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Re: Meaningless Violence
Posted by Nickelplate on Fri Nov 18th at 6:18am 2005


Until we all have ONE CURRENCY globalization just leeches off the strongest nations. We'll never have one currency...

Don't get the implant chip. It's the mark of the Beast. Plus, who wants to be TRACKED everywhere they go?

Robo-

Greed is why those people live in grass huts or less.

  1. africa: warlords have all the money, everyone else just has aids
  2. Middle east: elite families have the money, everyone else has suicide bombs.
  3. pacific islands: corporations have money, ppl just have a grass hut
  4. South america: Corporations have everything, poor Indians have nothing but stripped off rain forest.
  5. USA: everyone has a lt of crap and complains about it.



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Re: Meaningless Violence
Posted by Tracer Bullet on Fri Nov 18th at 7:18am 2005


"Globalization" is not a law, or a conspiracy. Nobody conceived of the concept, gave it a name, or pushed it until it was already happening. I do not believe there is a sinister will behind it anymore than I consider rain the result of some sort of malicious plot to spoil my vacations.

Yes, Nickel you're right. Globalization does put strain on developed economies, but I don't think that is necessarily the same as "leeching" them. A nation, just like any organism must evolve under stress. Our economy has been adapting over the past fifty years, and will continue to do so. Manufacturing in America is dying, and there is nothing wrong with that! We are becoming a country that exports intellect rather than steel. It IS a painful process but in the end I think it will be more positive than negative.

Let me also make a distinction among types of greed. The "greed" of a capitalist is not that of a thief, and vis-versa. The use of force to extract wealth from people or country is entirely different from offering a product for sale. Money is pure human effort, intellect, and creativity, distilled into a form we can trade. I exchange my effort and thoughts for that of others every time I walk into a store or flip on a light switch. The farther I extend my personal exertions, the more valuable they become to other people, and the richer I become.

A thief confiscates the effort of others without recompense. To TAKE money is not to MAKE money. In taking this action, the thief destroys the meaning and value of that which he seeks to seize. I mean that literally. When the balance Takers and Makers reaches a certain point, an economy will collapse. That is why America is the richest country in the world, and places like Africa and the Middle East are the poorest. We are (or were) an nation of Makers, while they are countries ruled by Takers. This sounds very abstract, but the concept money itself is no less so. No doubt all of us fill our stomaches through these abstractions every day.




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Re: Meaningless Violence
Posted by wil5on on Fri Nov 18th at 7:59am 2005


Robot Santa, do you know why everyone sold their stock at the beginning of the Great Depression? Its because values were falling. The values started falling rapidly, all the traders decided they should sell before it goes any lower, more shares on the market causes their value to fall even more. At the time, the economic policy of most governments was the opposite of what it is today. Back then, governments would put taxes up and cut public spending in that situation, which makes the depression worse (they didnt know at the time, of course). Since then, Keynesian economic theory has been used and is successful. There would have been at least one major economic depression since then if not for governments and central banks controlling inflation. Also, you may not beleive this, but what is in the best interests of the central banks is in fact in the long-term best interests of the people in their country. It must sound bizarre, that a powerful institution like the Federal Reserve doesnt want to break into your house and drink the blood of your pets, but its true.

You dont seem to understand that what is in the best interests of those in power often is in your best interests as well.

I agree with Tracer.

What is wrong with your location being tracked, anyway?




