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Boschloo's opinion of the USA

Anonymous

2005-08-13, 2:47 am

Thomas J. Boschloo:
>The less YOU know, the safer we ALL are. YOU are not part of the
>solution, you are part of the PROBLEM.
>And remember that if dropping a nuclear bomb on an undefended city is
>terrorism, Nagasaki makes you the worlds first and leading nuclear
>terrorist state! You STILL pose a threat to the civilized worlds as I
>type this.

Anonymous:
> Uhh, remember that little incident at Pearl Harbor? XXXX YOU!!!!
> Goosestepping Nazi.

Thomas J. Boschloo:
>What about it? We lost the whole center of Rotterdam to the Allies. Even
>Den Helder were I life was bombed with incendary bombs. And in Germany
>Dresden (home of JAP) was totally flattened by the Allies.
>I think what happened in America was laughs compared to what happened in
>Europe (and England).

Me:
Pearl Harbor bombed by the Japs without warning
The US declares war against Japan
Germany declares war against the US
The US declares war against Germany
The Germans slaughter 8 million innocent people
The Japs had invaded China and committed terrible atrocities

We all know the real end to those events. Not the made up endings by people
that want to rewrite history.

Boschloo thinks December 7th, Pearl Harbor Day is a laugh. Probably laughs
at 9/11.

Boschloo is an Anti-USA mental case. Bet he wears a Brown Shirt and a
Swastika.

"Heil Boschloo!"

Make that "To Hell with Boschloo!"

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Anonymous

2005-08-13, 2:47 am

On 13 Aug 2005, Anonymous <BigappleRemailer@bigapple.yi.org> wrote:
>Thomas J. Boschloo:
>
>Anonymous:
>
>Thomas J. Boschloo:
>
>Me:
>Pearl Harbor bombed by the Japs without warning
>The US declares war against Japan
>Germany declares war against the US
>The US declares war against Germany
>The Germans slaughter 8 million innocent people
>The Japs had invaded China and committed terrible atrocities
>
>We all know the real end to those events. Not the made up endings by people
>that want to rewrite history.
>
>Boschloo thinks December 7th, Pearl Harbor Day is a laugh. Probably laughs
>at 9/11.
>
>Boschloo is an Anti-USA mental case. Bet he wears a Brown Shirt and a
>Swastika.
>
>"Heil Boschloo!"
>
>Make that "To Hell with Boschloo!"
>
>
>
Yeah, our men had a picnic on the beaches of Normandy too. I heard about it
from my father. If he were alive today, I don't think he would call it a
laugh. Odd that my Father, none of my Uncles, Father in Law, Uncles by
marriage, etc. ever had anything good to say about the Germans or the Japs.
Wonder why?

A couple of years ago, my friends mother passed away. He was an only child.
He gave away his Father's German Luger and Brownshirt Knife. His father was
a Brownshirt that migrated to the US after the war. He is ashamed of his
father's past and couldn't stand the sight of those things.

Remember who started it. The US surely didn't. The Axis got what they
deserved.

Most countries went to war to conquer various territories, or to stop the
aggressors. Japan wanted to establish a sphere of Japanese dominance in the
Far East. Italy wanted to recreate sections of the old Roman Empire, and
gain military glory. Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria all wanted small
territories on their borders. The Allies, and Finland, mostly wanted to be
safe from aggression. In all of these cases, soldiers committed atrocities
to further the war effort, or out of anger, or as a matter of convenience,
or the hundred and one other reasons to wantonly kill, maim, rob, torture,
and rape enemies. Japan was particularly bad, as was (to a lesser extent)
the Soviet Union, but there never was a policy of atrocities.

Germany, on the other hand, went to war to be able to commit atrocities.
The original German goal was to conquer the agricultural areas of Poland
and the Ukraine, kill off the occupants, and resettle with Germans. Another
German goal was to kill off the weak and undesirable, with the largest
result being the killing of several million Jews. As the war drew to an
end, the killing of Jews took priority over fighting the war, and trains
were diverted from military purposes to transporting Jews to the death
camps. This makes no sense from a military point of view, and only makes
sense as the last acts of an extremely evil regime trying to make some last
marks on the world before the end.

