Kraichgauer
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19 Feb 2011, 2:32 pm
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Again how about you guys actually look at the research instead of dismissing him out of hand?
And research what? That our president is the Anti-Christ, involved in a conspiracy of labor unions and Islamic radicals to bring about a world wide caliphate? No amount of legitimate and sane research is going to confirm that. And besides, this idea of the coming Armageddon, the Anti-Christ, the rapture, and the whole Millennial shebang is not accepted by the majority of Christians, but has become the central focus of evangelicals and fundamentalists, who are really just a marginal religious minority - but make much more noise, and wield far more political influence than their actual numbers justify. Just because some religious nut who thinks he's an end time prophet just because he appears on Glenn Beck doesn't make it so.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Beck did not say Obama is the Antichrist, I seriously would like to see you source your claim and odds are, I can probably debunk your source right off the bat.
Actually, in regard to Obama as Anti-Christ, I was thinking more of Beck's delusional guest who had earlier written an article on how Obama had much in common with the Anti-Christ. And that is in fact verifiable.
But even still, Beck's ideas of the end times and the Anti-Christ are hardly mainstream, which he seems to be claiming that he represents.
If you bothered to read what I posted, you would know that Beck was referring to the current leadership of Iran that even the guy that took over Iran around 1979 thought this group was insane, they are that nuts over there. While you want to quote Beck out of context to make him look crazy, if you actually had bothered to check the context you would find what Beck said was completely rational and was backed up.
Again, I don't believe in the Anti-Christ, other than as a reference to the Roman Emperor Nero, who had persecuted the early church in the 1st century. The idiots in Iran are the Islamic equivalent to Beck and company, but I hardly think any of them are the Anti-Christ.
And then there is the idea of his that the pro-democracy rioters of Egypt are in league with organized labor, protesting in Wisconsin for a continuation of agreed upon benefits, are all somehow trying to establish a worldwide Muslim caliphate. Beck in fact has been raving about this paranoid fantasy for weeks now.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
It doesn't matter what you believe in this case, it matters what the mental cases running Iran believes, last I checked you weren't trying to develop Nuclear Weapons, nor were you funding Terrorists.
Well, I thank you for recognizing that I do not in fact train terrorists or build nuclear weapons.
I just can't believe the current Iranian regime is the Anti-Christ. And if the success of pro-democracy riots in Egypt is any indication, we might just be seeing such successes in Iran before too long. I think that would put that nasty old Anti-Christ in his place.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
19 Feb 2011, 2:41 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Again how about you guys actually look at the research instead of dismissing him out of hand?
And research what? That our president is the Anti-Christ, involved in a conspiracy of labor unions and Islamic radicals to bring about a world wide caliphate? No amount of legitimate and sane research is going to confirm that. And besides, this idea of the coming Armageddon, the Anti-Christ, the rapture, and the whole Millennial shebang is not accepted by the majority of Christians, but has become the central focus of evangelicals and fundamentalists, who are really just a marginal religious minority - but make much more noise, and wield far more political influence than their actual numbers justify. Just because some religious nut who thinks he's an end time prophet just because he appears on Glenn Beck doesn't make it so.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Beck did not say Obama is the Antichrist, I seriously would like to see you source your claim and odds are, I can probably debunk your source right off the bat.
Actually, in regard to Obama as Anti-Christ, I was thinking more of Beck's delusional guest who had earlier written an article on how Obama had much in common with the Anti-Christ. And that is in fact verifiable.
But even still, Beck's ideas of the end times and the Anti-Christ are hardly mainstream, which he seems to be claiming that he represents.
If you bothered to read what I posted, you would know that Beck was referring to the current leadership of Iran that even the guy that took over Iran around 1979 thought this group was insane, they are that nuts over there. While you want to quote Beck out of context to make him look crazy, if you actually had bothered to check the context you would find what Beck said was completely rational and was backed up.
Again, I don't believe in the Anti-Christ, other than as a reference to the Roman Emperor Nero, who had persecuted the early church in the 1st century. The idiots in Iran are the Islamic equivalent to Beck and company, but I hardly think any of them are the Anti-Christ.
