"johac" <jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:jhachmann-73C351.00080310012008@news.giganews.com...

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

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http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294
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John #1782

These mentally challenged people are just *itchin'* to start the Second
American Civil War, aren't they? They just won't quit. Over the course of
time I think they will succeed too. Look at the 'infrastructure' they have
in place. Look at how many of their number are well placed in high places.
And we know all too well that they will not listen to reason. They live in
a 'Christian' parallel universe becoming increasingly remote from the real
world -- only it *does* reside in the real world! And that would be
'okay', I suppose -- allowing for religious 'liberty' -- if it didn't
have such dire consequences for those who do not embrace their world view;
a view which, eventually, will have them pitted against *each other*
because of differing interpretations of 'Scripture' -- the
religiously-diseased idiots.

Let what continues to be done to me out here in northeast Wisconsin serve
as a daily reminder of what these people think is perfectly acceptable
treatment regarding the non-believer when given enough 'freedom' . . . '

"johac" <jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:jhachmann-73C351.00080310012008@news.giganews.com...

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

---
http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294
--
John #1782

These mentally challenged people are just *itchin'* to start the Second
American Civil War, aren't they? They just won't quit. Over the course of
time I think they will succeed too. Look at the 'infrastructure' they have
in place. Look at how many of their number are well placed in high places.
And we know all too well that they will not listen to reason. They live in a
'Christian' parallel universe becoming increasingly remote from the real
world -- only it *does* reside in the real world! And that would be 'okay'
if it didn't have such dire consequences for those who do not embrace their
world view; a view which, eventually, will have them pitted against *each
other* because of differing interpretations of 'Scripture' -- the
religiously-diseased idiots.

Let what continues to be done to me out here in northeast Wisconsin serve as
a daily reminder of what these people think is perfectly acceptable
treatment regarding the non-believer when given enough 'freedom'. (Given a
little more, my sorry-***** would have been gone *long* ago.) I'm sorry to see
that one of those Republican 'History Ignoramuses' listed is Wisconsin's own
Paul Ryan, a pretty 'sharp' guy. What in the *hell* went wrong *there*?!
Been drinking water from a severely polluted Janesville well or something?

Greywolf

On Jan 10, 2:08 am, johac <jhachm...@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote:

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

---http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294
--
John #1782

I'm surprised you didn't link this to the thread discussing Bill 666
in the House of Commons. This bill is 888 which is the number of
Jesus Christ! LoL!

Budikka

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 00:08:03 -0800, johac
<jhachmann@remove.sbcglobal.net> wrote:

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

---
http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294

I just CAN'T bear to watch it.
No way.
I have had enough cringe-worthy material to last me several lifetimes.

johac wrote:

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

---
http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294

This is a perfect example of why there should be a constitutional test
for all people running for office. If they can't comprehend the rules
the country is supposed to operate under, they have no business standing
a chance of getting elected.

johac wrote:

<Long article>

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

There's also a link to a goofy video where Huckabee's friend Chuck
Norris and his blondie wife try to explain it to us.

---
http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/1/9/215810/7294

This is a perfect example of why there should be a constitutional test
for all people running for office. If they can't comprehend the rules
the country is supposed to operate under, they have no business standing
a chance of getting elected.

johac wrote:

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

Well, I see I have to go back to checking up on Thomas every week. My
senator is one of the idiots who's sponsoring this travesty.

Even ignoring the foundational statements, the resolution itself is a
lie:

- "affirms the rich spiritual and diverse religious history of our
Nation's founding and subsequent history, including up to the current
day;"

Rich & diverse? They just made 75 statements explaining how the US is
Christian.

- "recognizes that the religious foundations of faith on which America
was built are critical underpinnings of our Nation's most valuable
institutions and form the inseparable foundation for America's
representative processes, legal systems, and societal structures"

I guess they don't consider the Constitution or the first amendment to
be all that critical.

- "rejects, in the strongest possible terms, any effort to remove,
obscure, or purposely omit such history from our Nation's public
buildings and educational resources"

Obviously they think that pesky legal system is more valuable in theory
than in practise.

- "expresses support for designation of a `American Religious History
Week' every year for the appreciation of and education on America's
history of religious faith"

If this week of education includes *everything* done in the name of
religion, from the eradication of the natives to the illegal invasion of
a sovereign nation, then it might be a useful tool.

johac wrote:

How some in Congress are trying to sneak bogus "Christian Nation"
history into US school rooms.

Well, I see I have to go back to checking up on Thomas every week. My
senator is one of the idiots who's sponsoring this travesty.

Even ignoring the foundational statements, the resolution itself is a
lie:

- "affirms the rich spiritual and diverse religious history of our
Nation's founding and subsequent history, including up to the current
day;"

Rich & diverse? They just made 75 statements explaining how the US is
Christian.

- "recognizes that the religious foundations of faith on which America
was built are critical underpinnings of our Nation's most valuable
institutions and form the inseparable foundation for America's
representative processes, legal systems, and societal structures"

I guess they don't consider the Constitution or the first amendment to
be all that critical.


- "rejects, in the strongest possible terms, any effort to remove,
obscure, or purposely omit such history from our Nation's public
buildings and educational resources"

Obviously they think that pesky legal system is more valuable in theory
than in practise.


- "expresses support for designation of a `American Religious History
Week' every year for the appreciation of and education on America's
history of religious faith"

If this week of education includes *everything* done in the name of
religion, from the eradication of the natives to the illegal invasion of
a sovereign nation, then it might be a useful tool.