There is another notable difference, in postwar attitudes. After the war,
Germany admitted to atrocities, and tried to atone for them. Other
countries more or less hushed their atrocities up. Japan is an egregious
example: Japanese government officials have done their best to present
Japan as a largely innocent victim in World War II, denying their
aggressive role and horrifying atrocities.

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Nomen Nescio

2005-08-13, 2:47 am

By now everyone reading a.p.a-s can clearly understand that:

1) Boschloo is a left-wing ultra-liberal Nederalander. Sorry.

2) Boschloo is pessimistic about the past, present and future.

3) Boschloo doesn't like the politics of his perspective on life,
and he certainly doesn't like to be called out on the carpet.

4) Boschloo is somewhat intelligent, just not quite enough so to
impress those of us who are at least of average intelligence.

5) Boschloo doesn't like politics. That's because he is a loser.
I've restrained my criticisms to the point of abject humility.

Anonymous

2005-08-13, 2:47 am

All snipped

Didn't someone also say "maybe Booscloo" that we needed the US out of
Islamic sites?

Islam, what a wonderful peaceful religion.

Here is a small piece to give you a better idea.

Islam arose from pre-Islamic tribal society, and borrowed extensively from
an untutored version of Judaism sprinkled with Christianity. Its intentions
were stated at the beginning by Muhammad. He declared that Islam is the
"final revealed word of God", and thereby eclipsed all other religions
(called "replacement theology"). Muhammad aspired to conquer the world in
the name of Allah, and his followers are still on the same path. It is the
duty of Islam to subjugate and destroy the infidels, the Christians and the
Jews. The word Islam itself means "submission".

Wonderful start for a peaceful religion. Destroy the infidels!!!!!!!!!

The war on terror is a natural reaction by any country to protect it from
agression. Just like the allies of WW2.

Despite what you want to believe, we are being attacked by the Muslim
extremeists. Find some Muslims that really condemn the attacks in their
hearts.

In Islam, religion and politics are joined together. The basis of Islam is
simple: Allah is destined to rule the world. Everything else is related to
that goal. The world is therefore divided into two parts, Dar-al-Salaam
meaning "House of Peace" where Allah rules, and Dar-al-Harb, "House of War"
where the people are not in submission to Allah and Islam.

This is why Americans waited in vain for "moderate Muslim leaders" to come
forward to denounce the horrific September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. With
rare and marginal exceptions, the Islamic world celebrated the acts of
Osama bin Laden and raised him to heroic stature. Few condemned his
organization and their acts. And the closer geographically to Israel, the
more Muslims identified with bin Laden rather than the US.

All religious extremists exploit religion through selective reading and
interpretation of sacred texts, history, and doctrine. Yasser Arafat and
Osama bin Laden appealed to grievances that exist among many mainstream
Arabs and Muslims, from foreign policy issues like Israel, the American
military in Saudi Arabia, and the Russian presence in Chechnya, to domestic
complaints against repressive and corrupt governments and failed economies.
Within Islam, the extremists do not have to torture mainstream doctrine --
it already supports their aggressive requirements.

I say XXXX EM. Shove their Islam up their asses.

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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

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Anonymous wrote:
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First, Islam is older than Christianity and Jesus is an (important)
prophet in Islam. So it seems more likely to me that Christianity
borrowed from Islam. Did you know Islam, Jewishem and Christianity all
have (the same) Abraham as their founding father?

Second, Islam is a wonderful religion. Just look at the Afgan war movie:
"The Beast of War" <http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094716/>

Also, not all Islam believers are radicalists. Just like not all
Christians are KKK (thought all KKK members probably are Christians). I
think I would have a hard time picking the worse outwash of KKK and Al
Quaida. Both are very evil and unsound in their thinking (as are you).

