New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
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From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
Jyeshta <whatever@twixtntween.com> confessed:
I'm not a Christian, at all.
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From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Sat, 20 Oct 2007, trotsky <gmsingh@email.com> wrote:
Steve Newport wrote:
But only if Rudy is elected President.
I think most Americans want Armageddon because they assume it will get
rid of the Chimpy administration.
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Similar insults were commonplace in 1920s Germany. Even Lincoln was
caricatured as a monkey in 1860s political cartoons. Picture Hitler
with the world's most powerful 21st-century nuclear and biological
arsenal (and God knows what other top-secret WMDs the U.S. Military
has in store?)! The Apocalypse makes it clear that the vast weapons
unleashed make more death of flesh and bone than of walls and stone.
The Prophecies of old and latter days are of one accord. There are
myriads of relavant, concerted, prophecies to cite. I'll quote two
citations from the prophecies of Michel de Nostradamus (1503-1566):
O vaste Rome ta ruyne s'approche,
O vast Rome your ruin is approaching,
Non de tes murs, de ton sang & substance,
Not of your walls, of your blood & substance,
L'aspre par lettres fera si horrible coche,
The harsh by letters will make so horrible notch,
Fer pointu mis a tous iusques au manche.
Iron pointed put to all until the grip.
--Century X Quatrain LXV (C10Q65)
"...par les Occidentaux. Et a ce regne sera faicte
by the Occidentals. And to this reign will be made
grande desolation, & les plus grandes citez seront
greatest desolation, & the more great cities will be
de peuplees, & ceux qui entreront dedans seront
depopulated, & those which will enter inside will be
comprins a la vengeance de l'ire de Dieu."
comprehending to the vengeance of the ire of Zeus.
--excerpt from Epistle toward king Henri II of France
I know it's fallen-human nature to make light of Death & Hell,
to joke about the karmic Inferno etc. But the great battle of
Armageddon looms on the immediate horizon. It begins with the
fall of the great city which, and I quote from the Apocalypse:
"she is having reign over the kings of the earth". It doesn't
take a brain surgeon to know what city Jesus is talking about.
Here's a more contextual excerpt (not for the faint of heart):
"tormentum et luctum quia in corde suo dicit
in torment and mourning. because in the heart of hers she is saying
sedeo regina et vidua non sum et luctum non
I am sitting a queen, and a widow not I am, and mourning not
videbo ideo in una die venient
I will be seeing. for this reason in one day they will be coming
plagae eius mors et luctus et fames et igni
the plagues of hers, death, and mourning, and famine, and in fire
conburetur quia fortis est Deus qui iudicavit illam
she will burn, because fortitudinous is Zeus who is judging her.
et flebunt et plangent se
and they will be weeping and they will be striking themselves
super illam reges terrae qui ***** illa fornicati
upon her the kings of the earth, who with her are fornicating
sunt et in deliciis vixerunt ***** viderint
to be and in her delicacies they are living, when they are seeing
fumum incendii eius longe stantes
the fumes incendiary of hers, a long way off they are standing
propter timorem tormentorum eius dicentes
on account of the timorousness of the torments of hers, and they are saying
vae vae civitas illa magna Babylon civitas illa fortis
Woe, woe, the city the great Babylon, the city the fortitudinous.
quoniam una hora venit iudicium tuum
seeing that in one hour it is coming the judgment of yours.