And then there is the idea of his that the pro-democracy rioters of Egypt are in league with organized labor, protesting in Wisconsin for a continuation of agreed upon benefits, are all somehow trying to establish a worldwide Muslim caliphate. Beck in fact has been raving about this paranoid fantasy for weeks now.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
It doesn't matter what you believe in this case, it matters what the mental cases running Iran believes, last I checked you weren't trying to develop Nuclear Weapons, nor were you funding Terrorists.
Well, I thank you for recognizing that I do not in fact train terrorists or build nuclear weapons.
I just can't believe the current Iranian regime is the Anti-Christ. And if the success of pro-democracy riots in Egypt is any indication, we might just be seeing such successes in Iran before too long. I think that would put that nasty old Anti-Christ in his place.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
That is also not what Glenn Beck said:
http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/glenn-bec ... t_id=86917
He is talking about what the crackpots in the leadership in Iran believe.
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19 Feb 2011, 3:02 pm
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Again how about you guys actually look at the research instead of dismissing him out of hand?
And research what? That our president is the Anti-Christ, involved in a conspiracy of labor unions and Islamic radicals to bring about a world wide caliphate? No amount of legitimate and sane research is going to confirm that. And besides, this idea of the coming Armageddon, the Anti-Christ, the rapture, and the whole Millennial shebang is not accepted by the majority of Christians, but has become the central focus of evangelicals and fundamentalists, who are really just a marginal religious minority - but make much more noise, and wield far more political influence than their actual numbers justify. Just because some religious nut who thinks he's an end time prophet just because he appears on Glenn Beck doesn't make it so.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Beck did not say Obama is the Antichrist, I seriously would like to see you source your claim and odds are, I can probably debunk your source right off the bat.
Actually, in regard to Obama as Anti-Christ, I was thinking more of Beck's delusional guest who had earlier written an article on how Obama had much in common with the Anti-Christ. And that is in fact verifiable.
But even still, Beck's ideas of the end times and the Anti-Christ are hardly mainstream, which he seems to be claiming that he represents.
If you bothered to read what I posted, you would know that Beck was referring to the current leadership of Iran that even the guy that took over Iran around 1979 thought this group was insane, they are that nuts over there. While you want to quote Beck out of context to make him look crazy, if you actually had bothered to check the context you would find what Beck said was completely rational and was backed up.
Again, I don't believe in the Anti-Christ, other than as a reference to the Roman Emperor Nero, who had persecuted the early church in the 1st century. The idiots in Iran are the Islamic equivalent to Beck and company, but I hardly think any of them are the Anti-Christ.
And then there is the idea of his that the pro-democracy rioters of Egypt are in league with organized labor, protesting in Wisconsin for a continuation of agreed upon benefits, are all somehow trying to establish a worldwide Muslim caliphate. Beck in fact has been raving about this paranoid fantasy for weeks now.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
It doesn't matter what you believe in this case, it matters what the mental cases running Iran believes, last I checked you weren't trying to develop Nuclear Weapons, nor were you funding Terrorists.
Well, I thank you for recognizing that I do not in fact train terrorists or build nuclear weapons.
I just can't believe the current Iranian regime is the Anti-Christ. And if the success of pro-democracy riots in Egypt is any indication, we might just be seeing such successes in Iran before too long. I think that would put that nasty old Anti-Christ in his place.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
That is also not what Glenn Beck said:
http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/glenn-bec ... t_id=86917
He is talking about what the crackpots in the leadership in Iran believe.
Regarding the crackpots in Iran destroying Christians and Jews - I gotta see it to believe it.
But what pissed me off more was another Beck video on the link, that is so blatantly anti-union, and so unbelievably one sided. How is the union protests in Madison conceivably tied to riots in the Middle East, other than a slogan on a union member's sign?
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
19 Feb 2011, 4:28 pm
19 Feb 2011, 5:08 pm
can you fellas trim the quote of quote of quote of quotes down? my mouse scroll finger is getting tired 
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