Glamour Bombing.Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Time to take action...
Glamour Bombing.Posted by Jesse at 10:32 PM 1 comments
Labels: glamour bombing, hatemongering, haunted world, Islam, moslem, revolution
Friday, January 30, 2009
Hank Hanegraaff
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Labels: amillenialism, Bible, dispensationalism, false, false prophets, Hank Hanegraaff, preterism
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Update Moslem anti-semitism
- Two synagogues and a Jewish school in the Chicago area were vandalized on Jan. 10. The graffiti included hate messages directed at Israel for its invasion of the Gaza Strip. A week before, bomb threats were made to several Chicago-area Jewish schools. And on Dec. 29, a man threw a Molotov cocktail at the outside wall of Temple Sholom of Chicago.
- In Carmel, California, five youths were arrested for vandalizing three (Jewish) peers' homes over the weekend and face possible hate crime charges.
- Monroe, New York - Monroe Village Police have charged a 14-year-old Monroe youth in connection with etching a 20-foot-by-20-foot swastika in the snow on one of the downtown ponds where people skate.
- A Brockton (MA) man accused in a rape and double murder reportedly told police that he intended to kill as many Jews as possible, then kill himself, in what he called a fight "for a dying race."
- Police say anti-Semitic graffiti was found scrawled along the walls of a Crown Heights subway station.
- Some passages from school textbooks in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Indonesia incite hatred and violence. The offending passages include those that incite hatred and violence against Jews.
- The Jewish community in Golders Green, London, has been the target of further anti-Semitic attacks.
- The Catalunya government in Spain has called off the ceremony marking the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which was scheduled to take place on January 27, citing the Israeli offensive in Gaza as the reason.'
- Anti-Semitic fliers were left in three synagogues in Venezuela.
- Protestors in Sweden gathering to support Israel were pelted with eggs and bottles and tear-gas, then dispersed by police
- A synagogue in the Czech city of Trebic was sprayed by an unknown vandal with the slogan "Jews, return Gaza, murderers of kids".
- In Italy, a new survey finds that 44% of Italians are admittedly anti-Semitic.
- Iranian state television has come to the conclusion that Harry Potter is a Zionist plot
- In Romford (UK), a synagogue has come under attack from anti-Semitic vandals.
- A Norwegian diplomat . . . sent out e-mails from her Foreign Ministry email account equating Israel's offensive against Hamas in Gaza with the systematic mass murder of six million Jews by the Nazis.
- Kosher warehouse hit in Paris blaze
Videos
- Palestinian children celebrate martyrdom and Jew hatred at Carnival: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAolwtAaM3U
- Hamas video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWIDZ7Jpdqg
- “The Jews lived as Dhimmis among us”:http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=10789687&msgid=212009&act=7GBC&c=162528&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D-BH5SCUg3r8%26eurl=
- Jews Get Out: http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=10789687&msgid=212009&act=7GBC&c=162528&admin=0&destination=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DplzeK9Q02zs%26eurl%3D
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Labels: antisemitic, hatemongering, homocide bomber, Islam, moslem, muslim
January 28, 2009
Dear friend of liberty,
While driving to
work two weeks ago, Campaign for Liberty member Chris Engel was listening to a
conversation on talk radio. After one particular caller, Chris decided he
couldn't just listen anymore; he had to join the discussion.
"It is hard not to pay attention to what is going on in the world today," Chris said. "To put it lightly, there is a lot."
So, he picked up the phone and dialed the number
for Bill Bennett's radio program, "Morning in America."
"The host and screener were very nice and the show had many opinions offered," Chris explained. After getting on the air, Chris made a great point about how we
not only enjoy the sacrifices made by our nation's founders, but that our
parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents struggled to give us an
inheritance we are now too willing to throw away for a short-term gain.
"At the end, I got a quick shout-out in for Dr. Paul and the folks trying to swing
the pendulum back the other way at Campaign for Liberty," Chris said.
Chris did a great job!
Inspired by Chris, Campaign for Liberty would like to
encourage all of you to follow his lead with our first Mass Action
Day.
Campaign for Liberty Mass Action Days are one-day events where the
national organization encourages its members and state groups to perform a
specific task in order to achieve a stated organizational goal.
The first Mass Action Day will be centered on National Freedom Day.
According to the Library of Congress,
Major Richard Robert Wright Sr., a former slave, fought to have a day when freedom for all Americans would be celebrated. When Wright received his freedom, he went on to become a successful businessman and community leader in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Major Wright chose February 1 as National Freedom Day because it was the day in 1865 that President Lincoln signed the 13th Amendment to the Constitution...Wright gathered national and local leaders together to write a bill declaring February
1 "National Freedom Day" and President Harry Truman signed the bill in 1948
making it official. "National Freedom Day" provides a backdrop for us to
discuss the principles that made our country great - limited government, a
noninterventionist foreign policy, and a respect for civil liberties.
