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So you still need more proof Islam IS the religion of Peace?  How about a Church burning.  Oh that little Quran Burning in Florida is  nothing!  Look what the Peaceful loving Muslims of Islam do for fun on the weekends, or I guess any day is a good day for them to wreak havoc on Christians.  What a loving bunch.  Makes you feel all warm inside.

Peaceful Muslims just passing the time… while BURNING A Christian Church.

A serbian christian church was set in flames and desacrated by muslim Albanians during the pogram in 2004 (Podujevo – 19.03.2004). UN-soldiers stand by or flee instead of defending this Christian earth. Why this wasn´t shown in the news around the world? Maybe because of the serbs were still right! The crosses are still fallen – not in iraq, in europe!!! It was just one of over 130 destroyed or desacrated churches. So the islam is getting closer to europe step by step – but in this case the eyes of the UN are watching it.

Have you ever seen the vine / weed Kudzu? Islam is like Kudzu.
Kudzu grows very fast and consumes everything in its path.  Eventually the kudzu is all that remains of any vegetation or life form.

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Lets balance this story a bit first.
Here is a breif video about the Holy Bible and Islam.

Now for the story in the headline.

I’ll never be a tenth the expert on cults that my late wife was, but you can’t be married to someone for almost 20 years without learning something about their passions. I could almost taste a cult at Dove World Outreach Center, where they plan to burn Korans.

I began looking to see if there was evidence to support my gut feeling. What I never expected to find was a link to the Westboro Baptist Church, Fred Phelps’ cult masquerading as a church. The people of GodHatesFags.com that protest at military funerals around the country.

Dove World Outreach Center and Westboro Baptist Church protesters working together.

Religions tend to look alike to outsiders. This makes it far too easy to conflate Islamists with fundamentalist Muslims, and both of those with Muslims who live in the modern age as modern people and don’t try to blow us up or shoot us, and don’t mutilate their daughters’ genitals or murder them for smiling at a boy. In our still fresh pain we forget, and judge all by the actions of a certain subset. But while we’re forgetting those differences we can also forget that Christianity can look silly from the outside, and that differences that are vital to us can’t even be seen from where outsiders sit. The actions of a few can be attributed to many. That the few aren’t even Christians as we understand it makes no difference, especially to those looking for a reason to mock us.

This leads us to the Dove World Outreach Center, the church that is planning to burn Korans on 9/11. From the beginning something felt wrong. Burning any book, holy or not, strikes me as a Bad Thing, and burning someone’s holy book is no more an act of bridge building than building a large not-a-mosque-that-is-not-at-ground-zero. Then there’s the church itself. 50 members on 20 acres that are worth more than a million and a half dollars, a charismatic church not affiliated with any denomination, and a pastor who takes no prisoners. If someone were writing about such a church in a vacuum the 20 acres, church building, ministry for women, and outbuildings would be called a “compound.” But if you have a political agenda and are willing to smear conservative Christians to further that agenda then such hints of a cult can be ignored.

While I would rather not become a posting ground for specific campaigns, I received this email from Senator Jim DeMint and the Senate Conservatives Fund regarding corruption in the Utah primary. Here again we see the Chicago style tactics at work, trying to influence an election by using illegal politics. The people of Utah will have to decide. But they need to be making their decision on facts and some some skewed mailer sent from an unknown source.

“Dear Friends:

I don’t normally tell you about the political games being played in specific campaigns around the country, but today is an exception. Something happened in the Utah Senate race last month that you need to know about.

A political mailer was sent out to thousands of Utah delegates right before the May 8th Republican Nominating Convention, which smeared Mike Lee — the strongest conservative in the race. Negative attacks occur in politics all the time, but this one was very dirty … and very illegal.

The mailer was designed to (a) look like it was sent by Mike Lee to attack Senator Bennett and (b) to use Mike’s church affiliation to promote his campaign — something that is seriously frowned upon in Utah politics.

Illegal Mailer from Unknown Source

According to the Salt Lake Tribune, “GOP delegates saw the use of the religious symbols as inappropriate and the direct-mail piece — purporting to support Senate candidate Mike Lee — may have been among the factors that cost Lee his front-runner status at the Utah Republican Convention earlier this month, according to a survey by Brigham Young University’s Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy.”

Whoever sent this mailer knew that it would damage Mike Lee’s campaign at the exact moment when he needed the support the most. If this mailer had not been sent, it’s very possible that Mike Lee would have gotten the 60 percent he needed to win the nomination at the state convention without a primary.

What upsets me most about this anti-Lee mailer is that whoever sent it didn’t have the courage or the integrity to identify themselves. It was sent by a group called Utah Defenders of Constitutional Integrity, but no such group exists.

This sneak attack was launched by a bogus group in direct violation of federal campaign laws, which require groups to register with the FEC and provide contact information on all political communications.

We did research using the postal permit used for the mailer and found that it was produced by Precision Strategies in Alexandria, VA. We’ve called to find out who hired them but nobody is talking.

This is the kind of Chicago politics that you and I have come to expect from President Obama and the Democrats, but not in a Republican primary.

I’m writing to you today because I don’t want the people who did this to get away with it. And since we cannot find the source of this smear, the only thing we can do is make sure Mike Lee wins the Republican primary on June 22nd.

