[Pastor Ezekiel]

Do I believe in dinosaurs? No, but atheists and Nazis do; which I find to be interesting. Through genetic manipulation and gene splicing technology that the Nazis/Atheists have, they've tried creating "dinosaur" war machines to carry out their sinister agenda. I can only conclude that atheists are in fact Nazis, say no to dinosaurs and other militant atheist propaganda.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Pastor, did you see the story of the "Dreadnought" dinosaur that some atheistic scientists said they found in Argentina?

Here is a picture that some artist mocked up, to try and make it more convincing

Dreadnoughtus weighed more than an adult s**** whale or a herd of African elephants.

Excuse me? How much does a herd of elephants weigh, exactly? Doesn't that depend on how many elephants are in the herd and how old they are?

The man who "discovered" it is called Kenneth Lacovara, which is obviously a made-up name as Kenneth is a name that goes with surnames like Smith or Jones and someone called Lacovara would have a first name like José or Pablo. As he is in Argentina, presumably he is descended from the many Nazis who ran away and hid there?

[Benedict A. Davis]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

Pastor, did you see the story of the "Dreadnought" dinosaur that some atheistic scientists said they found in Argentina?

Here is a picture that some artist mocked up, to try and make it more convincing





Excuse me? How much does a herd of elephants weigh, exactly? Doesn't that depend on how many elephants are in the herd and how old they are?

The man who "discovered" it is called Kenneth Lacovara, which is obviously a made-up name as Kenneth is a name that goes with surnames like Smith or Jones and someone called Lacovara would have a first name like José or Pablo. As he is in Argentina, presumably he is descended from the many Nazis who ran away and hid there?

Has anyone else ever notice that every ''mocked up'' picture looks pretty much the same. Flatlands and a minimal of plant growth. Where are these ''experts'' think hills and valleys formed on the earth? Also they tell you these gargantuan lizards were in the majority vegetarians. There is only one tree for all those beasts to eat ? What are these experts trying to tell us is happening? Personally I think they make this stuff up as they go along. Why don't they listen to people like Ken Ham who is so very demonstrative as to how things were in the earliest days? I mean the man has referenced the Bible for the truth!

[Thomas Helwys]

The Nazi's are a troubling issue to deal with. And the ties to atheism seems to be clouded by this bit of evidence:

[Thomas Helwys]

There is also this bit of evidence indicating there were many Nazi's who held to a strong pure German state and Christian beliefs as well.

I think our views of the Nazi's may have been clouded by the propaganda of the homo-socialist Franklin Roosevelt. I ask that we consider this in our prayers over this challenging question.

[MitzaLizalor]

Hitler’s beloved Storm Trooper Chief and founder of the Brown Shirts, the authors note, had a “taste for young boys." Almost as close to Hitler as Rohm was Rudolph Hess, known for his dress-up attire as “‘Black Bertha’” in the gay bars of pre-war Berlin”. In fact, Mein Kampf was dedicated to Hess while Hitler was in prison.
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Originally Posted by Thomas Helwys

There is also this bit of evidence indicating there were many Nazi's who held to a strong pure German state and Christian beliefs as well.





I think our views of the Nazi's may have been clouded by the propaganda of the homo-socialist Franklin Roosevelt. I ask that we consider this in our prayers over this challenging question.

I was immediately reminded of Ernst Rohm. Didn't he, and all the rest of that cadre, describe themselves as socialists?



I've been reading Mein Kampf (and The Communist Manifesto) recently—they are both extremely boring—and there are several features in common.



So I'm getting rather confused.



Was the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei really a gay communist cell?

[Alvin Moss]

Originally Posted by MitzaLizalor

I was immediately reminded of Ernst Rohm. Didn't he, and all the rest of that cadre, describe themselves as socialists?



I've been reading Mein Kampf (and The Communist Manifesto) recently—they are both extremely boring—and there are several features in common.



So I'm getting rather confused.



Was the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei really a gay communist cell?

Yes, Sister. As curious as that sounds, you are absolutely correct. National Socialists are only communists that dress funny. Homosexuals are communists who dress stylishly, or, if they are women, wear comfortable shoes. Naturally, they are all atheists because atheism is really a part of communism. All communists are atheists. Some may make the occasional attempt to seem religious or even Christian, but they are charlatans.

I believe that one of the best ways to obtain information concerning the identities of communists and others of that ilk would be to make lists of atheists so that, when the time comes, they can all be rounded up efficiently.

[Ex-soccer player]

Originally Posted by MitzaLizalor

Was the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei really a gay communist cell?

Yes! Nazis and commies fought hand in hand, they organized strikes and marched together and collaborated in many ways:

http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/3438

It's a little known fact that Hitler actually supported gay marriage:

http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showp...9&postcount=42

Gays, communists, nazis and atheists basically share the same ideology by replacing 's Eternal Truth with interchangeable idols. Gays worship huge tallywackers, commies worship the state and social equality, nazis worship Hitler and atheists worship materialism, monkeys and themselves. The same goes for Greenpeace, they worship the environment! They're all in the same boat, even if they dress differently.

[Mistress Cookie]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

The man who "discovered" it is called Kenneth Lacovara, which is obviously a made-up name as Kenneth is a name that goes with surnames like Smith or Jones and someone called Lacovara would have a first name like José or Pablo.

This is key evidence that I hope you have shared with the police.

I watch a lot of "crime shows" (to aid me in recognizing the evil-doers amongst us) and it's always some peripheral slip like this that gives them away.

They can run, but they cannot hide!

Good work!

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by Ex-soccer player

It's a little known fact that Hitler actually supported gay marriage

Brother, it is so difficult to know what to think about Hitler. He did so much good in the world, and yet in this area of his life he seems to have been flawed. I suppose many of us have our blind-spots....

Originally Posted by Ex-soccer player

The same goes for Greenpeace, they worship the environment! They're all in the same boat, even if they dress differently.

Someone should certainly have a word with their women - the "I crocheted this myself out of gray string" look is never stylish!

[Adam Fag]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

Someone should certainly have a word with their women - the "I crocheted this myself out of gray string" look is never stylish!

I did jolt at that. Men also wear that sort of thing and they do suit quite well. This style gets a good "thumbs up" when I wear it and if there are men from the stars the'd know all about World War Two even if they weren't here at the time. Which they were.

That's how we know that our world is watched now, more so since the Japs were nuked. Now we are a threat and they can't "hide" as gods or say that they're elves from a far off land. We know who lives in "far off lands" these days and none of them are elves. Why, then, should there be gods?

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by Adam Fag

I did jolt at that. Men also wear that sort of thing and they do suit quite well. This style gets a good "thumbs up" when I wear it

Mr Fag, this made me wonder where you live: somewhere called "Warwickshire"? I had to look it up, and apparently it is in the north, on the way to Scotland. Wikipaedia has this to say about it:

it is a NUTS 3 region

Having read the remainder of your post, I think in this case Wikipaedia got it right. Seek help from Jesus, I beg you.

I will pray for you.

Yours in Faith
Joanna