--
http://soupsauntieoxymoron.blogspot.com/2013/01/soups-been-tryin-to-tell-yall-theys.html
-- If I don't post a link to my blog in the thread, Marc and Tara's rule make
me a plagarist... I don't need that.-- and Glitch is gone...that's why I copy
and paste, too -- C'mon, people, don't ask me to leave =-( because I post links
to my effing RESEARCH
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Marc Fox this is perfect.
you may post your link as long as there is not the same exact link in rotation.
meaning: if your link is on the first scroll, it would not be necessary to post
it again until the link slipped to the second scroll, or you could simply bump,
and refresh. thanks
Soup McGee -- you clearly didnt
fucking read the thread i pasted...cick through and acknowledge the validity of
my complaint...
Soup McGee -- Hello, If I don't
post a link to my blog in the thread, Marc and Tara's rule make me a
plagarist... I don't need that.-- and Glitch is gone...that's why I copy and
paste, too --
Marc Fox plagarist? who said
that. we just wanna contain the personal promotion to that's poster's thread. i
don't care what's in your blog, i just don't wanna see just everywhere
Soup McGee READ IT
Soup McGee or I will copy and
paste it here for you, links included
Soup McGee you admitted you
won't read it on your own...
Soup McGee but it proves your
RULE makes me Plagiarist...iffin you are not interested in that Information, I
cannot attest for your character.
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Tara Scallani Soup the idea
is that everyone that posts to your thread should know you may/may not be
copying it to your blog. That's all. Some people don't care, some do care.
Tara Scallani I think that's
reasonable. Carry on...I do like your posts!
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Soup McGee -- this is a pubic
phone line ---
Marc Fox i like your posts,
too, soup, and i've seen plenty of your blog - hell, you'll make me into a
star, just contain it to your threads, that's all
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Soup McGee thanks...
Soup McGee if I am in a
different persons thread, and I need to quote something I wrote that got an A,
containing verified and validated info, I have to cite myself, that's my blog,
that's a link to my blog, and that is Just Gonna Happen...no offense...
Soup McGee but I am not gonna
not credit myself or show the reader where to find more of this info...
Soup McGee no offense, don't ya
see the problem?
Soup McGee public phone line,
legit source, topical, no agenda, nothing for sale, WTF?
Soup McGee my wife wrote this,
it got an A, and it is a real source...see the problem? http://soupsauntieoxymoron.blogspot.com/2012/10/and-now-my-wife-has-some-thoughts-re.html
soupsauntieoxymoron.blogspot.com
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Soup McGee if I need to quote
it, she is GONNA get credit, I am gonna link to the Work.
Soup McGee ,"Ms. Tara Scallani...am
I making sense yet?"
Soup McGee -- if I don't link to
it, I've plagiarized, or at least not sent the reader to the whole
piece...robbery, really..--
Soup McGee ok, Marc Fox, my
best judgement is to give my wife credit, and to do so I must link to my blog.
If I do, am I 'evicted.'? Just answer my straight question, please...
Soup McGee someone starts a
thread about how Israel should strike Iran..I should dominate the post and
paste the whole thing? Or a helpful bit with a link to more? Hmmm?
Soup McGee Tara Scallani
Marc Fox
I will let it go when my concerns are adressed...
Joe
Crisi's insults are like Lorena Bobbit's knife; they're so sharp, so subtle,
and so swift that his opponents don't even realize they've been castrated until
it's too late. :-)
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Matt Butler Again, whats
stopping you agian?
Matt Butler You have a
topic? Post it.
Matt Butler Quit playing
the victim.
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Soup McGee -- hey harry - --
Does Man have the authority to govern man, or is the governance of Man in the
sphere of God's Authority, making the current Administration Illegal? Simple
Question. --
Harry McGuire Jr Nothing.. cant even
post on a non debate topic without getting called names, maybe you need to step
back adn look
Marc Fox i try to spend 10
minutes a day posting the link. welfare groups, drug testing groups, politcs,
debate, abortion, pro-life, guns...any group w a heavy topic. i've posted the
link on most debate groups already, except for the ones we know
Harry McGuire Jr Man will govern
man.. God has no authority..
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Matt Butler Now /that/ we
agree on, Harry.
about
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Matt Butler When it comes
to this "God's law" bullshit, I say "no".
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Harry McGuire Jr Humans cannot evolve
until we leave religion behind
Matt Butler I dont think we
need to fully forgo religion so much as see that supernatural beliefs are personal
and should stay the feth out of law making, government, and healthcare.
