Why you need to stop your lies against Obama & The Pope

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J-Kay-2

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Daniel 12:10
Many will be purified, cleansed, and refined by these trials. But the wicked will continue in their wickedness, and none of them will understand. Only those who are wise will know what it means.

 
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MyPottersClay

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Man, what an awesome straight up piece of wisdom in that scripture.
 
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My problem is what monarchy to recognize. The British and Spanish monarchies have claim, but Spain gave up claim in the 1700s. By 1813, Britain lost its claim on the New World continental colonies. In the end, I am comforted by two things, one politically religious and the other simply religious. The first is as a Catholic, when I am at Mass, I am not an American but a Christian. The second and more important is, as a Christian I recognize that there is a King that I serve, love, and adore, Jesus the Christ.
 
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Hmm... interesting. True, false, somewhere in between?

[video=youtube_share;y461fN9IFss]http://youtu.be/y461fN9IFss[/video]
 
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AgeofKnowledge

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^ I found a number of false assertions in this video already. For one, that picture of Obama on the Internet in green is pure fabrication. It's a photo shopped version of some other guy. Mia obviously is naive with respect to believing everything she finds on the Internet which demonstrates that she's no intellectual. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and call her naive for I think she does have her memories of Barry in her youth. More importantly, she acknowledges it's not important what people were if it is no longer what they are. That's key for most people sow wild oats in their youth and everyone falls short of God's perfect standard. The point is that there are some who remain that way and some who do not. There are many saved, sanctified, and godly people alive today who were once the opposite of that. They repented. Despite her faults and ignorance, Mia is asserting that Barry did not.
 
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AgeofKnowledge

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[video=youtube_share;-mITcRDr2Sk]http://youtu.be/-mITcRDr2Sk[/video]
 
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^Alex is crazy at times so take the guy with a grain of salt (or two or three grains) but David Maraniss is a legitimate biographer:





http://www.buzzfeed.com/gavon/a-users-guide-to-smoking-pot-with-barack-obama

Obama and His Pot-Smoking ‘Choom Gang’ - ABC News

It's noteworthy that Obama's drug dealer "Ray the dealer" died after being bludgeoned to death with a ball peen hammer by his homosexual lover.

Obama's high school pot dealer beaten to death by gay lover over flatulence | Mail Online
 
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Faithless Execution: Building the Political Case for Obama’s Impeachment

"It is a straightforward matter to establish that President Obama has committed “high crimes and misdemeanors,” a term signifying maladministration and abuses of power by holders of high public trust. But making the legal case is insufficient for successful impeachment, leading to removal from office. Impeachment is a political matter and hinges on public opinion.

In Faithless Execution, former top federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy weighs the political dynamics as he builds a case, assembling a litany of abuses that add up to one overarching offense: the president’s willful violation of his solemn oath to execute the laws faithfully. The “fundamental transformation” he promised involves concentrating power into his own hands by flouting law—statutes, judicial rulings, the Constitution itself—and essentially daring the other branches of government to stop him. McCarthy contends that our elected representative are duty-bound to take up the dare."




Impeach President Obama? Book from former top fed prosecutor will make ‘serious,’ ‘mainstream case’ | TheBlaze.com

The case for impeaching Barack
 

Dude653

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Dont dive a rats heiney about Obama or the Pope
 
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Well to switch this topic up a bit, I know our famous President Barack Obama of the United States of America is quite popular and for his unique position of governance is naturally going to take flack for the next two years even if he were the most ideal President one could hope for. But don't worry folks lol, he's only going to be President for two more years max.

However, what's the gripe with Pope Francis?

