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Jags~Beach
07-10-2009, 07:15 AM
"Liberals want to amend our country’s history to eradicate the role of Christianity in America and chisel references to God or faith from our historical buildings."


Rep. Steve King, the only nay vote

Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa), was the only one to vote no regarding the House resolution Recognizing Slave Labor's Contribution to Capitol Building last night. The vote was 399 to 1.


“In the Capitol Visitor’s Center, we agreed to change the name of the Great Hall - which honored the immigrants that came legally to America - to Emancipation Hall to honor the 645,000 slaves and their descendants who were brought to the United States more than two centuries ago."

"Last night I opposed yet another bill to erect another monument to slavery because it was used as a bargaining chip to allow for the actual depiction of ‘In God We Trust’ in the CVC. The Architect of the Capitol and liberal activists opposed every reference to America’s Christian heritage, even to the extent of scrubbing ‘In God We Trust’ from the depiction of the actual Speaker’s chair in the U.S. House of Representatives..."

“This is just the latest example of a several year effort by liberals in Congress to scrub references to America’s Christian heritage from our nation's Capitol..."

“Our Judeo-Christian heritage is an essential foundation stone of our great nation and should not be held hostage to yet another effort to place guilt on future Americans for the sins of some of their ancestors. Christian abolitionists gave their lives by the hundreds of thousands to end slavery. Great American leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. worshiped God just as our Founding Fathers did. We must never forget this important aspect of our heritage or use it as a political bargaining chip.”


Link (http://www.politico.com/blogs/anneschroeder/0709/Rep_Steve_King_the_only_nay_vote.html?showall)

The heritage that made this country the greatest in the land is being replaced with a heritage that aims to paint that heritage as having been evil. What puzzles and bothers me most is not seeing this political polershift campaign aiming to paint our good heritage as evil, but what is attempting to replace our heritage.

If it does not bother you to see Obama denying this nation of being a Christian one, only to champion it as being one of the largest Muslim nations in the world, while seeing the middle class being ravaged down the cliff towards poverty by a fierce government using the poor through socialist policies to bring us down, then go ahead and bash on with your bad self...

America's Christian based middle class heritage is underattack. The government ia aiming to eradicate it in a power grab, by using the poor to justify its attack to take it down and even out the playing field to being one of Poverty row rather than amulti tier heritage where prosperity rather than dependance of the government is the hope of the people.

The new heritage of America is going to be one where the government gets control of spending the wealth of a nation rather than the people spending it. With the wasteful antics of government spending it won't be long now before the traditions and heritage of this nations middle class become a thing of the past the way so many have bought into demonizing our heritage while ignorantly not having a clue as to the end result heritage those who are executing this campaign are inspired to instill with their each according to his ability and each according to his need mantra.

When we as a society find ourselves demonizing the best we have going for us by focusing on the worst aspects of it which are better than the best aspects of what is aiming to replace it with, well it does not take a brain sergeon to not only see how not even irony can save us with Murphy's law having its way with our wanten disregard of what is truly good for us...:rolleyes:

399-1 :eek:wow:eek:

LibertyEagle
07-10-2009, 07:20 AM
The only reference to zionism is yours. What it does look like however, is that the man is standing up for Christianity.

acptulsa
07-10-2009, 07:25 AM
If it does not bother you to see Obama denying this nation of being a Christian one, only to champion it as being one of the largest Muslim nations in the world, while seeing the middle class being ravaged down the cliff towards poverty by a fierce government using the poor through socialist policies to bring us down, then go ahead and bash on with your bad self...

And if you don't say traffic lights are a bad thing I'll call you a baby-killer, too.

literatim
07-10-2009, 07:26 AM
The only reference to zionism is yours. What it does look like however, is that the man is standing up for Christianity.

I am disappointed that only one voted against this.

Liberty Star
07-10-2009, 07:26 AM
Having trouble following your post but this could start the troubling debates in Congress all over again. From another discussion on this.


US to boycott UN Conf over Zionism=Racism dispute


Israel and US had walked out of a UN anti-racism conf in 2001 when it took place 4 days before 9/11 in South Africa after arabs equated zionism with racism.



Zionism Debate Clouds U.N. Racism Forum

by Alex Helmick
Day to Day, March 12, 2009

The upcoming United Nations Conference on Racism in Switzerland may be mired in charges that it is anti-Israel. Some countries say they won't participate in the conference because many attendees equate Zionism with racism.



U.S. will boycott U.N. conference on racism

Sat Apr 18, 2009 7:59pm EDT
By Laura MacInnis and Sue Pleming

GENEVA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will boycott a United Nations conference on racism next week, the U.S. State Department said on Saturday, citing objectionable language in the meeting's draft declaration.

The United Nations organized the forum in Geneva to help heal the wounds from the last such meeting, in Durban, South Africa. The United States and Israel walked out of that 2001 conference when Arab states tried to define Zionism as racist.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=101794922

http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE53H1M120090418

Jags~Beach
07-10-2009, 02:08 PM
The only reference to zionism is yours. What it does look like however, is that the man is standing up for Christianity.

I know Christianity has in the past 2000 years taken a jot towards the spectrum of secularism considering the leaders pushing the Christian agenda are all but lost just as the leaders of Judaism where lost when there messiah appeared on the scene 2000 years ago.

When one regards christianity who but the messiah of the Jews are they regarding and if jesus was the mesiah of the Jew's than how can any account of anyone who is considered a Christian not be accounted a Zionist unless the account is made by someone who is clearly lost.

Who was Jesus sent too by God?

But Jesus answered and said, I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Mathew 15:24

Jesus ministered in the synagogue's, he quoted from 24 old testament books, in short Jesus was a Jew. Christ appearance was the fulfillment of Judaistic prophecy, as Christians we are not to be on the path such as we have been for the past 2000 years to distancing ourselves from Judaism, but on a path to not only embrace judaism but convince those of Judaist convictions of the revelation that jesus Christ is the messiah fulfilling the prophesies of the prophets of Zionism.

How can we consider ourseoves Christian's unless we are convicted of the revelation of zionistic prophets who put a flash light to the future to reveal images that resulted in the movie reel of Christs existance that was and that is to come on our near horizon.

To mention Christianity and ignore Zionism is to mention a brand of Christianity that has deluted and cut itself off from the root it was indeed meant to be grafted in, where does our deliverance as Christians emerge from if not from Zion.