Author Topic: Political pundits and the media are equating John Hagee with Louis Farrakhan  (Read 1542 times)

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Offline RationalThought110

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They want McCain to insult him like he did to Robertson and Falwell in 2000.

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"They want McCain to insult him like he did to Robertson and Falwell in 2000."

And knowing McCain, he'll likely oblige.

McCain reminds me of a scene from a movie that I once saw about the downward spiral in Germany in the 1930s, just as the Nazis were getting emboldened as a political party.  A comedian was on stage in Berlin and had this joke:  "Franklin Roosevelt was just elected in America, and his first statement was to publicly forgive all his political enemies.  Here in Germany, Adolph Hitler was just elected Chancellor, and his first act was to have all his friends arrested."  The comedian was later beaten in his dressing room by Brownshirts.

Like a man who fails to grasp who his friends are, I fully expect McCain to run hard to the left during this upcoming election.  As for how McCain will govern, that's an academic question, because he's going to be beaten soundly.

"Better to face a known enemy looking to cut your throat than to have a unreliable 'ally' who might put his knife in your back."  And you can quote me on that.

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First off let me say i like both Falwell and and Robertson however there is a difference.Pastor Haggee has never said that homos caused hurricanes or other catastrophes. To compare him to the Black shvartza reggae dancing Nazi trashkan is just a bizzare leftist trick to and a weak attempt to make Pastor Hagge look bad.When has Hagee ever called Islam a gutter religion and when has he said the kkk is a great organazation like farrakan trash can said of Hitler that he was a great man
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Hagee certainly has his peculiarities, but he's not evil like Farrakhan.

Offline RationalThought110

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"They want McCain to insult him like he did to Robertson and Falwell in 2000."

And knowing McCain, he'll likely oblige.

McCain reminds me of a scene from a movie that I once saw about the downward spiral in Germany in the 1930s, just as the Nazis were getting emboldened as a political party.  A comedian was on stage in Berlin and had this joke:  "Franklin Roosevelt was just elected in America, and his first statement was to publicly forgive all his political enemies.  Here in Germany, Adolph Hitler was just elected Chancellor, and his first act was to have all his friends arrested."  The comedian was later beaten in his dressing room by Brownshirts.

Like a man who fails to grasp who his friends are, I fully expect McCain to run hard to the left during this upcoming election.  As for how McCain will govern, that's an academic question, because he's going to be beaten soundly.

"Better to face a known enemy looking to cut your throat than to have a unreliable 'ally' who might put his knife in your back."  And you can quote me on that.

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Hagee, is a decent guy,  I'm afraid that he missionizes, but he is on no level close to Farrakhan
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I posted this thread more than two months ago. 

I told you this would happen.  Now they're trying to equate Hagee with Jeremiah Wright. 

McCain never had any relationship with Hagee or the pastor who discussed Islam.  Hagee only endorsed McCain after he was about to clinch the GOP nomination.