et negotiatores terrae flebunt et
and the negotiators of the earth they will be weeping and
lugebunt super illam quoniam merces
they will be mourning over her, seeing that the merchandise
eorum nemo emet amplius mercem auri
of hers no one will be buying amply, the merchandise of gold,
et argenti et lapidis pretiosi et margaritis et
and of silver, and of gemstones precious, and of pearls, and
byssi et purpurae et serici et
of fine linen, and of purple-dyed fabric, and of silk, and
cocci et omne lignum thyinum et omnia
of scarlet-dyed fabric, and of every ligneous thyine, and of every
vasa eboris et omnia vasa de lapide pretioso et
vessel made of ivory, and every vessel of ceramic precious, and
aeramento et ferro et marmore et cinnamomum et
of copper, and ferrous, and marmoreal, and of cinnamon, and
amomum et odoramentorum et unguenti et turis
of amonum, and of odours, and of unguents, and of frankincense,
et vini et olei et similae et tritici
and of wine, and of olive oil, and of fine flour, and of wheat,
et iumentorum et ovium et equorum et raedarum et
and of cattle, and ovine, and of horses, and of chariots, and
mancipiorum et animarum hominum et poma tua desiderii
of the bodies and the souls of men. and the pomes of yours desiderate
animae discessit a te et omnia pinguia et
of soul it is going away from you, and everything pinguid and
clara perierunt a te et amplius illa iam
clarified it is perishing from you, and amply these even now
non invenient mercatores horum qui
not they will be finding. the merchants of these things who
divites facti sunt ab ea longe stabunt
rich are made to be from her, a long way off they will be standing
propter timorem tormentorum eius flentes
on account of their timorousness of the torments of hers, weeping
ac lugentes et dicentes vae vae civitas illa
and also mourning, and they are saying Woe, woe, the city the
magna quae amicta erat byssino et purpura et cocco
great which arrayed to be in fine linen and purple and scarlet,
et deaurata est auro et lapide pretioso et margaritis
and gilded to be in gold and gemstone precious and pearl,
quoniam una hora destitutae sunt tantae divitiae et
because in one hour is destitute to be so much riches. and
omnis gubernator et omnis qui in locum navigat
every helmsman and every one in a place that he is navigating,
et nautae et qui maria operantur longe
and nautical, and who maritime are operating, a long way off
steterunt et clamaverunt videntes
they are standing, and they are clamoring as they are seeing
locum incendii eius dicentes quae similis
the place incendiary of her, and they are saying Who is similar
civitati huic magnae et miserunt pulverem super
to the city this great? and they are throwing dust upon
capita sua et clamaverunt flentes et lugentes
the heads of theirs, and they are clamoring, weeping, and mourning,
dicentes vae vae civitas magna in qua divites
and they are saying Woe, woe, the city great in whom rich
facti sunt omnes qui habent naves in mari de
are made to be every one who is having ships in the sea from
pretiis eius quoniam una hora desolata
the preciousness of her, seeing that in one hour she is desolate
est exulta super eam caelum et sancti
to be. be you exulting over her, O heaven and the sanctified,
et apostoli et prophetae quoniam iudicavit
and the apostles, and the prophets, seeing that he is judging
Deus iudicium vestrum de illa...."
Zeus the judgment of yours of her.
--editio Vulgata, Apocalypsis 18:7-20
And it won't be cinematic.
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
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18 Oct 2007 01:06:33 PM |
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From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, "Doc" <alienpoptart@gortsux.net> wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
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A "gloomy outlook" is a matter of perspective. Christians know that
this world MUST be destroyed before Jesus Christ returns immediately
after the great tribulation, Armageddon, and massive incoming seven
stadia along its major axis into the ocean. Thus immediately after
this is when Jesus returns with the dark clouds just like the bible
says. Christians know this which is why Christians look forward to
the end of this egregiously evil, abominably Anti-Christian empire.
Therefore anyone who calls this "gloomy" is horribly Anti-Christian.
All men are born is sin, born with plenty of bad karma to go around
for everybody. We are all required to die, and we are each required
to pay our karmic debts to the great Spirit--to the very last penny!
Thus "free-ride" pseudo-Christians are in for a VERY rude awakening.
The Light is Perfect. We sinners are all imperfect, some vastly more
so than others, as God knows. The Light exposes our every flaw, every
violation of the Ten Commandments & Golden Rule down to the very last
sub-atomic particle! So shall the egregiously evil, self-aggrandizing,
mammon-worshipping sinners of the world: politicians, lawyers, judges,
businessmen, Atheists, all who worship the creation above the Creator,
they shall be Judged most harshly of all regardless of their "beliefs".
The Anti-Christian hypocrites shall find their prison down in Tartaros!
The end of the world is clearly imminent and all Christians welcome
it, seeing this as long overdue, or like Billy Graham said, "if God
doesn't judge this murderously evil empire, then He owes Sodom and
Gomorrah an Apology!" Thus indeed Pray for Armageddon which purges,
cleanses, the Temple of all its bad karma, paving the way for the
pure Light of God: our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ. Halleluiah!
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
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18 Oct 2007 02:27:05 PM |
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Anonymous wrote:
<snip tedious crap>
Daniel Joseph Min
Golly, you're such a oppresively stupid *****, it defies description.
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From: Daniel <babylon.usa>
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You're confused. There is *NO* bargaining with the grim reaper. :)
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
"alvinyork@webtv.net" lamented in vain:
Any person, philosophy, or religion which has brought himself to believe
that his own violent destruction will somehow lead to his eventual
posterity is surely suffering from the most pessimistic form of delusion
which even the most manipulative form of evil ever known can proclaim victory!