It aint a theocracy, keep your personal beliefs out of policy making.
It aint a theocracy, keep your personal beliefs out of policy making.
Eric Smith No argument there Harry
but if people want to be religious then that's their business. That's their
right and we are obligated to respect that right or else they in turn will be
under no obligation to respect any rights of ours.
about
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Matt Butler Not YOUR but
those who feel "god = law". Just to be clear.
Eric H. Sorgman How
convenient, Evangelists have the Right to force their religious views down our
throat because their God told them to..but we don't have the right not to be
subjected to that? oh and if we don't take their Lord as our saviour..we gonna
burn in Hell... thats perfect
about
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Eric Smith The Evangelists have no
such right Eric and once they attempt to assert that "right",
everyone else has both a right and a duty to put them in their place by any
means necessary.
about
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Rawken Dawson you must not
have any moral values
David Reginald Lytle Rawken Dawson--
You really should have completed some higher education.
Soup McGee http://soupsauntieoxymoron.blogspot.com/2013/01/a-7-mtreconstructiondominionism-intro.html
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Marc Fox Soup McGee, Tara and i
don't mind advertising, but can you please do it on your threads only. thanks
Soup McGee -- who's advertising?
this is a link to my blog where I don't get paid-- I'm a student, this is
information...the information is useful to the thread...try it you'll like it!
--
Marc Fox please post the
link to your blog on only your threads
Soup McGee -- may I safely
assume I may share the information, given it's relevance?
"
Soup McGee
""R.J. Rushdoony:— The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD declared that Jesus Christ was “very God
of very God and very man of very man, truly man and truly God, two natures without confusion but
in perfect union.” Now what this did was to block the possibility of any other incarnation of God. The
most common such incarnation was in the state. The state either through its office or through its ruler
or through a particular line was held to be divine, god walking on earth. So that the Prime Minister, like
Joseph in Egypt, was a high priest. That’s why he married priest’s daughter. He could not be the Prime
Minister and the high priest of Egypt without that marriage.
“And Pharaoh ... gave him to wife Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On. And Joseph
went out over all the land of Egypt” (Gen. 41:45).
With the Council of Chalcedon the church made clear that there could be no confusion. Jesus Christ
is the unique Incarnation. Since then, we’ve had Hegel tell us that the state is God walking on earth.
And whether you are a member of one of the parties on the left or right, you are Hegelian. Republicans
and Democrats each in their own way are Hegelian.
Then the Church has seen itself in ancient pagan terms as a continuation of the Incarnation. Protestants
reject that doctrine, but it’s creeping into Protestantism on other grounds. The Church is the
Body of Christ and therefore somehow the Church is God’s voice on earth. But the Body of Christ refers
to the humanity of Christ. The regenerate of Christ are the new humanity of the new Adam, the last
Adam, Jesus Christ. We were born in the old humanity of Adam; we are reborn in the new humanity
of Jesus Christ.
“The first Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit” (1 Cor.
15:45)."
http://forerunner.com/law/glsbook.pdf
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Soup McGee ---from the sullivan county link below--
"As Above, So Below
Reconstructionism is the most intellectually grounded, though esoteric, brand of dominion theology. Its leading proponent has been Rousas John (R.J.) Rushdoony, an obscure figure within the Christian Right. Born in 1916, the son of Armenian immigrants to the U.S., Rushdoony looks like an Old Testament patriarch with his white hair and beard. At a young age Rushdoony was strongly influenced by Westminster Theological Seminary professor Cornelius Van Til, a Dutch theologian who emphasized the inerrant authority of the Bible and the irreconcilability between believers and unbelievers. A recent issue of Rushdoony's monthly Chalcedon Report noted his Armenian background. Since the year 320, every generation of the Rushdoony family has produced a Christian priest or minister. "There was Armenian royalty in the Rushdoony blood, and a heritage of defending the faith, often by sword and gun, against Godless foes bent on destroying a people of faith and works."
With that auspicious heritage, Rushdoony founded the Chalcedon Foundation in California in the mid-1960s. One of the Foundation's early associates was Gary North who eventually married Rushdoony's daughter. North had been active within secular libertarian and anti-Communist organizations, particularly those with an anti-statist bent.
