Ever heard a death threat issued by a Christian chaplain?

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Saturday April 25, 2009 · 10:20 PM PDT

2009/04/25 · 22:20

I just got word from Mikey Weinstein from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation that a "fatwah" has been issued against him - by a Christian minister. I'm sending what he sent to me but I checked with him first before I got hold of you because I didn't want to put him in any further danger.

There's not any doubt that this guy is asking for a hit to be placed on Mikey, Rev. Lynn and their families. The FBI and other police agencies have already been informed.It sickens me to hear a man who claims to be of G-d suggest the murder of people like something out of the Godfather. "I would be indebted to anyone who would rid me of this problem." and then when people are killed they can claim they had no responsibility.

Research the situation and then help shine the light on this rat.

Naithom

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Saturday March 14, 2009 · 10:30 PM PDT

2009/03/14 · 22:30

Glenn Beck and his cells are gonna wish there were no such things as videotape or the Internet. First there was the interview with Chuck "President of Texas" Norris and now I present you with a little piece of Glenn Beck history where he states that terrorists shouldn't be tried but rather, they should just be shot in the head.head

Calling for members of the military to commit treason by entreating them to refuse to obey the orders of the Commander in Chief and calling for secession from the union during wartime could very well be considered internal terrorism.

Still feel that instant execution is a good idea, Glenn?

Watching One Family Member Leave Office, And Another Enter To Create History

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Tuesday January 20, 2009 · 7:55 PM PST

2009/01/20 · 19:55

I have a slightly different view of today's place in history, as you see, I am related to both George W. Bush and Barack Obama. To both I am eighth cousin.

As you can imagine, I didn't discuss my connection to George through his great-grandmother, Lucretia Wear, much as folks distantly related to Hitler and Mussolini didn't 'brag'. As disgusting and obscene as I felt concerning George's treatment of the Constitution as a citizen, just imagine how it felt knowing that this was a family member who was using our civil rights as toilet paper. As George's helicopter flew off, I was reminded of an old song, 'Thank God and Greyhound You're Gone'.

But then, there was Barack. After being told for eight years that 'No we can't because we are too afraid, Barack told us in a clear and strong voice that 'Yes, we can!'

Naithom

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Sunday October 19, 2008 · 3:48 PM PDT

2008/10/19 · 15:48

When I was a youngster in school, we were given a word of the day, a word which represented what we would be learning during that day‘s lessons.

Well, if this last week’s political season had a word, it was endorsements.

Now, Obama has received numerous endorsements, but I am interested in certain endorsements, those that are coming from those who in the past have backed conservative or Republican candidates. The reason I’m examining these is because it tells us what Obama is doing right to include the red states and McCain is doing which is alienating his base.

Naithom

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Wednesday October 15, 2008 · 8:47 PM PDT

2008/10/15 · 20:47

John McCain made it pretty clear what he thinks of regular folks - taking care of the middle class would provoke class warfare and women's lives mean bubkis.

Class warfare? Closing tax loopholes so that the wealthy pay their fair share will cause class warfare? The Rockefellers and Annenbergs are going to take up arms because they have to pay their taxes. Sure, John. He continues to be more concerned with the feelings of the rich rather than the plight of the middle and working classes.

Naithom

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Tuesday October 14, 2008 · 2:50 PM PDT

2008/10/14 · 14:50

Folks, you couldn’t make this up if you tried. It would appear that John McCain’s campaign is self-destructing.

That’s the only explanation for John McCain picking to head his presidential transition team William Timmons, a lobbyist who worked on behalf of, and no, I’m not kidding, Saddam Hussein. Timmons, with two other lobbyists, Samir Vincent and Tongsun Park lobbied on behalf of Saddam Hussein to ease the international sanctions against Iraq in the infamous food for oil scheme investigated by the UN.

Saddam Hussein

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Sunday October 12, 2008 · 6:32 PM PDT

2008/10/12 · 18:32

In the 1980’s the deregulation of the financial institutions led to the collapse of 747 savings and loans and the cost to the American people of $160.1 billion. The subsequent economic slowdown brought on the recession of the 1990’s and the slowest housing market since WWII.

