On 25/03/2011 1:12 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 10:34:02 -0600,
wrote:

On 25/03/2011 10:11 AM, Harryk wrote:
Canuck57 wrote:
On 24/03/2011 10:46 PM, TopBassDog wrote:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0...?ref=fb&src=sp



NATO Agrees To Take Over Command Of Libya No-Fly Zone, U.S. Likely To
Remain In Charge Of Brunt Of Combat

Maybe it is because they trust the Muslim president. Follow this.

Egypt is going Muslim Brotherhood.
Libya rebels are al-Qaeda associates.
Ivory Coast UN man is Muslim/Colonial friendly.

Dozens of other nations like this in the US-UN-France mess. Read up on
Rwanda for the last time this happened, and locals know it is doom to
let it happen to them in the Ivory Coast.

Hey, Obama might have said he became a Christian at 27, but he acts like
a Muslim. Know that in Islam it is ok to deceive infidels.

And US is being economically destroyed with debt and unemployment.

Obama didn't see why building a mosque on the ash fall zone of 9/11 was
wrong.

Hopefully the US gets a better president in 2012. Or impeach this one
for war without cause and assassination attempts. Maybe Ashley Turton
knew too much? Or perhaps John Wheeler?

China, Russia and India are now allies, stating they are against
US-UN-France conquest and backing of terrorism. And it is known
US-UN-France operatives are in all these countries supporting terrorism,
rebelion, funding the UN man.

One thing is for sure, not all is as it seems.


Your post is so much bat**** bull****, it is hard to know where to begin.

1. Obama is not a muslim. Your constant harping on this is as
non-sensical as the similar idiotic comments made in 1961 when Kennedy
was running for president and your earlier day counterparts whined that
he was a catholic and therefore under the thumb of the pope. That was a
bull**** comment then, and yours are bull**** comments now.

2. We'd be far better off if presidential candidates were forbidden to
discuss their religious beliefs. Superstition is not a trait I find
admirable in a seeker of high political office.

3. The directions other countries take is a matter for the citizens of
those countries to make.

4. Your boy Bush, a christian fundamentalist, deceived everyone.

5. The "ash zone" of the aftermath of 9-11 went well beyond the
boundaries of Manhattan. Besides, it wasn't the muslim religion that
destroyed those buildings; it was bunch of fundamentalist nutcases.
Up to that point the worst such terrorist attack within the borders of
the United States was committed by McVeigh, a christian fundamentalist.
I'll bet you wouldn't object to a christian church being built within
the "ash zone" of the Oklahoma City bombing.

Obama was born a Muslim, get over it. Denial of reality must be
frustrating or is ignorance bliss?

I agree. Separation of church and state is good. No stable government
is possible without it.

Less deception from Bush than Obama.

The mosque was not more than a few blocks away. Maybe this will help
your feeble mind. I will even suggest it was intentional.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wo...e_location.jpg

Bush lied about a war of choice that caused the needless deaths of
tens of thousands of people.

I guess the strip club even closer to ground zero is ok with you,
because it represents your narrow view of the world. Of course,
there's also St. Nicholas Church also, not to mention another mosques
in the general area.

Please tell us how far away is acceptable for a community center.

Nope, he didn't lie. Congress, Dim and GOP both agreed too. Get over
it. Still hanging on to the idea it is all Bushes fault? Hey, why not
blame Abraham Lincoln or George Washington, or Thomas Jefferson? Or
maybe even Jesus Christ?

At least 2 miles. If the Muslims can't walk that far, well, get into
shape or turn in would be bombers.