For this Mass Action Day, we are asking you to contact national and local talk radio
programs to share and elaborate on items within Campaign for Liberty's Core
Principles and message of freedom. This year, February 1 falls on a Sunday.
For that reason, and because most talk shows accept a wider range of calls on
Fridays, the Action Day is this Friday, January 30th.
A set of basic talking points along with a list of national talk radio programs and their contact information has been created to help you with this effort. Please view
these documents here and here.
The goal is simple: we want to educate and influence
mainstream political thought so that its adherents begin to adopt our core
principles as their own. Thanks for all the hard work you have done, and for
the support you have given to Dr. Paul and his message of freedom. Together, we
can ensure the success of our message and see a day when our Constitution is
respected and our liberties are secured.
If you make it on the air, please send a link to the audio of that show. We will be posting successful calls on Campaign for Liberty's main page.For liberty,
Matt HoldridgeDirector of
Marketing, Campaign for Liberty
P.S. Follow the lead of Campaign for Liberty
member Chris Engel, and call a national or local talk radio program on Friday,
January 30, 2009. Click here for a set of basic talking points along with a list
of national talk radio shows and their contact information here. If you make it on the air, please send a link to the audio of that show. Again, we will be posting successful calls on Campaign for Liberty's main page.
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I'M BACK!!
Hey, I got my BLOG unlocked! I'm back baby YEAH!!!
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
Gotta Love Argentina
Right now I sit in my brother in law's apartment... and I have to admit: I love Argentina.
I know I know. It sounds crazy, considering it is almost impossible to do ANYTHING here. But that is somewhat the charm of the place. It takes two hours to drive twenty miles. It takes three weeks to get a passport renewed. If the only goal you have on your trip is to eat a steak... Well, you can't!
But that's o.k. Because you can still eat fresh pasta, breads, these little weird donuts that would put krispy creme out of business. You can eat to your heart's content. Just not a steak.
Apparently a tariff passed by the Argentine government made it impossible for the ranchers (gouchos) to compete in the international market against US beef. So the ranchers are punishing Buenos Aires by not delivering beef. It happens. But that was my wife's and mine only real goal on this trip... to eat lots of beef. Now that won't happen.
Rewind three years ago... We had one goal in Argentina. To renew my wife's passport. So we waited and waited at the police station. We spoke with dozens of officials, we appealed to commissars and cops alike. Strange women in blue lab coats gave us dirty looks. The problem was that we had to have a specific piece of paper to get the passport, an apostille. But nobody would tell us what piece of paper it was. "Yeah, you need my information, but I won't give it to you." was the attitude. Thanks to a hard working civil servant somewhere in Oregon, and my mother... we finally got the passport, and my wife and I were able to leave.
Now all I wish for is a steak. "That will cost $100.00 US dollars sir." "No gracias, I'll have the hot bowl of steam."
Even without steak the barbque is amazing. The pasta to die for, and the pastries will kill you with sweetness. So all in all not a bad culinary trip.
J
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Sunday, March 16, 2008

Re-enactments usually start months or even a year before "the event" as interested parties start planning and logistics. Our hero's will be at the company level, and therefore concerned with their own affairs. But the politics surrounding planning an event are mind blowing.
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Wool Trek

Introducing Wool Trek, my attempt at a web comic. Wool Trek explores the sillier side of my re-enacting experiences, I hope my former Pards will forgive me for poking fun at "the Hobby." Someday when I am done will all this Army stuff I might get back into wool. Enjoy
- Jess
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
The Six Laws
“I am the law!!!” Judge Dredd 2000AD Comics
There is much debate in the body of Christ revolving around the law. Do we keep the law? What is the law? Is it just The Ten Commandments, or is it every movie Yule Brenner ever made? Do we keep the Law of Moses? Are we to submit to the law of men? Should we be caught living a law unto ourselves? After diligent study, and discourse with many religious scholars, much more learned than me, I have come to an answer. Maybe
In the church there appears to be two general schools of thought. One school of thought I will call liberal, it asserts that Christians are not beholden to any law because of the freedom given by Christ. The other view I would term legalistic, which states that all the Ten Commandments and every scripture must be done. We do not stone many witches these days, so the legalistic approach has drawbacks. Another version of legalism is practiced by modern day Judaisers. They would have you follow the entire Law of Moses to the letter. Don’t eat pork, not even with a fork. Do the Mishna, observe the Torah.
