history has proven that it is usually left wing zealots who are so violent and filled with hate. --- yesterday I heard a NPR host call domestic terrorists right wing and I paused to wonder why.
No matter, if it is as you think Plain Ol', what a great place to prove to the world that the Christians, Jews and Chinese peoples are not safe anywhere.....In the cradle of far left Anti-Christian politics. -- years of failed intervention comes at a price. On Apr 16, 11:59 am, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> wrote: > And Boston, Massachusetts, being the cradle of conservative politics and > Christianity......Boston, being a place to make a statement for Christians > worldwide. > > I don't think that there is any real proof as to who is behind these > attacks. Christ Matthews apparently believes that it is hate filled right > wing zealouts, although history has proven that it is usually left wing > zealots who are so violent and filled with hate. > > No matter, if it is as you think Plain Ol', what a great place to prove > to the world that the Christians, Jews and Chinese peoples are not safe > anywhere.....In the cradle of far left Anti-Christian politics. > > On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 11:09 AM, plainolamerican <[email protected] > > > > > > > > > wrote: > > Greg said his daughter was missed by 10 feet. > > He gets to talk to the FBI today. > > > no ... there's no safe haven for xians and jews from retaliatory > > muzzes. > > > The Founding Fathers Were Right About Foreign Affairs > > by Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) > > April 16, 2002 > > Last week I appeared on a national television news show to discuss > > recent events in the Middle East. During the show I merely suggested > > that there are two sides to the dispute, and that the focus of > > American foreign policy should be the best interests of America – not > > Palestine or Israel. I argued that American interests are best served > > by not taking either side in this ancient and deadly conflict, as > > Washington and Jefferson counseled when they warned against entangling > > alliances. I argued against our crazy policy of giving hundred of > > billions of dollars in unconstitutional foreign aid and military > > weapons to both sides, which only intensifies the conflict and never > > buys peace. My point was simple: we should follow the Constitution and > > stay out of foreign wars. > > > I was immediately attacked for offering such heresy. We've reached the > > point where virtually everyone in Congress, the administration, and > > the media blindly accepts that America must become involved > > (financially and militarily) in every conflict around the globe. To > > even suggest otherwise in today's political climate is to be accused > > of "aiding terrorists." It's particularly ironic that so many > > conservatives in America, who normally adopt an "America first" > > position, cannot see the obvious harm that results from our being > > dragged time and time again into an intractable and endless Middle > > East war. The empty justification is always that America is the global > > superpower, and thus has no choice but to police the world. > > > In fact, when I mentioned Washington the other guest on the show > > quickly repeated the tired cliche that "We don't live in George > > Washington's times." Yet if we accept this argument, what other > > principles from that era should we discard? Should we give up the > > First amendment because times have changed? How about the rest of the > > Bill of Rights? It's hypocritical and childish to dismiss certain > > founding principles simply because a convenient rationale is needed to > > justify foolishpolicies today. The principles enshrined in the > > Constitution do not change. If anything, today's more complex world > > cries out for the moral clarity provided by a noninterventionist > > foreign policy. > > > Perhaps an honest examination of the history of American > > interventionism in the 20th century, from Korea to Vietnam to Kosovo > > to the Middle East, would reveal that the Founding Fathers foresaw > > more than we think. > > > On Apr 15, 11:19 pm, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> wrote: > > > My thoughts and prayers are with all of our members in Boston > > > Massachusetts/New England area, > > > > 71430_10151547338466178_2121380671_n.jpg > > > 150KViewDownload > > > -- > > -- > > Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. > > For options & help seehttp://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum > > > * Visit our other community athttp://www.PoliticalForum.com/ > > * It's active and moderated. 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