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Friday, November 19, 2010

Miss You Thanksgiving Ecards

Miss You Thanksgiving Ecards from 123greetings:

Missing U On Thanksgiving - Send this ecard to the one you are missing on Thanksgiving.
Miss You Thanksgiving! - A very special Thanksgiving ecard message for your sweetheart.
Miss You Lots On Thanksgiving! - A heartfelt missing you message ecard for your beloved on Thanksgiving.
On Thanksgiving Missing You - A heartfelt message ecard for a special someone telling how much you are missing him.
Thinking Of You On Thanksgiving! - Share the magic of the Thanksgiving ecard with your loved one telling that his/her...
Wish I Was With You On Thanksgiving - A special missing you message ecard for your beloved on Thanksgiving.
Wish You Were Here On Thanksgiving Ecard - Let your beloved know that Thanksgiving holds no meaning without his/her warmth.
Miles Apart On Thanksgiving Ecard! - Tell your sweetheart how much your heart longs for his/her company on Thanksgiving.
Miss You On Thanksgiving! - A cute Thanksgiving ecard message for the near and dear ones.
Not Together On Thanksgiving - A Thanksgiving miss you message ecard.
Missing Someone On Thanksgiving Ecard - Reach out to someone special on Thanksgiving whose absence makes you feel lonely.
Happy Thanksgiving - Happy Thanksgiving ecard.
I Miss You This Thanksgiving! - Let your loved one or friend know your thoughts through this ecard.
Miss You On Thanksgiving Day! - Let your loved one or friend know how much you miss him or her through this ecard.
Thanksgiving Miss You! - A warm Thanksgiving teddy thank you message ecard.
Thanksgiving Without You... - A cute and funny ecard to let your loved one know how much you are missing him.
Thoughts Of You On Thanksgiving Ecard! - Tell your beloved how much your heart longs for him/her on Thanksgiving.
I Miss You So Much - Funny colourful ecard for Thanksgiving, featuring 2 turkeys.
I Miss You - Coming back home I miss you ecard.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Thanksgiving Prayer Ecards

Thanksgiving Prayer Ecards from 123greetings:

A Special Thanksgiving! - An ecard with a verse that celebrates the remembrance of dear ones on Thanksgiving.
Give Thanks - "Give Thanks" Christian Music Video Ecard with Lyrics...
May You Be Blessed On Thanksgiving - A warm ecard on Thanksgiving, remembering all the blessings of God.
Spirit Of Thanksgiving - An elegant ecard to wish everyone the best things in life on Thanksgiving.
Special Jesus Thanksgiving - A warm and special prayer ecard for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Gratitude! - A special Thanksgiving prayer ecard for friends and family.
BEST- For the beauty of the Thanksgiving - God's wonderful creation ecard. Song is sung by Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School...
Instrumental Hymn Sweet Hour - This video ecard is to show Gods Beauty and Awesome Creation.
Count Your Blessings On Thanksgiving - Spread the warmth of the season by sending this bright Thanksgiving ecard.
Thanksgiving Spirit! - Wish someone a day filled with the spirit of Thanksgiving with this beautiful ecard.
A Thanksgiving Religious Wish - Send this prayer and wish ecard a happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you God for creating - Thank you God for creating prayer ecard
Thank The Lord On Thanksgiving! - Thanksgiving appreciation ecard for the goodness and joy.
Jesus And Mary Thanksgiving! - A beautiful prayer ecard for Thanksgiving.
Count Your Blessings - Smokey... - Great Old time instrumental hymns ecard.
A Thanksgiving Prayer From... - A Thanksgiving prayer ecard to make your loved one's day!
Overflow With Thanksgiving - Reach out to your near 'n dear ones with this heartfelt message ecard on Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Prayer! - Wish ecard your friends or family a Happy Thanksgiving!
A Joyful Thanksgiving! - A cute and warm ecard to cheer up your friends/ family/ dear ones on Thanksgiving.
Special Prayer For Thanksgiving! - Thank the lord for all that you have received on Thanksgiving.
What Am I Thankful For - Thanksgiving with Grace E. Easley
thank you - video i made to play behind me as i did a drama to it for thanksgiving sunday at...
On Thanksgiving And Always - A heartfelt message ecard for your loved ones to wish them a Happy Thanksgiving.
Michael W. Smith - I See You
We Give Thanks - Celtic Thanksgiving Song ecard.
Everyday A Thanksgiving Day... - Touch the hearts of your near 'n dear ones with a cute Thanksgiving poem ecard.
Above All by Michael W. Smith - This is a video I put together for my Bible Study. The song is Above All, by...
A Thanksgiving Prayer! - Send in your prayers and wish your friends or family a Happy Thanksgiving!
Get Well Soon - God’s beautiful light show ecard.
Rejoice And Wish A Happy... - A beautiful Thanksgiving ecard to relive the spirit of the pilgrims.
In Every Thing Give Thanks - For this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. I Thessalonians 5:18
Karen Carpenter sings ecard... - A less well known song of Karen, but revealed the typical music style of the...
Thanksgiving Is Here - Wish your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving with this beautiful ecard.
All things bright and beautiful - All things bright and beautiful ecard.
Seek Blessings On Thanksgiving! - Send this Thanksgiving ecard to all your loved ones wishing them the best things...
Bountiful Blessings On Thanksgiving - Reach out to your friends, family, dear ones on Thanksgiving with this beautiful ecard.
A Thanksgiving Prayer Card! - A Happy Thanksgiving wish coupled with a Thanksgiving prayer ecard.
Happy Thanksgiving! - A beautiful and elegant ecard to greet one and all on Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Ecard - Psalm 100:4 Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise...
Wishing You A Blessed Thanksgiving - Wish your loved ones a warm and blessed Thanksgiving season with this colorful ecard.
Happiness And Joy On Thanksgiving - Share the spirit of Thanksgiving with this warm ecard.
Thanksgiving Day Is Here Again! - Send this beautiful ecard to your loved ones wishing them a Happy Thanksgiving.
A Heart-felt Thanksgiving - A Thanksgiving prayer ecard to make your loved one's day special!
Rejoice And Celebrate Thanksgiving - Celebrate the adventure and pioneering spirit of the pilgrims with your friends...
A Thanksgiving Prayer For You! - Happy Thanksgiving prayers ecard.
A Prayer On Thanksgiving Day! - Share the spirit of Thanksgiving with your near and dear ones with this ecard.
Thanksgiving Blessings! - A warm wish ecard for your friends, family, dear ones on Thanksgiving.
Prayer For Thanksgiving! - Prayer ecard for friends and family.
It's Time To Celebrate... - Send ecards to all your fellow countrymen with a feel of patriotism.
America The Beautiful... - Wish all the people you hold dear with a special American Thanksgiving ecard.
Pray - Child praying ecard.
Celebrating With You... - Wish your fellow countrymen with this warm and beautiful Thanksgiving ecard.
Thanksgiving Medley - Thanksgiving Medley We gather together to ask the Lord's blessing; He chastens...
FOREVER - hillsong - church song - hope you like it. PRAISE THE LORD! AMEN!
Give Thanks - Beautiful fall painting ecard with a lovely little autumn angel to send blessings...
Give Thanks With A Grateful... - Lyrics to song ecard.
Come Ye Thankful People Come - This favourite Harvest Festival hymn was written by Henry Alford (1810-1871)
Blessings On Thanksgiving - Send blessing ecard on Thanksgiving to loved ones.

Socialism: Hand in Hand with Mob Violence

Here is an article on Socialism and Mob Violence by Joel McDurmon:

It seems to be little more than casual news these days when riots break out in Athens, Paris, London, or some other socialist haven. Greeks riot over austerity; we huff. Francs mob over retirement age; we chuckle. Most recently, London students riot over the threat of higher tuition; we snore. We snore right through the glass breaking and all.

It just seems commonplace to us, I guess, that Europe is a Continent of adolescent children who throw things and break stuff, writhing in tantrum, when they don’t get their way. And they have a common phrase over there, “Crazy Americans.” We could reciprocate, but choose to ignore.

What no one seems yet to have pointed out in all the recent news reports is the obvious: socialism itself is by definition mob rule. It is the most powerful organized and collected interests in society leveraging government force to sate their lusts. To do so they extract wealth from other members of society, divvy the loot amongst themselves (the pirate image is too mild—it is more like hyenas over a carcass), and stuff their gullets.

Socialism is the political embodiment of plunder. It is the denial of the rule of law, or private property, individual liberty, and therefore of Christianity.

This system of governmental piracy unleashes at least two important aspects: the lusts of the mob, and the police-power of the mob.