Many of you have already supported Mike Lee’s campaign. But we cannot stop there because we don’t know what other last-minute, bogus attacks will be made against him.

Eyewitness Report on Columbia Trial
CITIZENS GRAND JURY RETURNS GUILTY VERDICT ON MAY 18, 2010 by Neil Turner

Rev. James David Manning held a citizens’ grand jury May 14-19 at his church in Harlem, NY to hear evidence regarding Obama’s history, particularly whether or not he ever attended Columbia University as he has claimed.

(May 23, 2010) — I have just returned from the Trial of the Centuries, wherein the Jury returned the Verdict of the Centuries against the perpetrators of the greatest Crimes of the Centuries:  GUILTY on all counts (including Election Fraud, Obstruction of Justice, Disclosure of State Secrets, and Sedition), against a former Columbia University President and its Board of Trustees, and Barack Hussein Obama, aka Barry Soetoro.

The Report:

• Late in 2009, Pastor James David Manning of the ATLAH World Missionary Church, became fully aware that the key to the absolute proof of Obama’s ineligibility for the Office of President and Commander-in-Chief was Columbia University.
• That evidence that Obama was never a student at Columbia was provided by testimonies of and evidence from the following:

-ABC News’s George Stephanopoulos, Science Major/Political Science, Columbia University class of 1982 “never heard of or knew of Obama”;

- The Wall Street Journal (September 11, 2008) reported the secrecy surrounding Obama’s supposed years at Columbia University;

-Fox News Channel’s Bill Hemmer, in a lengthy news report wherein their investigators interviewed over 400 Columbia graduates from the class of 1983, to which The Wall Street Journal refers in its article – none of whom ever heard of or knew of Obama;

-Wayne Allyn Root (the Libertarian Party’s 2008 vice presidential nominee, who also attended Columbia at the same time as Barack Obama allegedly did), said “I don’t know a single person at Columbia that knows him, and they all know me. I don’t have a classmate who ever knew Barack Obama at Columbia”;

-Two investigators researched the Columbia University yearbooks (1981-1985), and found the following:

No pictures or mention of the names Obama, Soetoro, or Dunham;

Obama’s alleged Political Science class of 1983 had 43 students, only two of whom were black, and those two looked nothing like Barack Obama (pictures in detail and in color);

• Pastor Manning himself, who was in studies at the Union Theological Seminary, an across-the-street sister-institution to Columbia, and a member of the Columbia University Student Union in 1981, 82, and 83, “never heard of or saw a fellow black student named Obama, Soetoro or Dunham”;

Further testimony and evidence were provided that Obama/Soetoro:

1. Was recruited by the C.I.A. while at Occidental College in CA in 1979 – as a foreign-student, non-U.S.

John McCain’s Town Hall Meeting – August 26, 2009

John McCain's Town Hall Meeting - Aug 26, 2009

A very passionate crowed attended John McCain’s town hall meeting held at the North Phoenix Baptist Church.  Even while waiting for the doors to open for seating, people became engaged in discussion with others about the bill and other political concerns facing the US today.

The pastor of the church welcomed everyone and said a prayer for all.  Betsy Bayless, CEO of Maricopa Integrated Health System gave a brief speech and introduced Senator John McCain, who received a standing welcome.  After giving his thank you’s and covering the etiquette of town hall meetings, he started his introduction into the health care issue when a woman in the crowd started yelling out comments and Senator McCain politely asked her to be quiet or leave.  She was escorted out while the crowd applauded.  I was sitting only a few seats from her and couldn’t understand a word she said, so other than creating a public display, she did nothing to further her personal cause.

The meeting continued, with no further outbreaks, no riots, not even one picket sign that I could see.  Individuals were allowed to speak, often with the crowds’ applause.  Depending on which side of the fence they spoke on, they might also have faced a mixed response with applause and booing, but all remained civil. One young lady voiced her concerns on government spending and how it will affect her grandchildren, and told Senator McCain to give her 10 minutes of his time and she could tell him how to fix it.  She was about 10 years old and you have to give her a lot of credit for speaking up.  Maybe a political career is in her future!

Senator McCain showed the Senate bill, the equivalent of House bill.  He did not go into many details about the bill, but did state there are earmarks in the bill, one of which covers union pensions.  He said we have the highest quality health care in the world and we need to preserve it and make it affordable.  He stated the spending going on in the government today is generational theft and we cannot continue to expand without the ability to pay for it.

He shared the Congressional Budget Office reports which indicated the president and democrat’s bill expands government, does nothing to decrease medical costs, and will in fact increase costs over time instead of decrease them.  He indicated the Mayo Clinic also spoke out against the bill indicating it misses the opportunity and does the opposite of what was intended.  He also stated the drug companies made a deal with the White House.

Like the House, the Senate has some alternative bills, which resemble a similar philosophy to those by the House.  They include keeping patient choice, providing tax incentives for individuals and families who purchase insurance outside an employer-based plan, would create new risk pools to insure the high risk population (pre-existing conditions or chronic illness), would make health savings accounts more affordable, would support wellness and fitness programs and would allow the sale of insurance policies to cross state lines.