(1) Iesus went unto
mount olivet, (2) and early in the morning came again into the temple,
and all the people came unto him, And he sat down, and taught them. (3)
The scribes and pharises brought unto him a woman taken in advoutry,
and set her in the midst and said unto him: (4) Master this woman was
taken in advoutry, even as the deed was a doing. (5) Moses in the law
commanded us that such should be stoned: What sayest thou therefore?
(6) And this they said to tempt him: that they might have, whereof to
accuse him. Iesus stooped down, and with his finger wrote on the
ground. (7) And while they continued asking him, he lifted himself up,
And said unto them: let him that is among you without sin, cast the
first stone at her. (8) And again he stooped down and wrote on the
ground. (9) As soon as they heard that, they went out one by one the
eldest first. And Iesus was left alone, and the woman standing in the
midst. (10) When Iesus had lifted up himself again, and saw no man, but
the woman, He said unto her: Woman, where are those thine accusers?
Hath no man condemned thee? (11) She said: Sir no man. Iesus said:
Neither do I condemn thee. Go hence and sin no more.

Something about this verse that some may not have thought of.
Who in this scripture is forgiven and who in this verse is
guilty?

Let me explain how this works, I’m sure every woman who reads this
knows what I’m talking about because they have most
likely been confronted with this.  There are men who
will look at a beautiful woman and think in his heart how he would like
to rape that woman, and so, he will call that woman a whore. By calling
her a whore, she now becomes a whore to him, and in this mindset he now
feels justified in raping her, believing she deserves it.

Some men who might read this might wonder why I am saying this, (I’ll
get to that) and disagree with me, but that could be
because we may not be paying attention, and we need  to be
paying attention.. The reason we need to pay attention to this is that
the most powerful tool in the tool box setting standards in society is
pier treasure. This has been going on since who knows when and it goes
on still and it needs to end NOW!  When we see our piers (I
don’t want to call them our piers, but they are) act like
this, we need to call them on it, and this should NEVER/EVER be
ignored.  It will not go away if we ignore it.

She recently converted to Islam and was proud of this and shared this
in several youtube videos.  Acting real, speaking out from her
heart.  Her last video however wasn’t very nice, as she
explained “a brother” Muslim sent her a message calling her a whore and
threatening to rape her. She has closed her Youtube account and I have
managed to find one of her videos and saved it in my Youtube account,
you’ll find a link at the bottom of the page.

This is an
example of right turned inside out, upside down and flipped. This is
when beauty becomes ugly and
ugliness claims to be righteous. This pains me, but it gets worse.
Her videos were shared to proselytize the Muslim faith and
that’s how I learned of her.  I’ve contacted those who shared
her videos and let them know about this, they’ve deleted my comments
and worse they have deleted her videos. Now I’m angry.  She is
a married woman and I imagine her husband is REAL angry as he is the
one who introduced her to the faith.

Now I know that this doesn’t just happen in the Muslim faith, I imagine
every woman who reads this will agree.  There are men like
this and they are everywhere.  It lives if we ignore it and it
dies if we confront it..  I bring this up and am making a big
deal out of it, because when I brought this up, my comments were
deleted, that’s not the way this is going to work.

Ernest Holmes taught that what you say about others is the truth about
yourself.  I’m telling you for a fact that these men who call
beautiful women whores are themselves whores.  In that verse
at the top, the woman was forgiven, but the men were not, because it
was they who were doing the condemning.  On that judgment day
when all the hearts are opened for everyone to see, you’re going to see
I am rights. Thats why I called this article  “THE
STONE THROWERS ARE THE WHORES.”

Copyright 2011 Roger Harkness and you have the right to
share this everywhere, anytime, anyplace, anywhere without permission,
I will.

Why don’t I just give up? Why do I keep trying convince you of the criminality of our government. because it continues. The lies don’t stop, and they have to continue to tell new lies to cover up the old lies.

A clip put together of Veterans for Peace endorsement of a new investigation of building 7.

