Author Topic: tsunami conspiracy? (Read 879 times)

maggot · « **on:** January 05, 2005, 09:24:22 AM »

Check out this link and tell me what you think
http://edstrong.blog-city.com/read/982641.htm

FWiedner · « **Reply #1 on:** January 05, 2005, 10:50:34 AM »

Good God almighty.

How many really stupid people are there in the world?

:roll: :eek: :roll:

Daveinthebush · « **Reply #2 on:** January 05, 2005, 11:37:28 AM »

Some people just drink too much eggnog over the holidays.

Graybeard · « **Reply #3 on:** January 05, 2005, 05:59:24 PM »

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How many really stupid people are there in the world?

A WHOLE BUNCH and more being born every second.

williamlayton · « **Reply #4 on:** January 06, 2005, 02:36:22 AM »

Why are we even having a discussion about this? Well, er, why am I even responding to it?
Slow newsday I guess,
Blessings

mjbgalt · « **Reply #5 on:** January 06, 2005, 02:53:13 AM »

i should say though, that of all the possible people who could be blamed for such a ridiculous conspiracy theory, it doesnt surprise me that they would try tpin it on bush.

how many more of these do we have to hear?

Iraq, Halliburton, National Guard, Stocks, Substance abuse, Stealing elections, etc

why dont they just say something bad about his mother and get it over with.

-Matt

Mikey · « **Reply #6 on:** January 06, 2005, 04:23:58 AM »

mjbgalt: ya'll said - "why dont they just say something bad about his mother and get it over with".

Well Partner, they don't dare. Mama Bush was a Texas Oilman's wife before she became First Lady, raised a number of sons in the process, and would prolly whip the schmidt outta anyone who made the mistake of saying something like that to her face, and they know it.

No matter how stupid they are, they know better than to tug on Superman's cape (lol). Just an opinion here. Mikey.

FWiedner · « **Reply #7 on:** January 06, 2005, 05:39:50 AM »

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...why dont they just say something bad about his mother and get it over with.

It's like the man says, they'd be "steppin' outta their league" and onto a whole new level of "negative feedback".

Loader 3009 · « **Reply #8 on:** January 06, 2005, 12:07:49 PM »

I turned on the TV, Monday morning, and watched the account of the destruction. I decided to send a donation. Went on-line to look for a relief agency and happened across a picture of the rescue effort in Indonesia. Two guys were loading a victim on a stretcher into an ambulance. The dude supervising was wearing an Osama bin Laden T-shirt.

I then remembered how these people danced in the streets at the news of the WTC attack on 9/11. Then I recalled how these people sell their pre-teen children into a life of prostitution.... usually a short life. Then I thought about the Europeans and Americans vacationing there, giving aid and comfort ($$$$$$) to our enemies.

I put my checkbook back up. I think the world just got an enema.

myronman3 · « **Reply #9 on:** January 06, 2005, 01:50:17 PM »

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I then remembered how these people danced in the streets at the news of the WTC attack on 9/11.

that is the first thing i thought of.

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I put my checkbook back up. I think the world just got an enema.

i know some innocent people died. but i have to wonder if this was the hand of God dishing out some old fashioned justice?

there is a song about this; and i have to say i have been "praying for rain" for quite a while now. i just wish some of the scum in our country would get theirs- and if i am included amoung those that are doomed, so be it. i am so tired of scumbags getting by easy. at times i feel like taking drastic action.
it seems that good people are hard to come by anymore. and i wonder what kind of world my boys will have to face. and i wonder what it is going to take for folks to get a clue. world war 3? civil war? more tsunamis? what?
myself, i am keeping a list and checking it twice. if the day comes in my lifetime, i intend on evening up some bad deeds. there is evil out there and it needs to be dealt with, instead of a blind eye being turned to it. tolerance is for suckers.
i know i will be judged. how that turns out aint up to me. i think i am a good man, whether i am or not is up to God, ultimately.

magooch · « **Reply #10 on:** January 06, 2005, 03:30:35 PM »

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I then remembered how these people danced in the streets at the news of the WTC attack on 9/11.

that is the first thing i thought of.

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I put my checkbook back up. I think the world just got an enema.

i know some innocent people died. but i have to wonder if this was the hand of God dishing out some old fashioned justice?

there is a song about this; and i have to say i have been "praying for rain" for quite a while now. i just wish some of the scum in our country would get theirs- and if i am included amoung those that are doomed, so be it. i am so tired of scumbags getting by easy. at times i feel like taking drastic action.
it seems that good people are hard to come by anymore. and i wonder what kind of world my boys will have to face. and i wonder what it is going to take for folks to get a clue. world war 3? civil war? more tsunamis? what?
myself, i am keeping a list and checking it twice. if the day comes in my lifetime, i intend on evening up some bad deeds. there is evil out there and it needs to be dealt with, instead of a blind eye being turned to it. tolerance is for suckers.
i know i will be judged. how that turns out aint up to me. i think i am a good man, whether i am or not is up to God, ultimately.

