THIS WAS ALL PREDICTED IN PSALM 105:
Psa 105:44 And he gave them the countries of the nations: and they
possessed the labor of the peoples
Psa 105:45 That they might observe his ordinances, and keep his law.
Hallelujah.
THE FIRST PART OF VS 44 DESCRIBES THE FILTHY ***** SMEARED WH*RE OF
B*BYL*N'S PRE-EMMINENT POWER IN THE WORLD.
THE 2ND PART OF VS 44 IS A REFERENCE TO THE IMMIGRATION DEBATE GOING ON
IN THE US, AND THE REAL REASONS BEHIND IT.
NOTICE THAT THIS IS MENTIONED TOWARD THE END OF THE PSALM? (105=2005)
THIS ISSUE WAS FIRST BROUGHT UP IN THE BEGINING OF 2006.
VERSE 45 HAS A HAS A SARCASTIC UNDERTONE, CONTEMPTUOSULY RIDICULING THE
LACK OF MORAL VALUES IN THIS NATION OF CONSUMPTION MAGGOTS.
***** AMERICA. I HOPE THERE IS ANOTHER CIVIL WAR HERE.
Unruly Crowd Shuts Down Immigration Debate
Steve Grzanich Reporting
CHICAGO (WBBM Newsradio 780) -- A community forum on immigration ended
just about as fast as it began Thursday night in the Logan Square
neighborhood when protesters disrupted the event and shouted down the
controversial participants.
"No free speech for terrorists!" chanted the demonstrators who crowded
inside the Fourth Congregational Church at 2625 N. Tallman Ave., where
the event was being held.
WBBM Newsradio 780's Steve Grzanich reports organizers had barely
started the introductions when the noisy protest began.
The demonstrators succeeded in stopping what was supposed to be a
debate between advocates of immigration rights and a group called the
Illinois Minuteman Project which supports stricter enforcement of U-S
immigration laws.
"They have to know that their racist ideas are not going to be
tolerated," said protestor Maria Melquiades of Chicago. "Racism kills.
You don't debate racism," she said.
"All immigrants are welcomed and Minutemen are not," said protestor
John Eriksen of Chicago. "Where they are, they need to be shouted down
because they are racists and Nazis," he added.
The forum had to be cancelled when police were called in to disperse
the protestors. Officers arrested one demonstrator for disorderly
conduct.
"This is infantile behavior," said Rosanna Pulido, Illinois Minuteman
Project Director. "The faith community should be able to get together
and have a civil discussion about a serious topic. This disruption is
uncalled for," she said.
Pulido had been scheduled to debate a representative of the Illinois
Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights but the group pulled out of
the forum because of concerns the event might spark violence.
A statement released by the coalition read: "Our organization has no
interest whatsoever in contributing to an event in which people could
be hurt and that allows extremists to vent their hatred or that further
exacerbates tensions at a time when our nation is interested in
solutions. We have always welcomed debate with those with different
views than ours, and will continue to do so. But we reject needless
provocation that may lead to people being hurt."
"I didn't see any Minutemen act up in that church," said Pulido. "We're
homeowners, we're business owners, we're veterans that love this
country and believe that there is a problem that has been created
because our immigration laws are not being enforced," she said.
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