"...Yes, he has been trying to comfort him-
self with these suppositions; but he had
found all in vain. All in vain; because
Death, in approaching him, had stalked
with his black shadow before him, and
enveloped the victim. And it was the
mornful influence of the unperceived
shadow that caused him to feel -- al-
though he neither saw nor heard -- to
feel the presence of my head within the
room...." --Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)
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18 Oct 2007 09:15:08 PM |
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From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, Jyeshta <whatever@twixtntween.com> wrote:
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 22:10:10 +0200 (CEST), Nomen Nescio
<nobody@dizum.com> wrote:
From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, "Doc" <alienpoptart@gortsux.net> wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
when we are alive, we do not wish for
"Armageddon".
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You are not a devout Christian. Only devout Christians know
what true Christianity means. Everybody else is misinformed,
poorly- and/or badly-educated. Thus, every devout Christian
prays for Armageddon because the Holy Bible makes it crystal
clear that the great worldwide tribulation, Armageddon, with
extremely virulent pandemic intercontinental pestilence, and
games of Slaughter en masse via thermonuclear holocaust, etc.,
is absolutely positively incontrovertibly prerequisite to the
return of Jesus Christ with the Dark clouds immediately after
the end of this world. Devout Christians know this for a fact.
Thus devout Christians do pray to God in earnest for the end
of this world, which is imminent, and cannot be circumvented.
Devout Christians have nurtured the fifth and final stage of
death: Acceptance. The only thing which remains to do is die
to the old heaven & earth and welcome the new heaven & earth,
seeing that the interpretation of death has been made clear:
verily, the wages of sin. Devout Christians understand this,
and accept this. The Christian's reward is in the hereafter,
not of this world, so Christians look forward to Armageddon.
[...]
Since when does karma have anything to do with Christianity?
You are not a devout Christian. Only devout Christians know
what true Christianity means. Everybody else is misinformed,
poorly- and/or badly-educated, etc. The happy news is that
no one can escape the tribulation, not even in death. That's
what's so good about it. Even Atheists _must_ face the music,
death being the great equalizer. Thus I love Death and Hades,
ghosts, hauntings, Limbo, Purgatory, karma, astrology, tarot,
reincarnation, psychic mediumship, clairvoyance and prophecy,
but I don't expect Anti-Christians to understand this at all.
Personally, I count it a great privilege and dignified honor
to be mortally incarnate at the time of the end. Thus I pray.
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
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19 Oct 2007 12:26:30 PM |
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From: Anonymous <cripto@ecn.org>
You are not a devout Christian. Only devout Christians know
what true Christianity means. Everybody else is misinformed,
poorly- and/or badly-educated. Thus, every devout Christian
prays for Armageddon
Sir, put down the bagpipes and step away. Now.
because the Holy Bible makes it crystal
clear that the great worldwide tribulation, Armageddon, with
extremely virulent pandemic intercontinental pestilence,
Been there, did that. Eight centuries ago. No Armageddon.
and games of Slaughter en masse via thermonuclear holocaust, etc.,
"thermonuclear holocaust ET-CETERA"?
Who puts an et-cetera after "thermonuclear holocaust"?
"You know, thermonuclear holocaust and ***** like that"?
is absolutely positively incontrovertibly prerequisite to the
return of Jesus Christ with the Dark clouds immediately after
the end of this world. Devout Christians know this for a fact.
Thus devout Christians do pray to God in earnest for the end
of this world, which is imminent, and cannot be circumvented.
"imminent and cannot be circumvented"? Then why pray for
it? Is God a bit dotty after all these eons? Keeps
forgetting His to-do list?
Devout Christians have nurtured the fifth and final stage of
death: Acceptance. The only thing which remains to do is die
to the old heaven & earth and welcome the new heaven & earth,
seeing that the interpretation of death has been made clear:
verily, the wages of sin. Devout Christians understand this,
and accept this. The Christian's reward is in the hereafter,
not of this world, so Christians look forward to Armageddon.
[...]
Since when does karma have anything to do with Christianity?
You are not a devout Christian. Only devout Christians know
what true Christianity means. Everybody else is misinformed,
poorly- and/or badly-educated,
Um, you just said all that before.
Somebody hit the Min, it's stuck.