Thomas
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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

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Anonymous wrote:
> On 13 Aug 2005, Anonymous <BigappleRemailer@bigapple.yi.org> wrote:
>

At least you never suffered from accupation by the Germans. Believe me,
if they had gotten their world domination, all the Jews in both Europe
and America would have perished. In Holland *lots* of jews (and other
minorities like gypsies) were deported and killed in the concentration
camps. Pearl Harbor Day is a picnick, and to add to that, a militairy
target unlike Rotterdam (which at most is a stragic target because of
its location to the sea). We don't even have a news bulletin item about
that event here in Holland.

We do celebrate 5th of May though (when the Allies freed Holland).
And 4th of May (when we remember the casualties of war and the victims
of the Nazi regime). We also have veterans day since this year. Don't
forget, the dutch also suffered many casualties during the war, just
like you did. Maybe not in numbers, but surely relatively to the ones
enlisted at the time! And we had to defend _our_ country from a very
despicable regime.

There were also a lot of dutch troops that wanted to fight on after our
government surrendered. And what was left of our navy probably left to
England to add to the numbers there.

So don't tell me about the war.
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Yeah, our men had a picnic on the beaches of Normandy too. I heard about it
> from my father. If he were alive today, I don't think he would call it a
> laugh. Odd that my Father, none of my Uncles, Father in Law, Uncles by
> marriage, etc. ever had anything good to say about the Germans or the Japs.
> Wonder why?

One of my best friends was born in Germany. There is nothing wrong with
Germans and they are *very* aware of their past. Unlike you. You just
jump from one war into another without ever learning anything.

I think *we* (USA + NL + UK + Spain + etc.) should stay in Iraq, but
that war was totally wrong! It should never have happened and Saddam
Housein should still have been in power there and selling his oil to the
highest bidder (not just the USA).

Not that I like the man. He surely will go to hell if such a thing
exists in his believe system. Torture is without excuse!

Regards,
Thomas
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Thrasher Remailer

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

In article <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
> Anonymous wrote:
> <s>
>
> First, Islam is older than Christianity

Where'd you get your facts on that? Christianity pre-dates Islam by 6 or 7
hundred years. If you rooted your arguments and opinions in *fact* it
would help you very much.

Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

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Thrasher Remailer wrote:
> In article <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
> "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
>
>
> Where'd you get your facts on that? Christianity pre-dates Islam by 6 or 7
> hundred years. If you rooted your arguments and opinions in *fact* it
> would help you very much.

Depends on how you look at it. For me Christianity started with the
birth of Jesus. But hey, I feared I might have this wrong. The original
texts of the Old Testament _might_ predate the first Islamic
transcripts. I am no expert historian on both religions.

If you take the argument of Abraham being the founding father of all
three religions, they are exactly equally old.

Thomas
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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

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Thrasher Remailer wrote:
> In article <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
> "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
>
>
> Where'd you get your facts on that? Christianity pre-dates Islam by 6 or 7
> hundred years. If you rooted your arguments and opinions in *fact* it
> would help you very much.

Point taken. I should shut up about some topics. It is just that
Christianity feels soo much more modern than Islam religion. We never
chopped off hands and stuff like that if someone stole a loaf of bread.
Or did we? I am not sure about anything right now anymore. I need to buy
Microsoft Encarta before I post anything on the internet.

Thomas
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Alan Connor

2005-08-15, 5:47 pm

On alt.privacy.anon-server, in
<DBWYSXNC38576.8698148148@anonymous>, "Anonymous" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Thomas J. Boschloo:
>
>
> Anonymous:
>

I guess YOU don't know that the U.S. blockaded Japan's petroleum
imports BEFORE the Japanese _counter-attack_ at Pearl Harbor.

Blockading a country's critical imports is an ACT OF WAR.
By International Law.

On "9/11", Big Bully America finally got a taste of its own
medicine, and has been whining about it ever since.

Let's see...How many Moslem countries has America BOMBED
since WWII?

Lebanon
Iraq
Afghanistan
Sudan
Kuwait
Indonesia
Libya
Iran

That'll do for starters. Then there's the wee matter
of supporting Israel, and...and...and...

And yet the American TERRORISTS claim that the Moslems
are attacking them for no reason at all.

