[CS-FSLUG] PD: THE EU VOTE....GOOD article.

Sun Jun 5 14:39:49 CDT 2005

None taken. :-)

As far as one world governments signs of the apocalypse, the thing that
I've seen that kindof gives me the willies is the mark of the beast.  I
can see how it will come about, and seems like a REALLY GOOD IDEA.
Anonymous purchasing, without the possibilility of identity theft or
coersion.  All built into a little chip embedded in your hand.  You
don't have to put any trust in people or governments, just in the solid
truth of mathmatics.

Creepy how good an idea it is, no?

Aaron Lehmann

On Sun, Jun 05, 2005 at 08:41:22AM -0500, Christopher Rose wrote:
> Many of us (christians living in the United States) see the UN and the EU as leading to the one world government. It is not that we are trying to ignore the situation, rather we have more important things to focus on, such as the spread of the Gospel and, of course, the direction that the Linux operating system is going to go. If I seem like I am refusing to understand that some people are interested by this, then I guess I will need to find a way to filter out any posts related to the EU and the UN (I read enough about them on the political forum I participate in).
> 
> No Harm or Ill Will Intended.
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Aaron Lehmann" <lehmanap at lehmanap.dyndns.org>
> To: "A Christian virtual Free Software and Linux Users Group." <Christiansource at ofb.biz>
> Subject: Re: [CS-FSLUG] PD: THE EU VOTE....GOOD article.
> Date: Sun, 5 Jun 2005 01:36:30 -0500
> 
> > 
> > Then don't read them.  They're fairly obviouly of interest to some of
> > the list members.  It's pretty arrogant to go into a crowded room and
> > start yelling, "Shut up!  I don't like the conversation!"
> > 
> > Aaron Lehmann
> > 
> > On Sat, Jun 04, 2005 at 03:03:59PM -0500, Christopher Rose wrote:
> > > I see the EU as an extension of the UN and the UN as evil. With 
> > > this being the case, I prefer not to see too many posts about 
> > > them (one or two every now and then, but please lets keep them 
> > > low).
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: "Eduardo Sanchez" <lists at sombragris.org>
> > > To: raphink at gmail.com, "A Christian virtual Free Software and 
> > > Linux Users Group." <Christiansource at ofb.biz>
> > > Subject: [CS-FSLUG] PD: THE EU VOTE....GOOD article.
> > > Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2005 14:54:42 +0000
> > >
> > > > > On Saturday 04 June 2005 10:41, Raphaël Pinson wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > Although Turkey is composed of a huge population of Muslim, I find it
> > > > > the funniest thing to say things like "Turkey doesn't have Christian
> > > > > roots as we do". Remind me where were the first Christian communities
> > > > > founded? Ephesia, Phillipa, Corinthia ... where is this now ? Did
> > > > > Paul ever evangelise France or the Netherlands (France was a Roman
> > > > > province too at the time, since 52 BC). Most politicians who blame
> > > > > Turkey for not being Christian are not Christian themselves, just
> > > > > like GWB who talks so more about Christianity is not a Christian imo.
> > > > > Often in history non-christians try to *control* Christians by making
> > > > > them think they are focused on their interests...
> > > > > Interesting commentary that of yours, Raphaël, and certainly gets us a
> > > > different perspective than that of the news agencies (not necessarily
> > > > those of the US only; here in Paraguay the same stuff was parroted over
> > > > and over).
> > > > > About Turkey, I heard that the big issue is not that of religion; Turkey
> > > > is a very secular country after all. The big issue, I think, is
> > > > Turkey's poor human rights and freedoms record, which runs counter to
> > > > Europe's glorious tradition in that regard. Right now, Turks get
> > > > furious when the Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople is called
> > > > "Ecumenical Patriarch", and this fellow still is unable to re-open a
> > > > theological seminary in his homeland.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > And then, there is the reality of ethnic ghettos, the
> > > > > > well-known case of the  assassination of a prominent politician in
> > > > > > Holland by a radical Islamic Muslim, a general increase in the
> > > > > > crime rates, a failure of the immigrants to inter-marry and adopt
> > > > > > the culture of their new environment, and the intense competition
> > > > > > for jobs.
> > > > >
> > > > > Ghetto is a term that fits the american reality, not the european
> > > > > one. We don't have ghettos, as in black people somewhere, arabic
> > > > > elsewhere, latinos in a third place, etc. We have rich and poor
> > > > > places for sure, but it's not as harsh a separation as in the US.
> > > > > Intense competition for jobs ... LOL ... France had muslims come here
> > > > > years ago to help us for the war, when some muslim countries were
> > > > > still part of our country. They fought in our army, and now we would
> > > > > consider they steal our jobs? One has to be really bad to think this
> > > > > way, when these people didn't ask to come.
> > > > >
> > > > > Perhaps you don't know one, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. You
> > > > can get into those even in Berlin and Madrid (I know that firsthand, I
> > > > have some in-laws living as immigrants in some of these).
> > > > > >
> > > > > Is this really a question ? Honestly the american "democracy" is so
> > > > > shocking for us that we don't wonder anymore if Europe is more
> > > > > democratic than the US...
> > > > >
> > > > > Come on, Raphaël, you're alluding to differences both political and
> > > > cultural. Don't accuse one government of being more "democratic" than
> > > > the other. Different shades of gray ...
> > > > > >
> > > > > Sorry for all this, but I couldn't let such a false info go on...
> > > > >
> > > > > No problem; only that it was one opinion against another, not "a false
> > > > info" against a true one... and I respect a lot what you have to say.
> > > > > Blessings,
> > > > > > Eduardo
> > > > > --
> > > > Prof. Eduardo Sanchez
> > > > Asuncion, Paraguay, South America
> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------
> > > > MINNIE AND WINNIE
> > > > > Minnie and Winnie  Sleep little ladies!
> > > >    Slept in a shell,    Wake not soon!
> > > > Sleep, little ladies!  Echo on echo
> > > >    And they slept well.    Dies to the moon.
> > > > > Pink was the shell within, Two bright stars
> > > >    Silver without;    Peep'd into the shell,
> > > > Sounds of the great sea  What are they dreaming of?
> > > >    wandered about.    Who can tell?
> > > > >    Started a green linnet
> > > > 		  Out of the croft;
> > > > 		Wake, little ladies,
> > > > 		  The sun is aloft!
> > > > > 		--Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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