Obama For Mosque at Ground Zero

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by DAII

Here's just one example of violence in the name of Jesus ... in Africa.

Uganda

The Lord's Resistance Army, a cult guerrilla army engaged in an armed rebellion against the Ugandan government, has been accused of using child soldiers and committing numerous crimes against humanity; including massacres, abductions, mutilation, torture, rape, porters and sex slaves.[26] It is led by Joseph Kony, who proclaims himself the spokesperson of God and a spirit medium, primarily of the Christian Holy Spirit which the Acholi believe can represent itself in many manifestations.[27][27][28][29] LRA fighters wear rosary beads and recite passages from the Bible before battle.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_terrorism

Yeah, that is what I thought you would do, bring up a demon possessed nut job that believed he was God. This is a great stretch and you know it.

Radical Islam is mainstream and main street, and the peaceful Muslims are whipped into line with fear of reprisal.

What are you smoking, Dan????

[DAII]

Originally Posted by crakjak

Yeah, that is what I thought you would do, bring up a demon possessed nut job that believed he was God. This is a great stretch and you know it.

Radical Islam is mainstream and main street, and the peaceful Muslims are whipped into line with fear of reprisal.

What are you smoking, Dan????

Methinks thou doth prosteth too much ... main street ... yep ... every Muslim I know is a radical fundamentalist or on the verge of being one.

Crakjak, you're on the kook-aid ... I prescribe no more talk-hate radio for you.

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by DAII

Buuuuuuuuuuuuwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaha ... it was very much a Protestant-oriented and White Protestant-only organization... do you know your history??? ... it's why they targeted Catholics and Jews as well.

Find yourself a history book.

SOME OF THE MEMBERS MAY HAVE CLAIMED CHRISTIANITY, BUT IT WAS NOT A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION, NOR WERE THEY PROMOTING A CHRISTIAN POINT OF VIEW.

Ku Klux Klan founded Dec. 24, 1865.By ANDREW GLASS |

On this day in 1865, six Confederate veterans, meeting in Pulaski, Tenn., formed a secret society that they called the Ku Klux Klan.


The name combines the Greek word for circle (kyklos) with the Gaelic word clan.


In a short time, the KKK grew from a social fraternity to a violent group that sought to push back against key Reconstruction policies, such as enfranchising former slaves.


Nathan Bedford Forrest (1821-1877), a former Confederate cavalry general and slave trader, served as the KKK’s first grand wizard or leader-in-chief.


At first, the group focused as much on intimidating Northern “carpetbaggers” as on putting down the freed slaves.


By 1869, however, the group regularly engaged in wanton destruction of property, assaults and murder, prompting Forrest to seek in vain to disband the organization.


In 1871, a Republican-led Congress passed the Ku Klux Act, authorizing President Ulysses Grant to use military force to suppress the terrorist group.


Under the act, nine South Carolina counties were placed under martial law.


In 1882, the U.S. Supreme Court declared the Ku Klux Act unconstitutional.


By that time, however, with Reconstruction at an end, the KKK had largely faded away.


In 1915, a new group formed using the same name.


It was inspired by D.W. Griffith’s film, “The Birth of a Nation,” which glorified the original Klan movement.


Its white-hooded members advocated white supremacy, anti-Semitism, anti-Catholicism, racism, homophobia, anti-Communism and a virulent form of nativism.


The Klan’s popularity fell during the Depression. Membership further declined World War II in reaction to its support of Nazi ideology.


Today, the Klan has fewer than 3,000 active members, comprised of many splinter groups.


The American Civil Liberties Union has offered legal support to some KKK factions in defending their constitutional rights to hold public rallies and parades and to field political candidates.



ARE YOU TEACHING YOUR STUDENTS THAT THE KKK WAS A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION???? BETTER REVIEW TRUE HISTORY, INSTEAD OF THE LIBERAL REVISIONIST PUKED OUT IN THE MEDIA AND OUR SCHOOLS.

[DAII]

Bosnian genocide against Muslims ... in the name of Jesus.

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by DAII

Methinks thou doth prosteth too much ... main street ... yep ... every Muslim I know is a radical fundamentalist or on the verge of being one.

Crakjak, you're on the kook-aid ... I prescribe no more talk-hate radio for you.

Good judgment and commonsense doesn't require talk radio.