<snip the rest of this ignorant coward's drivel>

AC

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http://home.earthlink.net/~alanconnor/
http://angel.1jh.com./nanae/kooks/alanconnor.html

Nomen Nescio

2005-08-16, 2:46 am

On 15 Aug 2005, Thrasher Remailer <thrasher@reece.net.au> wrote:
>In article <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
>"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
>Where'd you get your facts on that? Christianity pre-dates Islam by 6 or 7
>hundred years. If you rooted your arguments and opinions in *fact* it
>would help you very much.

Why bother? Everything this rabidly anti-Christian anti-American left-wing liberal nutjob "Boschloo" says is a bold-faced lie, so it doesn't really matter _what_ he claims. Everybody knows he's a pathological liar, as his long posting record of America-
hating rhetoric proves (this undeniable fact) absolutely and irrefutably.

You see, "Boschloo" has consistently railed out against America and our close allies, and has done so on record--more like a broken record! The amazing part is how he continually denies his own pgp-signed words which are searchable on the usenet record (
since Deja News, now Google, who's next, MSN?). "Boschloo" even defends the genocidal "third reich" of 1933-1945 NAZI Germany!

I'd killfile him, but he's too blatantly anti-American and dishonest to ignore. Thus I find it gratifying to help draw his unwary readership's attention to his consistantly vicious, America-bashing usenet record of posting activity. Just search author T
homas J. Boschloo (plus any keywords of your choosing, like "America," "War," "Bush," "Iraq," etc. ) on google groups, and you can see for yourself _exactly_ what I and many others on a.p.a-s are talking about where this pinko liberal sociopath "Boschloo"
is concerned.

Nomen Nescio

2005-08-16, 2:46 am

In <FAV237AJ38580.105787037@reece.net.au>, thrasher@reece.net.au wrote:
>In article <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
>"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
>Where'd you get your facts on that? Christianity pre-dates Islam by 6 or 7
>hundred years. If you rooted your arguments and opinions in *fact* it
>would help you very much.

Also, Christianity's main doctrine is Love. Islam's main doctrine is
Hatred.

Nomen Nescio

2005-08-16, 2:46 am

In <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, nospam@hccnet.nl wrote:
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>Anonymous wrote:
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>
>First, Islam is older than Christianity and Jesus is an (important)
>prophet in Islam. So it seems more likely to me that Christianity
>borrowed from Islam. Did you know Islam, Jewishem and Christianity all
>have (the same) Abraham as their founding father?

Wrong. God is the founder of Adam, Abraham and Jesus. God is the founder
of Christianity

>Second, Islam is a wonderful religion. Just look at the Afgan war movie:
>"The Beast of War" <http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094716/>

Islam is nothing but hate. Their 'holy book' declares that all
non-belivers (infidels) are fit only to be killed.

>Also, not all Islam believers are radicalists. Just like not all

That is a lie.

>Christians are KKK (thought all KKK members probably are Christians). I

Not all So-Called Christians are Christians either. Most so-called
Christians are fools bound for hell.

>think I would have a hard time picking the worse outwash of KKK and Al
>Quaida. Both are very evil and unsound in their thinking (as are you).
>
>Thomas
>--
>Life is like a videogame with no chance to win - ATR
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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-16, 7:47 am

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Nomen Nescio wrote:
> In <4300b87a$0$11061$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, nospam@hccnet.nl wrote:
>
>
>
> Wrong. God is the founder of Adam, Abraham and Jesus.

So is Allah (of Abraham), couldn't the two be the same?

> God is the founder
> of Christianity

God is the founder of Adam and Eve. But we have no written records of
that time.

"In the beginning there was the word, and the word was with God, and the
world was God". Johannes 1-1. That always puzzled me, it fits the notion
that we founded God with the 'word' God, but I don't strictly believe
this. I am just puzzled about it.

>
>
> Islam is nothing but hate. Their 'holy book' declares that all
> non-belivers (infidels) are fit only to be killed.

I just wish I could give you some counter arguments. Since you are not
likely to see the movie, in it one of the tank crew (the beast) learns
how to ask for help and hospitality by an Islam member of the crew and
this actually saves his live in the movie.