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Re: Meaningless Violence
Posted by Robot Santa on Fri Nov 18th at 12:04pm 2005


It's about freedom people. We live in what is supposed to be a free country and every day (nowadays) our freedom is under assault (ie: the patriot act, the victory act and several others) these are thousands and thousands of pages of legislation desined to strip u and me of our civil liberties, our god given right to be free. In my city (Austin, Texas) we have passed a resolution AGAINST this completley unconstitutional bill thanks to CITIZENS of our city that were involved in the Save the Bill of Rights Campaign. Hundreds of towns and cities and states have passed the same or similar resolutions. Our country as we know it is going to come to an end if we dont educate ourselves and do something about this. All across the nation the military is training with our police departments and SWAT units, to take your guns and "keep you safe". The military doesn't want this in the public eye and in some cases the military training that is going on in small towns across the nation has been stopped because the public has become aware and decided to do something about it, protest. We still have that right for now in most situations unless the mayor decides to declare a "national emergency" in which case peaceful demonstraters (and in many cases buisness owners and patrons, oh and old ladies) are gassed, pepper sprayed, beaten, arrested, held at FEMA camps and charged fines to peacefully assemble and protest. Under the USA patriot act if Martial law (a red alert, u know the terror alert scale on the news) is declared control of the country is turned over to FEMA (federal emergency managment agency) and NORTHCOM (the military), if u are outside your house after curfew u are considered an enemy combatant. And the defenition of an enemy combatant or "terrorist" is anyone endangering human life that is in violation of federal or state law. Thats right, americans are to be considered enemy combatants, targets.

This IS the land of the free, and if you give up your freedom you diserve the tyranny u will undoubtedly recieve.

http://www.slate.com/id/2087984/
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/D?c107:1:./temp/~c107J4AnBE:: there it is in black and white, read section 802(A)
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d107:h.r.03162:

Yes, i also believe, nickel, that the chip is the mark of the beast. The "human bar code". It wont just have you as a blip on the radar, it will have your medical information, your criminal history, your financial status and may eventually replace paper money. In some places you can already voluntarily get a microchip implanted in your hand that contains your credit information and pay for things by simply swiping your hand. In some HEB's around the country you can already pay for your groceries by scanning your thumb. In many products you buy in your local target and Wal Mart (at least here in Texas, soon to be in your respective states) there are RFID tracking devices. It's interesting, on my 18th birthday i received a razor in the mail from Gillette. I never purchased a gillette product before in my life, never gave them any personal information or anything. These companies admittedly make profiles on people and use them to spam you with junk mail. In the case of some products, its set up to where the store cameras take a picture of you when u pick the item up and then another when u check out, all to make sure u paid for it, to increase profits and to alter marketing strategy. But these stores dont even feel obligated to let their customers know that they are being tracked.

http://www.rfidjournal.com/faq/16/49
http://www.spychips.com/

just google RFID

They put these things in clothes, cars, all kinds of things.

BTW the RFID chips intended for use in humans are know as the VeriChip about the size of a grain of rice.

http://www.verichipcorp.com/
http://www.mercola.com/2003/dec/6/verichip.htm#
http://www.mercola.com/2002/mar/13/computer_chip.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verichip

Does this sound like the land of the free and the home of the brave to you? To me it sounds like the land of the tracked and the home of the databased. And yet, most people dont even know about it.

The de-industrialization of this country is NOT a good thing. Aside from taking jobs away from americans, did you know that clinton signed and executive order to give our only (1 of only 3) deep sea ports on the Pacific side of the country directly to the Chinese so that they can directly ship slave made products into the country and sell them in the 1 million square feet of strip mall they built right next to the port, for even cheaper than u can buy them at wal-mart. they are effectivley cutting out the middle-man (retail stores). It's interesting to know that deep sea ports are of strategic military importance, and OUR PRESIDENT JUST HANDED IT OVER TO THE COMMUNIST CHINESE!!!???(oops i mean "capitalist"....rrrrriiiiiiiiigggghhhhhhttttt.) ARE U READING THIS!? we start and fund covert wars all over the world, and have been for decades to fight and prevent the spread of communism. We have fought 2 public wars in which 81,020 americans died and 256,587 more were wounded to PREVENT the spread of communism! THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!!! These men must be rolling over in their graves! and while the chinese do pay their "workers" less than 50 cents (i think it's somehere around 20 cents actaully) an hour for their work, im am pretty dang sure that they are forced to work there, this is actually going to be my next area of research, i have heard that a chinese man has made a documentary on the slave labor used in china and intend to find it and watch it.

