[Zechariah Smyth]

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This is technikal questions. Where does leg of Zsa Zsa go after amputation?
Can it get off on technikcality and go to heaven? Of course Zsa Zsa and leg would be separate for eternity. If this is possible then heaven is having some lost and found sector for blameless appendages? Or is appendage having fractional soul quality and ending up in hell with rest of body? Thank you for response.

Well, her various medical problems have a root cause of SIN, so if the doctor/abortionists have to cut her leg off (in accordance with Matthew 5:30, for instance) naturally the severed body part will go to hell, where it will help to stoke the fires that consume sinners.



Since I do not foresee a scenario wherein "Zsa Zsa" Gab-whore is truly repentant, she will join her smoldering limb in hell shortly.

Yours in Christ,

Z. Smyth

P.S. Don't forget to introduce yourself in the Introduction Forum so we can greet you properly.

[Boris S. Atanovsky]

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Since I do not foresee a scenario wherein "Zsa Zsa" Gab-whore is truly repentant, she will join her smoldering limb in hell shortly.

Well, she is not dead yet so we cannot predict her repentance or if this repentance will be true or not, I think.

I see I am going to have to tell my friend Ivan some not so good news about appendage he shot off by unfortunate accident happened in special arms training. He was hoping at least some part of him is going to heaven. Poor guy, I'm going to buy him KJV bible as gift when I visit him in army hospital next week.

[Zechariah Smyth]

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Well, she is not dead yet so we cannot predict her repentance or if this repentance will be true or not, I think.

I plainly said that I could not foresee: please do not indirectly accuse me of divination.



(Deuteronomy 18:10-13) "There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD: and because of these abominations the LORD thy God doth drive them out from before thee. Thou shalt be perfect with the LORD thy God."

I see I am going to have to tell my friend Ivan some not so good news about appendage he shot off by unfortunate accident happened in special arms training. He was hoping at least some part of him is going to heaven. Poor guy, I'm going to buy him KJV bible as gift when I visit him in army hospital next week.

My prayers go out to your clumsy incomplete rooskie friend.

Please, Mister Smythe, if you have the power, can you change my title to more accurate "rabid ex-communist". Thank you. Also, I never like Karl Marx and cannot understand stuff what he was writing about anyway.

(Psalms 26:2) "Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; try my reins and my heart."

Giddy up, cowboy.



YiC,

Z. Smyth

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Brother Boris. Oh.My.God. Your picture......there's just something about it that makes me want to say something, now I Fear I must...

You are getting BALD!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Jesus sent another ultraliberal journalist to hell today. His years serving satan at the notorious Joo York Times attacking Richard Nixon and trying to turn the American people against the Vietnam War will ensure that Jesus has reserved a special level of torment for him.

Former NYT columnist, author Tom Wicker dies

MONTPELIER, Vt. - Tom Wicker, the former New York Times political reporter and columnist whose career soared following his acclaimed coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, died Friday at his home in Rochester, Vt. He was 85.

Wicker died after an apparent heart attack Friday morning, his wife Pamela said.

"He'd been ill with things that come from being 85," she said. "He died in his bedroom looking out at the countryside that he loved."

Wicker grew up in poverty in Hamlet, N.C., and wanted to be a novelist, but pursued journalism when his early books didn't catch fire. He worked at weekly and daily newspapers in North Carolina before winning a spot as a political correspondent in the Times' Washington bureau in 1960.

Three years later, he was the only Times reporter to be traveling with Kennedy when the president was shot in Dallas.

Gay Talese, author of the major history of The New York Times, wrote of Wicker's coverage: "It was a remarkable achievement in reporting and writing, in collecting facts out of confusion, in reconstructing the most deranged day in his life, the despair and bitterness and disbelief, and then getting on a telephone to New York and dictating the story in a voice that only rarely cracked with emotion."

One year later, Wicker was named Washington bureau chief of the Times, succeeding newspaper legend James Reston, who had hired Wicker and called him "one of the most able political reporters of his generation."

