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bird123 @bird123 (10643) • United States 9 Apr 11

If you ran into God, what would you expect??? A Mighty Ruler?? A Strict Parent Type?? One Who Has No Mercy for Sinners?? One Who Expects You To Be Perfect?? One Who Loves You With The Conditions That You Sin No More And Accept...

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Makro74 First of all, you would not 'run' into God, you would be on a spritual evolution to believe in God and that evolution would determine what and how you see God. This is the spritual evolution which God draws Himself to those who seek Him. This is the path which...

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Netsbridge @Netsbridge (3253) • United States 23 Mar 11

President Barack Obama just said we are not at war in Libya. I guess killing and being killed in Libya is not enough and they may be under the impression that we all are without a mind of our own!

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Makro74 Well, war or even a fight is one which is a near level playing field. With Libya it is like playing soccer where Libya is the goalkeeper, whilst the other side has full team! Lets get real. If we as adults slap a five year old, that is all it is a slap. Not...

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Taskr36 @Taskr36 (13963) • United States 22 Mar 11

"The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation." That was said by "candidate" Obama...

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Makro74 Whilst I agree in spirit what is happening in Libya is wrong, I am actually almost applauding Obama's stance of the way he has not taken the gun-ho attitude his predecessor had. Much of the diplomacy he has left to Mrs Clinton, and the administration is clear...

22 Mar 11

Taskr36 @Taskr36 (13963) • United States 22 Mar 11

I'm honestly baffled by how some on the left in this country are insisting that firing missiles at a foreign country is NOT an act of war. By that definition I guess it was not an act of war when the Japanese attacked Pearl...

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Makro74 Hi Taskr, Well, to put it midly, I am sure you would not find the UK or the US fighting a 'real' war. They are far too cowardly for that. When the Russians totally flattened Chechneya, the Americans didn't raise an eyebrow. Remember Georgia. Americans...

22 Mar 11

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Makro74 @Makro74 (591) 26 Jan 11

Leaked documents emerged and broadcast on AlJazeera giving an insight to the negotiations between Palistinian Authority and Israel. Much of it has caused uproar in the Palestinian terrotories simply because of amount of...

palestine

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Makro74 Well, I don't know.... Firstly, we must stop this one sided rhetoric as if all Jews are condemned and they have massive chip on their shoulder. Whilst, I agree about the Tel Aviv bombings and their attrocities, I would also add the violent acts of Mechinin...

1 Mar 11

advokatku @advokatku (4033) • Indonesia 13 Feb 11

Violence in the name of religion is the most foul of human tragedy, the most weight also the most destroyed of solidarity among mankind. In many instances in some countries, general government and law enforcement agencies...

human tragedy

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Makro74 This is why it is so wrong to lift the 'jihadi' angle, because all of the major conflicts today are politics. Yes, an invasion of a Muslim nation is bad, but it is political - Israel setting up camp in Palestine is politics. When a nation is attacked it is...

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advokatku @advokatku (4033) • Indonesia 13 Feb 11

Violence in the name of religion is the most foul of human tragedy, the most weight also the most destroyed of solidarity among mankind. In many instances in some countries, general government and law enforcement agencies...

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Makro74 Not necessarily, because what you have touched on is not a question of terminology eg terrorism, but a question of the historical balance of political power. I mean, you say 'look at all the attacks....', in this day and age you can and big powers also play...

16 Feb 11

advokatku @advokatku (4033) • Indonesia 13 Feb 11

Violence in the name of religion is the most foul of human tragedy, the most weight also the most destroyed of solidarity among mankind. In many instances in some countries, general government and law enforcement agencies...

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Makro74 I think you have it very well, and I agree with you

16 Feb 11

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