"
Soup McGee
""R.J. Rushdoony:— The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD declared that Jesus Christ was “very God
of very God and very man of very man, truly man and truly God, two natures without confusion but
in perfect union.” Now what this did was to block the possibility of any other incarnation of God. The
most common such incarnation was in the state. The state either through its office or through its ruler
or through a particular line was held to be divine, god walking on earth. So that the Prime Minister, like
Joseph in Egypt, was a high priest. That’s why he married priest’s daughter. He could not be the Prime
Minister and the high priest of Egypt without that marriage.
“And Pharaoh ... gave him to wife Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On. And Joseph
went out over all the land of Egypt” (Gen. 41:45).
With the Council of Chalcedon the church made clear that there could be no confusion. Jesus Christ
is the unique Incarnation. Since then, we’ve had Hegel tell us that the state is God walking on earth.
And whether you are a member of one of the parties on the left or right, you are Hegelian. Republicans
and Democrats each in their own way are Hegelian.
Then the Church has seen itself in ancient pagan terms as a continuation of the Incarnation. Protestants
reject that doctrine, but it’s creeping into Protestantism on other grounds. The Church is the
Body of Christ and therefore somehow the Church is God’s voice on earth. But the Body of Christ refers
to the humanity of Christ. The regenerate of Christ are the new humanity of the new Adam, the last
Adam, Jesus Christ. We were born in the old humanity of Adam; we are reborn in the new humanity
of Jesus Christ.
“The first Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit” (1 Cor.
15:45)."
http://forerunner.com/law/glsbook.pdf
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Soup McGee ---from the sullivan county link below--
"As Above, So Below
Reconstructionism is the most intellectually grounded, though esoteric, brand of dominion theology. Its leading proponent has been Rousas John (R.J.) Rushdoony, an obscure figure within the Christian Right. Born in 1916, the son of Armenian immigrants to the U.S., Rushdoony looks like an Old Testament patriarch with his white hair and beard. At a young age Rushdoony was strongly influenced by Westminster Theological Seminary professor Cornelius Van Til, a Dutch theologian who emphasized the inerrant authority of the Bible and the irreconcilability between believers and unbelievers. A recent issue of Rushdoony's monthly Chalcedon Report noted his Armenian background. Since the year 320, every generation of the Rushdoony family has produced a Christian priest or minister. "There was Armenian royalty in the Rushdoony blood, and a heritage of defending the faith, often by sword and gun, against Godless foes bent on destroying a people of faith and works."
With that auspicious heritage, Rushdoony founded the Chalcedon Foundation in California in the mid-1960s. One of the Foundation's early associates was Gary North who eventually married Rushdoony's daughter. North had been active within secular libertarian and anti-Communist organizations, particularly those with an anti-statist bent.
Marc Fox your link is
included, soup. are you testing me, because you ignored me yesterday. how far
do ya think you'll get in this group if you continue to ignore admin
Soup McGee -- and so Tara Scallani
and Marc Fox
don't force me to plagarize, the above info is from soupsauntieoxymoron.
blogspot.com/2013/01/a-7-mtreconstructiondominionism-intro .html
Soup McGee this is a group I was
invited to, this is the way I use Facebook, no agressive intent I just want to
Cite My Sources...--
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minutes ago · Like · 1
Soup McGee test you? I feel
plenny free to leave...I just wanna help ight this new Civil War for the side
of the Union...mk?
Marc Fox that's my last word
on the subject, soup. please desist
Soup McGee --- i have a buncha
broken bones, I copy and paste to save energy, you wanna discriminate and test
me?
Soup McGee lest I piss you off
lets agree I can post my link whereever--
Soup McGee you said I was
advertising? what am I advertising? Mary
Elisabeth?
Marc Fox you will post your
link on your threads only, or you will be removed from the group. this is not
debatable
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Soup McGee Am I just inna bad
mood, or do I Always do this? --
Gary Montano Calm down
Soup Bone..
Eric Lindholm Joe Crisi's
insults are like Lorena Bobbit's knife; they're so sharp, so subtle, and so
swift that his opponents don't even realize they've been castrated until it's
too late.
============
And what a height to attain.
============
And what a height to attain.
Joe Crisi Not to be a smart
ass, but what did he do wrong?
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Soup McGee Marc Fox let
me be cool, let me be fair, I'll start a new thread and you tell me if you
don't see the problem with your 'rule' mk?
Gretchen Watkins Curtis
Huh? What's wrong?
Joe Crisi I see guys like
Wally Mayfield doing nothing but trolling. This guy, at least, has something to
say.
35
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David Reginald Lytle I
thought of a new board game while laying sleepless in bed last night: Trolls
& Shills.
