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Ouch.....

I cluckled, too...

This Magic Moment ~ Jay and the Americans

Frank Sinatra

Heh..

I'm sure some might disagree, grouchy, but I couldn't agree more.

planosteve wrote:

Ric wrote:Most Catholic publications put the number at over two million.

Not exactly an impartial historical record.

Neither is your assessment that it's not

Most Catholic publications put the number at over two million.

But they WERE on a rampage against Christianity.. and he was particularly scared of and bent on destroying not only Catholics but all Christians. He incorporated the entire Protestant faith and absorbed it into the Nazi teachings. Hitler wanted people to worship him and not Christ. No doubt he wante...

The article may have been incorrect, But millions of others DID get destroyed in Nazi Death Camps. And it really wasn't my biggest point in the whole thing, but thanks for taking it and pointing that out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims

which group was worse? These were my weekend reflections after Mass yesterday. At Mass this morning, Fr Mel spoke about a Franciscan martyr, St Maximilian Kobe.. a man of Polish descent who lived for many years in Russia. It was a fascinating story, and I wish I had been able to talk to him after Ma...

BigTex wrote:What were her living conditions in Africa?

Since she is in America now, what difference could/should THAT make?

I think it's crazy. Inhumane. certainly a violation of human, if not civil rights.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... lated.html

You should contact him and get on the witness list and tell your story there, too. It is a great example of selective code enforcement.

Nelson Burton, Sr.

Thanks, Buddy...

Heh.. That one is greatness, Jello. I think that, if the message is to be heard/seen, commercials are going to need to be even more creative. Else they will just be fast forwarded over....

Time After Time ~ Frank Sinatra

Have you seen th Dodge commercial about the competitive Dodge Brothers beginning with their first vehicle intro in 1914. Pretty good. Especially for a commercial. More especially for a car commercial..

I'd have to agree with that assessment..