All the U.S. politicians who support Israel because they largely financed their political campaign and turn a blind eye to the abuse of the Palestinians who live there are hypocrites to everything they took an oath to honor and bring shame on America. That’s why we send Israel Billions in aid each year, far more than any other country and gladly sell them weapons. And if you were an American you’d protest against this. The media who fails to cover the abuse who also receive large amounts of money from Israel are also hypocrites.

To:  The State Department:

March 15, 2011

The Honorable James Lankford

House of Representatives

509 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515-3605

Re: Afghanistan

Representative Lankford:

I just called your office and ask that you vote “yes” on the Kucinich resolution (H.Con.Res. 28) calling for the withdrawal of U.S. military troops from Afghanistan.

Following up with a letter. Knowing that voting for this may not end the war, but I ask that you try.

Our troops in Afghanistan are not there to protect our freedoms or our security, but because weapons systems are profitable. I know this; I served in the Navy. Our troops are there to secure mineral rights for of corporations and to support the profitability of weapons manufacturing.

This is not and should not be the business of our tax dollars. If corporate America wishes to secure mineral rights and insure weapons manufacturing continues to be profitable; let them hire their own private army. This is not prudent use of our tax dollars.

I ask that you do what is right and stand up and defend our constitutions and bring our troops home as our fore fathers of this great nation would want it.

Sincerely,

Roger Harkness

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______________________________________________

Dear Friend of the IRC,

Thanks to you and thousands of other donors, we surpassed our matching gift goal — and raised more than $1.5 million to help refugees!

My colleagues and I are deeply grateful for your support.

Around the world, the crises affecting innocent survivors of war and disaster seem never-ending. Yet in the midst of the hardships, we help people find hope, in no small measure because of you.

Through your support and that of others, in the places where we work more young children will live healthy lives, more boys and girls will have the chance to go to school, and more families will heal from the physical and psychological wounds of war and disaster. In the United States, your donation means that we will be able to help more refugees begin life anew and gain self-sufficiency.

In the darkest of times, we witness humanity both at its worst and at its best, which is why we thank you for playing a compassionate role helping people on the journey from harm to home.

All of us at the IRC wish you a happy and peaceful New Year.

Sincerely,

George Rupp
President, International Rescue Committee

____________________________________________________________

Last night I dreampt that we had to help the children of Iraq, that they really needed our help. I did a small google search and didn’t really find any new organizations than what I was aware of. So I donated to the IRC, a group that helps thoughs who have been displaced by war, that ofourse includes Iraq.

Where We Work › Middle East › Iraq
The IRC in Iraq
The Iraq war has produced one of the largest humanitarian crises of our time. Several million Iraqis were uprooted and are in dire need of help.

Millions of Iraqis remain uprooted by the war and live in fragile, dangerous circumstances inside the country. They are unable to flee into neighboring countries or return home safely. Some live in cramped conditions with extended family, others crowd into small rented spaces, squat in abandoned buildings, or struggle to get by in make-shift shelters. A small number of people live in tent settlements or displacement camps. Most displaced Iraqis have lost their jobs or businesses and are living in poverty. Basic healthcare, shelter, education, clean water and sanitation services are difficult to access. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis are living as refugees outside their country.

How We Help

The IRC provides support to uprooted Iraqis through its protection, shelter, and education programs in some of the most volatile areas of the country, including Baghdad, Anbar, Salahdin and Babylon. The IRC seeks to provide holistic programming to serve these vulnerable communities by providing legal services to returnees who wish to obtain necessary legal documentation and access to their government entitlements, helping returnees rebuild their damaged homes, and getting displaced children back into school. In the north, the IRC operates a Women’s Health Program to help combat violence against women. The program encourages local communities to discuss and re-evaluate their traditional attitudes and improves the response of local law-enforcement and service providers to women survivors of violence. The IRC also provides assistance to Kurdish refugees from Turkey in northern Iraq.

