Posted on 07/12/2014 6:23:34 AM PDT by opentalk
Glenn Beck has set up Mercury One Children and Family Border Relief Fund to help illegals coming into the United States. He’s already raised $600,000. Beck stated that Obama would not have to step in and ask for $3.7 billion if private charities would pick up the slack and give to the swarm of illegals crossing the border.
Is he kidding? Do we really need more churches and non-profits enabling this blatant attack on America?
Rich people and liberal elite billionaires have no skin in the game when it comes to the consequences of illegal immigration so what do they care?
It’s the working class and middle class who will take the hit. It’s not bad enough that Team Obama is giving illegals free rein when it comes to social services, we have to witness do-gooders on our side making public displays of their “Christ-like” behavior towards people who are breaking the law while telling us to walk in love.
..Compassion for the down-and-out is fine, but invading a nation by the tens of thousands is an act of war.
...What really bites about all of this is the implication that those of us standing against this monstrous disregard for the law are not following Christ’s teachings. Is funding Obama’s plan to destroy this country in the New Testament
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Svcw, I’m listening to Mark Steyn sub for Rush.
He just suggested that if we’re going to truck teddy bears to the gangbangers on the border, we might also want to replace Mullah Omar’s Rod Stewart music collection.
LOL, I’m still laughing....
Rats, I missed that! hahaha!
You are a stalwart defender of Beck. I have two questions: 1. Do you work for Beck or his affiliates...or...2. Are you a mormon, just doing what mormons do...defending the "faith"?
The two thousand stripling warriors, also known as The Army of Helaman, were an army of young men described in the Book of Mormon, first mentioned in the Book of Alma.[1] They are portrayed as extremely valiant and loyal warriors; reportedly, all were wounded in battle yet survived.
Good luck.
It seems TBP will not answer direct questions.
No and no.
How witty
Post your data, or quit lying.
Which ever you do, post it on the thread, noy in a PM a week after we left the thread.
My first post still stands.
My Aunt did not vote for Mitt because he is a LDS member.
My word is my first hand proof.
Well that’s nice that you posted a personal anecdote about your aunt, to answer a request for proof that Christians stayed home instead of voting in the 2012 election, because they refused to vote for a Mormon.
Thanks for posting that hard hitting data a second time and a week apart, on the same thread.
you are welcome.
When someone insinuates I am a liar I have a long memory.
A week, two weeks, a month, a year ...
I have a long memory.
Who knows what you are rambling about.
Are you going to post your data that Christians stayed home in 2012 because the GOP nominee was a Mormon, or not, or have you forgotten what the subject was?
Senator Ted Cruz endorses Glennn Beck’s activities and position:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3182832/posts?page=5
Seriously, stop the PMs and just post your voting data that Christians didn’t vote in 2012 because Mitt Romney was a Mormon.
I don’t need some nut case pestering me.
...there’s a problem, none of them are religion based organizations. None of them have churches. None of them have congregations or parishioners’.
They are the heads of government funded non-profits. Remember ACORN? Same/Same.They are taxpayer funded corporations who exist almost exclusively on government grants. Despite the words “Baptist” and “Catholic”, these are NOT religious “faith based” groups.
The name Baptist and Catholic is only to give the appearance of “religion” and add a dose of “charity” to the appearance
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