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DEC-16-04
1:11:46
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RE: Politics: Bush or Kerry
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CynthiaJoy
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I just want to make it very clear....anyone who thinks that kerry supports freedome didn't take time to fidn out the truth about his past.
Stop just believeing what the horse says and listen to his flys.
Praise God that Bush won. I know he will make any needed adjustments.
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DEC-3-04
19:43:59
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I am glad bush is president
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I am so glad bush is president. I just dont like the idea that they think Bush was the one who was the cause of the war. When President Clinton got the letter and didn't do anything about it. And also they where the ones that bombed us first. And that is why we went to war and if we didn't go to war they would have bombed us again.
I am glad president Bush got relected so he can do all the things he promised to fulfull instead of what he got swamped into with the war.
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NOV-4-04
7:33:21
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RE: Politics: Bush or Kerry
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We won! We won! I am just so happy that moral values voters stood up and took control of this election. This time morals and values calculated to be one of the biggest issues. Not only did our President get re-elected, but we also gained ground in the Senate and House. Marriage only between a man and a woman passed in all 11 states where it was on the ballot. So much for the liberals calling us "extreamist!" Thank you all for praying with me; and what a positive result! I rejoiced in that SD; a conservative state by nature, ousted Democrat Dashle even though he was Senate minority leader and also considering incumbants usually get re-elected. Now the Democrats will have to re-think things and ask themselves who's really out of touch with the people?
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OCT-31-04
1:52:57
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RE: Politics: Bush or Kerry
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If voters trust in Bush because of what they regard as his emotional commitment to their wellbeing and the nationŐs security, then they have fallen victim to the mind numbing manipulation that is practiced by the propagandists, secretly working behind closed doors in Washington. The opinion shapers and image-makers certainly do not speak for at least half of the American public. A substantial number of citizens have not been swayed. They think that Bush does have an emotional commitment, but his zeal is for an insanely criminal, drastically misguided, and ill-advised ambition to acquire unrestrained power for the United States, and vast profits for himself and his friends.
When people look closely, they see that Bush is mechanistic, egomaniacal, and most significantly, believes that he is ordained by God to lead the world. Only Jesus has that mandate. If Bush wins this election, and especially if he wins it by a narrow margin, America is going to implode. There is rancor floating just below a facade of civility. This animosity is a wall between the right and the left, and on either side is a human tinderbox waiting for a spark. If this human fuel ignites, it will burn as open hostility of the kind not seen since the Civil War or the Civil Rights Era.
Quote all the psychobabble in the world, and it still will not make George Bush a good man. His handlers have been excellent at persuasion, but they have built a house of cards that will certainly fall. If not on Nov. 2, then within the next four years as the people begin to realize the horrible mistake they made at the polls. The Earth cannot afford Bush as the hegemonic don of the world.
As we have gotten to know John Kerry, we find him to be an extremely warm, intelligent, and ultimately legitimate leader. He is not too analytical, nor is he divorced from his emotions, as is often asserted. To the contrary, he is just right. Not perfect by any measure, but right for the time, and right for the people. And he is deeply faithful to his religion, but unlike the pharisees, he does not have to proclaim it in public. And as a president, he has to operate under the laws of the Constitution of the United States, which means upholding the separation between church and state. But true faith in Jesus means He is with us always, and we don't have to write Him into the constitution for him to be our savior. Kerry will be a unifier, not a divider; a builder, rather than a destroyer. He might stumble, he might even fall at some point, but he will stand up and admit that he was clumsy. He will build accord and consensus, and above all, he will not waste lives and resources based on feelings and false intelligence.
There will certainly be wounds to heal as a result of the loathing and antipathy fostered during the 2004 campaign. But John Kerry will not let them fester and linger beyond a reasonable amount of healing time. It is likely that he will reach out as a peacemaker as soon as he sees the opportunities. And God knows that peace is what the world needs, not the plan that the current leadership has in mind.
And the United States of America has a plan. The plan is to have total technological and military supremacy, particularly as applied to wars of regime change. The current leaders intend to create governments that are puppets of America. Under our presidentŐs personal cult of personality, this strategy is unfolding. He believes that the U.S. has been chosen by God to be the world leader, to bring our values to the rest of the planet. This looks too much to me like the actions of the anti-christ. This is a doctrine of exceptionalism. It appears that U.S. policy is moving in a direction that gives America exemption from law because of the conviction that we are chosen people. This is a belief that is deeply embedded in the Bush administration.
The rise of the neo conservatives has brought with it the tenet that the U.S. has earned its super power status, and therefore they see it as their obligation to exert influence everywhere. The goal is nothing short of world domination by a single power, ultimately resulting in the creation of a new empire for the next 100 to 200 years. Anything that moves against it is to be crushed. When threatened, for us it is a democracy, but for the rest of the world, the thumb of repression. This is AmericaŐs ambition, creating a new empire parallel to Rome or Greece.
This obsessive consolidation of power is one of the primary reasons that every lover of freedom should vote for John Kerry, or at the very least, a reason to vote against Bush. The ideas laid out here are not the result of paranoid, conspiracy theories. They are based on fact. The Project for the New American Century lays out the neo conservative doctrine in stark and chilling terms. Complacency will lead to the majority of humans being forced into living a sub-standard existence. In other words, the so-called western standard of living will be lowered to the level at which billions of people already exist. There will be a minority of privileged, extraordinarily wealthy individuals enjoying the best fruits of the earth, and the rest will be subsisting on the scraps that they throw down. This scenario cannot be allowed to unfold. Bush, and his gang, MUST be removed from office.
And lastly, I believe that Jesus would be very disappointed in what has been done in his name. Shameful, terribly shameful. I love my country, this nation of America, very much. And our founders never intended for it to become what it is under this administration. I know that God is love, and love is not what our current leaders are propogating in the world. Profit and greed, that is it. Vote for Kerry by all means. And pray for all of us, pray like you have never prayed before. Pray for redemption, love, and peace.
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OCT-30-04
21:50:25
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Forum: Christian Singles Member Surveys
RE: Politics: Bush or Kerry
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Faithfullboy
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To a very good extent I agree with you OhHiOhGuy on your comment on Oct-28-04 at 20:50:42. In these last days we hear very much about the "American Pride" which for me its nothing less than a great shame. That pride is based in part on the power of this nation. But many dont see the frauds behind that satanic power. Since God is not leadding and commanding wars any longer from behind the terrenal sanctuary. And have not a Moses to talk to face to face (I think you would call this Theocratic Era in English, or something similar), we have no command to destroy nations based on the vision of satanic leaders like Bush. We have a new dispensation. The one of the cross for all nations to know and repent. There is my pride, love your enemies, for Jesus loved us even when we were still sinners. But I see a political "christianity" today lead by the "gamble" of the vote for presidents. Like Isreal demmanding for a king in rebellion against God. Sorry have no more time to continue. I know you may not agree with this, but I want others to read too. I appreciate it. Bye. Something else, I chosed no party. Because as a christian cant entangled myself with the bussines of this world. And though Im a cityzen, like to say like paul who had double cityzenship, "My cityzenship is in heaven..."
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