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Jesuits' Illuminati Choose to Destroy the Lisbon Treaty.
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This UK crowd claim to have an original copy of the poster.Flamed Diving wrote: »Well if a blog said it, it must be true.
http://seanbryson.com/articles/europe_babel_bible.html
Its also the only website that you can magnify the poster and look into it in more detail. Take note of the block images of people and the child in the bottom right hand corner.
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Run_to_da_hills wrote: »This UK crowd claim to have an original copy of the poster.
http://seanbryson.com/articles/europe_babel_bible.html
Ooooh, Christian fundamentalists. What other gems can you dig up for us?
A select quote from that site:'Superstates are an Infringement of Divine Law'
What we can learn from the episode at Babel is that national divisions and language barriers in the world have been set in place by God in order to hinder the progress of Satan's one-world kingdom until the time is historically right for it to occur, i.e. when the world has finally "filled up the cup of its iniquity" and irreversibly rendered itself liable to judgement. Separate sovereign nation-states have been ordained by Him not only to look after the general welfare of the people but also to uphold the rule of law in order to prevent anarchy in a fallen world (Rom.13:1-7). And this Divine function on earth operates alongside the division of languages and separate nation-states to ensure the necessary prevention of an antichristian global unity. The establishment of a small number of federal superstates across the world would provide the perfect preparation for the final antichristian one-world government predicted in the Bible. The concept of a trans-national superstate is, therefore, an infringement of Divine Law and a modern exhibition of the same rebellious pagan spirit which built the Tower of Babel.
Christian pastors are often asked by their congregations how they should use their vote in an election. My advice would always be to choose a candidate who most closely conforms to the Law of God as revealed in the Bible on a range of issues, such as law and order, morality, homosexuality, marriage & the family, freedom of worship, attitude to the helpless and oppressed, medical ethics, genetics, and who also clearly opposes abortion as a means of contraception.
However, although it is prophesied in the Bible that after a period of increasing apostasy in the visible church a violently antichristian world government will indeed rise to power (along with a parallel confederation of world religions), there are two reasons why this should not unduly depress Christians. First, we can do a great deal today towards educating people about these things and doing everything lawfully possible to prolong the sovereignty of disparate nation states and stem the tide of antichristian amorality. Second, even when the antichristian world-powers have eventually come to their fullness, we must remember that they will be very short-lived because the Lord Jesus Christ will quickly return and "will consume with the breath of His mouth and destroy with the brightness of His coming" (2 Thessalonians 2:8).0 -
From the same site:
http://seanbryson.com/articles/white_britain.html
Note the BNP links.
How cute!
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I would be inclined to agree with ya.GhostInTheRuins wrote: »Why do all the fundies have such crap looking websites?
Now for the next interesting topic. The "Woman riding the Beast"
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Well without knowing the details of the drawing itself (hell, it could be another fake for all we know), it shows all the nations together under an EU flag. It's hard to say what the woman represents. It could be Lady Liberty or some other iconic figure that represents the togetherness of the EU peoples. The "beast" is not a satanic creature, it's a bull. It represents strength and from the above would seem to signify that if people work together, then they are stronger.Run_to_da_hills wrote: »I would be inclined to agree with ya.
Now for the next interesting topic. The "Woman riding the Beast"
It's one of the least sinister drawings I've seen.0 -
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It came from a cover of "Time Magazine", on the topic of a United Europe.Well without knowing the details of the drawing itself (hell, it could be another fake for all we know), it shows all the nations together under an EU flag. It's hard to say what the woman represents. It could be Lady Liberty or some other iconic figure that represents the togetherness of the EU peoples. The "beast" is not a satanic creature, it's a bull. It represents strength and from the above would seem to signify that if people work together, then they are stronger.
It's one of the least sinister drawings I've seen.
Heres another :pac:
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The Harlot Rides a Beast The Antichrist's System is RevealedTime magazine, no, another Christian headbangers website more like...
The woman on the bull is Europa. The story comes from long before Christianity, of course I'm wasting my time telling this to a someone who thinks quotes the bible and BNP racist websites are a valid argument...
Revelation Chapter 17
Taken from outside a "headbangers" Building in Brussels
Bronze Statue out front the Justus Lipsius building which is where the Council of the European Union is located. Javier Solana is Secretary General of the Council. His office is in the Justus Lipsius building behind the Statue. On the blue flag if you look close enough you will see Council of the EU
Greek Euro Coin depicting the European Parliament Logo. (Ancient Europa
UK Stamp from a series Commemorating the EU Parliament. (Europa)
German Phone Card.
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Europa (Greek Εὐρώπη) was a Phoenician woman of high lineage in Greek mythology, from whom the name of the continent Europe has ultimately been taken. The story of her abduction by Zeus in the form of a bull was a Cretan story,RTDH!
It's not from the bible, it's europa from the greek myth. Why can't you understand that simple fact?
What the hell has it got to do with the bible?
What is wrong with christians that they think everything has something to do with them?
Bloody Jesuits!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_(mythology)
Another gem from outside the Current European Parliment office at Strasbourg, this must be the real whore riding the beast showing off her ti**ies. :pac:
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Run_to_da_hills wrote: »
Another gem from outside the Current European Parliment office at Strasbourg, this must be the real whore riding the beast showing off her ti**ies. :pac:
Here's an image of the "virgin" Mary with her baps out, another of your whores maybe?
http://blog.balder.org/billeder-blog/chokri_ ben_chikha_virgin_ mary_naked.jpg
Oh wait, isn't this same woman regularly depicted as riding a beast too?
I knew christianity was really the antichrist :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
<edit> right lads, I edited this one, just put some spaces in the link to teh pic of Mary with her Baps out, Dunno if its Pron or religious iconography, or art or whatnot, but I'm fairly sure pics of Burds wit there baps out contravenes site rules,mother of God or not for any of ye horndogs all ye have to do is C+P the link and remove the spaces 
Mahatma
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Is that an admission of being wrong?Run_to_da_hills wrote: »Europa (Greek Εὐρώπη) was a Phoenician woman of high lineage in Greek mythology, from whom the name of the continent Europe has ultimately been taken. The story of her abduction by Zeus in the form of a bull was a Cretan story,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_(mythology)
Another gem from outside the Current European Parliment office at Strasbourg, this must be the real whore riding the beast showing off her ti**ies. :pac:0 -
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No, just applying the appropriate link unlike other posters. the "woman on the Beast" goes way back in history long before the EU Parliament decided to take it on as their official logo.Is that an admission of being wrong?
There is more to it than that. The twelve stars on the EU flag often held by this harlot sitting on the beast. Designed in 1955 by Arsène Heitz, who revealed himself where he got inspiration for the design. Another thread topic. 0
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