It's disturbing and literally disconcerting to see how those who are uninformed and/or just flat out Anti-American can ignore the facts and the truth right before their very eyes.
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 1:27 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected]> wrote: > it's fun to watch religious myth believers blast each other. > > On Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 6:59:13 AM UTC-5, Travis wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> *Obama: Christians threaten nation* >> >> *By Bryan Fischer, OneNewsNow.com <http://www.onenewsnow.com>* October >> 19, 2015 >> >> [image: (File Photo)] >> <http://www.gopusa.com/freshink/files/2013/12/obama_bbgame.jpg> >> >> (File Photo) >> >> Disagreement is not hatred, and the truth is not hate speech. Somebody >> needs to tell that to President Obama. >> >> If you have ever wondered whether President Obama has an abiding >> hostility to people of Christian faith, wonder no more. He believes we are >> a threat to national security. If you are a sincerely devoted follower of >> Jesus Christ, your president believes you are a potential domestic >> terrorist. >> >> I do not exaggerate. In a gathering at George Washington University >> <http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/lauretta-brown/doj-official-praises-southern-poverty-law-centers-work-combating> >> this >> week, Obama's assistant attorney general for national security, John >> Carlin, revealed that the Department of Justice is creating a brand new >> position just to monitor us. The position, domestic terrorism counsel, will >> be created to combat the "real and present threat" of domestic terrorism. >> >> And where, pray tell, does this threat come from? From the Muslim >> Brotherhood, which has a stated goal of exterminating Western civilization >> and sabotaging our miserable house from within? Nope. From ISIS, which is >> actively recruiting jihadists in all 50 states? Nope. Jihadists who are >> sneaking into the United States disguised as Syrian refugees? Nope. >> >> No, the real threat to our national security, according to our president >> and his minions, is coming from the Family Research Council and the >> American Family Association. >> >> Carlin lauded the work of the thoroughly discredited Southern Poverty Law >> Center, which is so blatantly and maliciously biased against Christians >> that other parts of Obama's administration – the FBI, the Pentagon, and the >> U.S. Army – are getting as far away from the SPLC as they can. >> >> But the folks at SPLC are still useful to the DOJ, which is desperate to >> paint conservative Christians as a greater threat to our domestic >> tranquility than people who are determined to decapitate us in the name of >> Allah. >> >> According to Carlin, the SPLC does the noble work of "examining what the >> threat is, observing it, and reporting on it," and claimed that its work is >> "very important." >> >> The SPLC, mind you, is the group whose "hate group" map was used by >> domestic terrorist Floyd Corkins to identify the Family Research Council as >> his target for a massacre. Only the bravery of an unarmed security guard >> prevented what could have been one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. >> history. In other words, if anybody's the hate group here, it's the SPLC. >> >> Heidi Beirich, the SPLC's intelligence project director, teamed with >> Carlin to demonize pro-family groups. She told a reporter that the SPLC >> classifies groups as hate groups "on the basis of ideology." In other >> words, the SPLC will vilify groups because of what they believe, not >> because of what they do or because they have demonstrated any propensity >> toward violence. >> >> And she flatly admits it. "We post groups on the basis of ideology, not >> whether they're violent or not." >> >> And then she identified two groups by name: Family Research Council and >> American Family Association. "[W]hat they're putting out is anti-gay >> material so gay people are pedophiles, or molesters, or whatever the case >> may be, and that's why they're on the list and that's the direct analogy." >> >> We – FRC and AFA – "are simply pushing propaganda that [the SPLC] >> consider(s) hateful." She acknowledges that theirs is a purely subjective >> standard: "It's our opinion that it's hateful, and that's basically it." >> >> The plain truth is that we at FRC and AFA don't hate a living soul. We >> love homosexuals enough to tell them the truth about the physical and >> spiritual dangers of the homosexual lifestyle. We want something better for >> them than the darkness and disease associated with homosexual behavior. We >> want them to come out of that darkness into the light of the gospel of >> Christ. We are *for* the homosexual, and so we must be *against* the >> normalization and promotion of homosexuality. >> >> Note the SPLC is no longer accusing FRC and AFA of hate or of violence >> based on some objective standard. They have simply made a purely subjective >> assessment that our beliefs about human sexuality and our defense of >> natural marriage are so offensive to them that we must become the target of >> the unlimited resources of the federal government. >> >> Do we disagree with the homosexual lobby about homosexuality? Of course. >> Do we hate them? Absolutely not. Do we advocate violence against them? >> Never have, never will. We are simply determined to tell the moral, >> spiritual, and physical truth about non-normative sexual behavior. >> >> Bottom line: disagreement is not hatred, and the truth is not hate >> speech. 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