The Trump of the East?

[Brother Gonzalez]

Well, I found this guy Rodrigo Duterte from the Phillistines (spell?) to be very promising:

http://qz.com/691533/the-philippines...his-own-right/


All the things he has done seem in the good path: giving guns to people, saying that it is ok to rape a woman -but claiming her first -, alowing the murder of drug addicts -not only drug dealers, but addicts as well. He also wants to kill the muslims in his country.


But he is for sure a Cathylick, and supports Hillary.


What do you guys think? You know I'm not finished with my bible readings so I cannot think for myself already.

[Basilissa]

Re: The Trump of the East?

Well, I found this guy Rodrigo Duterte from the Phillistines (spell?) to be very promising:

http://qz.com/691533/the-philippines...his-own-right/


All the things he has done seem in the good path: giving guns to people, saying that it is ok to rape a woman -but claiming her first -, alowing the murder of drug addicts -not only drug dealers, but addicts as well. He also wants to kill the muslims in his country.


But he is for sure a Cathylick, and supports Hillary.


What do you guys think? You know I'm not finished with my bible readings so I cannot think for myself already.

Hello, dear. If I were youI wouldn't trust a Philistine. They are all afflicted by God with the emerods (1 Samuel 5:1-6).

[Alvin Moss]

Re: The Trump of the East?

Filipinos are actually Chinamen pretending to be Mexicans. Those who are not Romans are Muslims and those who are neither worship tree stumps and the like. Their country was once owned by Spain, which is a Mexican country in godless Europe. When they prayed to God for deliverance from the cruelties of Spain, God showed them mercy and sent Americans to rescue them. Instead of showing proper gratitude to God, they continued their pagan ways. Later, when the ingrates asked God for deliverance from Godly America, the Lord was angered and He sent Marines to punish and scourge them.

Now, many years have passed, but they are still unsaved wretches, praying to plaster saints, trees and the moon god. Their president is similar in many respects to the average Yankee: he is foul mouthed, murderous, disrespectful and talks funny, but unlike Donald Trump, he is not an instrument of the Lord. The veracity of his comments regarding President Obama are not in question, but, while President Obama may be a scheming and unsaved communist, he is our scheming and unsaved communist and we can't have colored people disrespecting him.

In summation, this man is not the Trump of the Philippines. He is a Chinaman bent on causing mischief for America. He's lucky we closed our bases there. If it was more convenient, we would probably have engineered a coup by now and he'd be incarcerated with the dope fiends.

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: The Trump of the East?

The Philippines is indeed a depraved place. In addition to periodically nailing themselves up on crosses, they are also known as the headquarters of the infamous Filipino shoe cult. Jesus has been known to send floods and pestilence upon them, but so far it has had no measurable effect.

Imelda Marcos' famous collection of 3,000 shoes partly destroyed by termites and floods after lying in storage in the Philippines for 26 years since she exiled

- Part of Imelda Marcos' famous shoe collection, some of her dresses and husband's clothes damaged by bugs and flood water
- Mrs Marcos left at least 1,220 pairs of shoes behind when she and dictator husband were driven out of Philippines in 1986 revolt
- 765 pairs of Marcos' shoes remain undamaged in Marikina's shoe museum

By Amy Oliver for The Mail on Sunday
Published: 03:48 EST, 23 September 2012 | Updated: 06:08 EST, 23 September 2012

She is famous for amassing a prized shoe collection that most women would kill for.

But part of Imelda Marcos' shoe stash, left behind after she and her dictator husband were driven out of the Philippines, has been badly damaged by termites, floods and general neglect, officials said today.

The Marcoses fled the Philippines at the climax of the army-backed 'people power' revolt in 1986 and left behind staggering amounts of personal belongings, clothes and art objects at the palace, including at least 1,220 pairs of the former first lady's shoes.

Among the damaged shoes are a pair of white Pierre Cardin heels, the sole of one destroyed by termites. Other shoes have been warped out of shape or messed by stains.

Hundreds of pieces of late strongman Ferdinand Marcos' clothing, including the formal native see-through Barong shirts he wore during his two-decade rule, have also begun to gather mould and fray after being stored for years without protection at the presidential palace and Manila's National Museum, officials added.

Ironically, more than 150 boxes of clothes, dress accessories and shoes of the Marcoses were transferred to the National Museum for safekeeping two years ago after termites, humidity and mould threatened the apparel at the riverside palace.

There they deteriorated further as the fragile boxes were abandoned in a padlocked museum hall that had no facilities to protect them. Last month the pieces were further damaged by tropical storm rains from a gushing leak in the ceiling, museum officials said.

. . . . .

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-neglect.html

[Basilissa]

Re: The Trump of the East?