Get a grip, son--life is good. For every bad apple out there, there are millions of good ones. Don't dwell on the icky stuff.

myronman3 · « **Reply #11 on:** January 06, 2005, 05:24:03 PM »

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life is good

for the most part, yes. but there is a whole lot of ugly rearing its head, too. i believe that too many (myself included) have turned a blind eye and accepted this and that, gradually, things have slide the downward spiral. it never seems to be enough, they just taking and taking. ignoring things and continuing to pretend that everything is peachy isnt going to fix anything. and i dont want to hand an even more hate filled world to my sons to raise their families in. there are some things desperately in need of fixing, not saying that i am happy about it.

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Don't dwell on the icky stuff

i try not to, but i am sick of my nose being rubbed in "it" every day. if heads have to roll to get it fixed; let 'em roll (that's right, they already have). i just want the mess cleaned up.

and then there is this animal that drown her children in the bathtub. conviction reversed today. great. peachy. arent we a noble society? i say, drag her into the street on primetime, put a bullet in her head. then bring out the rest of her ilk and do the same. "fear factor" wouldnt have nothing on this. and while we are at it, i dont think folks drinking a quart of maggots or chewing pig entrails is the kind of stuff that should be airing. or shows glamourizing blatant homosexuality. do what you want, i just dont think we should be presenting this to our children as "cool". and believe me, i aint watching it, and neither are my children. we spend primetime playing games together as a family.

my goodness, i could go on and on; it is quite troubling. i am just tired of it. from our own people who hate us, to other nations that hate us; it just never ends.

Loader 3009 · « **Reply #12 on:** January 07, 2005, 01:56:45 AM »

God said (says) that these things, and worse, will become the norm in the "latter days". The year 2003 was the worst year for "natural" disasters......until Dec. 26, 2004. Last year (2004) will now become the worst. What does 2005 hold for the world? I think we will see an increase in both man-made and "natural" disasters in the near future. This is not yet the end, it is the fulfillment of Jesus's prophecy. It is God's attempt to get our attention.... a warning. The real bad stuff is coming in the form of the Great Tribulations. The Tribulations could be avoided, but I fear they won't. The First Horseman of the Apocalypse (deciept), is already here.

We (America) are not exempt. Whether you or others realize it or not, the United States is spoken of MANY times in Bible prophecy, as we are descendants of one of the twelve tribes of Israel (Jacob). God formed a covenant with the twelve tribes. He made both wonderful and terrible promises. These promises were conditional, depending on our behavior. You can read these promises in Leviticus 26 and again in Deuteronomy. The tribes of Israel agreed to the conditions. In other words, they formed a pact. We, as a nation, have not held up our end of the bargain......now God is going to keep His.

I don't believe I would attempt to settle any scores, as tempting as it may be, as it will only make our (personal) situation worse. God punishes both individually and nationally. I hope to avoid His punishment, although I know I deserve it.

Bible prophecy is sure, meaning that it WILL come about....right on schedule. Sometimes God gave a date for fulfillment, other times He operates on an "event schedule" or a domino effect. Regardless, prophecy is fulfilled....so accurately that it is scary. I see it happening every day. I just have to shake my head, shrug my shoulders, and go on, as there is nothing I can do except warn people. What happens to us, individually, depends on us...individually. Our neighbor may perish in some disaster while we our family may be delivered out of it.

Think about it.

Loader 3009 · « **Reply #13 on:** January 07, 2005, 10:13:28 AM »

....as a continuation of the Tsunami discussion...

I was thinking, today, of a news item on NBC news. NO dead animals were found in the destruction....none. They sensed the coming disaster and ran, flew or crawled to safety. They were created with this sense, call it instinct if you must.

Man was also created with a sense. Do any of you sense a coming destruction....of Biblical proportions?

Things are just not right in this world. I sense it.

myronman3 · « **Reply #14 on:** January 07, 2005, 12:40:59 PM »

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Things are just not right in this world. I sense it

oh yeah. i think i reached my breaking point yesterday. hearing the account of how that animal killed her children (after having become a father) was just too much. and the thought of all the other children who have suffered similarly, just broke me. and then they reverse her conviction. i dont care for what reason.

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Things are just not right in this world.

you hit the nail on the head.