Special GC Crusade Speaker

Jethro Bodine · #1 10-06-2010, 01:10 AM

has anyone heard about a very liberal congresswoman speaking at the crusade of General Conference. Sheila Jackson Lee, one of the most liberal members of congress, was supposedly allowed to address the General Conference Sunday Night. If this is true, then I am very surprised it was allowed to happen.

Praxeas · #2 10-06-2010, 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Jethro Bodine

has anyone heard about a very liberal congresswoman speaking at the crusade of General Conference. Sheila Jackson Lee, one of the most liberal members of congress, was supposedly allowed to address the General Conference Sunday Night. If this is true, then I am very surprised it was allowed to happen.

Why? They always have some local politician address the conf

coadie · #3 10-06-2010, 06:48 AM

She needs Jesus also.

DAII · #4 10-06-2010, 07:09 AM

Sheila goes everywhere there's a crowd ... so I wouldn't be surprised if she spoke at GC. She's known for just showing up randomly at wakes and funerals ... often asking to speak.

Maybe best known for her remarks at MJ's funeral.

DAII · #5 10-06-2010, 07:47 AM

I don't get the outrage, Jethro. She's a politician and sitting member of Congress.

Hasn't Clinton spoken or appeared at BOTT or POA?
Does the UPCI as a religious non for profit support and campaign for a particular party?

Would you rather have a liberal Democrat who might be a practicing Christian ... who might fight tooth and nail for your right to exist and worship or a rabid conservative Republican who might be a closet homosexual pedophile, or philanderer, and Free mason who snickers with his golfing buddies about the "cultists" he spoke to over the weekend?

All within the realm of plausibility,

Anyhoo if she didn't carry a bible she wasn't preaching on the holy Toyota Center pulpit anyways!

DAII · #6 10-06-2010, 08:18 AM

So, Jethro ,what do you propose as the criteria for allowing politicians address the GC crowd? Another committee?

Based on their personal lives and testimony?
Legislative record?
Party affiliation?

Should we also screen other speakers as well ... like those who represented predominantly black Apostolic organizations ... who overwhelmingly showed support and voted *gasp* Democrat ... and for Obama?

(See Black Apostolic pastors support Obama in the Apostolic Report: http://theapostolicreport.wordpress....support-obama/)

Do we just allow the reps from the PAW and COOLJC and others to sit on the platform but not speak because they supposedly "support the murder of babies" through their vote?

It is theocrats like you, Jethro, that propose a form of Sharia law that is as dangerous than any radical terrorist jihadist.

I fear you, and your anonymity, more than Sheila. And yeah, I do think skin color might play a role here.

Jethro Bodine · #7 10-06-2010, 09:30 AM

so you play the race card, its quite apparent who the racist is. I just pulled up her voting record and if someone can vote for her, then I question how they can follow Jesus. Look at the positions she takes and then get back with me.

By the way, can it be confirmed that she spoke? If she did, then I wonder how conservative the UPCI actually is.

DAII · #8 10-06-2010, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Jethro Bodine

so you play the race card, its quite apparent who the racist is. I just pulled up her voting record and if someone can vote for her, then I question how they can follow Jesus. Look at the positions she takes and then get back with me.

By the way, can it be confirmed that she spoke? If she did, then I wonder how conservative the UPCI actually is.

Well, it's quite apparent who is illiterate as no one called you a racist.
It's obvious you spiritualize your politics and are a rabid theocrat at heart questioning the creds of your fellow Apostolic brethren.

Maybe you'll take the time to decode the questions posed in between smacking your lips and cleaning the crawfish gunk off your cheek.

Looking forward to your answers as further evidence of your Sharia law mindset.

Bella1 · #9 10-06-2010, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Jethro Bodine

so you play the race card, its quite apparent who the racist is. I just pulled up her voting record and if someone can vote for her, then I question how they can follow Jesus. Look at the positions she takes and then get back with me.

By the way, can it be confirmed that she spoke? If she did, then I wonder how conservative the UPCI actually is.

Yes she spoke for about two minutes.

Praxeas · #10 10-06-2010, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Jethro Bodine

so you play the race card, its quite apparent who the racist is. I just pulled up her voting record and if someone can vote for her, then I question how they can follow Jesus. Look at the positions she takes and then get back with me.

By the way, can it be confirmed that she spoke? If she did, then I wonder how conservative the UPCI actually is.

You're confusing the issue , her speaking at GC is not the same as anyone voting for her