelical Christians have given Israel, there are many that still have deep reservations about the Christian evangelicals' mission to convert Jews to Christianity, and their adherence to End-Times beliefs that essentially leave Jews behind.
In a press release issued by the Institute for Public Accuracy, the Rev. Dr. Donald Wagner, a professor at North Park University in Chicago and a founding member of the Institute for the Study of Christian Zionism, pointed out that Christian Zionists see "the modern state of the country-region Israel as the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy and thus deserving of political, financial, and religious support."
Referring to the current Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, Wagner added, "Many of the Christian Zionists may interpret this as a prelude to the battle of Armageddon and the final end-times scenario."
In a late-May interview with the American Thinker's Ed Lasky, Brog stated, "Christians who support Israel do not expect any kind of quid pro quo from the Jewish community. . . . Evangelical support for Israel is a genuine expression of Christian love for the Jews and respect for God's promises to them, and it comes with no strings attached."
He then added: "That being said, it is important to note that Christians are human beings with normal human emotions. When they spend a great deal of time supporting Israel and fighting anti-Semitism, they are disappointed when these efforts are ignored by the Jewish community, and when the only time they hear from representatives of the Jewish community is to attack them because of their positions on social issues.
"This cold reception doesn't sway evangelicals from their course of support for Israel. But it does cause a certain disappointment, a certain feeling of rejection, that I think is unfortunate. We in the Jewish community should try to express greater appreciation for what our Christian friends are doing on our behalf."
In the preface to his book, written before he assumed the position of CUFI executive director, Brog gives Christian Zionists his unequivocal stamp of approval, stating that through his extensive research he "became convinced that the evangelical Christians who support Israel today are nothing less than the theological heirs of the righteous Gentiles who sought to save Jews from the Holocaust."
However, in the American Thinker interview, Brog fervently rushes to the defense of the Rev. Jerry Falwell and the Rev. Pat Robertson -- two exceedingly self-righteous Gentiles. In a bit of linguistic jujitsu, Brog admits that the two media-genic televangelists have "over the years, made a few comments which have been perceived as insensitive to Jews," but, Brog argues, those comments were either "wrongly attributed to them," "taken out of context" or they "apologized" for them. Brog also claimed that both "were devoted friends of Israel that were misunderstood by the Jewish community."
[highlight]They "have devoted their lives to helping Israel and the Jewish people. Time after time they have thrown their significant political support behind Israel." And, "even more importantly, Falwell and Robertson each runs a major Christian university (Liberty University and Regent University, respectively), and each teaches the next generation of Christian leaders passing through their schools to support Israel."[/highlight]
Bill Berkowitz is a longtime observer of the conservative movement. His WorkingForChange column Conservative Watch documents the strategies, players, institutions, victories and defeats of the American Right.
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"A careful study of anti-semitism prejudice and accusations might be of great value to many jews,
who do not adequately realize the irritations they inflict." - H.G. Wells (November 11, 1933)
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Posted : 11/08/2006 3:30 am
(Useful idiots, one and all.)
http://onlinejournal.com/artman/publish/article_1091.shtml
Christian right steps up pro-Israel lobbying
By Bill Berkowitz
Online Journal Guest WriterAug 11, 2006, 01:03
Over the past two decades, as the Christian Right has grown in political power in the United States, there has been parallel growth in support for Israel. A number of organizations made up of conservative evangelical and Jewish leaders have been founded, and millions of dollars have been raised and donated to charities in Israel.
Now, a new group plans to take it up a notch, becoming a significant presence in any political policy debates involving Israel.
[highlight]In mid-July, while the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict continued to escalate, Christians United for Israel (CUFI) -- an organization founded less than six months ago by Texas evangelist Rev. John C. Hagee, pastor of the 18,000-member Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, and the author of "Jerusalem Countdown," a 2006 book about a nuclear-armed Iran -- rolled into Washington, D.C., for its first major get-together.
More than 3,400 delegates from across the country attended the inaugural meeting.[/highlight]
CUFI kicked off the gathering on July 19 with its "A Night to Honor Israel" banquet at the grand ballroom in the Washington Hilton. The festivities attracted a number of high-profile Israeli and U.S. political leaders, including Israeli Ambassador Daniel Ayalon, retired Israeli defense chief Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, and Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman.
According to a report posted at Israpundit, Hagee read greetings from President George W. Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. While Bush urged "God [to] bless and stand by the people of Israel and . . . bless the United States," Olmert's letter referred to CUFI's "'bold stand at this crisis time,' and the group's acknowledgment of Israel's biblical 'birthright.'"
The following day, at a well-attended press conference, Hagee said, "The dots are there to be connected, and it is not some big thing called terrorism. It is Islamic fascism]CUFI aims to not only establish a visible presence in hundreds of cities throughout all 50 states, but it also intends to recruit activists to lobby on behalf of Israel.
In addition, CUFI plans to set up an "Israel Rapid Response" network which, through e-mail, faxes, and phone calls, will make its voice heard by elected officials.
To move CUFI's agenda from the planning stage to direct action, Hagee brought David Brog -- a Washington insider -- on board as the organization's executive director. The hiring of Brog, who is Jewish, the former chief of staff for Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Arlen Specter and the author of the recently published book "Standing With Israel: Why Christians Support the Jewish State," was a shrewd and politically savvy move.
