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Religious extremists and terrorists like Osama bin Laden and Pat Robertson want "armageddon"for the
same reason Charles Manson wanted to unleash "Helter Skelter".
They're all sociopaths, bigot, and murderous megalomaniacs. Religion makes people that way.
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Mother F***ing Teresa, as Penn and Teller call her, reused needles in her "hospitals", spreading
AIDS across the poor in India.
MF-ing Teresa took $20million from Charles Keating, friend of John McCainchurian, who was leader of
the Savings and Loan fraudsters, the Keating Five. Teresa was asked by individuals and government
to return the stolen US$20 million but instead told the victims and police to get lost.
There's your "moral centre" for you. |
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 K9  24 Apr 2008 16:50
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Religious Groups.
Maybe if you named a few.
And for every one you name there will be ten thousand who will disagree with them so it will never
happen, calm down and look good. |
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If your referring to Christian religious groups, most all I have seen over the past 30 years are
waiting for prophecies to be fulfilled. The world banking system seems to doing a lot to try to
bring about Christian prophesy. They have a computer they've named the Beast and soon you wont need
money, because you'll have a chip put in your hand instead (mark of the beast) Watch the commercials
for credit cards showing that your stupid if you use money all you need is a card.....later a chip.
Other religions have their fanatic, but they just want their 70 virgins in Heaven.....you figure
out why? K9 Mother Teresa lived a life
in poverty and gave constantly to the people of India. IF she got or didn't give back corrupt
monies,...I asure you the money went to help the poor, and not in her pocket. That's why East Indian
people by the thousands came for days to say goodby to some, not even of their own religion. With
all that bad language and obviously angry venomous comments, I would say the zipper of your 'moral
center' is down. |
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