In 1966, Wicker began his "In the Nation" column, becoming, along with colleague Anthony Lewis, a longtime liberal voice on the Op-Ed page. Two years later he was named associate editor of the Times, a post he held until 1985.

He ended his column and retired to Vermont in 1991 but continued to write. He published 20 books, ranging from novels about gritty, hard-scrabble life in the South to reflections on the presidents he knew.

Among his books was "A Time to Die," winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Award in 1976, which recounted Wicker's 1971 experience as an observer and mediator of a prison rebellion at New York's Attica prison.

Wicker, the son of a railroad man, started in journalism in 1949 at the weekly Sandhill Citizen in Aberdeen, N.C., where he was paid $37.50 a week to report on such local news stories as the discovery of "the first beaver dam in anyone's memory on a local creek."

He moved on to a local daily and then to the larger Winston-Salem Journal, where he worked for most of the 50s, with time out in 1957-58 to serve as a Nieman fellow at Harvard University. He went to work for the Nashville Tennessean in 1959 but then a year later was hired by Reston.

In mid-1961, when Times veteran Bill Lawrence abruptly quit his post as White House correspondent in a dispute with management, Wicker got the assignment. He said it was a dream assignment — "sooner or later most of the government's newsworthy business passes through the White House" — and especially covering the excitement of the Kennedy era.

On Nov. 22, 1963, Wicker was in the first press bus following the Kennedy motorcade when the president was assassinated. He would later write in a memoir that the day was a turning point for the country: "The shots ringing out in Dealey Plaza marked the beginning of the end of innocence."

At that moment, however, all he knew was that he was covering one of the biggest stories in history. "At first no one knew what happened, or how, or where, much less why," he later wrote. "Gradually, bits and pieces began to fall together."

Wicker dictated his story from phones grabbed here and there, with most of his writing done at a desk in the upper level of the Dallas airport. "I would write two pages, run down the stairs, across the waiting room, grab a phone and dictate," Wicker later wrote. "Dictating each take, I would throw in items I hadn't written, sometimes whole paragraphs."

Although Wicker didn't even have a reporter's notebook that day and scribbled all of his notes on the backs of printed itineraries of the presidential visit, his story captured the detail and color of the tragic events.

Describing the president's widow as she left the hospital in Dallas, Wicker wrote: "Her face was sorrowful. She looked steadily at the floor. She still wore the raspberry-colored suit in which she greeted welcoming crowds in Fort Worth and Dallas. But she had taken off the matching pillbox hat she had worn earlier in the day, and her dark hair was windblown and tangled. Her hand rested lightly on her husband's coffin as it was taken to a waiting hearse."

In 1966, Wicker was named a national columnist, replacing retiring Times' icon Arthur Krock, who had covered 10 presidents. Wicker's first column reported on a political rally in Montana. He would later say that it was a huge step to move from detached observer to opinion holder — and especially in the times he was writing.

"My own transition from reporter to columnist coincided roughly with the immense American political re-evaluation that sprang in the sixties from the Vietnam War and the movement against it, from the ghetto riots in the major cities, and from the brief flowering of the counterculture," Wicker wrote in his 1978 book, "On Press."

Wicker was not lacking in opinions, though, and over the years took strong and sometimes unpredictable stands, emphasizing such issues as the nation's racial divide.

On race, he said in a 1991 interview in the Times: "I think the attitudes between the races, the fear and the animosity that exist today, are greater than, let us say, at the time of the Brown case, the famous school desegregation decision in 1954."

Although Wicker was attacked by President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew for his negative coverage during the Nixon administration, he argued in a 1991 book, "One of Us: Richard Nixon and the American Dream," that Nixon accomplished much in his presidency and deserves a high ranking in history.

In his final column, published Dec. 29, 1991, Wicker commented on the fall of the Soviet Union and urged President George H.W. Bush to "exercise in a new world a more visionary leadership" on non-military issues like the environment.

"As the U.S. did not hesitate to spend its resources to prevail in the cold war, it needs now to go forward as boldly to lead a longer, more desperate struggle to save the planet, and rescue the human race from itself," he wrote.