The tank commander is just as hateful towards Muslims as you are now,
but he doesn't come off well in the movie. He turns out to be a total
nutter obsessed with the war and his enemies.

>
>
> That is a lie.

I don't know any. I programmed with one during my studies, and he seemed
like a nice guy. Not all Muslims are radicalists. It is funny that I
seem to be the group expert on Islam and I am surrounded by right-wing
war loving christians only.

>
>
> Not all So-Called Christians are Christians either. Most so-called
> Christians are fools bound for hell.

Exactly my point.

Regards,
Thomas
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A.Melon

2005-08-16, 7:47 am

Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-16, 7:47 am

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A.Melon wrote:
> On 15 Aug 2005, Thrasher Remailer <thrasher@reece.net.au> wrote:
>
>
>
> Religions are quite too often the cause of orrible wars and massacres.
> Religions are not only useless but really dangerous.

We had a taste of that in Yogoslav recently. A really horrible war.
Possibly worse than WWII from what I have heard of it (but at a much
smaller scale). I have read really terrible things in newspapers at that
time that defy all imagination.

http://www.srebrenica.nl/en/a_index.htm

Thomas
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David Bowie's Dick

2005-08-16, 7:47 am

On 16 Aug 2005 09:12:05 -0000, A.Melon wrote:

> Religions are quite too often the cause of orrible wars and massacres.
> Religions are not only useless but really dangerous.

shut the XXXX up

George Orwell

2005-08-16, 5:53 pm

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, David Bowie's Dick <jewball@use.net> wrote:
>On 16 Aug 2005 09:12:05 -0000, A.Melon wrote:
>
>
>shut the XXXX up

Q.e.d. quod erat demonstrandum
most probably you are a religious person.

Anonymous

2005-08-17, 2:50 am

In <4301a9d0$0$11069$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, nospam@hccnet.nl wrote:
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>Nomen Nescio wrote:
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>So is Allah (of Abraham), couldn't the two be the same?

Actually no, they're not. I'm not the person you're replying to, but
Strictly for information's sake, I CAN tell you who God is, by referrring
to Several of His names.

First and he is Y@hovah {pronounced yeh-ho-vaw'} and means literally, the
existing One, The Eternal self-existing source of all creation. When He
answered Moses' question about what his name was, he said "I AM". He
exists, and without his existence, all of time and space would disolve into
nothingness.

He is Jehovah-shalom, which means "The Lord Is Peace". He has to actually
MAKE us slow down and rest from our labors and enter into His rest. Then
He can work in our lives and we can have peace from all the worries that we
were trying to work so hard to deal with.

He is Jehovah-rapha, "The Lord Who Heals" where he gives us back our lives,
restoring us completely and Jehovah-tsidkenu, "The Lord Our Righteousness"
because He is leading us in the path of justice, rightness and correctness.

He is also El Roi, "The God Who Sees" who watches over and guards us. We
are comforted because He is also named Jehovah-shammah, "The Lord Is There"
who will never leave us or forsake us.

He is Jehovah-jireh, "The Lord Will Provide" is there for us again, taking
care of us in the midst of all that opposes us, seeing to it that our needs
are taken care of regardless of who or what is against us. Truely our cup
indeed overflows when El Shaddai, "The All-Sufficient One" sees to it that
we have more than enough because He is more than enough.

He is Adonai, The Lord, The Sovereign one.

He is El-Elyon, The Most High, The first and foremost, the preeminent one.

He has many other names, this is just a few of the oldest, most important.

>
>God is the founder of Adam and Eve. But we have no written records of
>that time.
>
>"In the beginning there was the word, and the word was with God, and the
>world was God". Johannes 1-1. That always puzzled me, it fits the notion
>that we founded God with the 'word' God, but I don't strictly believe
>this. I am just puzzled about it.

It's not puzzling at all, Jesus is the living personification of the word
of the most high. His life, mission, and teachings all embody the living
word. He is literally the word of God made into flesh and blood. Have a
look at Genesis, God started speaking that word in Genesis 3:15. He
continued to speak that word through Moses, the Psalmist, and the prophets
down through the ages untill finally when the time was ripe, a virgin
conceived and gave birth to the son of the most high.