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/1/10/200712.shtml
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2003/jan2003/chin-j31.shtml
http://www.willthomas.net/Convergence/Weekly/China.htm

Our country is being sold out and our constitution is being ripped to shreds(actaully it already has since congress passed patriot act 1 and its only gotten worse with the passage of more "anti-terror" legislation, and we are now defacto living in what is called a "police state", the completion of which will happen when martial law is declared because of a "terrorist threat" and when they come to take everyones guns).

And when this happens, if it happens, if it isn't stopped first by the awakened american public, there will im sad to say be physical resistance to this. That is why it is so important to get educated and to help others get educated and stop tyranny from engulfing our nation.

"Those who would give up liberty to attain saftey, deserve neither liberty nor saftey." -Benjamin Franklin

Wil5on, power corrupts. What is in the best interest of those in power is gaining more power, what is in yours and my best intersest is to limit their power, so we can be free.

Nickel-

true.

however, the gap between rich and poor in the USA is getting bigger and bigger, soon enough we wont have a middle class anymore.

and dont forget that africa also has millions of sterilized women thanks to the love and care of the UN and DynCorp.

Wil5on-

The economic system in use during the time of the great depression was around and being used for literally hundreds of years prior to the depression, so yes they did know how it worked at the time, like i said it was a squeeze for the seizure of property. There was also 2 smaller depressions around that time, one a little earlier and one a little later, in the early 30's if im not mistaken, so the claim of ignorance of how the system works is pretty unconvincing. Also if i remeber correctly there was a time in the late 19th century where there was no central bank of the nation but rather each state had its own sort of central bank and still used the fractional reserve banking system. While this system is still easily corupted, it would only be on a state wide level as opposed to nation wide (and by nation wide i dont mean corrupted by the leaders of the nation i mean by the people who own the bank that control the economy of the nation). During this period our economy was very strong. And i wouldnt put it past them to drink your pets blood, or at least burn a piniata shaped like your pet in effigy.

http://www.barefootsworld.net/usfraud.html thers a good site that looks like it has a boat load of info on this, wow this is long.

http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html
http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html
http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html
http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html
http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html




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Re: Meaningless Violence
Posted by wil5on on Fri Nov 18th at 1:17pm 2005


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We still have that right for now in most situations unless the mayor decides to declare a "national emergency" in which case peaceful demonstraters (and in many cases buisness owners and patrons, oh and old ladies) are gassed, pepper sprayed, beaten, arrested, held at FEMA camps and charged fines to peacefully assemble and protest. Under the USA patriot act if Martial law (a red alert, u know the terror alert scale on the news) is declared control of the country is turned over to FEMA (federal emergency managment agency) and NORTHCOM (the military), if u are outside your house after curfew u are considered an enemy combatant.

National emergencies, and martial law, arent declared just because some politician feels like opressing their people. Think about why these are declared, and why it makes sense to imprison people who are blocking the police and military (who beleive it or not, are there to help you) when theres a flood, hurricane, earthquake, volcanic eruption, terrorist attack, or any number of other disasters.

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And the defenition of an enemy combatant or "terrorist" is anyone endangering human life that is in violation of federal or state law. Thats right, americans are to be considered enemy combatants, targets.

Yes, God forbid we send the police out to catch people who are violating the law and endangering lives.

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The "human bar code". It wont just have you as a blip on the radar, it will have your medical information, your criminal history, your financial status and may eventually replace paper money. In some places you can already voluntarily get a microchip implanted in your hand that contains your credit information and pay for things by simply swiping your hand. In some HEB's around the country you can already pay for your groceries by scanning your thumb. In many products you buy in your local target and Wal Mart (at least here in Texas, soon to be in your respective states) there are RFID tracking devices. It's interesting, on my 18th birthday i received a razor in the mail from Gillette. I never purchased a gillette product before in my life, never gave them any personal information or anything. These companies admittedly make profiles on people and use them to spam you with junk mail. In the case of some products, its set up to where the store cameras take a picture of you when u pick the item up and then another when u check out, all to make sure u paid for it, to increase profits and to alter marketing strategy. But these stores dont even feel obligated to let their customers know that they are being tracked.