[DAII]

Originally Posted by crakjak

Ku Klux Klan founded Dec. 24, 1865.By ANDREW GLASS |

On this day in 1865, six Confederate veterans, meeting in Pulaski, Tenn., formed a secret society that they called the Ku Klux Klan.


The name combines the Greek word for circle (kyklos) with the Gaelic word clan.


In a short time, the KKK grew from a social fraternity to a violent group that sought to push back against key Reconstruction policies, such as enfranchising former slaves.


Nathan Bedford Forrest (1821-1877), a former Confederate cavalry general and slave trader, served as the KKK’s first grand wizard or leader-in-chief.


At first, the group focused as much on intimidating Northern “carpetbaggers” as on putting down the freed slaves.


By 1869, however, the group regularly engaged in wanton destruction of property, assaults and murder, prompting Forrest to seek in vain to disband the organization.


In 1871, a Republican-led Congress passed the Ku Klux Act, authorizing President Ulysses Grant to use military force to suppress the terrorist group.


Under the act, nine South Carolina counties were placed under martial law.


In 1882, the U.S. Supreme Court declared the Ku Klux Act unconstitutional.


By that time, however, with Reconstruction at an end, the KKK had largely faded away.


In 1915, a new group formed using the same name.


It was inspired by D.W. Griffith’s film, “The Birth of a Nation,” which glorified the original Klan movement.


Its white-hooded members advocated white supremacy, anti-Semitism, anti-Catholicism, racism, homophobia, anti-Communism and a virulent form of nativism.


The Klan’s popularity fell during the Depression. Membership further declined World War II in reaction to its support of Nazi ideology.


Today, the Klan has fewer than 3,000 active members, comprised of many splinter groups.


The American Civil Liberties Union has offered legal support to some KKK factions in defending their constitutional rights to hold public rallies and parades and to field political candidates.



ARE YOU TEACHING YOUR STUDENTS THAT THE KKK WAS A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION???? BETTER REVIEW TRUE HISTORY, INSTEAD OF THE LIBERAL REVISIONIST PUKED OUT IN THE MEDIA AND OUR SCHOOLS.

Sir .. when your membership depends on your religious affiliation ... Protestantism .... and still comprised of Christian fundamentalists who still want to control the agenda .... yes, it's a "Christian" organization.

When bible reading is part of one's rite of initiation and Christian symbols permeate ... yes ... unfortunately it's a "Christian" organization.

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by daii

bosnian genocide against muslims ... In the name of jesus.

this is not the work of any mainstream of christianity. And it is blasphemy for you to present it as such.

[DAII]

"There is a race war against whites. But our people - my white brothers and sisters - will stay committed to a non-violent resolution. That resolution must consist of solidarity in white communities around the world. The hatred for our children and their future is growing and is being fueled every single day. Stay firm in your convictions. Keep loving your heritage and keep witnessing to others that there is a better way than a war torn, violent, wicked, socialist, new world order. That way is the Christian way - law and order - love of family - love of nation. These are the principles of western Christian civilization. There is a war to destroy these things. Pray that our people see the error of their ways and regain a sense of loyalty. Repent America! Be faithful my fellow believers. "

From the KKK.com

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by DAII

Sir .. when your membership depends on your religious affiliation ... Protestantism .... and still comprised of Christian fundamentalists who still want to control the agenda .... yes, it's a "Christian" organization.

When bible reading is part of one's rite of initiation and Christian symbols permeate ... yes ... unfortunately it's a "Christian" organization.

Our definitions of Christian varies greatly. But I have heard this same diatribe from the radical left, demonizing Christians, because they equal Republican with Christian.

[DAII]

From the KKK's national requirements:

We emphasize ONE requirement for every person who decides to associate with The Knights, and that is that they conduct themselves with Christian character. We want our Klansmen and Klanswomen to live their lives as honorable, decent, dignified white people.

We believe in the Ku Klux Klan. We believe that the founders of the Ku Klux Klan were led by divine providence and that once again just like the Klan saved the white race during "Black Reconstruction" it will arise like the great phoenix - The Knights Party - to bring our people once again back from the brink of destruction. Our people led by the hand of God will once more rule our great land. A time of prosperity and racial healing - a great White Christian revival!

http://www.kkk.bz/why2.html

Shall I not teach truth or sanitize it ... to make you and the Texas legislature happy?

Talk about rose-colored glasses.