brewmama
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Why? It gives you the perfect opportunity to change the subject and ignore the main point.
Pakistani Immigrant Gangs rape vulnerable White girls all over England
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Why? It gives you the perfect opportunity to change the subject and ignore the main point.
zoo22
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Ban Nazaroo? No way, what, are you crazy? Nazaroo, along with a core at TOL manage to marginalize the evangelical right in a way that no sane voice or discussion could ever hope to. I mean, sure, point out some of the monstrous absurdities and the outright lies or whatever, but don't forget the immense strength in letting these people reveal themselves for the nutters they are.
Look around at TOL, what it's become, it's voice, who's running the show. It's fantastic.
Nazaroo
New member
Are you sure this isn't just a fantasy wish-list, Zoo?
Your fellow liberal traitors aren't so sure that Christians or even visitors see it your way...
Thats quite the paranoid Conspiracy Theory you have there.
Better than El Ron Hubbard's "Engrams" from the planet ZooZoo ...
Xenu and Kolob – Where Mormonism meets Scientology By Damian Thompson – We can take it for granted that Tom Cruise – whose divorce proceedings are already such a catastrophe for Scientology – will never talk in public about Xenu. The existence of this intergalactic emperor, who flourished c 75,000,000 BC, was top secret until the Church’s enemies took to the internet. Advice to journalists: if you ask Cruise about Xenu, the doors of Hollywood (where the Church wields immense influence) will slam in your face. On the other hand, it’s safe to ask any Scientologist about Kolob. This is the star, or possibly planet, that is closest to the throne of God. Astronomers haven’t found it – yet – but it served as the inspiration for the planet Kobol in Battlestar Galactica. Why is it safe to ask Cruise about Kolob? Because it’s Mormon, not Scientologist: it appears in The Book of Abraham, “translated” from Egyptian papyri by Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism. I use inverted commas because Smith couldn’t read Egyptian. The papyri were funerary texts. The person you mustn’t ask about Kolob is Mitt Romney. The teaching isn’t a secret, but Latter-day Saints aren’t keen to discuss it. These days they stress their similarity with Christianity, and there’s no Kolob in the Gospels. Admittedly, from a secular point of view, eating bread in the belief that it’s the body of a carpenter-turned-preacher who rose from the dead is as bizarre as hooking yourself up to an E-meter, like Scientologists, or baptising the dead, like Mormons. Yet there are striking similarities between the sects founded by Joseph Smith and L Ron Hubbard. These brilliant mavericks used popular culture to produce cosmologies that they marketed aggressively, though reserving some esoteric details for senior initiates. |
I get banned around here every month or so.
Which is annoying but definitely not evidence of 'running the show'...
But keep up the hysterical panic, it supports your paranoid Conspiracy Theory narrative.
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
it's become an internet discussion board, where any voice is allowed
even weirdo's like you
yes it is :thumb: