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"Fredric L. Rice DeRothschilde, Esq." |
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26 Sep 2005 10:18:48 PM |
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Christofascists "school vouchers" fraud again |
God damned fucking Christian extremists.
From The Boston Globe, 9/25/05:
http://www.boston.com/news/weather/articles/2005/09/25/rebuilding_plan_paving_way_for_conservative_goals/
Rebuilding plan paving way for conservative goals
By Rick Klein, Globe Staff
WASHINGTON --
Republican lawmakers in Congress have tried repeatedly in recent years
to allow children to use federally funded vouchers to attend private
schools.
They have been defeated seven times since 1998.
At least nine times in the past decade, Republicans sought to repeal
or undermine a Depression-era law that requires federal contractors to
pay the ''prevailing wage" in the region they are working in.
None of the efforts succeeded.
But now the GOP is poised to realize both of those goals.
President Bush's reconstruction package for the Gulf Coast region
devastated by Hurricane Katrina includes nearly $500 million for
vouchers that children can use at private schools anywhere in the
nation.
And Bush declared a ''national emergency" to waive the prevailing wage
law during the cleanup, freeing contractors to pay construction
workers as little as the minimum wage, rather than the $8 to $10
prevailing wages in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
As the federal government's response to Katrina takes shape, the White
House and Congress are enacting or seeking to pass a wide range of
policies that have been consistently rejected by Congress, despite
Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
The Bush administration has lifted the requirement that contractors
have affirmative-action plans, is seeking to weaken clean-air
standards in the Gulf region, and has shelved rules governing the
number of hours truckers can work.
Republicans in Congress have proposed allowing the EPA to waive all
environmental regulations during the rebuilding.
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Bush is a Christian. Get over it!
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| User: "Kant" |
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| Title: Re: Christofascists "school vouchers" fraud again |
26 Sep 2005 10:42:28 PM |
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You militant atheists pretty much all work from the same script.
Although viewing yourselves as "free thinkers", you all have a Party Line
you follow rather closely.
It isn't difficult to anticipate your arguments on any
given point. Most intelligent religious individuals almost always can
correctly predict what
you'll say next.Interestingly, militant atheists get much of their beliefs
about "Christianity" from liberal Christians.
They'll pejoratively label all Christians as "Fundies",
then presumptively attack liberal theological concepts
they suppose us "Fundies" subscribe to !
Nearly all militant atheists are followers of the
religion of Scientism. Their priests wear white lab
coats. Their sacramental objects are the microscope,
the telescope, and the test tube. Blasphemy is to
deny the ultimate authority of science.
But the militant atheists -the ones who have devoted
their lives to refuting Christianity- are almost like the
demons ...who believe more firmly in God's existence
than do Christians !
It can unequivocally be stated that militant atheists are some
of the people who most solidly believe in God !
Ain't talking 'practical atheists' here ...those who don't
even think much about atheism. They're the true
atheists.
Professional atheists who've dedicated themselves
to eradicating the Lord do so because they hate Him.
They're the God-haters.
To which they'll invariably reply: 'How can we hate
something we don't believe in ?'.
Exactly ! It's their belief in God which drives them to
relentlessly attack Him.
Run of the mill, everyday 'practical atheists' don't
give God a second thought. They're the ones
I worry about.
Whereas militant atheists are fighting against the
innate knowledge of suppressed in their hearts.
As a militant atheist I can unequivocally state that there is no time in
your life that you
totally disbelieved in God. And -in fact- were driven to
work against the Lord by belief in Him !
It isn't that militant atheists don't believe God exists.
Instead: That they don't want God to exist.
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| User: "Hotel Charlie One" |
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| Title: Re: Christofascists "school vouchers" fraud again |
27 Sep 2005 06:54:44 AM |
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"Kant" <Kant@Hell.com> wrote in
news:xc3_e.73$Q34.1873@news.uswest.net:
You militant atheists pretty much all work from the same script.
(some major snippage)
Oh look! The "You militant atheists script" script is back again.
Unchanged and
Still boring
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Power corrupts
Absoulte power corrupts absolutely
All Gods claim absolute power
Draw your own conclusions
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| User: "Fredric L. Rice DeRothschilde, Esq." |
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| Title: Re: Christofascists "school vouchers" fraud again |
27 Sep 2005 09:52:46 PM |
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"Kant" <Kant@Hell.com> wrote:
You militant atheists pretty much all work from the same script.
God damned fucking Christian extremists.
From The Boston Globe, 9/25/05:
http://www.boston.com/news/weather/articles/2005/09/25/rebuilding_plan_paving_way_for_conservative_goals/
Rebuilding plan paving way for conservative goals
By Rick Klein, Globe Staff
WASHINGTON --
Republican lawmakers in Congress have tried repeatedly in recent years
to allow children to use federally funded vouchers to attend private
schools.
They have been defeated seven times since 1998.
At least nine times in the past decade, Republicans sought to repeal
or undermine a Depression-era law that requires federal contractors to
pay the ''prevailing wage" in the region they are working in.
None of the efforts succeeded.
But now the GOP is poised to realize both of those goals.
President Bush's reconstruction package for the Gulf Coast region
devastated by Hurricane Katrina includes nearly $500 million for
vouchers that children can use at private schools anywhere in the
nation.
And Bush declared a ''national emergency" to waive the prevailing wage
law during the cleanup, freeing contractors to pay construction
workers as little as the minimum wage, rather than the $8 to $10
prevailing wages in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
As the federal government's response to Katrina takes shape, the White
House and Congress are enacting or seeking to pass a wide range of
policies that have been consistently rejected by Congress, despite
Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
The Bush administration has lifted the requirement that contractors
have affirmative-action plans, is seeking to weaken clean-air
standards in the Gulf region, and has shelved rules governing the
number of hours truckers can work.
Republicans in Congress have proposed allowing the EPA to waive all
environmental regulations during the rebuilding.
---
http://www.ElmerFudd.US/ http://www.notserver.com/
http://sf.irk.ru/www/ot3/otiii-gif.html
http://www.rightard.org/ http://www.thedarkwind.org/
Bush is a Christian. Get over it!
"You don't have my permission to take my picture!" - Santa Claus
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