-- cary
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19 Oct 2007 12:19:50 PM |
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In article <2dda22c0f74b110028de5b29d19bbb23@ecn.org> Anonymous <cripto@ecn.org> writes:
From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
A "gloomy outlook" is a matter of perspective. Christians know that
this world MUST be destroyed before Jesus Christ returns immediately
after the great tribulation, Armageddon, and massive incoming seven
stadia along its major axis into the ocean. Thus immediately after
this is when Jesus returns with the dark clouds just like the bible
says. Christians know this which is why Christians look forward to
the end of this egregiously evil, abominably Anti-Christian empire.
Therefore anyone who calls this "gloomy" is horribly Anti-Christian.
All men are born is sin, born with plenty of bad karma to go around
A serious -- make that "disastrous" -- design flaw. The Pinto
gas tank was a paragon of prudent engineering compared to
Whatever came up with that plan.
for everybody. We are all required to die, and we are each required
to pay our karmic debts to the great Spirit--to the very last penny!
Thus "free-ride" pseudo-Christians are in for a VERY rude awakening.
The Light is Perfect. We sinners are all imperfect, some vastly more
so than others, as God knows. The Light exposes our every flaw, every
violation of the Ten Commandments & Golden Rule down to the very last
sub-atomic particle!
Sorry, entropy applies only to groups of particles. Quarks do
not have scratches.
-- cary
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18 Oct 2007 09:42:51 PM |
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On Oct 18, 2:06 pm, Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, "Doc" <alienpopt...@gortsux.net> wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
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A "gloomy outlook" is a matter of perspective. Christians know that
this world MUST be destroyed before Jesus Christ returns immediately
after the great tribulation, Armageddon, and massive incoming seven
stadia along its major axis into the ocean. Thus immediately after
this is when Jesus returns with the dark clouds just like the bible
says. Christians know this which is why Christians look forward to
the end of this egregiously evil, abominably Anti-Christian empire.
Therefore anyone who calls this "gloomy" is horribly Anti-Christian.
All men are born is sin, born with plenty of bad karma to go around
for everybody. We are all required to die, and we are each required
to pay our karmic debts to the great Spirit--to the very last penny!
Thus "free-ride" pseudo-Christians are in for a VERY rude awakening.
The Light is Perfect. We sinners are all imperfect, some vastly more
so than others, as God knows. The Light exposes our every flaw, every
violation of the Ten Commandments & Golden Rule down to the very last
sub-atomic particle! So shall the egregiously evil, self-aggrandizing,
mammon-worshipping sinners of the world: politicians, lawyers, judges,
businessmen, Atheists, all who worship the creation above the Creator,
they shall be Judged most harshly of all regardless of their "beliefs".
The Anti-Christian hypocrites shall find their prison down in Tartaros!
The end of the world is clearly imminent and all Christians welcome
it, seeing this as long overdue, or like Billy Graham said, "if God
doesn't judge this murderously evil empire, then He owes Sodom and
Gomorrah an Apology!" Thus indeed Pray for Armageddon which purges,
cleanses, the Temple of all its bad karma, paving the way for the
pure Light of God: our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ. Halleluiah!
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Minhttp://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
You know, you could make a few bucks writing for The Onion.
Olrik
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They're just pessimistic about Iraq!
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- dolf
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Energy and force are entirely different concepts!
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On 19/10/07 12:42 PM, in article
1192761771.637504.279710@y27g2000pre.googlegroups.com, "Olrik"
<olrik666@gmail.com> wrote:
On Oct 18, 2:06 pm, Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
From: Daniel <babylon@usa>
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007, "Doc" <alienpopt...@gortsux.net> wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
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A "gloomy outlook" is a matter of perspective. Christians know that
this world MUST be destroyed before Jesus Christ returns immediately
after the great tribulation, Armageddon, and massive incoming seven
stadia along its major axis into the ocean. Thus immediately after
this is when Jesus returns with the dark clouds just like the bible
says. Christians know this which is why Christians look forward to
the end of this egregiously evil, abominably Anti-Christian empire.
Therefore anyone who calls this "gloomy" is horribly Anti-Christian.
All men are born is sin, born with plenty of bad karma to go around
for everybody. We are all required to die, and we are each required
to pay our karmic debts to the great Spirit--to the very last penny!
Thus "free-ride" pseudo-Christians are in for a VERY rude awakening.