>
>I just wish I could give you some counter arguments. Since you are not
>likely to see the movie, in it one of the tank crew (the beast) learns
>how to ask for help and hospitality by an Islam member of the crew and
>this actually saves his live in the movie.
>
>The tank commander is just as hateful towards Muslims as you are now,
>but he doesn't come off well in the movie. He turns out to be a total
>nutter obsessed with the war and his enemies.

I don't know what movie you guys are talking about. But on the other hand
I've seen Koran verses that call for infidels to be killed. And the Koran
also identifies anyone who is not born a follower of islam is an infidel,
Especially Jews and Christians. In fact, it places more empashis on the
killing of Jews and Christians than anyone else.

>
>I don't know any. I programmed with one during my studies, and he seemed
>like a nice guy. Not all Muslims are radicalists. It is funny that I
>seem to be the group expert on Islam and I am surrounded by right-wing
>war loving christians only.

Hmm.. You must be around a differnt variety of Christian than I am that's
for sure. True God loving followers of Jesus hate war. Though we'll fight
if we need to.

>
>Exactly my point.

Sad but true.

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2005-08-17, 7:47 am

Anonymous wrote:
> In <4301a9d0$0$11069$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, nospam@hccnet.nl wrote:
>
<s>[vbcol=seagreen]
>
>
> It's not puzzling at all, Jesus is the living personification of the word
> of the most high. His life, mission, and teachings all embody the living
> word. He is literally the word of God made into flesh and blood. Have a
> look at Genesis, God started speaking that word in Genesis 3:15. He
> continued to speak that word through Moses, the Psalmist, and the prophets
> down through the ages untill finally when the time was ripe, a virgin
> conceived and gave birth to the son of the most high.

It says: And I will put enmity
Between you and the woman,
And between your seed and her seed;
He shall bruise you on the head,
And you shall bruise him on the heel."

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage...n=49#en-NASB-71

Regs,
Thomas
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Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer

2005-08-17, 5:47 pm

In article <430306a3$0$11077$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>
"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
> Anonymous wrote:
> <s>
>
> It says: And I will put enmity
> Between you and the woman,
> And between your seed and her seed;
> He shall bruise you on the head,
> And you shall bruise him on the heel."
>
> http://www.biblegateway.com/passage...n=49#en-NASB-71

Yes it does. Personally I like the king James version because of the
language, but the Amplified Bible says it most clearly:

"And I will put emnity between you and the woman, and between your
offspring and her offspring. He will bruise and tread your head
underfoot, and you will lie in wait and bruise his heel."

That is the first prophecy of Jesus.
He is the seed of the woman. God put emnity between the
seed of the woman (Jesus) and the seed of satan.

Jesus indeed treads on the enemy underfoot, because He obeyed God

Psalms 110:1, "<A Psalm of David.> The LORD said unto my Lord, Sit thou
at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool."

In His obedience even unto the death of the cross, Jesus won total
victory.
This victory He gives to us if only we will accept it.

In His resurrection from the dead, He demonstrates that He is God in
the flesh.

Anonymous

2005-08-17, 5:47 pm

On Mon, 15 Aug 2005, Alan Connor <zzzzzz@xxx.invalid> wrote:
>
>I guess YOU don't know that the U.S. blockaded Japan's petroleum
>imports BEFORE the Japanese _counter-attack_ at Pearl Harbor.
>
>Blockading a country's critical imports is an ACT OF WAR.
>By International Law.

Well, Japan could easily have declared War on the USA *BEFORE* bombing
Pearl Harbor. No, the sneaky bastards put their fleet to sea knowing full
well they were going to bomb Pearl Harbor. Why didn't they announce a
declaration of war when putting their fleet to sea? Cause they wanted to be
rats. And that is what they were.

The second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) was a major invasion of eastern
China by Japan preceding and during World War II. It ended with the
surrender of Japan in 1945. The atrocities committed in the invasion of
China by Japan inluded rape, murder, torture, plunder, etc. What nice,
kind, forgiving people (shit!)

