Bishka
Veteran Member
wog2012 said:Quote:Originally Posted by wog2012
We must remember that George W. Bush claims to be a member of the United Methodist Church (UMC). If the information is true, the UMC has a great responsibility in this.
I hear Nixon was a Quaker.
Maybe the Quakers were responsible for Watergate.
Booko. If Nixon was a Quaker, I think the Quaker Elder in his congregation had the moral duty of telling Mr. Nixon "Sir, I think you should correct the wrongness done in water Gate, because it is uncrhistian and puts shame on this congregation.
If George W. Bush is a parishioner of the UMC, I think the pastor in his Church has a moral duty (and comandment from the Holly Book) to say: "Mr. President, the 9/11 Truth Movement has serious evidence against you and Dick Cheney as instigators of the Terror Atacks, with the purpose to institute a Police State in the USA. I think you should allow for an independent investigation on the 9/11 therror atack on the WTC to clear the doubts, and if you have any responsibility as they claim, I'm afraid you would have a lot to do to make amends."
Holly book? Is that some sort of Christmas edition of the Holy Bible? 9/11 truth movement? And if you are going to be a conspiracy theorist, you must blame everyone, not just the President, you are obviously just looking for a scapegoat on this one.
No, Dubya's pastor has no duty to tell Mr. Bush anything, if this pastor believes the truth about what actually happened on 9/11 (terroists is what I'm talking about).
How about you go tell the president if you are so worried?