[H. Montague Worthington]

Re: Compassionate Remembrance of 9/11 and How It Changed Everythi

I say we should exterminate the 1.3 billion Chinee. Vietnam has plenty of factory workers, and they give you a lot less "lip". I'm also not very fond of the Portuguese.

[Nobar King]

Re: Compassionate Remembrance of 9/11 and How It Changed Everythi

Dear Brother Dr. Ernest,
I'm pretty sure that this was the first thread that I ever read on this forum and your post caused me to shed a couple of tears for our fallen brothers in New York.

God bless you and America and everyone who fights for the rights of Christians everywhere.

[SUV]

Re: Compassionate Remembrance of 9/11 and How It Changed Everythi

This thread has Miraculously Resurrected itself three years later

So might I ask, who was that Benny Layden again? The name rings a bell, but I just can't seem to place him

[Bobby-Joe]

Re: Compassionate Remembrance of 9/11 and How It Changed Everythi

This thread has Miraculously Resurrected itself two years later

So might I ask, who was that Benny Layden again? The name rings a bell, but I just can't seem to place him

He is Obama's vice-president.

[Nobar King]

Re: Compassionate Remembrance of 9/11 and How It Changed Everythi

I'd like to bump this thread to show everyone that 9/11 ISN'T about Americans hating everyone else in the world.

Americans, especially Christian Americans, are among the most caring, thoughtful and compassionate children of the lord.

This tragic day is a day to remember that there are people who hate Jesus, America, and freedom. It is truly their goal to make the world a terrible place for EVERYONE. Sadly, camp Guantanamo isn't big enough for all of them. For the rest of you, I pray that a compassionate drone plane drops a load of compassionate bombs on your terrorist compound. That is all.