>On "9/11", Big Bully America finally got a taste of its own
>medicine, and has been whining about it ever since.

OK, you have proven yourself as an Anti-USA XXXXwad. Why don't you get the
XXXX out of the USA then?

>Let's see...How many Moslem countries has America BOMBED
>since WWII?
>
>Lebanon - Home to Hezbollah, just a bunch of peaceniks that want to bring
>peace to the world. Give me a break.

>Iraq - Oh, that friendly little country that invaded their peaceful
>neighbor Kuwait. Fun times the Iraq soldiers had there. Rape, torture,
>murder, robbery, etc. I think hanging a Kuwaiti by his arms and slowly
>lowering him into a vat of acid must have given great pleasure to all
>invoved. I saw photos taken of Uday's torture chamber by a friend in the
>CIA. Oil for food money at work? I was never so revolted in my life.

>Afghanistan - Oh yeah, that friendly bunch of Taliban. The ones that cut
>off people's limbs as punishment. Burkas were quite the style for the
>ladies there. Home to terrorist traing camps so terror could be exported.
>Real nice guys running the show.

>Sudan - Over a million people, driven from their homes, now face death
>from starvation and disease as the Government and militias attempt to
>prevent humanitarian aid from reaching them. The same forces have
>destroyed the people of Darfur's villages and crops, and poisoned their
>water supplies, and they continue to murder, rape and terrorize. Another
>fine example of a people.

>Kuwait - Uhh, when did we bomb Kuwait? I think you meant to say Iraq. (dumbass)

>Indonesia - When did we bomb Indonesia?

>Libya - Locherbee, admitted state sponsored terrorism. Terrorist training
>camps to export terror. A fine example of a noble country.

>Iran - When did we bomb Iran? Get your facts straight XXXXXXX. Point is,
>many Iranians hate their government and are calling for a regime change.
>Besides, Iran's new defense minister tied to U.S. Marine bombing
His Revolutionary Guards provided TNT for suicide action killing 241
Americans. More nice people huh?

>That'll do for starters. Then there's the wee matter
>of supporting Israel, and...and...and... And, And, you haved proved
>absolutely nothing other than you are a XXXXwit. And your complaint that
>we support Israel is based on what? The fact that 7 or 8 million were
>slaughtered by the Nazis. The fact that they have been attacked and
>defeated their enemies?

>And yet the American TERRORISTS claim that the Moslems
>are attacking them for no reason at all.
Wake up XXXXwit, they are!

You ignorrant XXXXXXX! If you hate the USA so much, get the XXXX out. We
don't want you here. Go move to Iran. Express your views there. See what
kind of Internet service you can find.

Simply put, FOAD XXXXXXX. USA, love it leave it. Your choice. Bet you
won't. You don't want to lose all of the freedoms of the US to enable you
to prosper. You take advantage of it while spilling your vile rath against
her. You sir, are the XXXXing coward. No principles. Stupid and ignorrant.

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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-18, 5:48 pm

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Anonymous wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Aug 2005, Alan Connor <zzzzzz@xxx.invalid> wrote:
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>
> His Revolutionary Guards provided TNT for suicide action killing 241
> Americans. More nice people huh?

I believe that the bombs that didn't go off the Thursday after the
subway + bus bombing in London, well, the failed mudjahidin probably got
the recipes for them off the internet. Anarchist Cookbook comes to
mind.. We will see a move in Europe now to make documents like the
Anarchist Cookbook illegal.. Following that they will go anonymous
(freenet/tor hidden nodes).. And following that technology to be
anonymous on the internet will be attacked by our government.

Just trying to get on topic for this group again (don't know how we got
into this nazi/islam/usa mess in the first place, probably some local so
called 'patriots' here),
Thomas
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Anonymous

2005-08-22, 5:52 pm

On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:

Count me in as a patriot you XXXXing Nazi.

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Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-23, 5:47 pm

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Anonymous wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Aug 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
> Count me in as a patriot you XXXXing Nazi.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law

Thomas
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Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer

2005-08-23, 5:47 pm

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>Anonymous wrote:
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law
>
>Thomas

Only a spineless chickenshit WEAK loser chooses to hide behind Godwin's
"law" like a little girl.

