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>>But basically they do, John, just by other means.
>>These guys, and many like them, want the state to do it for them. They take any opportunity to encourage warring with Muslim states. These guys are pleased that Isreal has nukes, but I bet they're disappointed that they haven't used them yet.
>>None of the ones I named would shed a tear if nuclear weapons were to rain down on Egypt or Iran or Pakistan or Indonesia or several other Muslim countries.
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>>"terrorism" isn't a part of their idea - at least not if it can be directly associated with themselves. I'd bet, though, that if they could do it clandestinely, they would.
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>>Jim
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>Hi Jim.
>I could say this about anyone, even about the peace loving Canadians. I think it would be a rediculous thing to say, especially without any evidence, but I can say it.
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>Not all "Christians" are evil Jim.

I've heard both Pat Robertson and Franklin Graham say essentially what I wrote. I don't think it would be hard to find similar for Falwell.

I agree, Dean, that most Christians are not evil - I am one myself. But that Evangelical variety surely is and a few of their close sects come very close too.

Bumper sticker of Evangelical: In case of Rapture, this car will be driverless.

Bumper sticker of Christian (regular): In case of Rapture, can I have your car?

Jim