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Tom Wicker


Oh.my.GOD! The Wicker Man!!!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Praise Jesus! For He has finally sent the whore daughter of the worst atheist dictator on earth to hell! GLOOORY!!

Stalin’s Daughter Dies at 85

Her three successive names were signposts on a twisted, bewildering road that took her from Stalin’s Kremlin, where she was the “little princess,” to the West in a celebrated defection, then back to the Soviet Union in a puzzling homecoming, and finally to decades of obscurity, wandering and poverty.

At her birth, on Feb. 28, 1926, she was named Svetlana Stalina, the only daughter and last surviving child of the brutal Soviet tyrant Josef Stalin. After he died in 1953, she took her mother’s last name, Alliluyeva.

Ms. Peters died of colon cancer on Nov. 22 in Richland County, Wis., the county’s corporation counsel, Benjamin Southwick, said on Monday. She was 85.

Her death, like the last years of her life, occurred away from public view. There were hints of it online and in Richland Center, the Wisconsin town in which she lived, though a local funeral home said to be handling the burial would not confirm the death. A county official in Wisconsin thought she might have died several months ago. Phone calls seeking information from a surviving daughter, Olga Peters, who now goes by the name Chrese Evans, were rebuffed, as were efforts to speak to her in person in Portland, Ore., where she lives and works.

Ms. Peters’s initial prominence came only from being Stalin’s daughter, a distinction that fed public curiosity about her life across three continents and many decades. She said she hated her past and felt like a slave to extraordinary circumstances. Yet she drew on that past, and the infamous Stalin name, in writing two best-selling autobiographies.

Long after fleeing her homeland, she seemed to be still searching for something — sampling religions, from Hinduism to Christian Science, falling in love and constantly moving. Her defection took her from India, through Europe, to the United States. After moving back to Moscow in 1984, and from there to Soviet Georgia, friends told of her going again to America, then to England, then to France, then back to America, then to England again, and on and on. All the while she faded from the public eye.

Ms. Peters was said to have lived in a cabin with no electricity in northern Wisconsin; another time, in a Roman Catholic convent in Switzerland. In 1992, she was reported to be living in a shabby part of West London in a home for elderly people with emotional problems.

“You can’t regret your fate,” Ms. Peters once said, “although I do regret my mother didn’t marry a carpenter.”

‘Little Sparrow’

Her life was worthy of a Russian novel. It began with a loving relationship with Stalin, who had taken the name, meaning “man of steel,” as a young man. (He was born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili.) Millions died under his brutally repressive rule, but at home he called his daughter “little sparrow,” cuddled and kissed her, showered her with presents, and entertained her with American movies.

She became a celebrity in her country, compared to Shirley Temple in the United States. Thousands of babies were named Svetlana. So was a perfume.

At 18, she was setting the table in a Kremlin dining room when Churchill happened upon her. They had a spirited conversation.

But all was not perfect even then. The darkest moment of her childhood came when her mother, Nadezhda Alliluyeva, Stalin’s second wife, committed suicide in 1932. Svetlana, who was 6, was told that her mother had died of appendicitis. She did not learn the truth for a decade.

In her teenage years, her father was consumed by the war with Germany and grew distant and sometimes abusive. One of her brothers, Yakov, was captured by the Nazis, who offered to exchange him for a German general. Stalin refused, and Yakov was killed.

In her memoirs she told of how Stalin had sent her first love, a Jewish filmmaker, to Siberia for 10 years. She wanted to study literature at Moscow University, but Stalin demanded that she study history. She did. After graduation, again following her father’s wishes, she became a teacher, teaching Soviet literature and the English language. She then worked as a literary translator.

A year after her father broke up her first romance, she told him she wanted to marry another Jewish man, Grigory Morozov, a fellow student. Stalin slapped her and refused to meet him. This time, however, she had her way. She married Mr. Morozov in 1945. They had one child, Iosif, before divorcing in 1947.

Her second marriage, in 1949, was more to Stalin’s liking. The groom, Yuri Zhdanov, was the son of Stalin’s right-hand man, Andrei Zhdanov. The couple had a daughter, Yekaterina, the next year. But they, too, divorced soon afterward.