This sounds quite convenient to me. I'd rather just run my thumb over a reader than have to deal with piles of coins. If I had a medical condition, I'd like to know that a paramedic could just scan my thumb and know what was wrong. Junk mail doesnt bother me, since it can be ignored. If you dont want the razor, throw it away. It's also within a stores rights to take photos of people in the store, the "security cameras are in use here" signs are a courtesy and a theft deterrent. If you dont want your photo taken, close your windows and stay inside.

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The de-industrialization of this country is NOT a good thing. Aside from taking jobs away from americans, did you know that clinton signed and executive order to give our only (1 of only 3) deep sea ports on the Pacific side of the country directly to the Chinese so that they can directly ship slave made products into the country and sell them in the 1 million square feet of strip mall they built right next to the port, for even cheaper than u can buy them at wal-mart. they are effectivley cutting out the middle-man (retail stores). It's interesting to know that deep sea ports are of strategic military importance, and OUR PRESIDENT JUST HANDED IT OVER TO THE COMMUNIST CHINESE!!!??? ARE U READING THIS!? we start and fund covert wars all over the world, and have been for decades to fight and prevent the spread of communism. We have fought 2 public wars in which 81,020 americans died and 256,587 more were wounded to PREVENT the spread of communism! THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS!!! These men must be rolling over in their graves! and while the chinese do pay their "workers" less than 50 cents (i think it's somehere around 20 cents actaully) an hour for their work, im am pretty dang sure that they are forced to work there, this is actually going to be my next area of research, i have heard that a chinese man has made a documentary on the slave labor used in china and intend to find it and watch it.

You have a lot to learn about international relations I think. Trade is very important, especially with a country like China. China, since around the late 1980s, has undergone almost constant economic growth, as their government moves towards a capitalist system. This means theres a billion Chinese consumers starting to come into the world market for consumer goods. Its as much a help for US businesses (eg. car manufacturers) being able to sell to China's elite as it is for Chinese businesses being able to sell their cheap goods in the US. You may also be interested to find that things are much cheaper in China than the US. I know from talking to my filthy red communist chinese friends, even in the big cities, you can get a good meal for less than a dollar. 20 cents an hour may not seem like much, but its much more than these people could make outside the factories.

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Wil5on, power corrupts. What is in the best interest of those in power is gaining more power, what is in yours and my best intersest is to limit their power, so we can be free.

What is in the best interest of those in power is gaining more power. How do they gain more power? For politicians, they do this by getting more votes. If they do something against the will of the majority of the people, they lose votes, and lose power. If the government passes a bill tomorrow turning the US into a Combine-like police state, that government would have no chance of remaining in power after the next election. Either by the democratic process, or an armed rebellion, that government would lose its power. Hence, the government would avoid such an extreme measure. The system, over a long timeframe, is self-stabilising.

And on what you added while I was typing all this, I think you should research the name John Maynard Keynes. He is largely responsible for current economic thinking. I'd explain but I'm tired, but heres an article:

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




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Posted by Robot Santa on Fri Nov 18th at 1:52pm 2005


Thomas Jefferson once said:

"I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies . . . If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] . . . will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered . . . The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs." -- Thomas Jefferson -- The Debate Over The Recharter Of The Bank Bill, (1809)

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Wil5on-

i think sir u are the first person i have ever talked to who seems to actually WANT every aspect of your life to be controlled by someone else.

and section 802(A) the defenition of an enemy combatant or "terrorist" is anyone endangering human life that is in violation of federal or state law. Thats right, americans are to be considered enemy combatants, targets.

i actually made a small error, its the defenition of a domestic terrorist. it means u CAN be considered a terrorist for violation of ANY law, i repeat ANY law, and u can be shot for it. i mean standing in the middle of the road is against the law right, and endangers the person standing in the roads life, and peoples lives who are driving on that road right? so why shouldn't the person standing in the road be considered a terrorist and an enemy combatant? that makes perfect sense! i mean just go ahead and shoot the idiot, right?

