1 posted on
10/23/2004 7:39:50 PM PDT by
aculeus
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To: aculeus
2 posted on
10/23/2004 7:43:15 PM PDT by
Gibtx
(Pajamahadien call to arms.....)
To: aculeus
3 posted on
10/23/2004 7:44:07 PM PDT by
Keyes2000mt
(John Kerry: The Wrong Candidate, for the Wrong Office, at the Wrong Time)
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I hope their conversion is real.
7 posted on
10/23/2004 7:46:10 PM PDT by
Brilliant
To: aculeus
Still some work to be done,(the agreement with the Pol Pot massacre) but they're on the right path. (hopefully)
8 posted on
10/23/2004 7:47:22 PM PDT by
vrwcagent0498
(Mark Levin and Ann Coulter are my patron saints.)
To: aculeus
'Only foreigners talk about genocide. Deaths due to class conflict are inevitable.' They have a few more pages of reading to catch up on before the final exam.
9 posted on
10/23/2004 7:47:37 PM PDT by
js1138
(D*mn, I Missed!)
To: aculeus
But Lee has yet to shed all his former ideology. 'Pol Pot had good ideas for Cambodia and for all people,' he said. 'Only foreigners talk about genocide. Deaths due to class conflict are inevitable.' He doesn't quite get IT yet, but if they truly find Jesus...Wonderful.
To: aculeus
This is Very Good News. Cambodia was known as one of the most peaceful and tranquil places on earth before Pol Pot came in. Pol Pot was another fine example of french schooling.
To: aculeus
Approaching old age with that kind of guilt must weigh heavily on them.
12 posted on
10/23/2004 7:49:35 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(We've turned the corner and we're not smokin crack.)
To: aculeus
this is simply another step pointed out by the leftist guru Antonio Gramsci!
Read up on Gramsci if you value your freedom and the lives of all your loved ones.
13 posted on
10/23/2004 7:49:40 PM PDT by
steplock
(http://www.outoftimeradio.org)
To: aculeus
14 posted on
10/23/2004 7:52:50 PM PDT by
steplock
(http://www.outoftimeradio.org)
To: aculeus
15 posted on
10/23/2004 7:58:49 PM PDT by
Skooz
(Any nation that would elect John Kerry as it's president has forfeited it's right to exist.)
To: aculeus
This is wonderful. The gospel is being preached to the ends of the earth. And Jesus can make any person new and clean. May God bless those new Christians.
16 posted on
10/23/2004 8:01:44 PM PDT by
Ciexyz
(Feeling so much calmer now I've cancelled my cable TV. Don't miss the Demopuke spin on cable news.)
To: aculeus
To: aculeus
If this is true, then they should give themselves up to earthly justice. If they don't, there is no conversion to the Light of Christ.
20 posted on
10/23/2004 8:24:32 PM PDT by
eleni121
(Islam arose as an ideological movement against Rome/Byzantium...nothing has changed)
To: aculeus
If they're soul is right with God than they will recieve forgivness...but they still must pay for the crimes they committed.
24 posted on
10/23/2004 8:29:37 PM PDT by
Blue Scourge
(Off I go into the Wild Blue Yonder...)
To: aculeus
'Only foreigners talk about genocide. Deaths due to class conflict are inevitable.'
Lee should visit the USA during the final six months of a Presidential campaign.
And learn that beating each other over the head with ballots and
verbal broadsides somehow seems to make bullets unnecessary.
(well, after he's been here awhile we can explain there have been
some crazy times here like The Civil War...)
Lee might even find out how fun it is to hear supporters of Brahmin Bostonians like
Kerry and drawlin' Texans like Dubya trading insults like a sports event.
And that those supporters are from every conceivable "class" of society.
30 posted on
10/23/2004 8:42:52 PM PDT by
VOA
To: aculeus
Well, they're not converting to Islam. That's a Plus.
33 posted on
10/23/2004 8:44:57 PM PDT by
Fiddlstix
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To: aculeus
Christianity had a rough start in Cambodia; the bible wasn't fully translated into Khmer until about 1964, IIRC.
In 1970, there were only a few churches in Phnom Penn (2 Chinese and one Khmer for the Protestants, plus some Catholic churches left over from the French period).
The coup which overthrew Sihanouk was followed by Christian growth, so that by the time Cambodia fell to the Khmer Rouge,
there were some 30 Protestant churches in Phnom Penn (a growth factor of 10, in a period of 5 years).
The President of the Supreme Court and various other individuals had become believers in "the new God".
All of this was swept away with the fall of the city;
but apparently the earlier labor (and sacrifice) was not
in vain.
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37 posted on
10/23/2004 8:52:55 PM PDT by
Popman
(Democrat Party Political Values are Condescension, Hypocrisy, Bigotry)
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