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Posted 1 year ago
Posted 1 year ago
On Sep 11, 2010, at 11:00 AM, someone wrote:
I remember my Mom calling me crying and asking if I was watching TV. I said, “No”. Crying she said turn it on…..this was 9/11/2001 (6 mo. prior to her own death). To think Islamic terrorists could kill so many innocent people, and their followers to laugh at our death toll. Now they want “an Islamic mosque at Ground Zero which is a slap in the face of freedom and seriously fails the heroes of 9/11.” (per Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel for ACLJ -Americans Center for Law & Justice, which is a large group of lawyers which fight for the rights of issues like this and fighters for our Lord Jesus Christ and His children.)
“It’s a repetition of a pattern that we’ve seen throughout history; the Islamists try to build their icons on top of the icons of the people they have conquered or intend to conquer.” (per Islam expert Andrew McCarthy).
If you’re interested in helping ACLJ stop this travesty of building the Islamic mosque at Ground Zero — the very site of the 9/11 attacks in New York City! - then send donations to: …
On Sep 11, 2010, at 8:00 PM, I replied:
I fear extremists of every religion. Every one.
You know there is a Mosque two blocks from the WTC site that was there before the building first went up, and still exists peacefully. The one you’re talking about, the community center, would be six blocks away.
Also, this is not a Christian nation. Read the first amendment again. America was founded by people escaping from England’s state religion, which you had to practice
America was founded on religious tolerance. I still believe in it, too.
Raymond
Posted 1 year ago
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44 years ago today Star Trek premiered on NBC. The original series—starring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy—went on to make seven feature films, five spin-off TV series, and countless books, toys and video games. Rough estimates value the franchise at approximately $4 billion.
Source: sfgate.com
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