Washington Post Says Mel Gibson is Going to Hell

"It would be totally out of line for a commander to direct what one does or doesn't do with legal, private email. "

Don't all the academies now have computers for the cadets in their rooms? In which case, it would likely be very difficult for them to have any private e-mail without access to their gov't computer. So they should be allowed since they are prob. allowed to use e-mail for private msgs with other content.

I retired a few years back, and most private applications of gov't email systems were just fine. If they have the cadets on a gov't lan and gov't computers in their own rooms, then they have to allow legal, private communication with relatives, friends, etc. It would be hard to say to them, "Talk about everything else in your private lives....BUT....no RELIGIOUS talk."

Boycott is one of my favorite words.For years I boycotted Kmart due to their sale of porn. There are a lot of people who did this. Now it is a shack of a store that hardly anyone goes to. I have a 14 yearold who decided to boycott the movie theaters about3 years ago and had not entered one since. Of course they will never miss our 2cents,but if enough people did not go see their lude entertainment ,full of curse words and sex and making fun of everything sacred they would all have to run for a public office just to make it. we are the ones who keep Hollywood in business , I am ashamed to say. Boycotting is a wonderful idea and I am difinitely going to do this since I have seen howthey hate , really hate the Savior of the world.

I do not know why this posted 5 times. Sorry for taking up space.

Did they print the entire list of those going to hell

LOL!!! I can just see it now, one of those inserts like when they print lists of people who have unclaimed money!

INTREP - THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST

Those twenty who were made to see it, betcha they are still thinking about the movie.

Those twenty who were made to see it, betcha they are still thinking about the movie.

I would hope so. Unless they were good little DemoRats. Then they're thinking about how ethnocentric an entire film about a Christian figure is and how discriminatory that there wasn't equal time for scenes of the benefits of Buddha and Mohammad with Afican pagan fertility goddesses being handed out by the disciples in a show of unity while discussing the negative impact of Christianity on indigenous cultures.

Andy Rooney told Don Imus on his national radio show he had no intention of seeing "The Passion of the Christ," "I mean, I don't want to pay $9 just for a few laughs."

Rooney seems to be lining up with those described in the New Testament as having deemed themselves unworthy of receiving eternal life.