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To: Loud Mime

I will take the word of those who have actually been in the Mormon Church, some of whom were raised by Elders of that Church. According to them, Mitt Romney would be in fear for his mortal soul to not follow the orders given him by the Council of 50, which is considered infallible in the Mormon faith.

To have LDS in his cabinet, appointed to our courts, including the Supreme Court, heading a majority of our federal agencies, is nothing to make light of.

All I’m saying is that voters should be made aware of the political aspirations of the Mormon Church, that have been their agenda since their founding. Then, if they have no problem being governed by a group whose goal is Theocracy, they can at least make an informed choice.

BTW, the only thing that is not rational is folding our hands and pretending that this bizarre religion is not a threat. As someone who has personlly experienced the damage that cults inflict in tearing apart families, I don’t trust them at any level, in any facet of our society.

Nothing good ever comes from Lies and Deception.


64 posted on 02/05/2012 11:43:06 AM PST by conservativejoy
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To: conservativejoy

That’s hearsay at its best, taken to ridiculous points. Did Romney do that in Massachusetts? There is no way that any president could form a caliphate of their own religion; especially ANY Republican.

But, to play with your Chicken Little scenario, please put it into a logical string of events of how he would appoint his favorite people into the Supreme Court; how he would do that with the consent of the Senate?


69 posted on 02/05/2012 2:57:11 PM PST by Loud Mime (When conceit and anger are part of your religion, it's a political movement, not a religion.)
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