The IRC also delivers humanitarian aid to Iraqi refugees in Jordan and those who have been granted refuge in the United States.

http://www.theirc.org/where/iraq

ColorofChange.org asked that I share this:

Dear friends,

For millions of Americans and their families, a storm is brewing. Unless Congress acts by November 30th, two million unemployed Americans who are struggling to find work will be cut off from vital unemployment payments just before the holiday season.[1]

It would be a disaster — not only for people who are out of a job and whose only lifeline is these small unemployment payments, but for the entire economy.[2]

It’s going to be a tough fight to make sure Congress extends these benefits — Republicans and conservative Democrats have stood in the way of extending unemployment insurance in the past, and they’re likely to do it again. They say we can’t afford to pay for it, but many of the same politicians are willing to add trillions to the deficit to extend President Bush’s massive tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.

That’s why I’ve joined my friends at ColorOfChange.org in demanding that Congress extend unemployment benefits. You can join us by following the link below:

http://www.colorofchange.org/preserve/?id=1603-1246356

The economic downturn has hurt everyone, but it’s hit Black communities particularly hard — unemployment among Black folks is at 16%, twice the national average. For young Black men, it’s above 40%.[3]

Economists say that unemployment benefits are one of the most effective ways to boost the economy, and the U.S. Census Bureau data reports that 3.3 million more people would have fallen below the poverty line in 2009 without unemployment benefits.[4,5]

There are some signs that the economy is starting to recover — the number of new people applying for unemployment benefits has recently fallen. But if Congress fails to extend unemployment for 2 million people who are currently out of work, it would deal a serious blow to that progress. Those two million jobless Americans won’t have money to spend on their basic needs, and all kinds of businesses will suffer as a result — and be even less likely to start hiring.

Congress reconvenes on November 15 — and will only have a short time to continue the federal unemployment benefits program before the November 30 deadline. This past May, because of what conservative Democrats and Republicans to block extending unemployment benefits, Congress missed the deadline and allowed the program to lapse for seven weeks — stopping benefits to more than 2.5 million long-term unemployed job-seekers and their families. The unemployed cannot afford another lapse in benefits, and neither can our economy.

It’s hard to believe, but some politicians are saying we can’t afford to pay for these benefits, while at the same time trying to extend President Bush’s tax cuts for the wealthy. It’s a position that prioritizes luxury for the wealthy over survival for the most vulnerable people in our country — and it makes no sense for our economy.

Congress hears from wealthy people with access and power every day. So it’s essential for all members of Congress to hear from ordinary people like you and me who are struggling to make ends meet or know someone who is.

Please join me and my friends in demanding that Congress extend unemployment benefits by following the link below. It takes only a moment:

http://www.colorofchange.org/preserve/?id=1603-1246356

Thanks.

References:

1. http://bit.ly/95WJxi

2. http://huff.to/cKraJN

3. http://huff.to/dpX20B

4. See reference 2

5. http://wapo.st/bjggcP

Seventy percent of American’s do not want a mosque built near ground zero????

I’m ashamed.  The truth is seventy percent of the people who live here falsly call themself American.

Read the letter, as always, it is very good, and don’t worry, I donated for 10 of you.

If That ‘Mosque’ ISN’T Built, This Is No Longer America

OpenMike 9/11/10
Michael Moore’s daily blog

I am opposed to the building of the “mosque” two blocks from Ground Zero.

I want it built on Ground Zero.

Why? Because I believe in an America that protects those who are the victims of hate and prejudice. I believe in an America that says you have the right to worship whatever God you have, wherever you want to worship. And I believe in an America that says to the world that we are a loving and generous people and if a bunch of murderers steal your religion from you and use it as their excuse to kill 3,000 souls, then I want to help you get your religion back. And I want to put it at the spot where it was stolen from you.

