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drs: >Turok, I'm sorry, but this bloke: >1. Didn't report taxes/didn't pay taxes >2. Was in the country illegally >3. Didn't comply with laws Agree completely -- as I said I'm pretty much hard right on this stuff. >Sorry, but I have less sympathy for this >gentleman than you...

>I'm out of here. Do not pm me. I pm'd him. I don't take orders well. JB

Students with guts, willing to stand for something. Very nice http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,298336,00.html BOULDER, Colo. — About 50 Boulder High School students walked out of class Thursday to protest the daily reading of the Pledge of Allegiance and recited their own version...

I'm pretty hard right on the immigration thing, but stories like this do make one sad. http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/09/27/immigrant.money/index.html MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- For 11 years, Pedro Zapeta, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, lived his version of the American dream in Stuart...

I think is was the "don't understand him 8%" that got to the Ztroll LOL JB

JohnnyK: :Our Father is no cop. Then the bible is not his word (by their fruits ye shall know them). Hey, I have no problem with the above -- it's been a lot of years since I believed that the bible was the inspired word of god. Peace. JB

AAA: >Your quote from Deutoronomy loses its effect when >it is quoted in context. ROFL -- only in your dreams. The context proves my point exactly, that you are wrong about all OT violence being about "getting to the promised land. >The immediately preceding verses state explicitly...

Yes Johnny, I know where this goes and I'll say it again... OK, this Christ guy may have been presented as a really nice guy -- peaceful and all, but his dad is a violent ***hole who according to "historical record" throws his power around like an insecure twit. Christ had plenty of...

AAA: >There is of course a lot of violence in the Old Testament, >but it was for a specific purpose, namely getting the >Israelites to the Promised Land. More canned crap from a christian who doesn't know their bible. Deut. 13 calls for the death and destruction of entire cities if...

JonnyK: >Again, does the Bible really represent Christianity? The christians universally say so -- and I believe in their right to decide for themselves. JB

zTroll: >My guess is a quarter to a half of right wing >fundamentalist klannish Christians would support >suicide bombings by Americans of Islamic countries, >though I doubt they personally wouldn't have the >balls to do it. I don't have to guess -- you're just full of s**t on that...

AAA" >Unlike Chrisitanity with its emphasis on free will, >islam depends heavily on coercion. Not sure I can keep typing I'm laughing so hard. >Christianity does not validate or encourage violence. >Islam does. You only hold that position because you don't read/follow the...

AAA: >The point you and Bush miss is that islam is not really >a religion in the sense the First Amendment envisions. If it wasn't coming from you I would hardly have believed that someone would be willing to say that. All for religious freedom as long as it's yours or something like...

acronym: >If Diesel had been slightly wrong, or given up, he >would be regarded as, if not a charlatan, then >an idiot. Rudolf didn't claim his was turning when it was sitting still. If you don't see the difference, you're as dense as the victims of these scams. >i should mention...

acronym: >Short of swedish submarines, nobody has done much >with the stirling cycle engine recently, technology wise. >The question, is why? Uhhh... because so far the investment is too great relative to the return. There's no mystery surrounding the Sterling -- it's bigger, less...

acronym: >Sure, but what if rudolf diesel had stopped at >powdered coal, and said "this peice o' crap >dont work!! Its impossible!!!!", Dude, the "Dale Simpson Hinged Plate System" is not some 'in development' gizmo. It's a complete "open-source design gifted by Dale to the world"...

ROFLAO! Another guy looking for unobservant suckers. The guy turns the motor on to "start" the device and we hear it whir up to speed (storing momentum in the manner of a flywheel). Now, he turns on the light and unplugs the system and we get to watch the light stay on as he unplugs the...

JB3: >These laws represent the hundreds of years of >studies by the brightest of mankind - that must >count for something. All laws of the best and brightest counted for *everything* until someone proved them wrong. >Some very ingenious "free energy" machines were >invented in the...

Good advice, but I'm not comfortable telling someone ideas must always 'abide' by laws we believe are sacred. In the past man has thought many laws were sacred and have found them broken time and time again. What I am comfortable with is saying "before presenting crap like that, learn how...

You folks are missing out on the ultimate enjoyment -- I *don't* have the Ztroll on ignore and yet I ignore him *almost* all the time. I have the ultimate control so why should I whine. If I want to respond to something he's said, I do. When he begins the Ztroll routine (which is always...