Teaching Hate
Here is a short snippet of a "Pro & Contra" Email-Exchange (incl. attachment which will further explain the message):Antwort auf "Who's smarter":
Ihr Glaubenskrieger, die Schlacht mögt ihr gewinnen, den Frieden nicht!!
.... Da hast Du Recht. Solange in Schulen und Moscheen des Mittleren Ostens Haß gelehrt und Kindern das AK-47 neben die Milchflasche gelegt wird, sind wir und alle übrigen "Infidels" nicht sicher. (Dem Spiegel zufolge finanzierten deutsche Steuergelder palestinensische Schulbücher, auf den Inhalt muß ich hier nicht eingehen) ....
Response to "Who's smarter":
Religious Warriors, you might win the battle, the peace not!!
.... You are right. As long as you teach hate at schools and mosques of the Middle East and children are reared with an AK-47 next to their baby bottle, we and all other "Infidels" will never feel safe. (According to the german magazine The Spiegel german tax money financed palestinian school books, there is no need to expand on the content) ...
siehe auch/view http://www.compusol.org/pub/mullahs.rm
Alaska Protects white phase black bear
Anchorage, Alaska -
When hunting season opens Sept. 1. one special bear will be off limits: a rare white-colored black bear that a photographer spotted near Juneau and turned into a local celebrity.
The Alaska Board of Game ordered an emergency closure on hunting of all "white-phase" black bears in the Juneau area. Effectively, that covers only one known white bear, the one photographed earlier this month by Pat Costello.
Costello petitioned the board Thursday asking that the bear he's dubbed "Spirit bear" be exempt, and the board ruled Friday.
"People recognize this is a unique animal," Costello said. "They don't want to see it just made into another rug."
Game board Executive Director Diana Cote said the State Department of Fish and Game also support the ban. Game officials said they had been flooded with calls and e-mail from people who saw Costello's photos on the Internet.
Gifts sought for Jesus film distribution
Mission Carolina board and S.C. Jesus Video Project are uniting in a common goal.
According to Gene Brooks, Mission Carolina board chair man, they have agreed to become partners with the S.C. Jesus Video Project using their network of Intercessory Prayer Warriors. During the coming months, Prayer Warriors will pray for the project, homes in South Carolina and that hearts will be touched and souls won for God’s kingdom through the video effort.
The Jesus Video Project plans to mail a free video to all 1.8 million homes in South Carolina during the first week of July.
A donation of $25 will distribute 10 videos by mail. For more information, call toll free, 1-877-362-5986. Write or mail a check to the Jesus Video Project of S.C. at P.O. Box 1522, Lancaster, SC 29721, or visit the Web site at www.jesusvideo.sc.org and the Mission Carolina Web site at www.missioncarolina.org.
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