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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

The Family's Clintonista-Oborg Covenant

Surfing around cyberspace, I am reminded [tip o' teh tinfoil to sunny] of this and this, when I see folly like this:

FALLUJAH, Iraq — At the western entrance to the Iraqi city of Fallujah Tuesday, Muamar Anad handed his residence badge to the U.S. Marines guarding the city. They checked to be sure that he was a city resident, and when they were done, Anad said, a Marine slipped a coin out of his pocket and put it in his hand.

Out of fear, he accepted it, Anad said. When he was inside the city, the college student said, he looked at one side of the coin. "Where will you spend eternity?" it asked.

He flipped it over, and on the other side it read, "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. John 3:16."

"They are trying to convert us to Christianity," said Anad, a Sunni Muslim like most residents of this city in Anbar province. At home, he told his story, and his relatives echoed their disapproval: They'd been given the coins, too, he said.

Fallujah, the scene of a bloody U.S. offensive against Sunni insurgents in 2004, has calmed and grown less hostile to American troops since residents turned against al Qaida in Iraq, which had tried to force its brand of Islamist extremism on the population.

Now residents of the city are abuzz that some Americans whom they consider occupiers are also acting as Christian missionaries. Residents said some Marines at the western entrance to their city have been passing out the coins for two days in what they call a "humiliating" attempt to convert them to Christianity...


What next, conversion at gunpoint? That is, of those you don't shoot so Jeebus can sort out later.

These are the people running the prayer breakfasts that HHHillary liked to attend in the Senate. But it seems the Unibama did too.

Of course, it's all Company run. Or running the Company. It's hard to tell which, really. But it's good to know that the Company can at least bring some of its plans to fruition, even if it's a 2000 year old fruit of a slave religion redesigned to control an Empire.

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