There’s been so much that’s been said about this manufactured controversy, I really don’t want to waste any time on this day of remembrance talking about it. But I hate bigotry and I hate liars, and so in case you missed any of the truth that’s been lost in this, let me point out a few facts:

1. I love the Burlington Coat Factory. I’ve gotten some great winter coats there at a very reasonable price. Muslims have been holding their daily prayers there since 2009. No one ever complained about that. This is not going to be a “mosque,” it’s going to be a community center. It will have the same prayer room in it that’s already there. But to even have to assure people that “it’s not going to be mosque” is so offensive, I now wish they would just build a 111-story mosque there. That would be better than the lame and disgusting way the developer has left Ground Zero an empty hole until recently. The remains of over 1,100 people still haven’t been found. That site is a sacred graveyard, and to be building another monument to commerce on it is a sacrilege. Why wasn’t the entire site turned into a memorial peace park? People died there, and many of their remains are still strewn about, all these years later.

2. Guess who has helped the Muslims organize their plans for this community center? The JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER of Manhattan! Their rabbi has been advising them since the beginning. It’s been a picture-perfect example of the kind of world we all want to live in. Peter Stuyvessant, New York’s “founder,” tried to expel the first Jews who arrived in Manhattan. Then the Dutch said, no, that’s a bit much. So then Stuyvessant said ok, you can stay, but you cannot build a synagogue anywhere in Manhattan. Do your stupid Friday night thing at home. The first Jewish temple was not allowed to be built until 1730. Then there was a revolution, and the founding fathers said this country has to be secular — no religious nuts or state religions. George Washington (inaugurated around the corner from Ground Zero) wanted to make a statement about this his very first year in office, and wrote this to American Jews:

“The citizens of the United States of America have a right to applaud themselves for having given to mankind examples of an enlarged and liberal policy — a policy worthy of imitation. …”It is now no more that toleration is spoken of as if it were the indulgence of one class of people that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights, for, happily, the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance, requires only that they who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens …”May the children of the stock of Abraham who dwell in this land continue to merit and enjoy the good will of the other inhabitants — while every one shall sit in safety under his own vine and fig tree and there shall be none to make him afraid.”3. The Imam in charge of this project is the nicest guy you’d ever want to meet. Read about his past here.

4. Around five dozen Muslims died at the World Trade Center on 9/11. Hundreds of members of their families still grieve and suffer. The 19 killers did not care what religion anyone belonged to when they took those lives.

5. I’ve never read a sadder headline in the New York Times than the one on the front page this past Monday: “American Muslims Ask, Will We Ever Belong?” That should make all of us so ashamed that even a single one of our fellow citizens should ever have to worry about if they “belong” here.

6. There is a McDonald’s two blocks from Ground Zero. Trust me, McDonald’s has killed far more people than the terrorists.

7. During an economic depression or a time of war, fascists are extremely skilled at whipping up fear and hate and getting the working class to blame “the other” for their troubles. Lincoln’s enemies told poor Southern whites that he was “a Catholic.” FDR’s opponents said he was Jewish and called him “Jewsevelt.” One in five Americans now believe Obama is a Muslim and 41% of Republicans don’t believe he was born here.

8. Blaming a whole group for the actions of just one of that group is anti-American. Timothy McVeigh was Catholic. Should Oklahoma City prohibit the building of a Catholic Church near the site of the former federal building that McVeigh blew up?

9. Let’s face it, all religions have their whackos. Catholics have O’Reilly, Gingrich, Hannity and Clarence Thomas (in fact all five conservatives who dominate the Supreme Court are Catholic). Protestants have Pat Robertson and too many to list here. The Mormons have Glenn Beck. Jews have Crazy Eddie. But we don’t judge whole religions on just the actions of their whackos. Unless they’re Methodists.