34
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Marc Fox Tara and i
agreed that although we don't like people promoting their private projects all
over the group, we decided it fine to do as you wish on your own threads, so
people focusing on the debate at hand don't have to be overwhelmed w secondary
agendas
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Soup McGee read that new thread
and reconsider... please...
Joe Crisi So he can post it as
an OP?
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Soup McGee , "Well, Gretchen
Watkins Curtis, I have been asked to only post a link to my research in a
thread I start...making me a plagiarist if I get into a thread not mine and
need to quickly source a buncha info-- you've seen me do this as long as
anyone, am I wrong here?
Soup McGee has a secondary
agenda? That is fucking offensive, brodie.
Gretchen Watkins Curtis
IDK, but IMO, Soup's blog is mostly a place where he stores either research or
confirmation of data in order to verify validity. I don't think he's
advertising his blog so much as giving a link to a wealth of information on the
topic being discussed. With that said, I'm not an admin here so you'll do what
you want. Just giving my 2 cents.
26
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Soup McGee --THANK YOU --
25
minutes ago · Like · 3
Marc Fox soup can easily
copy paste the info he'd like to share, w/o posting the whole blog
Soup McGee -- but the link is
where the InFO is located...what is my secondary agenda, Marc Fox? Or
can you at least apologize for that?
Marc Fox the primary agenda
here is debate. your blog is never primary to the debate. the info contained
w/i your blog may be pertinent, and we'd like to see that, and you can offer
that w/o posting the link
·
Soup McGee , "Well, Gretchen
Watkins Curtis, I have been asked to only post a link to my research in a
thread I start...making me a plagiarist if I get into a thread not mine and
need to quickly source a buncha info-- you've seen me do this as long as
anyone, am I wrong here?
·
Soup McGee has a secondary
agenda? That is fucking offensive, brodie.
·
Gretchen Watkins Curtis
IDK, but IMO, Soup's blog is mostly a place where he stores either research or
confirmation of data in order to verify validity. I don't think he's
advertising his blog so much as giving a link to a wealth of information on the
topic being discussed. With that said, I'm not an admin here so you'll do what
you want. Just giving my 2 cents.
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Soup McGee --THANK YOU --
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Marc Fox soup can easily
copy paste the info he'd like to share, w/o posting the whole blog
·
Soup McGee -- but the link is
where the InFO is located...what is my secondary agenda, Marc Fox? Or
can you at least apologize for that?
·
Marc Fox the primary agenda
here is debate. your blog is never primary to the debate. the info contained
w/i your blog may be pertinent, and we'd like to see that, and you can offer
that w/o posting the link
·
Soup McGee
^^^Bullshit---Unfortunately, war leads to countless tragedies. Some of the
biggest tragedies are carried out by members of our military. I do not
celebrate them. Not every service member is good, or even well-intentioned.
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Soup McGee it's from my blog,
but where?
·
Soup McGee hmmm
·
Soup McGee is it sinking in?
·
Soup McGee my wife wrote that, and
unless I link http://soupsauntieoxymoron.blogspot.com/2012/11/my-wifes-rebuttal-to-unnamed-veteran-on.html
I am Plagiarizing her!
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Soup McGee I have a valid
concern, please address it, Marc Fox, Tara Scallani...thank you.
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Marc Fox don't condescend to
me soup, i've been polite the whole way - we can just as easily see how many
people will join your group
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Sean Daheem Ward @Op, I love
Joe Crisi
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Soup McGee condescend? Polite?
You said I had an agenda, accused me of selling something, want me to be a
plagiarizer, not show where my source is located...I could give a fuck about
having my own 'group'...you have a good one, I thought I was being helpful---
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Wally Mayfield sean i hear
joe in in heat.....
·
Soup McGee dude, marc,
seriously? you've been polite?
