posted July 28, 2016 05:26 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
I do wish those Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist white haired grandmothers from Scotland, Sweden and Denmark would disband their terror networks and stop trying to light the world on fire.

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Bigotry resides in all sorts of places, saturates our collective consciousness with violence, and then erupts. It's all connected.

posted July 29, 2016 03:11 AM            

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Originally posted by Faith:
I don't pay attention to the media either, so thank you SV...I hadn't even heard about that attack.

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posted July 31, 2016 06:09 AM            

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Originally posted by venus2tinkerbell:
After reading your comment I thought, where do you start with people like this?

I decided the best thing to do is suggest that people study a little financial history. Keywords are money changers, private central banks, Andrew Jackson "I killed the banks" . Damn right freedom isn't free. It costs knowledge.

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posted July 31, 2016 06:25 AM            

in hitler nazi germany: the jews, the comunists
now: the muslin

it is the same since Roman times..

people who dont study history is condemned to repeated. i am just amazed how easy is to manipulate people into hatred.. how sad. I hope the common sense reign...

posted July 31, 2016 06:54 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
If that asinine comment was meant for me, you don't understand a damned thing about me.

I don't celebrate the murder of innocent citizens of France or any other country by Islamic terrorists or anyone else.

It will be cause for celebration when US military personal put bullets in the heads of ISIS leaders, their bankers and government officials who fund them and their Internet recruiters who recruit for them online.

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jwhop,

calling someone's comment "asinine" simply because they have shown compassion for the dead is an insult and completely unnecessary.

posted July 31, 2016 09:13 AM            

"I understand you. I won't be joining you in your celebrations........."

posted July 31, 2016 03:21 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
Perhaps you should learn to read with comprehension. Try it, you might like it.

"I understand you. I won't be joining you in your celebrations........."

Celebrating the murders of innocent citizens..anywhere, by murderous proponents of the Religion of Peace is not my cup of tea.

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Oh boy, aren't you a handful of agitation.

Anyway, cherry-picking from someone's comment hardly makes a good argument.
It was being pointed out to you that instead of having compassion for those who are harmed by divisive actions, you use them to further your preferred agenda of MORE divisions. Yes, I have read your posts.

You were insulting needlessly, as you are to me. End of.

posted July 31, 2016 05:44 PM            

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Originally posted by Voix_de_la_Mer:
Oh boy, aren't you a handful of agitation.

Anyway, cherry-picking from someone's comment hardly makes a good argument.
It was being pointed out to you that instead of having compassion for those who are harmed by divisive actions, you use them to further your preferred agenda of MORE divisions. Yes, I have read your posts.

You were insulting needlessly, as you are to me. End of.

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posted August 01, 2016 05:23 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
My comments about radical Islamic terrorist murderers stands.

If you don't like it, I'll be happy to tell you where you can stuff your dislike. Just let me know.

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No need to put yourself out on my account.

When considering "terrorism", I found part 2 of Zeitgeist most thought-provoking.

It was quite obvious, at 19 years old when I saw the controlled demolition of the twin towers on the news that it was, well, controlled demolition.

One of the many supposed acts of the big bad "terrorists".
Indeed there are terrorists at work, right there in your government.

America needs war, remember? Don't you have a very healthy arms industry?

The enemy jwhop, is in your living-room.

You are on the distraction wagon thinking the "evil" is from other countries. It has been a big charade from the start, right back at WW1.

You mentioned the bankers. They are the only ones who are profiting and controlling here. They are the real terrorists, and the governments that peddle their agendas to keep the public distracted with politics and false foreign enemies.

It's as old as civilisation: divide and conquer.

Create an enemy and then offer a solution.

They want us to be fighting, that is why we must stop feeding the violence, it is playing right into the hands of the real puppetmasters.

But this is just my opinion, sure you can tell me where to shove it, whatever.

One thing you cannot deny is that the media has been poisoning minds since its original inception as propaganda device.
You want to tell me how it is now somehow innocent news and NOT a propaganda device?

Your entire belief system appears to be build on the foundation of an information source that was developed with the purposes of brain-washing and controlling nations in order to wreak havoc on other nations.

That kind of means their hand is up your ***. And really, we have little to say to each other until you realise that.

Give me a shout when the penny has dropped.

posted August 02, 2016 08:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Voix_de_la_Mer:

Your entire belief system appears to be build on the foundation of an information source that was developed with the purposes of brain-washing and controlling nations in order to wreak havoc on other nations.

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posted August 02, 2016 09:22 PM            

The other day, we were "out back" with two other guys. I had to hide my shock when I had to explain first the French and Indian War and then the Revolutionary War!

Many Americans do not own a copy of The Declaration of Independence , or the Constitution, or know who James Otis, Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, Noah Webster are. They don't study addresses or the writings of the founding fathers. They don't know the points upon which Washington, Adams, and Jefferson differed. edit: I bet a bunch of LL members know this stuff and much much more, but what's the point of that thought? You all know your interests probably lead you away from the mainstream just a bit.

My friend is one of my closest friends. He is a person who deals with who you are. He's not afraid to be the judge himself. He is confident enough not to have to take someone else's word for it. He is also a survival genius. I learn a lot from him. He always tells me, before "they" come for you, they're going to have to get through us. He fancies himself a hero

I love him dearly. What worries me is, if you listen to people tell you what they know of the world, politics, history, financial history, geo-political history, it becomes evident that there are a lot of Americans like him. I worry the majority of Americans are ill equipped to actually defend American rights.

“The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history" -Orwell

posted August 04, 2016 04:53 AM            

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Originally posted by venus2tinkerbell:
StubbornVirgo and nordicsoul thank you for adding your voices of reason.

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And yours as well!