10. If I should ever, God forbid, perish in a terrorist incident, and you or some nutty group uses my death as your justification to attack or discriminate against anyone in my name, I will come back and haunt you worse than Linda Blair marrying Freddy Krueger and moving into your bedroom to spawn Chucky. John Lennon was right when he asked us to imagine a world with “nothing to kill or die for and no religion, too.” I heard Deepak Chopra this week say that “God gave humans the truth, and the devil came and he said, ‘Let’s give it a name and call it religion.’ ” But John Adams said it best when he wrote a sort of letter to the future (which he called “Posterity”): “Posterity! You will never know how much it cost the present Generation to preserve your Freedom! I hope you will make a good use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in Heaven that I ever took half the Pains to preserve it.” I’m guessing ol’ John Adams is up there repenting nonstop right now.

Friends, we all have a responsibility NOW to make sure that Muslim community center gets built. Once again, 70% of the country (the same number that initially supported the Iraq War) is on the wrong side and want the “mosque” moved. Enormous pressure has been put on the Imam to stop his project. We have to turn this thing around. Are we going to let the bullies and thugs win another one? Aren’t you fed up by now? When would be a good time to take our country back from the haters?

I say right now. Let’s each of us make a statement by donating to the building of this community center! It’s a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization and you can donate a dollar or ten dollars (or more) right now through a secure pay pal account by clicking here. I will personally match the first $10,000 raised (forward your PayPal receipt to webguy@michaelmoore.com). If each one of you reading this blog/email donated just a couple of dollars, that would give the center over $6 million, more than what Donald Trump has offered to buy the Imam out. C’mon everyone, let’s pitch in and help those who are being debased for simply wanting to do something good. We could all make a huge statement of love on this solemn day.

I lost a co-worker on 9/11. I write this today in his memory.

“The man who speaks of the enemy / Is the enemy himself.”
– Bertolt Brecht

In response to “This One Is All About Me”

Quote:

it is the people who have to start the change and make it happen, or the change doesnt happen! thats the law of nature. most people in the world have already forgotten religion. those few that are left are causing their own downfalls.

I did not mean to imply that this is the fault of the Pakistani people. You and I have been friends for years and I’ve learned a lot from you.

What is happening in Pakistan concerning the floods is the fault of global warming and some of us wonder, me included, if this could be a result of HAARP (that would be a reach, but still a possibility, either intentional or by accident) Though our government might have to put money out for emergency aid, they could save a bunch of money in future military spending, again though, that is a reach without evidence.

The terrorists in Pakistan, mostly in Afghanistan was a creation of our own CIA, Hillary Clinton admits this on national television, at that time we were at war with communist Russia. There was an instance once, four times in a row after Desert Storm and again it just happened recently here in Oklahoma, when our soldiers come home, they would kill their wife and children and then kill themselves. It is not to difficult for me to believe that mind control experiments are done on our soldiers, perfected, to only be used as weapons of propaganda for an agenda that is kept hidden from us. There was no such thing as suicide bombings until U.S. involvement.

Common sense tells you that air planes did not take down those sky scrapers. My government is not stupid and I’m not smarter than they. They know air planes did not take those buildings down, but they are willing to believe that and propagate this which means, they, our government was involved in the 9/11 terrorist attack. If they could be that evil, what other evil could they be involved in.

I don’t believe that the Pakistani people are being punished, but victims. Global warming is mostly a result of coal and oil along with an industrialized market economy. It’s like drunk drivers who get in a car and drive and then have an accident. It always seems that they live while some innocent person dies. Those who have taken advantage of coal and oil investments and an industrialized market economy, they are fat and happy while the innocent suffer the consequences of their indulgence.

While you may not believe that Jesus was crucified. Death would have been a favour compared to the punishment of hatred, slander and torture from those he offered good will.
But that is this world, a world ruled by Satan. With leaders who pretend to be for us to gain our power but are always against us at every turn.

I can’t change it and you can’t change it, but all of us together can. Jesus (peace be upon him) and many others have been sent to teach us how to change this world, but we have to follow those teachings. Not you or I, but all of us. Satan knows the power of the collective conciousness and so takes every opportunity to divide us up one against another.