Do You Think The Man (By A Technicality) Is Posing Is A Threat To POTUS?
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**StarzAbove** 2012/07/15 13:46:14I do believe the NUT is doing a clear dog whisper for someone to harm the pre...
+16What is wrong with these nutcases, pretending to be ministers of God. He needs to be locked away and this is definitely a threat to our president. Has he forgotten the grief our nation went through when Kennedy was assasinated?
Earlier US Presidents were most likely killed by the Money Mafia robbing Americans blind.
"The government should create, issue, and circulate all the currency and credit needed to satisfy the spending power of the government and the buying power of consumers. The privilege of creating and issuing money is not only the supreme prerogative of government, but it is the government’s greatest creative opportunity. The financing of all public enterprise, and the conduct of the treasury will become matters of practical administration. Money will cease to be master and will then become servant of humanity." - Lincoln
http://www.john-f-kennedy.net...
"Terry Jones appears to have a delusional personality," speculates Schäfer. When he came to Germany in the 1980s, Jones apparently considered Cologne "a city of Hell that was founded by Nero's mother," while he thought Germany was "a key country for the supposed Christian revival of Europe," Schäfer says.
Terry Jones used his powers of persuasion to expand the congregation. By the end, Schäfer estimates, it numbered between 800 and 1,000 people. They had to work in the so-called "Lisa Jones Houses," charitable institutions named after his first wife who has since died, under very poor conditions.
Increasingly Radical
Jones became increasingly radical as the years went by, former associates say. At one point he wanted to help a homosexual membe...
"Terry Jones appears to have a delusional personality," speculates Schäfer. When he came to Germany in the 1980s, Jones apparently considered Cologne "a city of Hell that was founded by Nero's mother," while he thought Germany was "a key country for the supposed Christian revival of Europe," Schäfer says.
Terry Jones used his powers of persuasion to expand the congregation. By the end, Schäfer estimates, it numbered between 800 and 1,000 people. They had to work in the so-called "Lisa Jones Houses," charitable institutions named after his first wife who has since died, under very poor conditions.
Increasingly Radical
Jones became increasingly radical as the years went by, former associates say. At one point he wanted to help a homosexual member to "pray away his sins." Later he began to increasingly target Islam in his sermons. A congregation member reported that some members were afraid to attend services because they expected to be attacked by Muslims. "Terry Jones has a talent for finding topical social issues and seizing on them for his own cause," says Schäfer.
By the end of 2007, the community had had enough. Members confronted him and tried to change the direction of the church. But Terry Jones refused to make changes, they say. In the end, Jones, his wife and their fellow preachers were expelled from the church and he moved back to the US. "The community imploded," says Schäfer. It only has some 80 active members today. .
http://www.spiegel.de/interna...
"..Jones moved to Germany in 1981 and established a small church in Cologne named the Christian Community of Cologne. As reported by the German publication Der Spiegel, the congregation fired him after a while, accusing him of spreading a “climate of fear and control” in the church. His colleagues say that he preached the congregants to beat their children with “rods” and also consumed the church funds for personal, improper purposes. What can be inferred from his biography is that the traces of sanity and reason can barely be found in his behavior and disposition.
After receiving an honorary degree from an unaccredited theology school in 1983 when he was 32, he began referring to himself as “doctor” for which he was ultimately found guilty and condemned by a German administrative court.
http://www.eurasiareview.com/...
1. Is that guy a member of the KKK?
2. Just what IQ does that redneck have?
3. Is that an example of a tenuous touch with reality, what Carl Rove instill in a simple mind?
He's had his 15 minutes of "fame" now it's time for him to go away.