As for the protest thing, i think u should see this, as well as every one should see it, although i can already foresee flamage.

http://www.archive.org/download/PoliceStateII/AlexJonesPoliceStateIIThetakeover1of2.ram
http://www.archive.org/download/PoliceStateII/AlexJonesPoliceStateIIThetakeover2of2.ram

or streaming
http://www.archive.org/stream/PoliceStateII/AlexJonesPoliceStateIIThetakeover1of2.ram
http://www.archive.org/stream/PoliceStateII/AlexJonesPoliceStateIIThetakeover2of2.ram

the man who made this documentary presents it in an over-the-top fashion according to most people but just try and pay attention to the info.




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Posted by Paladin[NL] on Fri Nov 18th at 2:34pm 2005


*sigh*
Though you have the right to debat endlessly on this topic, I grow so very tired of people that go on and on about one topic and for some reason seem to want to convince the other that they are right. Just accept the fact that there will be always someone who disagrees with you. Part of the game in life is to play along.
I'm not saying that you should dig your head in the sand, but face it, what can you change about the way the world is? Would you buy yourself a gun a shoot down every 'terrorist' you see? I tell you this, that will take you a while. Plus, you can now everything about one subject, but if you do not se that knowledge, what benefit do you get from it? A good party talk?
As I've said before, it's fine to talk. But life goes on, I say don't miss it.

(PS. Nickel, you a christian? you knowledge of the Bibel is quite good)




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Posted by wil5on on Sat Nov 19th at 12:17am 2005


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i think sir u are the first person i have ever talked to who seems to actually WANT every aspect of your life to be controlled by someone else.

I don't, I just dont have any illusions about people trying to control my life. Noone is going to, legally, barge into my house, hold a gun to my head and force me to do anything. I have no conspiracy theories, I know noone is out to get me. I'd rather live like this, as a part of the system, than try and take down the system, since I'd be worse off if the system failed.

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i actually made a small error, its the defenition of a domestic terrorist. it means u CAN be considered a terrorist for violation of ANY law, i repeat ANY law, and u can be shot for it. i mean standing in the middle of the road is against the law right, and endangers the person standing in the roads life, and peoples lives who are driving on that road right? so why shouldn't the person standing in the road be considered a terrorist and an enemy combatant? that makes perfect sense! i mean just go ahead and shoot the idiot, right?

If the guy is determined to kill someone, and there is no alternative to shooting him, then yes, it is justified. If its just some random guy standing in the road, if the police shout at him, he'll probably move. If not, they can go out there and grab him. It sounds reasonable to me that someone who is endangering lives should be considered a "terrorist".

Paladin, yes, Nickel is very Christian.




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Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Nov 19th at 12:39am 2005


? quoting wil5on
What is wrong with your location being tracked, anyway?

Man, it's bad enough any old jagoff can locate me with my cell phone. But when I wanna go out in the woodsand I leave all tracking crap behind, I don't want to have ANY outside influence on my. And having people know EXACTLY where on the globe I am would suck all balls.

You've seen the shows where they track people down with GPS locators (1337 TrAX0rz). I wanna be able to get lost once in a while and I want to be able to have people lose me. There is not a place on earth where GPS can't find you...

/me hates GPS

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Posted by Underdog on Sat Nov 19th at 12:47am 2005


I heard about a new rice recipe yesterday.


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Posted by French Toast on Sat Nov 19th at 1:23am 2005


Best thing for rice is this;

Hokay, cook Teriyaki Chicken with like.. s**t loads of Teriyaki.

Then you put rice with peas on it.