I just want to make it very clear, that there can be one and only Trump of God:

1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.

[Leroy Llewelyn]

Re: The Trump of the East?

I just want to make it very clear, that there can be one and only Trump of God:

1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.

Amen, Sister, Amen! So it has been foretold!

YICLL

[handmaiden]

Re: The Trump of the East?

The Philippines is indeed a depraved place. In addition to periodically nailing themselves up on crosses, they are also known as the headquarters of the infamous Filipino shoe cult. Jesus has been known to send floods and pestilence upon them, but so far it has had no measurable effect.

Praise Jesus, I currently own seven pairs of shoes, five pairs of which are simple black.


Non-fetishly Yours,


Handmaiden

[Brother Gonzalez]

Re: The Trump of the East?

Well Duterte did it again, and told Obama to go to hell:

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/10/04/as...te-us-breakup/


Of course, this phillistine is trespassing. No one except God is allowed to decide who is going to hell.


And we know where Obama is going, don't we? We don't need this guy to tell us...

[Alvin Moss]

Re: The Trump of the East?

This President of the Philippines is an outrage. I feel that the only answer for such impertinence is one which is usually delivered by our Godly B-52's. We have built a mighty fleet of these bombers at a huge cost in time and treasure and maintained them for 50 years at another huge cost. Why are we doing this if not to bombard our enemies?


I believe that the Filipinos thirst for American leadership and it is only the hijinks of their Democrat politicians which keep us at odds. I do not believe that this is an occasion for atomic weapons, but I do advise an immediate conventional campaign designed to destroy those who are working with our enemies to vex us.


While we are at it and our adversaries are distracted, we could use this as an opportunity to destroy North Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia and possibly Sweden through the use of our atomic bombs. Those bombs are very effective and they are another expensive project that has been underutilized.


We need to get this world back to Jesus and America and this is the right time to do it.

[Michael Hezekiah Esq]

Re: The Trump of the East?

No no no no no.


War and violence is not the answer to everything.


The radicalism of the Jewish law is that it pretty much abolishes siege warfare. But there is no acknowledgment of this, and other legal discussions (see Nachmanides on Deuteronomy 20:19‑20) assume the legitimacy of the siege and evince little concern with its impact on the civilian population.


Maimonides also proposes a general rule against the sorts of violence that commonly follow upon a successful siege. Anyone “who smashes household goods, tears clothes, demolishes a building, stops up a spring, or destroys articles of food…transgresses the command Thou shalt not destroy.” This sort of thing the tradition is fairly clear about, and the clarity may help, again, to account for its reputation. What is missing is any analysis of underlying principles (like Philo’s distinction between individuals whose life is one of hostility and all others) and any casuistic applications.


These discussions have no cases‑‑even the biblical cases are largely unmentioned. What, for example, would Maimonides have said about the prophet Elishah’s call for an all‑out war against Moab (2 Kings 3:19), “And ye shall smite every fenced city…and shall fell every good tree, and stop all wells of water, and mar every good piece of land with stones”? This sounds like an easy case, except that Elishah’s advice could not easily be denounced. And how would besieged civilians fare when really hard choices had to be made, when the capture of the city was held to be militarily urgent or necessary?


Debate about such questions in contemporary Israel has not yet produced a major theoretical statement. A number of rabbis have criticized the official “purity of arms” doctrine, writing as if it were an alien ideology (secular, Kantian, absolutist) and demanding a relaxation of its ban on the killing of enemy civilians.


The critics do not argue that enemy lives are worth less than Jewish lives, for at least with regard to protection against murder, the tradition is basically egalitarian. Their argument seems to follow instead from a deep suspicion, learned in the centuries of exile and probably better remembered among religious than secular Jews, about the extent of the enmity of the others. Nor is the enmity‑‑this is the concrete fear that goes with the generalized suspicion‑-reliably confined to soldiers. Civilians, too, wait and plan to do us harm.


If you have remained with me to this point, I hope you see why attacking the Philippines is not the answer, nor is attacking North Korea, Iran, Iraq, or anywhere else.


Let us leave vengeance to G_d, shall we? (Deuteronomy 32:35)

[Alvin Moss]

Re: The Trump of the East?

You talk like some kind of peacenick, friend. Why don't you get right with Jesus and stop tempting the Lord. I bet He thinks about striking you down with a lightning bolt two or three times a day. All your smart Jew lawyer talk won't do you any good when you stand before the final judge and receive your reward. Know Jesus, know eternal peace. No Jesus, no eternal peace.

[Brother Gonzalez]

Re: The Trump of the East?

No no no no no.


War and violence is not the answer to everything.

I've learned this the hard way. I just found out that my fiancee's grandfather died in World War II, in a concentration camp.

He fell from the watchtower. Go figure.