> Seth Hammond wrote:

>> "sam99" mail.org> wrote in message
>> news:ga8s85$evg$43@registered.motzarella.org...

>>> Seth Hammond wrote:

>>>> "90210" <90210@giganewsREMOVETHIS.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:n6OdnWXeda7T3VrVnZ2dnUVZ_jydnZ2d@giganews.com...

>>>>> While I hate to resort to Wikipedia, they have a fairly tidy
>>>>> explanation of what "Third Wave of the Holy Spirit" is all about.
>>>>> Sarah Palin. Third Wave of the Holy Spirit.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sarah Palin belongs to a Neo-Pentecostal, Charismatic cult which is
>>>>> considered, even by some of the most outspoken of evangelicals, as
>>>>> "heretical" in its vehemence, its alleged perpetration of supernatural
>>>>> attacks, and its wackiness. They are the fringe of the fringe in the
>>>>> area of lunacy, and they are more dangerous than you could possibly
>>>>> believe.
>>>>>
>>>>> And there are people who are about to enter the polling booth that
>>>>> can't see past her pro-life stance, her pretty face and her aw shucks
>>>>> demeanor to understand that she is a woman who believes in
>>>>> concentrated psychic attack against those who would oppose her.
>>>>>
>>>>> But here's the thing--this woman is as much an enemy of Christians as
>>>>> she is of non-Christians...but a lot of Christians don't want to talk
>>>>> about that, because they don't want those secular madmen, Obama and
>>>>> Biden, to take office. They are blinding themselves to the fact that
>>>>> this woman adheres to a doctrine that even they cannot theologically
>>>>> support, just because she wants to keep unwanted fetuses in unwilling
>>>>> wombs and Creationism in science classes and "In God We Trust" on the
>>>>> green stuff enough to vote for her.
>>>>>
>>>>> It's clear that Sarah Palin has declared unashamed and unvarnished
>>>>> spiritual warfare on anyone who falls outside her narrow
>>>>> viewpoint--and that includes Pagans, Atheists, Buddhists, Muslims,
>>>>> Catholics....and other fundamentalist Christians. She associates
>>>>> herself with a church that not only disapproves of "these kinds of
>>>>> people", but believes in their total obliteration via forced
>>>>> evangelization and conversion.
>>>>>
>>>>> Now that she and her cronies have Kenya out of the way, she can now
>>>>> turn her attention, with her newfound national recognition, to
>>>>> eliminating what she doesn't like about America--and what she doesn't
>>>>> like, my friends, is you.
>>>>>
>>>>> It's clear to me that if we aren't aware of that, and refuse to think
>>>>> with our brains instead of our desire to eliminate gender bias in
>>>>> politics, or, even more horrifically, think that it isn't all that
>>>>> important, then we are about to see a very interesting four years
>>>>> ahead.
>>>>>
>>>>> The stakes are very high--higher than you can imagine, and a word to
>>>>> the wise is sufficient.
>>>>>
>>>>> And if I'm preaching to the choir, mea culpa. But it scares me to
>>>>> think that even one person reading this would even dream of casting a
>>>>> vote that would help this woman into a position of power, and I think
>>>>> that sharing these links might even turn your most conservative
>>>>> adversaries a little closer to your way of thinking.

>>>> She may be a raving crackpot, but I'd still do 'er.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>

>>> Why do you speculate about having sex with happily married women?
>>>
>>> Character flaw?

>>
>> She's be much happier and more relaxed after I did 'er.

>
> You're a very scummy old limpdick, sod off.