The lusts of the mob manifest the depravity of man: rebellion against maturity, responsibility and honesty. The curse of the fall—the thorns and sweat—are, consciously or not, assumed to be overcome not through godly ethics, but through political policy. That is, through man’s legislative fiat, not God’s—man’s law-order, not God’s. By passing a law limiting work hours, price controls, wage rates, etc., the mob proclaims itself free of the need to work, build, plan, save, sacrifice, etc. This is fallen man’s futile proclamation that he is free, and free indeed. It is futile and blind—blind to the fact that this alleged freedom must be imposed by force of government. “Free at gunpoint.”

But someone has to pay the bills. So the rich get soaked; then they quit producing as much as they would in a free market; then general productivity declines; then national living standards decline; then the State prints and borrows to maintain its promises; then the debts start to get called. Someone has to pay those bills. You can’t just legislate them away indefinitely.

Eventually, someone, somewhere, must sacrifice, work hard, and produce. And those unnecessarily receiving an unnecessarily generous dole must take some cuts.

This means “austerity.” But austerity means backlash from the lustfully entitled mob. The conversation goes like this:

“We need cuts.”

“Yes we do.”

“Who will take the cuts?”

“Not me. You take the cut.”

“No, not me. You take the cut.”

CONTINUED

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Thanksgiving Business Greeting Ecards

Thanksgiving Business Greeting Ecards from 123greetings:

Happy Thanksgiving! - Wish your clients a Happy Thanksgiving with this warm ecard.
Happiness & Blessings On Thanksgiving - Make your corporate acquaintances feel special with this beautiful Thanksgiving ecard.
Thanksgiving At Work! - A fun Thanksgiving ecard for your colleagues or business associates.
A Business Thanksgiving Wish! - Wish your associate or business acquaintance with this Thanksgiving ecard.
Thanksgiving Message! - Happy Thanksgiving wishes ecard.
Send Thanksgiving Wishes! - Wish success, prosperity and joy to your colleagues, boss or business associates with this Thanksgiving ecard.
Thankful ecard with lyrics - Thankful by Caedmon's Call with Lyrics. I own no right to this song or this band...
Wishing You Success On Thanksgiving - Reach out to your corporate acquaintances on Thanksgiving with this warm ecard.
Joys Of Thanksgiving - Wish your colleagues a wonderful Thanksgiving with this beautiful ecard.
Happy Thanksgiving Message! - Wishes ecard for the best Thanksgiving ever!
Harvest Of Happiness On Thanksgiving - Send this warm and wonderful ecard to your business contacts on Thanksgiving.
Wishing You Success On Thanksgiving - Reach out to your corporate acquaintances on Thanksgiving with this warm ecard.
Thanksgiving Season Bright With Joy... - Warm and elegant Thanksgiving wishes ecard for your business contacts.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Beck Is Right About Soros

Those of you deniers of reality, deniers of the truth about George Soros' Nazi connections need to read the transcript of the 60 minutes interview and see that the admission which was made during the interview on 60 minutes, came straight from the horse's mouth. Glenn Beck repeated the widely known story concerning Soros' involvement in handing deportation orders to Jewish families on behalf of the Nazis. Glenn Beck is even so charitable as to say that: 'Soros was only fourteen at the time and does not condemn the activity, asserting that the matter remains "between Soros and God." ' J.R. Dunn of The American Thinker points out that Glenn Beck's treatment of Soros and the narrative is commendable and "in particular his statement that no one has a right to judge the efforts of Jews to survive in Nazi-occupied Europe."

J.R. Dunn goes onto describe the liberals denial of reality (gee, who could imagine - a lib avoiding reality) and points out three major objections made by them:

•1) The incident never happened.

•2) Its import and meaning are quite different that what is implied.

•3) Beck is throwing around Nazi associations in much the same way that the left do when they assert (one example out of thousands), that Prescott Bush "assisted the Nazis."

J.R. Dunn continues:

As to the import of the episode -- many of the comments draw very close to Holocaust denial. How do we know, they ask, that the Jews in question were being sent to the death camps? They could have been going anywhere -- "to Hawaii," one thoughtful commentator states.

