Palin's Christian Values
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Palin's Christian Values
| Sun, 10-05-2008 - 2:08pm |
Apparently, Palin's bible is short of a few commandments. It looks like in her mad pursuit for power Palin has forgotten about the admonitions against lieing and bearing false witness. During the debate Biden continually admonished her for not telling the truth (lieing). She is now also calling Obama a terrorist. She knows she is bearing false witness but is repeating this statement over and over again and all of those alleged christian conservative applaud.
She is a absolute and total hypocrite, and so are her fundamentalist supporters. She has a lot of nerve telling other women that they will burn in hell for not supporting her.

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.>>> If Ayers is a terrorist why isn't he in jail? When was he tried and convicted?
The wiretap evidence against Ayres was inadmissible and he was released on a technicality. Ayres has admitted to committing the terrorist acts.
So he wasn't convicted of any terrorist acts? If he confessed, why isn't he in jail?
Where is the conviction?
>>> Are you voting for McCain/Palin despite of the endless lies and distortions?
Unlike Obama/Biden, I haven't heard endless lies and distortions from McCain/Palin.
>>> I consider Obama far more honorable than McCain/Palin together.
I consider Obama completely deceitful and completely lacking in integrity and honor.
>>> The Wright Ayers issues are nothing but exaggerations,distortions and lies.
The Wright/Ayres issues are very important examples of Obama's extreme radicalism, poor judgment and selfish ambition.
>>> Could you explain to me how his behavior is considered moral?
Sure...I think it was moral to meet Carol, get married and start a family...moral to serve his country...moral to put his honor and the lives of his fellow soldiers before his own...moral to come back, changed emotionally and physically, to his wife, who had changed emotionally and physically, and try to pick up the pieces of his life/relationship...moral to work at that relationship for an additional 6 years...moral to realize that the relationship was not salvageable and separate from his wife...and moral to meet and commit himself to his new wife and family.
>>> So he wasn't convicted of any terrorist acts? If he confessed, why isn't he in jail?
Where is the conviction?
No, charges were dropped due to prosecutorial misconduct. Yes, he confessed, he even wrote a book. I don't know why charges weren't refiled...perhaps the statute of limitations had run out, or perhaps the only evidence that could have convicted Ayres was tainted. The fact remains that Ayres admits to the bombings and remains unrepentant...and a friend of Obama's.
I am guessing that you didn't own a television during that time, or never read a newspaper. Even though it is hard for me to believe that you had not ever heard of Ayers until 3 months ago I certainly didn't say baloney to you. Please keep your hostility to yourself.
>> I grew up in the rural mid west. My family was not affluent and information was not ubiquitous. We received one regional newspaper. We could not afford magazine subscriptions. We owned a television but remember at that time there were only three channels. Television news did not provide detailed coverage. There were no home computers in the 60's. Indeed, I had never heard of Bill Ayers until a few months ago and from what I can tell he was not all that significant.
If McCain is elected everyone but the very rich will get a chance to experience my 1960's lifestyle. It wasn't fun.
Charges weren't refiled because no one died. Murder is currently (as far as I know) the only crime for which the statute of limitations does not expire. The Pentagon bombing caused fairly extensive damage to the building (considering it was only a 2-pound bomb), including a water leak, which forced shut-down of enough of the building that the aerial bombardment of North Vietnam which was coordinated out of the Pentagon had to be discontinued for several days as a result of the damage....but no one was killed (or even injured). If anything, there are probably people alive in Vietnam because of that brief respite.
I forgot to mention also that not only has the statute of limitations on any potential charges which might have been filed against Ayers long since expired, the second half of your sentence is also more true than you probably realize. The evidence wasn't merely "tainted," it was flat-out illegal. The program was called COINTELPRO, and though I'm sure there are people here old enough to have been of the age of reason when it was going on, even for them it was still more than thirty years ago, and memory dims, so it's often good to have a refresher regarding just how illegal our own authorities acted in their efforts against what was at the time called the "new left" - including the women's rights movement, black organizations (from the Black Panthers to MLK, all of them):
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