From: ron.sam{please-remove}@cox.net   
      
   Did you happen to catch the Army-Navy game yesterday?   
      
   I would guess both these schools qualify as "publicly financed".   
      
   Yet there was prayer before the beginning of the game which very clearly and   
   appropriately mentioned our Heavenly Father, asking Him to protect the young   
   men on the field as well as all American Servicemen stationed throughout the   
   world.   
      
   There's an old saying which we tend to forget (or maybe overlook since it   
   probably isn't politically correct to the modern American Apologists) that   
   says, "Fight fire with fire."   
      
   I'd love to see us show those Middle Eastern Zealots just how radical us   
   good ol' Southern Baptist Boys can be flying the Stars and Bars off the   
   backs of our pick up trucks (yeah, that's right, I own a pick up truck).  I   
   get so tired of our politicians bending over and spreading their ass cheeks   
   for the World (not to mention the ass-kissers like Max in our own society)   
   in an attempt to appease or "make nice" with these wimps.   
      
   Wanna know why they call us "Ugly Americans"?   
      
   Cuz that's the best they *can* do, that's why.  They know we can spank   
   anybody's ass we feel like if we just decide to.  And we can do it with   
   impunity.  They know we don't need any of them for diddly squat.  But they   
   sure as hell need us.  I guess everyone's jealous of the guy with the big   
   stick.   
      
      
      
   "Jeff nor Lisa"  wrote in message   
   news:de64863b.0312061925.40be86bd@posting.google.com...   
   > mywingsofanangel@aol.com (MyWingsofanangel) wrote   
   >   
   > > A scent of disolution of "State and Church" in the air in DC?   
   > >   
   > > Am I alone in smelling the baseline support ("Separation of Church and   
   State)   
   > > of our Republic being rubbed out by idealogs in government power today?   
   >   
   > Yes.   
   >   
   > You need to look at speeches by prior presidents and congressmen   
   > in years past.  They virtually led the country in prayer.   
   >   
   > Don't forget years ago the Bible was read in the public schools   
   > which is now illegal.   
   >   
   > Today, in the public schools, even mention of religion or   
   > prayer is forbidden.   
   >   
   >   
   > I think you're listening to the wrong people and the wrong sources.   
   >   
   > Every administration contains people with all sorts of points   
   > of view, some of them extreme.  One key person in FDR's cabinet   
   > advocated turning postwar Germany into a farm state stripped of   
   > all industry, but that didn't happen.  There were those in   
   > Eisenhower's and Kennedy's administrations that urged going   
   > nuke on the commies.  That didn't happen.   
   >   
   > You seem to favor quoting the extremists, both in the administration   
   > and in news sources.  That is not the official policy, anymore   
   > than dropping nukes or enslaving Germany was.  You quote alternative   
   > news sources that are consistently wrong.   
   >   
   > When Clinton was in, the alternative news sources groused that he   
   > would socialize the country and do all sorts of crazy things.   
   > They went nuts over his sex life, making out to be more than it   
   > was.  Did you buy into that?  Did you think Clinton ought to have   
   > been impeached?   
   >   
   >   
   > You also seem to think the administration is hiding things   
   > (just as the Clinton haters did).  All you gotta do is watch   
   > network news and read a major newspaper--it's all there.   
      
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