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Demonic? I think so

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  1. Martin

    Martin Active Member

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    I imagine the Bush Administration will get slammed by the liberals for calling the terrorists in Iraq "demonic", but I think the Bush Administration hit the nail on the head with this.

    In the latest display of their demon possession, these terrorists strapped bombs to two mentally disabled women and sent them into a crowed market and blew them up killing them and 98 other people.

    Folks demons are real. They are not found in people's attics shaking chains rather they are found doing their nasty work to and through people. Personally I believe many of the evils in our world are caused by demons and people who are possessed by demons.

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    How misinformed you are. Terrorists are only strapping bombs to these mentally disabled women because we have intruded in their part of the world and have made attempts to bind them economically. Really, we should just leave the middle east and mentally disabled women will not have to go through this. This is simply blowback and we are to blame.
     
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  3. The Scribe

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    There are demonic forces at work on the earth.

    Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Il, Hugo Chavez (He's a small demon.)
     
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    Can we add BB members to this list? :D

    The whole anti-semetic thus anti-american movement has been demonically sustained since at least the time of Hamaan of Ruth. It has not ceased since Hamaan, Sanballat, and Tobiah. Demonic from start to its (actually, angelic :thumbs:) finish.
     
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  5. The Scribe

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    I guess as long as you don't mean me.

    I believe it's more about whoever supports Israel. Ahmadinejad and Putin will probably attack Israel soon.
     
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    I don't think demons are all that obvious. Personally, I think government snooping, keeping the people in fear, and suspending Bill of Rights is (more) demonic . . . especially this idea that the USofA MUST be the most powerful nation in the world and that we will kill anyone who gets in our way.
     
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    I think we are simply seeing the evil that is in the hearts of men, some more obviously than others.
     
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    Actually Chavez looks a bit overweight, doesn't he? ;)

    While I am all for calling evil evil, let's be clear we are (I hope) speaking of demonic influence or even demon possession, not saying these men themselves are "demonic forces."
     
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  9. I Am Blessed 24

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    Surely you jest!!!

    Was Saddam Hussein not killing his own people before we showed up?
     
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    Yes, and some were killed with those mysterious non existent WMDs [end sarcasm]
     
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  11. The Scribe

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    His people and others. With mustard gas bombs and by other means.

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

    He had WMD and moved them. ;)
     
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    As far as I'm concerned HE was a WMD!
     
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    That just goes to prove what kind of people are in that country who need to be taken out. What I find very interesting in light of so many saying that we shouldn't have gone there is the first-hand testimonies from my brother and 2 other very good friends of ours (both of who's fathers are pastors at our church). The concensus of the people on the street in Iraq is that they are eternally grateful for us coming and helping them. Men, women and children come up and hug them thanking them over and over again. But of course, you'll never see that in the media in the US.
     
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    Thanks for that report.!:thumbs:
     
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    I travel extensively, and encounter numerous servicemen and servicewomen on the airlines. I have yet to meet one who thinks we should be over there. Most are there because they have a job to do, but do not believe they are making Iraq a better place. I did encounter a gentleman who worked for a contractor in Iraq, and he said that one doesn't venture out of the Green Zone. Not disputing what you have heard, just pointing out that my experience is quite different.

    Regards,
    BiR
     
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    Yeah, right....
    :laugh:

    Hope all is well,
    BiR
     
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    surprise surprise


    This is not a statement you can back up.




    Must not have been something you "heard' recently.
     
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    I am only speaking for my experience, and I made that clear.

    Yep, in December.
     
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    And yet we have Generals traveling around outside of it without body armor talking with Iraqi citizens. And when you used the word "most" you went beyond personal experience.
     
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  20. The Scribe

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    Saddam had biological weapons and other weapons. He used them in the first gulf war and against the Kurdish people.

    Don't let the liberal lies brainwash you.
     
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