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To: STARWISE

Her mother pleads to be allowed to put an ice chip on her
dying daughters lips...

And the government thugs deny her...


America is lost



Righteousness exalts a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.

A nation is composed of millions of individuals, just as the body is composed of cells. When enough cells get sick, the body feels pain, malfunctions and may die. When enough people disregard the Ten Commandments, a nation becomes sick -- ridden with adultery, divorce, crime, violence, corruption and evil of every kind.

History and the rise and fall of nations illustrate the truth of Solomon’s statement. Righteousness is the foundation of a healthy, wealthy and happy society. Without it, everything else crumbles and falls into ruin. What national leader has the courage to make righteousness and sound character development the top educational priority in schools?

Where is a leader who leads by example...

When a dying woman is in need of a drink of water...ours goes and hides in the White House..

From a Democrat...this I would expect...but not from a Christian man..


366 posted on 03/22/2005 7:52:56 PM PST by joesnuffy (The generation that survived the depression and won WW2 proved poverty does not cause crime)
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To: joesnuffy

"A nation is composed of millions of individuals"

Excellent post, joe. Concur 100% with everything you stated.

The worth of a nation is the worth of its people and demographic laws and policies since 1965 are making the worth of this nation worth less.

Shame on our politicians.


509 posted on 03/22/2005 8:13:33 PM PST by mjtobias (Michael et al. aren't trying to starve Terri because she's dying, but because she isn't. - supercat)
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