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Originally posted by LDragonFire
There is plenty of evidence of him being right on this thread, each day the death toll climbs
the incarserations increase, i wonder what the numbers are of citizens of this country, incarerated in federal, state, or local or county jails, then add the number on probation or parole, because of religous morale laws= NON-Violent drug users...ect.
These people are under the governments control, under their thumb, they must conform to a religous like way of life...no drinkin...ect.
If you think someone should be killed by the cops because they are high, your a punk
and when your glorious leaders come for you with tazer in hand, god help you.
The jesus police are comin
IMO there is more evidence on the thread that he was real than not....
show me were anytime recently that we have gained any rights?...
the police have been gaining all the rights.
All supreme court decisions for like the past 5 years are All against regular citizens and for government and corperations/industry...land siezures, limiting your rights to sue, Fed gov. over state rights [medical pot] most of the court and many of this administration new laws restrict you, the average guy.
What are you gonna do after the next terror attack and martail law is enacted, when there is mass arrests, without due=process, when they try to take our guns,
I would like to believe you or see your side of it, Thatsjustwierd, but I can't.. Trust me civil war here will suck, for everybody, but i feel it coming
peace
If you honestly think a Civil War can start here in America without most of the population being wiped out first and/or something truely devestating happening in which the government is then unable to function, then 1. You're not from America or 2. You're living in some cave somewhere, not in the real world or 3. You have issues.
Geographically (we're just to big with too many people), ideologically (for the most part, people in this country detest war. There's no way they stand for having a war on our own soil, and against our own people even if it is against the big bad government. We would do everything possible to prevent it), politically (it's just to mixed up, everywhere you go you'll have people on two completely different sides of the politcal spectrum living next to each other), culturally (America prides itself in being a superpower. Being at the top of modern culture. Do you honestly think America's will give up all they've worked hard for, all their pleasures for....war? You don't know American's if you do. Even if the gov pisses us off to no end, we'd find a way to resolve the issue, not go out and start killing folks), and physically (the people vs. the gov would be like using feathers to ward off a hail of bombs) a Civil War is impossible in the US right now. Period. You would have to break all those barriers for it to be remotely possible to have another civil war in this country.
Originally posted by Where2Hide2006
Thatsjustweird...
The whole Christian thing... that is the purpose of the coming civil war. People like me in New Jersey... and probably all of the BLUE STATES, are a little less religious than the rest of the country. The rest of the country, because they have a majority, wants to impose their belief system onto everyone else. What about Freedom? What about MY RIGHTS? I live in the United States of Amercia... not the United States of Jesusland!
The Religious Right is bringing this war to us...and it started in 2004.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Those "blue states" include the heavily populated areas. Look at a county map. There's more people in blue areas than there are in red.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
There has and never will be a religious civil war here in America. That is IMPOSSIBLE. There aren't enough real religious people to do such a thing, especially not enough Christians.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Oh and what freedom and rights are you refering too? You're talking about the ones that our CHRISTIAN founding fathers established?
Originally posted by Where2Hide2006
Yeah, you see, THATS THE PROBLEM! The real majority is in the BLUE STATES. But the RED STATES are running the country. The Red States, not all but most, are MORE Religious than the Blue City Folk and are passing laws that coincide with their morals, not the morals of the whole country.
You say that now... what will happen when Roev.Wade gets overturned? Thats when we will see an even bigger division in this country...and its Right Wing Christians vs. Atheists and Liberal Christians
Yeah! I don't see where you are going with that statement. Our founding fathers knew Tyranny, and declared Freedom from it. The system they created is not perfect...but from late 1700's and early 1800's, I think they did a very good job.
Law REQUIRES Lessons on Constitution
Federal Workers, Students Affected
It's not often that first-graders, CIA agents, agriculture inspectors and airport security workers from coast to coast all receive a lesson on the same topic -- and on the same day -- but that is what's in store this September.
The subject is the U.S. Constitution, thanks to a new law fathered by Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), who is worried that so many people don't know the first thing about the country's governing document that he decided to try to make sure they do.
Tucked into a massive appropriations bill approved without fanfare late last year by Congress is the requirement that every one of the estimated 1.8 million federal employees in the executive branch receive "educational and training" materials about the charter on Constitution Day, a holiday celebrating the Sept. 17, 1787, signing that is so obscure that it, unlike Arbor Day, is left off many calendars.
That's not all: The law requires every school that receives federal funds -- including universities -- to show students a program on the Constitution, though it does not specify a particular one....
Well if you're a straight white man, I'll have to look it up...
I personally have lost 6 friends to crack coc aine, I have lost 4 to Methanfedimine/ lost meaning 2 have died of overdose, and the others are exactly human anymore, they are slaves to there drug of choice, witch is like what do you have? One of my younger sisters is in prison on an installment plan,hooker,crack,heroin,meth addict. So yes sir I have seen what the effects of what Hard drugs can do, and I believe the Hard drugs should be illegal, But if violent crime has gone down so much, why is it every year More and More money is spent building prisons, new weapon system+development...ect...ect... But truthfully I have lost hundreds more to Religon...
Im not gay, but Im against anything that limits a minority's rights.