Jeeeez that is so weak. "Boo hoo hoo"

Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-23, 5:47 pm

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Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
>
>
> Only a spineless chickenshit WEAK loser chooses to hide behind Godwin's
> "law" like a little girl.
>
> Jeeeez that is so weak. "Boo hoo hoo"

You are so right. I should just have ignored the remark. From time to
time it is good to make lurkers aware that such rules exist on usenet
though. Hadn't heard of it here in a while.

Regards,
Thomas
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J.Alfred Prufrock

2005-08-24, 7:47 am

In article <20050823180301.467DC170F9@mail.cypherpunks.to>
Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer
<nobody@cypherpunks.to> wrote:
>
> On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
> Only a spineless chickenshit WEAK loser chooses to hide behind Godwin's
> "law" like a little girl.
>
> Jeeeez that is so weak. "Boo hoo hoo"

This must be Guy's corollary:

Guy's corollary
If a Usenet discussion mentions Godwin's law as a conterrebuttal
to a mention of Hitler/Nazis, then the probability of Godwin's
law being disputed is equal to 1.

J. A. Prufrock

Anonymous

2005-08-25, 8:50 pm

On 24 Aug 2005, J.Alfred Prufrock <Poet@your.svc> wrote:
>In article <20050823180301.467DC170F9@mail.cypherpunks.to>
>Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer
><nobody@cypherpunks.to> wrote:
>
>This must be Guy's corollary:
>
>Guy's corollary
>If a Usenet discussion mentions Godwin's law as a conterrebuttal
>to a mention of Hitler/Nazis, then the probability of Godwin's
>law being disputed is equal to 1.
>
>J. A. Prufrock

Godwin's Law?

Here in the states, only the legislature can make a law. Never heard them
legislate Goodwin into law.

Is this supposed to new a law of math?

"Professor Goodwin, U of I, in 1981 made the observation that Usenet
discussions gravitate downhill.
He postulated that as the length of a discussion thread grows, the
probability approaches one (1) that one participant will introduce the
terms "Hitler" or "Nazi".
The custom has evolved that the first party to utter "Hitler" or "Nazi" has
lost the discussion, and the thread terminates."

What the heck? That isn't a law. It's his observation. My observation is
that Thomas J. Boschloo is a whacko. Does that make it a law?

For example:

Parallel Postulate

Given any straight line and a point not on it, there "exists one and only
one straight line which passes" through that point and never intersects the
first line, no matter how far they are extended. This statement is
equivalent to the fifth of Euclid's postulates, which Euclid Eric
Weisstein's World of Biography himself avoided using until proposition 29
in the Elements. For centuries, many mathematicians believed that this
statement was not a true postulate, but rather a theorem which could be
derived from the first four of Euclid's postulates. (That part of geometry
which could be derived using only postulates 1-4 came to be known as
absolute geometry.)

Over the years, many purported proofs of the parallel postulate were
published. However, none were correct, including the 28 "proofs" G. S.
Klügel analyzed in his dissertation of 1763 (Hofstadter 1989). The main
motivation for all of this effort was that Euclid's parallel postulate did
not seem as "intuitive" as the other axioms, but it was needed to prove
important results. John Wallis proposed a new axiom that implied the
parallel postulate and was also intuitively appealing. His "axiom" states
that any triangle can be made bigger or smaller without distorting its
proportions or angles (Greenberg 1994, pp. 152-153). However, Wallis's
axiom never caught on.

In other words, it fails any test. Anybody that refers to it as a law is a
XXXXing moron.

The real law isThomas J. Boschloo is a whacko.

Thomas J. Boschloo

2005-08-26, 5:47 pm

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Anonymous wrote:
<s>
> What the heck? That isn't a law. It's his observation. My observation is
> that Thomas J. Boschloo is a whacko. Does that make it a law?

And my observation is that you don't understand Godwins law. Next thing
you know you stop posting according to RFC 1036, cross traffic lights
when they go red and get yourself killed.

In any case, problem solved,
Thomas
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