The most well known of the savings and loan closings was the Lincoln Savings and Loan which defrauded 23,000 bondholders and many elderly investors lost their life savings. Charles Keating, the chairman of Lincoln Savings and Loan, served five years for fraud, racketeering and conspiracy. During the investigation of the savings and loan collapse it was discovered that Charles Keating had paid $1.3 million to various senators and asked that they help him resist regulators who would and could have prevented his actions. Based on the senators’ requests, the regulators backed off and the American people paid the price. One of those senators was John McCain. He became known as one of the Keating 5.

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Tuesday October 07, 2008 · 9:22 PM PDT

2008/10/07 · 21:22

There was a time when I respected John McCain, I didn't always agree with him, but I respected him.

That time is gone.

In the past few months I have seen him desperate enough to fan the flames of racism, bigotry and ignorance, allowing vicious rumors to go to do his dirty work. At first I thought it was just dirty politicing, but after watching the last two presidential debates and listening to McCain and Palin play up to the white sheet crowd, I realize that McCain isn't just playing up to the bigot vote, he's a dues paying member of the club, so should I say clan.

Naithom

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Sunday October 05, 2008 · 9:23 AM PDT

2008/10/05 · 09:23

It's nice that Sarah Palin finally gave a specific answer to that Katie Couric question about what she reads. She announced to supporters in California that "There's a special place in Hell reserved for women who don't support other women." She was paraphrasing a quote from Madeleine Albright that she read off of her morning Starbucks.

Gov. Palin better hope that there is no truth to that opinion since she made rape victims pay for their own kits.

That said, she instructed us to vote for the person or persons who will best support women ie., health care, equal pay, economy, individual as opposed to governmental choice, victim's advocacy, education for our children.

So, let's do as Gov. Palin says, and vote for Obama/Biden!
women

We Have Been Warned

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Friday October 03, 2008 · 10:10 AM PDT

2008/10/03 · 10:10

Admit it, most of us watched the vice presidential debates expecting to see another Katie Couric moment. And while we didn’t get anymore ‘deer in the headlights’ moments but we did, if we paid attention, information that’s vital to us all. No, I’m not talking about her rote answers on foreign policy or the energy statements she gave, even when they had nothing to do with the question. No, I’m talking about her answers concerning the vice presidency and Dick Cheney.

Sarah Palin had a perfect chance to separate herself and her running mate from the crimes of their predecessors when asked about the current vice president. Instead, she made it perfectly clear that she not only approved of Dick Cheney’s behavior during this administration, but that, if elected she would emulate and even further it.

Naithom

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Friday September 26, 2008 · 3:56 PM PDT

2008/09/26 · 15:56

As Wall Street crumbles under the weight of it’s own greed, American financial institutions search frantically for someone to pull things back together and save the American economy.

And with a fiery press conference, a cloud of dust and a hearty ‘Hi, ho Silver!’, John McCain valiantly stops his campaign and after making a stop or two in New York, rides into Washington to save the day. Where he was told, in no uncertain terms, that he could ride right back off on the horse he rode in on.

It was to be expected that there would be Democrats who would look sideways at McCain’s ride to the rescue, but McCain even got whipped by his own troops. The Republican Senator from Tennessee, Bob Corker, stated that prior to our hero riding in on his white horse that, "Yesterday, except for the middle part of the day, was a tremendously productive day," and that McCain’s presence "adds a tension and distraction that candidly is not healthy at this moment in time."

Naithom

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Wednesday September 24, 2008 · 10:53 PM PDT

2008/09/24 · 22:53

During Katie Couric’s interview with Sarah Palin, one particular comment shocked me. She placed the blame for the current financial collapse at the feet of the American homeowner.

According to Sarah Palin, it was the American family’s fault for wanting a home of their own, a yard for their kids. How dare they want better for themselves and their children!

How foolish the homeowners were to believe the banks and the mortgage companies when they were pre-approved for loans based on their income. Of course, they should have known more than people with banking and finance degrees. They should have recognized that home ownership was too good to be true and turned it down.
American homeowner

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