·
Soup McGee If I don't link to my
blog, how do you know where this:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=video&cd=5&ved=0CFEQtwIwBA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Db9acwNHKvoo&rct=j&q=harold%20camping%20end%20world&tbm=vid&ei=qVQ8TrO-PKGJsALxrfkT&usg=AFQjCNFbdawN6Rlz80mzJPRfadFHcwwatg&sig2=r9ZP89Oz104RkSbHblXhQQ&cad=rja
http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/07/18/264811/bachmann-predicted-world-end-2006/
http://www.progressivestates.org/files/ALECReport.pdf
Table of Contents Executive Summary___________________________________________________________iv
Introduction__________________________________________________________________1
Why State Policy Matters____________________________________________________3
How ALEC and the Rightwing Operates in the States_______________________5
ALEC: The Laundry for Corporate Money__________________________5
ALEC’s Allies in the States_______________________________________6
Why States Are Vulnerable to Rightwing Takeover________________7
Examples of ALEC State Takeovers_______________________________7
The ALEC Agenda: The Immediate Payoff to its Corporate Backers________9
Defending Oil Companies from Global Warming Legislation________9
Serving Big Pharma: Fighting Importation of Prescription Drugs__10
Protecting Low-Wage Employers: Rolling Back Labor Rights______11
Telecoms: Blocking Municipal Broadband at Expense of High Tech12
Helping Insurance Companies Fight Off Corporate Accountability_13
The Bankers Payoff from Long Term Health Care “Reform”________13
The ALEC Strategy: Structural Assault on Progressive Power_____________15
Limiting State and Local Tax Powers____________________________15
Litigation "Reform": Shutting the Courtroom Door_______________17
Gutting State Regulatory Powers________________________________19
Privatization- Underming Unions and Public Accountability_______20
Dismantling Public Employee Pensions__________________________22
Using State Law to Defund the Left______________________________23
Wedge Issues by the Right______________________________________25
Federalism Hypocrisy: Crippling State Power and Local Home Rule26
How Progressives Fight Back_______________________________________________28
The Headline Issues____________________________________________28
The Strategic Agenda___________________________________________30
Conclusion__________________________________________________________________34
ENDNOTES__________________________________________________________________35
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came from?
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=video&cd=5&ved=0CFEQtwIwBA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Db9acwNHKvoo&rct=j&q=harold%20camping%20end%20world&tbm=vid&ei=qVQ8TrO-PKGJsALxrfkT&usg=AFQjCNFbdawN6Rlz80mzJPRfadFHcwwatg&sig2=r9ZP89Oz104RkSbHblXhQQ&cad=rja
http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2011/07/18/264811/bachmann-predicted-world-end-2006/
http://www.progressivestates.org/files/ALECReport.pdf
Table of Contents Executive Summary___________________________________________________________iv
Introduction__________________________________________________________________1
Why State Policy Matters____________________________________________________3
How ALEC and the Rightwing Operates in the States_______________________5
ALEC: The Laundry for Corporate Money__________________________5
ALEC’s Allies in the States_______________________________________6
Why States Are Vulnerable to Rightwing Takeover________________7
Examples of ALEC State Takeovers_______________________________7
The ALEC Agenda: The Immediate Payoff to its Corporate Backers________9
Defending Oil Companies from Global Warming Legislation________9
Serving Big Pharma: Fighting Importation of Prescription Drugs__10
Protecting Low-Wage Employers: Rolling Back Labor Rights______11
Telecoms: Blocking Municipal Broadband at Expense of High Tech12
Helping Insurance Companies Fight Off Corporate Accountability_13
The Bankers Payoff from Long Term Health Care “Reform”________13
The ALEC Strategy: Structural Assault on Progressive Power_____________15
Limiting State and Local Tax Powers____________________________15
Litigation "Reform": Shutting the Courtroom Door_______________17
Gutting State Regulatory Powers________________________________19
Privatization- Underming Unions and Public Accountability_______20
Dismantling Public Employee Pensions__________________________22
Using State Law to Defund the Left______________________________23
Wedge Issues by the Right______________________________________25
Federalism Hypocrisy: Crippling State Power and Local Home Rule26
How Progressives Fight Back_______________________________________________28
The Headline Issues____________________________________________28
The Strategic Agenda___________________________________________30
Conclusion__________________________________________________________________34
ENDNOTES__________________________________________________________________35
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came from?
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=video&cd=5&ved=0CFEQtwIwBA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2F
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Soup McGee where is this from,
Marc? Rachel Tabachnik is a leading researcher, author and expert on the impact
of the American Religious Right in politics and foreign policy. Her response to
an email asking directly if Israel should strike Iran's nuclear facilities was
very succinct: “The U.S. population is war weary, but some Americans view Iran
through the lens of End Times prophecy and believe that war with Iran is part
of that timeline.” These are the voters Condoleezza Rice was reaching out to
when, at the Republican National Convention, the former Secretary of State and
torture-apologist intimated that Barack Obama was “muting” America’s voice by
not more immediately assigning military might to intervene in support of
Israel.