Im not against people who are religous. Im Completely against orginized religons world wide, that have control and have had control over millions for centurys.
I can't prove time travel is possible, I do believe in a multi-verse, like JT desribed, and I read about CERN, before I heard about JT.
The bible says in the End times many will be decived by false messiahs. I believe I know which Side that is.
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Edit:
This is for all Titorites -
www.washingtonpost.com...
Law REQUIRES Lessons on Constitution
Federal Workers, Students Affected
It's not often that first-graders, CIA agents, agriculture inspectors and airport security workers from coast to coast all receive a lesson on the same topic -- and on the same day -- but that is what's in store this September.
The subject is the U.S. Constitution, thanks to a new law fathered by Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), who is worried that so many people don't know the first thing about the country's governing document that he decided to try to make sure they do.
Tucked into a massive appropriations bill approved without fanfare late last year by Congress is the requirement that every one of the estimated 1.8 million federal employees in the executive branch receive "educational and training" materials about the charter on Constitution Day, a holiday celebrating the Sept. 17, 1787, signing that is so obscure that it, unlike Arbor Day, is left off many calendars.
That's not all: The law requires every school that receives federal funds -- including universities -- to show students a program on the Constitution, though it does not specify a particular one....
Now if this doesn't fly in the face of everything Titor said the government is trying to do, I don't know what does.
Titor said the exact opposite should be happening. The government should be trying to take it away, not teach it to us.
Poor Titor. His fantasies are falling apart.
[edit on 19-7-2005 by ThatsJustWeird]
Originally posted by ThatsJustWeird
Also Where2Hide, this thread is about Titor.
What did Titor say?
Titor said the country - take one good guess at who that is.....that's right.....the RED STATES - won.
So are you saying Titor is wrong and you're right? Is this the thing that finally proves to you that Titor was a hoax?
[edit on 19-7-2005 by ThatsJustWeird]
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
this is so easy
OK where to hide 2006, you posted
"And his mother wrote his book? Where did you get that crap from? "
who wrote the book, A time trvellers tale then if not his mother ?
hmmmmmmmm.....?????
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
hey chris, you look kinda foolish using your name, anyway, do you want to join roth and where to hide 2006 as the offical "titor believers club" ?
ok, if you really believe this story, give the lawyer, larry haber a ringy dingy and get the scoop. no really, do you have the guts ?
John Titor's Lawyer
In January of 2003, a young couple and their five-year-old son entered my law office in Nebraska. They claimed to be the parents of John Titor, a time-traveler from the future. Although I've reserved final judgement of their claims, their story and the evidence they've presented was quite convincing. They told me a tale about a man who used a time machine to travel from the year 2036 to 1975 and then to 1998 where they first met.
For a period of nearly three years, this man, claiming to be their young son as an adult, stayed with them in their home. For reasons that are still not clear, in 2001, he borrowed his father's computer and began posting on the Internet about who he was and why he was here. This book is a compilation of those Internet posts he left online. He started in November of 2000, right before the presidential election. After nearly five months of speaking with people online, he left our time and returned to his home in 2036.
When his parents approached me and presented the pictures, documents, notes and copies of his original posts, they wanted closure. For reasons I cannot explain, they were anxious to leave Florida and rid themselves of the ties to this man who claimed to be their son from the year 2036.
Today, you can still go online and read John Titor's original posts. There are thousands of web sites where John Titor is discussed and the original people he spoke with are still online. I want to give a special thanks to those sites who helped gather and prepare the posts.
(Then there is a paragraph explaining how to use the books, and what some parts mean, and what not)
John Titor's Mother
As I write, I can see the movers taking our furniture off the truck. It is parked half way in the driveway in front of our new home. The larger furniture is coming off now. There's the couch, our living room chairs and a box of dishes. It reminds me of the last time we moved in 1999 to escape the coming of Y2K. But that was in Florida, a whole world away.
Back then, life seemed more predictable. My husband had a new job, we had a small home on a lake and our son was born. The first time I heard about Y2K I was watching a news program on a quiet Sunday night. I paid little attention to the year 2000 computer problem until April 8, 1998, the day we met John Titor. He called first, came into our house and just knocked on the front door. There in the doorway stood a man who claimed to be from the future. Not just any man, he claimed to be my son, age thirty-eight: a time traveler from the year 2036.
From that day until March 2001, John Titor stayed with us in our home. He told us he had made a promise to my husband's father in 1975 that involved preparing us for Y2K. On January 1, 2000, the world did not end as John said it would. Strangely, this did not seem to surprise him and instead this seemed to be a burden as a deep sense of sadness overtook him.
For reasons that are still not clear to me, John decided to go on the Internet and write about who he was and why he was here. During the entire time he was online, I had the feeling he was attempting to start or finish something beyond just being online. If John was trying to get some other message out, I hope this book will help further those ends. For me, my husband and our young son, it is over.
John Titor's Mother, 2005.
Originally posted by Where2Hide2006
hmmm... no suprise here, but Bush nominated Roberts for the Supreme Court. Roberts is a conservative and has gone on record in the past with the desire to Overturn Roe v. Wade.
Where do you think this is going?
Do you think that Liberals are going to allow this to happen?