In a recent interview, Brog noted that he had "admired" Hagee "from afar," and he explained why, as a Conservative Jew, he would work for a Christian organization: "I believe this is the most important thing I could do not only for Israel but for Judeo-Christian civilization today, which is under threat from radical Islam."[/highlight]
In the preface to his book, Brog establishes his religious bona fides by maintaining that he is "not a Messianic Jew or a Jew for Jesus" and that he doesn't "believe that the Messiah has ever appeared on Earth." He writes that he "embrace
" his "Jewish faith and seekknowledge of my Creator through the paths and texts provided to me by my Jewish ancestors." He also points out that while he doesn't "observe all of the Halacha [Jewish law], [he does] recognize the Halacha as a central component of my religion."While many in the Jewish community have certainly appreciated the support evangelical Christians have given Israel, there are many that still have deep reservations about the Christian evangelicals' mission to convert Jews to Christianity, and their adherence to End-Times beliefs that essentially leave Jews behind.
In a press release issued by the Institute for Public Accuracy, the Rev. Dr. Donald Wagner, a professor at North Park University in Chicago and a founding member of the Institute for the Study of Christian Zionism, pointed out that Christian Zionists see "the modern state of the country-region Israel as the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy and thus deserving of political, financial, and religious support."
Referring to the current Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, Wagner added, "Many of the Christian Zionists may interpret this as a prelude to the battle of Armageddon and the final end-times scenario."
In a late-May interview with the American Thinker's Ed Lasky, Brog stated, "Christians who support Israel do not expect any kind of quid pro quo from the Jewish community. . . . Evangelical support for Israel is a genuine expression of Christian love for the Jews and respect for God's promises to them, and it comes with no strings attached."
He then added: "That being said, it is important to note that Christians are human beings with normal human emotions. When they spend a great deal of time supporting Israel and fighting anti-Semitism, they are disappointed when these efforts are ignored by the Jewish community, and when the only time they hear from representatives of the Jewish community is to attack them because of their positions on social issues.
"This cold reception doesn't sway evangelicals from their course of support for Israel. But it does cause a certain disappointment, a certain feeling of rejection, that I think is unfortunate. We in the Jewish community should try to express greater appreciation for what our Christian friends are doing on our behalf."
In the preface to his book, written before he assumed the position of CUFI executive director, Brog gives Christian Zionists his unequivocal stamp of approval, stating that through his extensive research he "became convinced that the evangelical Christians who support Israel today are nothing less than the theological heirs of the righteous Gentiles who sought to save Jews from the Holocaust."
However, in the American Thinker interview, Brog fervently rushes to the defense of the Rev. Jerry Falwell and the Rev. Pat Robertson -- two exceedingly self-righteous Gentiles. In a bit of linguistic jujitsu, Brog admits that the two media-genic televangelists have "over the years, made a few comments which have been perceived as insensitive to Jews," but, Brog argues, those comments were either "wrongly attributed to them," "taken out of context" or they "apologized" for them. Brog also claimed that both "were devoted friends of Israel that were misunderstood by the Jewish community."
[highlight]They "have devoted their lives to helping Israel and the Jewish people. Time after time they have thrown their significant political support behind Israel." And, "even more importantly, Falwell and Robertson each runs a major Christian university (Liberty University and Regent University, respectively), and each teaches the next generation of Christian leaders passing through their schools to support Israel."[/highlight]
Bill Berkowitz is a longtime observer of the conservative movement. His WorkingForChange column Conservative Watch documents the strategies, players, institutions, victories and defeats of the American Right.
Excellent insights there, Jimco.
Yep, the jooooz jes luv the right reverend John Hagee. Now Falwell and Robertson will have to step up their own slavish, on-their-knees, subserviances to Israe-hell and to the kike neo-cons here in the Jewnited-S-of-A.
Wonder what ever happened to their loud, public oppositions to baby killings ??? They seem to have forgotten all about it. Gee, wonder what distracted them ??
“To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize” —–Voltaire
Posted : 11/08/2006 8:05 am
RE: Rounder
Hagee is the charlatan's charlatan.
Hagee is real good at what he does. His oration builds to crescendo after crescendo until he has those rapture bunnies creaming in their pants and gushing forward with donations.
I hate Hagee with a passion, he’s nothing more then a fat sack of shit who needs to hang. But to be honest with you, the White Nationalist movement needs speakers with the skill that Hagee possesses.
Do you remember in Dr. Pierce’s book, The Hunter........The bogus preacher that the WNs used to raise funds? That was a riot!
You nailed him, brutus. As you say, his oration skills and crescendos are super effective. So much so, he scares the shit out of me, to be honest.
I'm delighted to report though, that all my young'uns see right thru him. Hagee's a hot topic in the Miller family. As are all the lying, jew-loving TV bastards.
“To learn who rules over you simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize” —–Voltaire
Posted : 11/08/2006 8:13 am
Great...just great. I was supposed to start my new job on 8/21.
Fucking assholes.
[color="DarkRed"]Mirror in the bathroom, recompense
For all my crimes of self defense
Cures you whisper make no sense
Drift gently into mental illness
Posted : 11/08/2006 9:50 am
Stan, I clicked on your link above and photos and audio music came on my screen.
However, my computer is slow speed, and so the "show"
came in sparodic. Damn excellent production though, in my judgment.
Rounder, the way to watch videos on youtube when you have dial-up is this: Once the video is clicked on to start, hit the "play" button, the button with the arrow on it. This will shift it from "play" to "pause" mode. The video will continue to load however; you will see the gray bar slowly moving from left to right. Go do something else as it will take awhile, but when the gray bar is all the way to the right, the video has fully loaded. THEN you hit the play button again to take it out of pause mode and the video will play uninterrupted...
AM
Posted : 11/08/2006 9:34 pm
8/22 is kinda catchy and it is on a Tuesday.
Funniest post I read all night. :cheers:
Posted : 11/08/2006 10:44 pm