TRUMP - Some people think......... How do you feel?

[Waterfall]

The U.S. is not attacking Canada? Just wait.

The U.S. is running dangerously low on water. Canada will either give it to the U.S, or the U.S. will take it. And that's probably within ten to twenty years - tops.

We will just give it to them without fuss off course....we're nice.

 

[BetteTheRed]

I'm not so sure of that. There's some strong indigenous activism around water rights, and watersheds around my particular area. Lots of calls to ban bottled water, the buying or leasing of watersheds to remove water. My county recently defeated a dump proposal for a watershed site and is now fighting strongly against an aggregate proposal. Aggregates are a bit difficult, because they're a large component in the building of wind farms... I think it was Gwynne Dyer, or maybe Suzuki, who predicted that the fight AFTER petrocarbons would be over H20.

 

[Waterfall]

I'm not so sure of that. There's some strong indigenous activism around water rights, and watersheds around my particular area. Lots of calls to ban bottled water, the buying or leasing of watersheds to remove water. My county recently defeated a dump proposal for a watershed site and is now fighting strongly against an aggregate proposal. Aggregates are a bit difficult, because they're a large component in the building of wind farms... I think it was Gwynne Dyer, or maybe Suzuki, who predicted that the fight AFTER petrocarbons would be over H20.

I'd rather die sharing water than die in a war over it....maybe we'll get better at taking the salt out of the ocean water than resort to war.

 

[BetteTheRed]

I'd rather die sharing water than die in a war over it....maybe we'll get better at taking the salt out of the ocean water than resort to war.

Have you had a look at "an ocean" recently? It's full to overflowing of our discarded plastic. No possible water source there unless we get a lot more organized than we are at present.

 

[Jaebius]

The President and the Lord, in close fellowship, deep intimacy.

 

[Seeler]

Jae, that is a fake picture.
I can tell.

 

[Jaebius]

Jae, that is a fake picture.
I can tell.

You... thought I was posting it thinking it was a photograph or something?

It's obviously the work of an artist.

Don't miss the point though.

 

[Mendalla]

Jae, that is a fake picture.
I can tell.

Obviously. In real life, Trump would make Jesus kneel before his glory.

 

[Redbaron]

'I prefer saviors who don't get nailed to crosses.'

 

[Luce NDs]

Obviously. In real life, Trump would make Jesus kneel before his glory.

Key/qui composition of oligarchy? Well quis my R's ... a following ... thought? Some grasp them some don't ...

 

[Luce NDs]

'I prefer saviors who don't get nailed to crosses.'

They become partisan ... Dei unseen in destruction of forests ... agent orange?

Some label them subversive ... Leis hidden in words ...

We are our own worst enemy prime for destruction by mysterious natures ... self imposed oppression?

 

[Jaebius]

'I prefer saviors who don't get nailed to crosses.'

How else would he have paid the price for us Redbaron?

 

[Redbaron]

You'll have to discuss that with Trump.

 

[Graeme Decarie]

Yes, yes. A price must be paid. It's all part of a process by which we have made a soap opera out of Christian teaching.

 

[Jaebius]

Yes, yes. A price must be paid. It's all part of a process by which we have made a soap opera out of Christian teaching.

The price for our sins Graeme. Jesus died for our sins upon the cursed tree.

 

[GeoFee]

Hi,

The price for our sins Graeme. Jesus died for our sins upon the cursed tree.

Jesus died because of our sins. The religious and political powers refused to acknowledge the truth Jesus revealed about the way of power in the world. So they killed him while the population stood by either endorsing the murder or fearful of repercussion should they denounce it. We see this in the apostolic community's suffering for testifying to the righteousness of Jesus in the face of religious and state resistance and persecution.

Much depends on how we define salvation. For me it represents liberation from the way of error and sanctification along the way of truth. I find the religion about Jesus to be a misrepresentation of truth in service to power. This basically grounded in the collusion of Roman Bishops with Constantine's imperial agenda, ratified at the council of Nicaea.

George

 

[Luce NDs]

The price for our sins Graeme. Jesus died for our sins upon the cursed tree.

Thus the light goes down ... depressed by the oppressive desires to know not!

Many deny holocausts ... tis best not to think of what we're capable of ...

 

[Luce NDs]

Do walls block vision and encourage blindness? Imagine a mythical wall like Jericho ... being installed in the soul?

Then the President of the Philippines was reported to ask what was going on with Obama-Trump policies and which was building the best veils in the western mind to support naïveté? Is that ineffable religion that should be inquired into to see what it means?

Albeit in some religions ... understanding is not a big thing ...

 

[Graeme Decarie]

I am aware that Jesus died for our sins. But we all go on sinning. And I find it hard to believe that death was the only possible remedy to our sinning. Nor do I understand the concept of an advance payment for all the sins we hadn't yet committed.

 

[Pontifex Geronimo 13]

I am aware that Jesus died for our sins. But we all go on sinning. And I find it hard to believe that death was the only possible remedy to our sinning. Nor do I understand the concept of an advance payment for all the sins we hadn't yet committed.

Well, it's a good deal. And the only one you've got. Some people claim they are good enough to get to heaven without Jesus. Jesus says they are not.