I am not a member of the Catholic Church, though anyone conspiracy theorist or just simple news watcher naturally is familiar with the Vatican. Now I have not always had very good opinions of many popes, but Pope Francis is something different here indeed. The only thing I can think of that even remotely worries me with Francis is when he dug up and displayed goodly Apostle Peter. Though in a way this also isn't that bad a thing that could be done since despite the sorta in-your-face show of it, I have to say, that one gesture did immediately make many of my very atheistic friends start taking an interest in the Bible. Aside from that one incident, I can find nothing remotely wrong with Francis so far. I do not get too much why people do not like him. He could very well be among one of the greatest popes in history that I am aware of just for the tremendous amount of good he has done within a little less than one year.
 
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J-Kay-2

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Well to switch this topic up a bit, I know our famous President Barack Obama of the United States of America is quite popular and for his unique position of governance is naturally going to take flack for the next two years even if he were the most ideal President one could hope for. But don't worry folks lol, he's only going to be President for two more years max.

However, what's the gripe with Pope Francis?

I am not a member of the Catholic Church, though anyone conspiracy theorist or just simple news watcher naturally is familiar with the Vatican. Now I have not always had very good opinions of many popes, but Pope Francis is something different here indeed. The only thing I can think of that even remotely worries me with Francis is when he dug up and displayed goodly Apostle Peter. Though in a way this also isn't that bad a thing that could be done since despite the sorta in-your-face show of it, I have to say, that one gesture did immediately make many of my very atheistic friends start taking an interest in the Bible. Aside from that one incident, I can find nothing remotely wrong with Francis so far. I do not get too much why people do not like him. He could very well be among one of the greatest popes in history that I am aware of just for the tremendous amount of good he has done within a little less than one year.

Give him time... Keep eyes wide open... Things are not what they seem.
 

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Well to switch this topic up a bit, I know our famous President Barack Obama of the United States of America is quite popular and for his unique position of governance is naturally going to take flack for the next two years even if he were the most ideal President one could hope for. But don't worry folks lol, he's only going to be President for two more years max.

However, what's the gripe with Pope Francis?

I am not a member of the Catholic Church, though anyone conspiracy theorist or just simple news watcher naturally is familiar with the Vatican. Now I have not always had very good opinions of many popes, but Pope Francis is something different here indeed. The only thing I can think of that even remotely worries me with Francis is when he dug up and displayed goodly Apostle Peter. Though in a way this also isn't that bad a thing that could be done since despite the sorta in-your-face show of it, I have to say, that one gesture did immediately make many of my very atheistic friends start taking an interest in the Bible. Aside from that one incident, I can find nothing remotely wrong with Francis so far. I do not get too much why people do not like him. He could very well be among one of the greatest popes in history that I am aware of just for the tremendous amount of good he has done within a little less than one year.
Well, leaving alone the many heresies ANY pope ascribes to, Francis constantly speaks in favor of socialism. At least JPII knew how evil this system was.
 
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Well, leaving alone the many heresies ANY pope ascribes to, Francis constantly speaks in favor of socialism. At least JPII knew how evil this system was.
Meh if the only complaint that can be waged against Pope Francis is he supports socialism (and I have not seen that he does myself) then that's not much of a complaint lol. You know socialism is not a sin right? Socialism is simply a flawed economic-political system like communism and capitalism.
 

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Meh if the only complaint that can be waged against Pope Francis is he supports socialism (and I have not seen that he does myself) then that's not much of a complaint lol. You know socialism is not a sin right? Socialism is simply a flawed economic-political system like communism and capitalism.

oh, flawed. of course. that explains why the strongest economies, best education and health care systems in the world are in Socialist or quasi-socialist countries.

 

PennEd

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Meh if the only complaint that can be waged against Pope Francis is he supports socialism (and I have not seen that he does myself) then that's not much of a complaint lol. You know socialism is not a sin right? Socialism is simply a flawed economic-political system like communism and capitalism.
Socialism, Communism, Fascism, are all roads that lead to the same end. Total government control of it's citizens and a complete lack of freedom. These 3 systems (which are really the same in their implementation) are responsible for over 100 million deaths in the 20th century alone, as well as untold misery to those who survived.

I think this article nails it:

Pope Francis: The Catholics’ Commie Pope Problem is Growing | Wizbang