This is a standard trope of the Holocaust-denial industry. "Revisionists," as they fancy themselves, have given up complete denial of the exterminations in favor of minimizing Nazi crimes by shaving away at the margins. So we get claims that not all the victims died in Auschwitz, Treblinka, Belzec, and the other camps, but instead were "sent" somewhere -- nobody knows quite where. In the 1980s, one insightful little scholar suggested that a large proportion of the missing six million could be found in Israeli retirement homes. The odious David Irving, a legitimate historian who slid into denial for reasons unknown even to himself, blithely insisted that he had "no idea" what happened to the European Jews, even though he had access to the largest private archive of Nazi documentation ever assembled.

The truth is simple: every Jew deported from the European ghettos went directly to the camps. Most of them were gassed immediately and then -- as the survivors put it -- went up the chimneys. There is no denying this, or eliding it, or making it mean anything else other than what it is. Holocaust denial is a crime. Anyone denying the exterminations is engaging in criminal activity -- particularly if it involves, as it does here, an attempt to silence a political opponent.

On to the claim that Beck is slandering Soros as a Nazi. This type of smear is not uncommon, and it is usually seen headed from the left in a rightward direction, under the assumption that both conservatism and Nazism are "right-wing" doctrines. The Prescott Bush libel is instructive here. Apparently the bank on whose board Bush sat loaned money to Nazi Germany during the 1930s. This is enough for him, his son, and his grandson to be damned from here to eternity as Nazi collaborators of the foulest type, according to the American left.

In truth, Bush was in no way involved in the day-to-day operations of the bank. He may not have been aware of the loans, he may not have voted on them, and he may well not have been asked his opinion. Many international banks loaned money to Germany during that period. We can judge none of them by hindsight. In the early to mid-'30s, Hitler was considered a strongman much like Mussolini or Ataturk, a man whose stern policies and harsh ways were required by the needs of the moment. His attacks on Jews were dismissed as crowd-pleasing rhetoric. Such lofty figures as Franklin D. Roosevelt, Rexford Tugwell, Adolf Berle, Evelyn Waugh, and Wyndham Lewis all expressed admiration for Hitler and Nazism in the early 1930s. Even Winston Churchill, Hitler's deadliest enemy, wrote that if Britain was ever caught in the same predicament as Germany, he hoped that a figure as strong as Hitler would appear to lead her out of it.

That attitude began to fade with Hitler's intervention in Spain in 1936, and it vanished entirely when 1938's Kristallnacht fully revealed his monstrous intentions. Hitler's previous admirers turned away in horror, leaving only mad, capering Ezra Pound to sing his glories.

That's how such slurs work -- a nugget of fact wrapped in endless layers of distortion and innuendo. That is not what Beck is involved in. As we've seen, he retails the story straightforwardly, with no embellishment or speculation. He withholds judgment on grounds of moral discretion and implicitly encourages others to do the same.

Then why mention the story at all? Because it's necessary. An honest portrayal of George Soros would be incomplete without it. There's an aspect of Soros' behavior that has gone unexamined and virtually unmentioned: the complete disconnect between his activities as a businessman and his ambitions as a philanthropist. Soros has, at the very least, skirted financial regulations in most or all of the countries in which he has operated. He has done worse in France, Malaysia, and Thailand -- the French fined him millions, while the Southeast Asian states are reportedly very interested in speaking to him in private. He has caused enormous misery through his currency manipulations. He evidently feels no guilt concerning these matters, either.

Yet this same man professes to be the greatest living champion of the "open society," the bearer of the legacy of Karl Popper (one of the few liberty-loving political philosophers of the last century), and the architect of a true people's democracy, working together with his protégé, Barack Obama.

There's something terribly wrong here. This is not the way a benefactor of humanity actually behaves. It's as if Gandhi financed his independence movement through a network of casinos, or if Martin Luther King sat on the councils of Murder Incorporated. What can the explanation be?

I believe that it can be found in Budapest in 1944. The Holocaust left deep and lasting scars on all who survived it, scars that often acted to cripple their psyches for decades afterward, if not for their entire lifetimes. It's highly unlikely that George Soros is an exception. Did the brutalization of those days find a response in buccaneer raids on the financial markets? Did the memories of what he was forced to do transform him into one of those creatures who "loves humanity and hates human beings"? Is he now little more than a shattered clockwork figure attempting in his twilight years to "do good" without the vaguest notion of what such a concept might entail?

I think the argument could be made. I await Glenn Beck's interpretation with interest. One thing we can be sure of: the left will not be any happier about it than they are with what they've already heard.

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Monday, November 15, 2010

10 Reasons Why so-called Feminists Hate Sarah Palin

H/T VisiontoAmerica