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re: Airstrike killed an estimated 70 Isis militants with 47 Tomahawk missiles

Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:03 pm to
Posted by inthemorning
Alabama
Member since Sep 2014
395 posts
Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:03 pm to
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Keep wearing that tie dyed t-shirt. It goes with your tired old sloganeering.


I couldn't be further from a hippy if I tried. I just don't like how convenient the whole isis thing is considering how much this president, and some other western leaders, begged the USA to bomb and kill in Syria.

Obama et al got their wish. I hope they know how many innocent lives they ruined with bloodshed. Its so scary how easy it is to lie to americans to get them to go to war. It started with the Gulf of Tonkin "incident" which never actually happened the way it was reported.

Now we have a US run operation for Isis to start the war Obama and others wanted. So many tough guys are insecure about their masculinity so shouting war in syria and running propaganda makes it soo easy to whip them into a frenzy.

I've even seen threads here talking about isis like they aren't human.
Posted by themunch
Earth. maybe
Member since Jan 2007
64830 posts
Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:15 pm to
I've even seen threads here talking about isis like they aren't human.


This is so sad...
> > >>> A friend just got a text message from her brother asking her to
> > >>> shower him and his parish in prayer. He is part of a mission and
> > >>> ISIS has taken over the town they are in today. He said ISIS is
> > >>> systematically going house to house to all the Christians and
> > >>> asking the children to denounce Jesus. He said so far not one
> > >>> child has. And so far all have consequently been killed. But not
> > >>> the parents. The UN has withdrawn and the missionaries are on
> > >>> their own. They are determined to stick it out for the sake of
> > >>> the families - even if it means their own deaths. He is very
> > >>> afraid, has no idea how to even begin ministering to these
> > >>> families who have seen their children martyred. Yet he says he
> > >>> knows God has called him for some reason to be his voice and
> > >>> hands at this place at this time. Even so, he is begging prayers
> > >>> for his courage to live out his vocation in such dire
> > >>> circumstances. And like the children accept martyrdom if he is
> > >>> called to do so. She asked me to ask everyone we know to please
> > >>> pray for them. These brave parents instilled such a fervent
> > >>> faith in their children that they chose martyrdom. Please
> > >>> surround them in their loss with your prayers for hope and perseverance.
> > >>>
> > >>> She was able to talk to her brother briefly by phone. She didn't
> > >>> say it but I believe she believes it will be their last
> > >>> conversation. Pray for her too. She said he just kept asking her
> > >>> to help him know what to do and do it. She told him to tell the
> > >>> families we ARE praying for them and they are not alone or
> > >>> forgotten -- no matter what. Her e mail broke my heart. Please
> > >>> keep all in your prayers. Thanks
> > >>>
> > >>> This came this morning... Just a few minutes ago I received the
> > >>> following text message on my phone from Sean Malone who leads
> > >>> Crisis Relief International (CRI). We then spoke briefly on the
> > >>> phone and I assured him that we would share this urgent prayer
> > >>> need with all of our contacts.
> > >>>
> > >>> "We lost the city of Queragosh (Qaraqosh). It fell to ISIS and
> > >>> they are beheading children systematically. This is the city we
> > >>> have been smuggling food too. ISIS has pushed back Peshmerga
> > >>> (Kurdish forces) and is within 10 minutes of where our CRI team
> > >>> is working. Thousands more fled into the city of Erbil last night.
> > >>> The UN evacuated it's staff in Erbil. Our team is unmoved and
> > >>> will stay. Prayer cover needed!"
> > >>>
> > >>> Please pray sincerely for the deliverance of the people of
> > >>> Northern Iraq from the terrible advancement of ISIS and its
> > >>> extreme Islamic goals for mass conversion or death for
> > >>> Christians across this region. May I plead with you not to ignore this email.
> > >>>
> > >>> Do not forward it before you have prayed through it. Then send
> > >>> it to as many people as possible. Send it to friends and
> > >>> Christians you may know. Send it to your prayer group. Send it
> > >>> to your pastor and phone him/her to pray on Sunday during the
> > >>> service - making a special time of prayer for this. We need to
> > >>> stand in the gap for our fellow Christians.


Prayers made
Posted by REG861
Ocelot, Iowa
Member since Oct 2011
36493 posts
Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:16 pm to
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I've even seen threads here talking about isis like they aren't human.



ISIS has feelings too
Posted by the808bass
The Lou
Member since Oct 2012
111802 posts
Posted on 9/23/14 at 8:23 pm to
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I couldn't be further from a hippy if I tried. I just don't like how convenient the whole isis thing is considering how much this president, and some other western leaders, begged the USA to bomb and kill in Syria.

You do understand that the war that the President wanted in Syria was against Assad and on the same side as ISIS until ISIS made itself into a public spectacle of evil, right? Perhaps I phrased that incorrectly. You are too stupid to breed and to post. Please do none of either.
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