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  So is America finally getting wiser? Who still believes this nonsense?

  by Jourles in

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  washington (afp) - for the first time since it began, a majority of americans believe the iraq war is not part of the war on terrorism, as us president george w. bush keeps insisting it is, according to a poll.. fifty-one percent of the 1,206 adults surveyed in the august 17-21 new york times/cbs news poll believed the two wars were separate, while 44 percent saw a link between them.

  in june, opinion was split evenly at 41 percent..

  rest of the story here.

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  Yup, this country would be MUCH better off if we put it in the hands of left leaning ex-JW's!!! Can you say to hell in a handbag?
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  A Friend Just Asked Me Why His JW Family Is Stocking Up On Food......

  by minimus in

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  all of his family are witnesses.

  they told him they are "storing and stocking up" on powdered milk and non-perishable items.......this is the second time i hear that witnesses are doing this in preperation of "the end".

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  This came up when I was over at my Father-In-Laws a couple weeks ago. I finally got to use one of my favorite movie lines when I said...."I guess you can't make fun of my lifestlye anymore." Hell, I have been collecting prepardness supplies for 10 years. It was SO funny when he tried to trip me up. Like trying to imply that since I did this on my own, without help from the "society" and "the faithful and discreet slave" that I probably bought the wrong things. To say the least, he was not successful. But I mananged to blow holes in his "make believe" "society" directed preparations.
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  A Night In The Woods...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i just got back from a trip designed to conquer a fear.

  i have always been afraid to camp by myself in the deep woods, and last week i set out to change that.

  next night.

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  Justice-One

  My husband went in our tent and brought out his rifle, cocked it, took off the safety and set it right beside him so they could see it. They immediately took off and that was the last we saw of them.

  Sometimes just the presence of a firearm can mean the difference between a peaceful encounter, and a violent one. You just never know. I remember once I was way up in the mountains with my wife. I had my .45 in a Galco Avenger holster on my right hip. A beat up car comes down the road, and parks about 20 yards from us. We thought this was strange right off the bat, and I went to orange right away. Anyway a scrufy looking man get out and starts walking toward us. From the angle he was approaching he could not see my .45 until he was almost right in front of us. Then I turned so he could see I was armed. He immediately got a nice smile on his face, and said hello in a friendly way. He then made a little small talk and left. Who knows? But I got the distinct feeling that he was up to no good. I told my wife, and she agreed that the outcome might have been completely different had I not been armed.

  BTW, off topic but somewhat related....color threat levels. -

  White... At rest and unaware aka oblivious. Most people are killed in this condition

  Yellow.... I might have to kill someone

  Orange... I might have to kill a specific person

  Red... The fight is on, and you are defending yourself against a specific threat.
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  A Night In The Woods...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i just got back from a trip designed to conquer a fear.

  i have always been afraid to camp by myself in the deep woods, and last week i set out to change that.

  next night.

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  Many here may not realise that because of civil forfiture laws pot is now often grown in wilderness areas to avoid losing one's land if the farm is discovered.

  The above is something that you really have to be on the watch for. These growers are not above putting out REAL man-traps, or at the very least "toe-poppers." Or guarding their crops with full auto weapons. (Which of course puts me at an advantage with my semi-auto, but thats something for another thread.)
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  DID NOAH TAKE VENOMIOUS CREATURES ONBOARD ARK?

  by badboy in

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  any ideas?

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  Justice-One

  Why were their snakes with fangs and venom, goes hand in hand with why were there animals with meat eating incisors.
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  Open Letter To The Society

  by Outaservice in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  dear brothers,.

  you might want to consider this letter in the 'questions from readers' section of the watchtower.. my question is this: i would like to join the catholic church and at the same time keep my standing and position in the congregation!

  the reason being is that i have heard that the vatican has a very good and complete library which i would like to avail myself of.

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  Justice-One

  Oh man that is good!
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  SG-1 and the Ori...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  as has been noted here before, the ori of the tv show sg-1 have a lot in common with the jw's.

  but last night i really began to wonder if one of the shows writers might be an ex jw.

  i just about bit my lip when the "queen" ori said to her mother..."it is just a matter of time before you except "the truth.

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  Justice-One

  For example.. if you change the Ori/Origin to Allah/Islam... that would fit Islam. It seems to me that they have drawn from a number of sources to make the "ultimate religion" - which would strike a chord with many and is basically what they have set out to do, to get and keep viewers.

  Could be. But I have watched every episode, and they do use a lot of "key" phrases that the JW's do. And the priors and Ori bigwigs seem to use the same facial expressions that many of the Elders do.
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  A Night In The Woods...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i just got back from a trip designed to conquer a fear.

  i have always been afraid to camp by myself in the deep woods, and last week i set out to change that.

  next night.

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  Justice-One

  I have no illusions that a pistol is going to stop an attacking bear unless it's one of the really big calibers.

  You are so very right there. I carry a .45 with Corbon 185 gr. DPX rounds in the mag. (16 inches of penetration in ballistic gel.) They would put down a cat, but only piss off a bear. BTW, you know pretty much the only reason to have a sidearm is to fight your way back to your rifle - that you shouldn't have walked away from in the first place.
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  A Night In The Woods...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i just got back from a trip designed to conquer a fear.

  i have always been afraid to camp by myself in the deep woods, and last week i set out to change that.

  next night.

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  Justice-One

  I'm surprised they can hike with balls that big! Or maybe that's how they chase the bears away!?

  They only have a problem if they fail to sing the hiking song for those with big balls....."Left, left, my left right left. Left, left, my left right left. My boots are heavy, my belt is tight, my balls are swinging from left to right!"
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  A Night In The Woods...

  by Justice-One in

  1. jw
  2. experiences

  i just got back from a trip designed to conquer a fear.

  i have always been afraid to camp by myself in the deep woods, and last week i set out to change that.

  next night.

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  Justice-One

  I would say the only thing more scary is camping out in the middle of the desert, I take my 12 gauge and my 38spl with me as the last time we had a small snake problem.

  I have a buddy in AZ that wants to take me camping in the desert. He says we will have a lot of fun killing a bunch of commie rocks.