Oh I'm sorry, this computer I have here must have distracted me from the fact that we're in the 18th century, silly me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
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Oh I'm sorry, this computer I have here must have distracted me from the fact that we're in the 18th century, silly me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
Lol @ Clinton
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.a...576674&rss=yes
Aye, but when you have no prove they ended, and more then enough to show they did not, then dates like that don't matter. DO more research, visit a few masonic libs, learn masonic history, then we can talk more on this subject. :winky: Best one to goto btw, is in canterbury.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladstone
Politics everywhere are fucked up, but American politics absolutely take the cake. Nowhere else is there so incredibly much senseless and shameless bashing of the opposition, purely for the sake of bashing.
And, to be honest, Republicans are easily the worst at that. No offense to any Americans, but I'm glad I don't live there.
remove USA's money barrier they are nothing, it is their strongest shield :)Quote:
Originally Posted by xeLJoYo
We have a beer brand called Bavaria in The Netherlands! I bet Obama is connected to them too!
What money barrier?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stup
Yeah and by the way just because some tiny minority of historians come up with alternative theories they're not automatically true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee
So an assumption of the majority is automatically correct? Hasn't history taught us otherwise?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladstone
I totally agree, but seeing how many major historians are Masons, I tend to see theres alot more going on, but to stop this become a debate, I will drop this :winky: before the topic gets totally derailed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladstone
I agree, we should stop before the Knights of Malta come knocking at our doors.
hey it doesnt hav to be skull and bones, there are so much organizations linked to it. they r trying to establish a new World Order, under one governing head. they have to do it befor december 21 2012 tho, cuz the earth turns into the 4th dimension, where our awareness is raised to the level where wecould detect lies. Imagine knowing if Domino's was lying about not spitting in ur pizza lol
to prove it, u shud listen to david icke, altho u must take him with a pinch of salt cuz he thinks that bush's lot are lizards lol
Divisive remarks like this do not move our country forward, but instead holds our country back. I'm astounded there are people in the world as closed-minded and racist as you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by I Rule MU
Barack Obama is not a muslim. In his early life as a community organizer, he helped establish and work with several christian churches in the Chicago area. Senator Obama's father only ever came in contact with him once or twice, and died while Barry was in his teens. Also, you would think after the Reverend Jeremiah Wright issue that concerns of him being an extremist double agent would subside, but no - the republicans would connect him to unicorns if it scared the American people into voting for John McCain.
The senator also has actually worn a flag pin more than Hillary Clinton during her run, however she is never called out for it due to fears of political correctness and sexism. However, it's okay because Obama is a black male.
Also, Senator Obama has had to open the senate with the pledge of allegience several times during the past, which is proof he isn't afraid to say it.
Obama reveres our flag and loves our country. If you study his life story, you would realize it would not be possible in any other country in the world, including the UK (realize this was before the 21st century). He is a dedicated patriot, and these kinds of distractions - which is exactly what they are - have no place in politics.
Actually I have an really important question. Why does his religion matter that much? As long as it does not cloud the decisions he has to make, he can worship whoever the hell he wants. We're supposed to have a separation of church and state. Unfortunately we do not, at all. If we did, I think our country might run a slight but better.
I agree. I don't care if he worships God, Allah, or Vishnu, even Daffy Duck would make better policies than John McCain.
Right, right, the same David Icke who was laughed out of the public eye for claiming to be the son of God live on TV, and who gets his ideas while off his face on drugs. The raging anti-semite who's biggest qualification is that he used to present BBC Sport. That David Icke.Quote:
Originally Posted by theninjaway
He thinks they are reptilian, not lizards.Quote:
Originally Posted by theninjaway
David Icke is a nutjob.
Religion matters to the people of course. Even though in politics, it should have no place whatsoever. That's why you see a lot of politicians running for president pretending to be hardcore Christians so they can win the ignorance vote.Quote:
Originally Posted by Konrow
Ayye I remember that. He was sat their in the studio, straight-faced and everything, wearing a shell suit, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gladstone
And then a few weeks(?) it comes out that he weas found shouting at someone he wasn't the son of God or something like that.
Yeah, I've tried to dodge his documentaries on psuedo-science, etc.
gladstone, why r u always trying to piss me off?
if you clearly can see, i said to take him with a pinch of salt, cuz he is insane. but he does come up with some good stuff, as long as he's in the right mood. other wise its lizards this and nuclear bombs in my house that. so the guys a nutjob, but so is half of congress ;)
Ronald Reagan, Need him back.
Yes, it may be alil hard, but a duplicate of him would be awesome.