Former Bush advisor Karl Rove and current Romney senior advisor Ed Gillespie gave a strong admonition to conservatives in an op-ed for Foreign Policy magazine in March of this year. Their view is that the best Republican hope to win the general Presidential election is to run a nationalistic campaign depicting the President as naïve and incompetent. The intensifying of metaphorical violence between perennial enemies, given the relative impossibility of a weapon existing or being delivered from Iran to Israel, can then be reasonably seen as more a campaign strategy suggestion, and less a surfacing threat to America’s ally.
Former Bush advisor Karl Rove and current Romney senior advisor Ed Gillespie gave a strong admonition to conservatives in an op-ed for Foreign Policy magazine in March of this year. Their view is that the best Republican hope to win the general Presidential election is to run a nationalistic campaign depicting the President as naïve and incompetent. The intensifying of metaphorical violence between perennial enemies, given the relative impossibility of a weapon existing or being delivered from Iran to Israel, can then be reasonably seen as more a campaign strategy suggestion, and less a surfacing threat to America’s ally.
·
Soup McGee , Hello?
Seriously...where is it from?"
·
Soup McGee Tara Scallani,
where is this:
Even while U.S. allies in the European Union and United Nations are pressing for tighter sanctions against Iran, there is evidence that other nuclear-capable nations such as China and India have been assisting Iran in skirting economic sanctions. Bloomberg reports that India has used sketchy banking techniques and China has resorted to a barter system in efforts to mask oil purchases from Iran. If a conflict were to arise, these nations, along with Russia, Pakistan, Venezuela, Turkey, and others would be forced to pick a side. This could prove to work harshly against Israeli interests, drawing its allies – including an unstable European Union and an exhausted United States – into the next World War.
The global community, and Israel in particular, undoubtedly has reason to feel concern about the nuclear future of Iran. Certainly, Iranian leadership has done nothing to quell any fears. Quite the contrary, in fact, Iran’s secrecy leaves the rest of the world with the assumption that it is proceeding with activities that will lead to eventual nuclear warfare capabilities. The threat from Iran appears inevitable, yet it is not imminent. Attempts at a non-violent resolution with Iran must be allowed to continue until it is certain that no further peaceable options are available. It is imperative to global security that Israel step back from its offensive position. Netanyahu must act in accord with allies by giving the sanctions further opportunity to work, and permit the United States to lead the way diplomatically and, if the time comes, militarily.
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from? I didn't write it...if I don't source it, I plagiarism...why is Marc Fox ignoring my question, and can you please answer? Do you see the problem?
Even while U.S. allies in the European Union and United Nations are pressing for tighter sanctions against Iran, there is evidence that other nuclear-capable nations such as China and India have been assisting Iran in skirting economic sanctions. Bloomberg reports that India has used sketchy banking techniques and China has resorted to a barter system in efforts to mask oil purchases from Iran. If a conflict were to arise, these nations, along with Russia, Pakistan, Venezuela, Turkey, and others would be forced to pick a side. This could prove to work harshly against Israeli interests, drawing its allies – including an unstable European Union and an exhausted United States – into the next World War.
The global community, and Israel in particular, undoubtedly has reason to feel concern about the nuclear future of Iran. Certainly, Iranian leadership has done nothing to quell any fears. Quite the contrary, in fact, Iran’s secrecy leaves the rest of the world with the assumption that it is proceeding with activities that will lead to eventual nuclear warfare capabilities. The threat from Iran appears inevitable, yet it is not imminent. Attempts at a non-violent resolution with Iran must be allowed to continue until it is certain that no further peaceable options are available. It is imperative to global security that Israel step back from its offensive position. Netanyahu must act in accord with allies by giving the sanctions further opportunity to work, and permit the United States to lead the way diplomatically and, if the time comes, militarily.
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from? I didn't write it...if I don't source it, I plagiarism...why is Marc Fox ignoring my question, and can you please answer? Do you see the problem?
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Soup McGee I'll put the source
up when I am told I am allowed to...this is crazy bullshit, I would so rather
be fighting Sovereigns...Mary
Elisabeth, you getting any of this? Ha!
Marc Fox ok, soup, if someone asks to see your source, you may post it. we can Pleeease move on
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Soup McGee THANK YOU!
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Soup McGee but how will they know they need to ask?
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Soup McGee who wrote the above? Do you know to ask or will you assume it was me? DO YOU see THE pROBlem?
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Marc Fox soup, i think Everyone here knows what you do. congrats
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Soup McGee well....i doooo prefer compliments....
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