I remember a book called The Ten Commandments; I do not recall who wrote it because in the end it did not matter. The book was a complete waste of time. Anyone who tries to keep The Ten Commandments is doomed to failure. You will be coveting your neighbor’s ass before you can say Jack Robinson. Therein is my thesis: any human attempt to keep “The Law” will fail, and should be viewed as adultery. Now what laws are we talking about? They are the laws that pertain to the Kingdom of God.
Back before Abraham met YHWH in the suburbs of Chaldea, there was already law. The laws of nature do not really apply to our discussion so I will omit them. But there was already a “law” of principle. “But now a righteousness of God has been revealed apart from Law, being witnessed by the Law and the Prophets” (Rom 3:21 LITV). This is the same law wherein YHWH showed His righteousness to men through nature. “For the unseen things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things made, both His eternal power and Godhead, for them to be without excuse” (Rom 1:20 LITV).
Since the fall of humanity in the garden, the law of principle has been at war against another law. This is the one law that is easy to keep; the law of sin in the members “I find then the law, when I desire to do the right, that evil is present with me. (Rom 7:21 LITV) These two laws are consistently at each other’s throats. Some people contend that only believers feel the struggle, and non believers always give in to the law of sin.
Abraham understood these laws because they were codified by the government he lived under. It is possible that Abraham was a kid when Nimrod / Gilgamesh started building his ziggurat to Astarte, and he may have even seen the scattering of the peoples. But God had a plan, and a new law. The Law of Faith states simply that righteousness comes by believing on YHWH. “Even as Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him for righteousness” (Gal 3:6 KJV). This law excludes self righteousness, “Where then is the glorying? It is excluded. By what manner of law? of works? Nay: but by a law of faith.” (Rom 3:27 RSV) You will note that Abraham’s justification predates all forms of Judaica! Also the Lord put Abraham to sleep to codify the promises based on this law. The benefits of this law are unilaterally derived, coming only from YHWH.
But why should anyone believe Abraham? Men ignored the law of principle when it suited them. Humanity requires a harsh schoolmaster. So on Mt. Sinai Moses witnessed the law of God, which is the law of principle being carved into stone. Moses presented the tablets to the people; who were busy displaying the law of sin in the members, and he was so wroth that not only did he break the tablets; he also penned another law, with YHWH’s guidance. While the law of God is the intent of the creator, the Law of Moses serves to teach that the law cannot be adhered to. “Wherefore the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by faith.” (Gal 3:24 KJV) Even that required another law to be instituted. There had to be a law of the mind that would convince mankind of his need to submit to the Law of God. Sadly the law of Sin always defeats the law of the Mind “But if I do what I do not will, I agree with the Law, that it is good.” (Rom 7:16 KJV) Can you begin to see the lengths God goes to, just to reach out to humanity?
If we cannot keep the Law of God or the Law of Moses, what law can be kept? The laws of the mind, sin and death demand a resolution. “For the Law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus set me free from the law of sin and of death.” (Rom 8:2 KJV) So this law of the spirit is a loophole law, it sets us free from the other laws, even the law of sin and death. How? Jesus paid the price as our advocate; we can place ourselves under His law. So the law of the spirit sets us completely free from all other laws. In fact the marriage analogy Paul uses in beginning of chapter seven details how if we try to keep the “law” when we are bound to The Law of the Spirit, we become adulterers! God’s grace operates on a continuum of infinite depth. Here is God demonstrating His righteousness: this Law of the Spirit yields benefits through submission to Christ, not by human effort. “so that the righteous demand of the Law might be fulfilled in us, those not walking according to flesh, but according to Spirit.” (Rom 8:4 LITV)
The benefits are that the Law of Faith, and the righteous Mosaic Law are made manifest in a believers life. All laws become fulfilled through faith alone in Jesus Christ. “Do not think that I came to annul the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to annul, but to fulfill.” (Mat 5:17 LITV)
How can you tell if someone is in the Law of the Spirit? “Everyone practicing sin also practices lawlessness, and sin is lawlessness. Little children, let no one lead you astray; the one practicing righteousness is righteous, even as that One is righteous.” (1 Jhn 3:4,7 LITV) They practice righteousness. Strong’s dictionary has a multitude of definitions for that word practice, (G4160 Strong’s) among them are; to make or do, to abide or agree. The idea here is summed up well with practice, not that we are perfect, but rather we attempt and we work at it. So what are you practicing? Are you trying to sin more or less is the idea you might get.
But what does Paul say about righteousness? “But to the one not working, but believing on Him justifying the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.”(Rom 4:5 KJV) Whoa, righteousness believes on Jesus. We really do serve an awesome God. Because of this amazing thing Christ has done, we are compelled to serve Him out of love, and this is the Law of the Spirit.
Bibliography
Missler, C. (2000). Romans. Retrieved August 22nd, 2007, www.khouse.org
Scofield, C.I. (1967). The New Scofield Reference Bible. New York: Oxford University Press
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