Her world grew darker in her father’s last years. Nikita S. Khrushchev, Stalin’s successor as Soviet leader, wrote in his memoirs about the New Year’s party in 1952 when Stalin grabbed Svetlana by the hair and forced her to dance.

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Pastor Ezekiel, I am so thrilled to see that any Relative of a Communiss! has Died that I will temporarily interrupt my Christmas Shopping in order to offer up a hearty Hosanna!!!

[Gabriel Reproba]

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Warm up the coffin caboose... That heretic and flase prophet, Billy Graham, is scratching at Satan's door:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/preacher-billy-graham-hospitalized-in-nc-for-cough-fever-will-be-tested-for-pneumonia/2011/11/30/gIQAhbqWEO_story.html

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — The Rev. Billy Graham was admitted to a hospital Wednesday near his home in western North Carolina to be tested for pneumonia after suffering from congestion, a cough and a slight fever, his spokesman said.

[Mistress Cookie]

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MOVIE WHORE'S BASTARD DEVIL SPAWN DIES

Secret Love Child of Clark Gable and Loretta Young Dies at 76

Judy Lewis was never acknowledged by actor, mother Loretta Young pretended she was adopted

Her mother was Loretta Young. Her father was Clark Gable.

Yet Judy Lewis spent her first 19 months in hideaways and orphanages, and the rest of her early life untangling a web of lies spun by a young mother hungry for stardom but unwilling to end her unwed pregnancy.

Loretta Young’s deception was contrived to protect her budding movie career and the box-office power of the matinee idol Gable, who was married to someone else when they conceived their child in snowed-in Washington State. They were on location, shooting the 1935 film “The Call of the Wild,” real lovers in front of the camera and actual lovers outside its range.

Young was 22 and unmarried when she and Gable, 34 and married to Maria Langham, had their brief affair. She spent most of her pregnancy in Europe to avoid Hollywood gossip.

Ms. Lewis was born on Nov. 6, 1935, in a rented house in Venice, Calif. Soon she was turned over to a series of caretakers, including St. Elizabeth’s Infants Hospital in San Francisco, so that Young could return to stardom.

When Ms. Lewis was 19 months old, her mother brought her back home and announced through the gossip columnist Louella Parsons that she had adopted the child.

Schoolmates teased Lewis about her ears: they stuck out like Dumbo’s. Or, as Hollywood rumors had it, they stuck out like Clark Gable’s. Ms. Lewis’s mother dressed her in bonnets to hide them. When Ms. Lewis was 7 her ears were surgically altered to make them less prominent.

Of course, even Hedonistic Hellywood laughed at Loretta when she said her little mite was adopted.....hmmm, I wonder why???

......THE HOLLYWOOD WHORE ...........THE BASTARD DAUGHTER
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Wow, so a 115 year old Jap gets hit and now Decent Christians need to look at this. We need new Blood on the HELL Train!

HELL, bring back Patrick Swayze!

[Pastor William Nathaniel Sampson]

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Jesus killed a big one today!

Christopher Hitchens dead


Christopher Hitchens has died of cancer at the age of 62, Vanity Fair reports.
The magazine said he died today after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer last year while on a book tour for his memoir Hitch-22.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Jesus killed a big one today!

Christopher Hitchens dead


Christopher Hitchens has died of cancer at the age of 62, Vanity Fair reports.
The magazine said he died today after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer last year while on a book tour for his memoir Hitch-22.

Well praise Jesus! I guess my Prayers have been answered!

[Jack O'fagan]

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You can't go around bad mouthing your creator and not expect to get punished. I have been praying for this day.

GLORY!

Jack

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My Christian Mother taught me that one should never speak Ill of the Dead, and so I commend him for:

"He wrote in a 2004 opinion piece for The Nation magazine that he was "slightly" for the re-election of President George W. Bush."

But also................

Wheeeee! This is going to make my Christmas Shopping experiences yet more Joyful, thinking of this. I'll be up front in that Hummer feeling extra