Best eva!




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Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Nov 19th at 1:40am 2005


Dude.. those little packets that come with Ramen Noodles make a good base for some good stir fry.

Of course.. WITH RICE!




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Posted by Underdog on Sat Nov 19th at 1:45am 2005


? quoting Nickelplate
Dude.. those little packets that come with Ramen Noodles make a good base for some good stir fry.

Of course.. WITH RICE!

Dude. If you can find a "Big Lots" go to the spice section and look for the chicken bullion. Its most excellent.




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Posted by Gorbachev on Sat Nov 19th at 1:57am 2005


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Best thing for rice is this;

Hokay, cook Teriyaki Chicken with like.. s**t loads of Teriyaki.

Then you put rice with peas on it.

Best eva!


Nah, steamed rice, barbequed chicken with a crisp side with skin, good heap of teriyaki sauce and fresh cold beansprouts.




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Posted by Robot Santa on Sat Nov 19th at 2:01am 2005


13:1 And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy.
13:2 And the beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the dragon gave him his power, and his seat, and great authority.
13:3 And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.
13:4 And they worshipped the dragon which gave power unto the beast: and they worshipped the beast, saying, Who is like unto the beast? who is able to make war with him?
13:5 And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months.
13:6 And he opened his mouth in blasphemy against God, to blaspheme his name, and his tabernacle, and them that dwell in heaven.
13:7 And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them: and power was given him over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations.
13:8 And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the book of life of the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.
13:9 If any man have an ear, let him hear.
13:10 He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints.
13:11 And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon.
13:12 And he exerciseth all the power of the first beast before him, and causeth the earth and them which dwell therein to worship the first beast, whose deadly wound was healed.
13:13 And he doeth great wonders, so that he maketh fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men,
13:14 And deceiveth them that dwell on the earth by the means of those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast; saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an image to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live.
13:15 And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.
13:16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
13:17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
13:18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.




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Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Nov 19th at 2:01am 2005


Got a Big Lots here in West Plains!

Dude, If you ever get a chance... go to my balls and get the salt off them!~!

Okay, Robot Santa: stop with the Revelations... This sort of stuff is what makes everyone think that all us Christians are Wacko!!




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Posted by Paladin[NL] on Sun Nov 20th at 12:11pm 2005


Nickel: I sure am <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> Good to know that there are Christians on other places of the internet.




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Posted by Nickelplate on Mon Nov 21st at 12:36am 2005


? quoting Paladin[NL
]Nickel: I sure am Good to know that there are Christians on other places of the internet.

YEah, I seem to bring the Christians out of the woodwork wherever I go. Mostly becau seI am so outspoken about it and the others are like "Hey, it;s okay, we're not gonna be persecuted!" lol

I catch some grief about it sometimes but its no big deal, kinda funny actually.




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Posted by Paladin[NL] on Mon Nov 21st at 2:18pm 2005


Well, I guess there's nothing wrong with being outspoken <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> I'm not the usual guy who throws around with Biblical verses, though they often come in very good. But then again, how are you gonna use the Bible when your posting a critic on a map :P

Ok, back on topic, I still think we've said enough about terrorism. I want to say one last thing. If you've read Revelations, the last book of the Bible, you will see, like I do, that things are aproaching it's end.




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Posted by fishy on Mon Nov 21st at 6:47pm 2005


the pope was called, and still has the name inscribed on his pointy hat, VICARIUS FILII DEI (representative of God's son). if you add the values of the roman numerals in the name, you get 666 (VICARIVS FILII DEI).

OH NO!!!

anyways, (haha, cringe at my bad grammar, nick)

the human race has climbed/been pushed[delete as applicable] to the top of the evolutionary tree, got fat on the fruit there, and is now about to fall off, taking a few of the other branches with it.

world peace can only come about with world domination. yogoslavia was at peace when the russians occupied it during the cold war, but as soon as they left, ww2 resumed. is this a suitable world peace?




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