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Skriven 2016-04-25 22:46:58 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 32791 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
Ärende: Deat at 57
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Hello Björn,

 BF> Adolf Hitler 56
 BF> Josef Stalin 74
 BF> Prince Nelson 57
 BF> Anita Felten 61

 BF> Oh yes, that white Christian god really knows how to pick them in the
proper
 BF> time.

Jesus was a black woman, with nappy hair.

 BF> Way to go Josef, you must have done something good in the eyes of the
 BF> Christian god since he let you continue your good work for so long.

Historians are beginning to take notice that FDR and Stalin had
a personal relationship beyond the professional relationship of
being leaders of their respective countries.  Was FDR a patriot
or a traitor?  Was Stalin a patriot or a traitor?  It is all a
matter of perspective.

How different the world would have been had FDR not died suddently
prior to the end of WWII.  Stalin did his part, even when Truman
tried to renege on the deal FDR had made with his counterparts in
Yalta and Potsdam.  Even after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki efforts towards peace continued to be made by Stalin.

Unfortunately, the world had to endure decades of a Cold War between
the US and USSR.  A Cold War that could easily have been avoided, and
would have been avoided, had FDR lived.  How so?  FDR had intended to
share US nuclear secrets with his Georgian friend, so that the world
would not have to suffer a WWIII.

Imagine that.  Nuclear non-proliferation.  Set up by the newly-created
United Nations, under the auspices of FDR and Stalin.  Under those
circumstances, who do you think would have become the first secretary
general of the United Nations?

I'll make it a multiple choice question -

* Franklin Delano Roosevelt
* Josef Stalin
* Winston Churchill
* None of the Above

 BF> Does anybody wonder why I don't believe in any deity?

"Lazarus is dead." - Jesus (Jn 11:11-14)

Jesus says the dead really are dead.  They are not in heaven.
They are not in hell.  They are dead.  Nowhere in the old
testament or the new testament is it said otherwise.  The dead
"know not anything" (Ecclesiastes 9:5).  They "do not praise
the Lord" (Psalm 115:17).  Even "their thoughts have perished"
(Psalm 146:4).  When people asked Jesus about King David,
s/he took them to the gravesite and told them the bones of
King David are still there - in the ground.

Do you think s/he was lying?

--Lee

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