The Light is Perfect. We sinners are all imperfect, some vastly more
so than others, as God knows. The Light exposes our every flaw, every
violation of the Ten Commandments & Golden Rule down to the very last
sub-atomic particle! So shall the egregiously evil, self-aggrandizing,
mammon-worshipping sinners of the world: politicians, lawyers, judges,
businessmen, Atheists, all who worship the creation above the Creator,
they shall be Judged most harshly of all regardless of their "beliefs".
The Anti-Christian hypocrites shall find their prison down in Tartaros!
The end of the world is clearly imminent and all Christians welcome
it, seeing this as long overdue, or like Billy Graham said, "if God
doesn't judge this murderously evil empire, then He owes Sodom and
Gomorrah an Apology!" Thus indeed Pray for Armageddon which purges,
cleanses, the Temple of all its bad karma, paving the way for the
pure Light of God: our LORD and Saviour Jesus Christ. Halleluiah!
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Minhttp://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/
You know, you could make a few bucks writing for The Onion.
Olrik
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20 Oct 2007 03:40:40 PM |
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i am a radical muslim please read my blog, read how islam will win
the clash of civilization.
http://www.xanga.com/hfghj23458654fgha
white-race put six millions jews in gas- chamber, white-race must pay
for their crime to jews with land not palestinian.
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18 Oct 2007 04:32:18 PM |
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On Oct 19, 12:29 am, "Doc" <alienpopt...@gortsux.net> wrote:
New York Post10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
What do they expect they are indoctrinated from Day One about a
supposed place in a Biblical Text and everyday this is reinforced.
Too bad they do not see unlike any movie this is going to be
generational.
Tears before bedtime and of course the Rapture BS exposed.
LB
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18 Oct 2007 04:34:56 PM |
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On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 07:29:26 -0700, Doc wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr. Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific, and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
The high number surprised me, actually. I would have thought that there
would be fewer people who failed to realize that they were
likely to end up in the Dead ranks rather than the Living ranks after the
smoke cleared. You know, like less than 50% (or, put another way, the
bottom half of the IQ scale). Or, perhaps there's a significant portion
of the population that has suicidal tendencies? (Which would explain the
incredibly high rates of anti-depressant usage in the US).
Woods
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| User: "Pers3id" |
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18 Oct 2007 10:39:38 PM |
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After Much Chewing of Cud and Cogitation, Woodswun <woodswun@tepidmail.com>
Spat the Words
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 07:29:26 -0700, Doc wrote:
New York Post
10-18-07
Shocking Poll Shows Most Americans Want Armageddon
New York City -- (Special) -- A New York Post poll of 2,324 citizens
found
that nearly 8 out of 10 Americans want a biblical "Armageddon" to
destroy
a civilization they consider "virtually hopeless."
The unscientific telephone poll was conducted by a private contracted
New
York survey company, Ezra Harriburg Polling, between September 30 and
October 13.
The poll asked three questions:
"Given the state of the world since 9-11, is it your opinion that a
world
war, such as the one envisioned by the Bible of 'Armageddon,' will occur
in your lifetime?"
71% said yes, 22% said no, and 7% had no opinion.
"Do you think the situation as it is today in the Middle East will lead
to
a world war and the destruction of civilization?"
69% said yes, 23% said no, and 8% had no opinion.
Finally they were asked, "Do you think that the human situation is
virtually hopeless these days, and that an Armageddon is something you
want to see happen to relieve us of our problems?"
79% said yes, 19% said no, and 2% had no opinion.
"I've never seen the general public in any poll in my lifetime so very
pessimistic and apparently quite depressed about their future," Dr.
Jamie
McTyre, a psychologist told the New York Post.
"It's as if most have lost all hope of things getting better and have a
collective death wish," he said.
A sociologist with Columbia University, Dr. Yolanda Scholoski, cautioned
that "we shouldn't read too much into a single poll."
"I feel that this poll, although disturbing, is not really scientific,
and
may not be generally representative of the entire American population,"
she said.
"We need more polling to confirm that this gloomy outlook permeates the
American landscape to the high degree indicated," Scholoski added.
http://www.newyorkpost.com/101807ac.html
The high number surprised me, actually. I would have thought that there
would be fewer people who failed to realize that they were
likely to end up in the Dead ranks rather than the Living ranks after the
smoke cleared. You know, like less than 50% (or, put another way, the
bottom half of the IQ scale). Or, perhaps there's a significant portion
of the population that has suicidal tendencies? (Which would explain the
incredibly high rates of anti-depressant usage in the US).
There's no web page here, no article. Is this another made-up story
from doc ?
Woods
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