Iliamna1

The main rumor about who's behind the JFK assassination points strongly to LBJ. He was h**ed by the Kennedys and soooo wanted to bee the president and he could never have achieved that any other way. LBJ and Sam Rayburn were good buddies and such an act was not beneath either of those creeps.

jeff smith

I will assume , Ms. Pennylynn , darn good looking dog you have there .

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

I've read some material on LBJ and he was a piece of garbage.

I believe that it was quite a few bad actors who were involved.

jeff smith

you aint kidding one bit . I slam is NOT compatible with ANY religion or government . they are to concure and control ALL aspects of life on this planet . as for Palestine , that is not their land it is Israeli land .

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

He is a rescue.... looking for a home. I call him Bruce, but my granddaughter calls him Daisy. He will answer to anything as long as he gets his belly rubbed. Nice dog, good with other animals, and people and especially kids. He only looks big and bad.....

Radiance3

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Palestine's land is the land of Israel for more than 3500 years.

Muslims came in only during 641 AD. They k**led Jews and Christians.

Ricktloml

I read an article some time ago that listed both natural disasters and economic trials every time the U.S. engaged in policies harmful to Israel. Interesting read, can't remember the author

Ricktloml

Looks quite a bit like "Rex" a dog my daughter and son-in-law found abandoned. He was scarred from dog fighting we think, (he was a Pit Bull,) but was so sweet. He frequently would sleep on my front porch, and 2 or 3 cats would pile on top of him, I even saw a possum cuddled up to his back one time. Bless his heart we lost him to cancer when he was about 7-8 years old, (we think). Is Bruce/Daisy really "looking" for home? Or has he secretly found one and you just don't know it yet. I had an old black non-descript, mutt wander up, I had 7 dogs, didn't need or want another. I called Miss Dog, I thought if I didn't name her I could find her another home. Well, 9 years later she passed from old age. Either way good luck, and bless you for looking after these strays.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Yes, there was some odd discussions in the Mishneh, but it is discussions. When taken out of context, they are either so ridiculous or horrifying that the rule is unworthy of discussion. Cherry-picked, it sounds bad. Without editing, here is the text on k*****g referenced in your authority: "Exodus 14:5-7 "It was told to the king of Egypt that the people had fled; and the heart of Pharaoh and his servants became t***sformed regarding the people, and they said, 'What is this that we have done that we have sent away Israel from serving us?' He harnessed his char**t and attracted his people with him. He took six hundred elite char**ts and all the char**ts of Egypt, with officers on them all." From whom were the animals that drove the char**ts? If you say they were from Egypt, doesn't it say (Exodus 9:6) "and all the livestock of Egypt died from the fifth plague"? If you say they were from Pharaoh, doesn't it say (Exodus 9:3) "Moses said to Pharaoh: Behold, the hand of G-d is on your livestock that are in the field"? If you say they were from the Jews, doesn't it say (Exodus 10:26) "And our livestock, as well, will go with us- not a hoof will be left"? Rather from whom were they, from the Egyptians who feared G-d and were not affected by the plagues. We now see that the livestock of the G-d-fearers that escaped the plague caused great hardship for the Jews by being used for char**ts to pursue them. From here R. Shimon ben Yochai said: K**l [even] the good among the gentiles." The G-d-fearers among the Egyptians allowed their animals to be used in battle against the Jews. Presumably, these people went along with their animals and drove the char**ts. We now see that the G-d-fearers, the "good" among the gentiles, were doing battle with the Jews. To this R. Shimon ben Yochai said that, when in battle, do not try to spare the lives of those opposing soldiers who are fine, upstanding people. K**l any enemy soldier, regardless of their character. Sounds much different when taken in context. The same goes for the other "damning" quotes.

It is like cherry-picking the Christian bible... …women should be silent in the churches. For they are not permitted to speak, but should be subordinate, as the law also says. (1 Cor 14:34 NRSV). Or I permit no woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she is to keep silent. (1 Tim 2:12 NRSV). So, reading this it would seem that Christian woman are not permitted to say one word in church or even teach school. I know this is not the intent, but taken out of context... this seems pretty bad.

I do not like speaking badly about the dead, but Israel Shahak was anti-Z*****t, pro-Palestine, pro-muslim.... non-practicing man born from Jewish parents who was brainwashed while in the concentration camp. May G*d give him peace! I will say no more about him.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Rex sounds like a wonderful friend! I am sorry for your loss. Yes Bruce is looking for a family. He was abandoned, the house was foreclosed and he was there all alone and frightened. He is a Olde English Bulldogge, but may be mixed (I do not know his family tree). Sadly, I can not keep all the wonderful furry friends (I have quite a few friends that can not be placed; bitters, missing legs, sick and requiring medications, etc...)..... so, I do my best to place healthy and otherwise healthy kids with the right person or family.

Ricktloml

I know it is so hard. But like you I can't take in every stray that shows up, (although my family teases me about trying to.) One of my 4 dogs now was dumped with her 4 pups, we found homes for them, but no one, (but me,) wanted mom. And you can't know their back-story for the most part. My Ginger, the first time I gave her a bath she hyperventilated, her eyes rolled and had a terrified look and she trembled horribly. I have no idea what happened to my poor girl in a tub somewhere, but it was months before she completely felt at ease getting a bath. I guess at my age, 68, it shouldn't surprise me, the cruelty some 'people' visit on animals...but it still appalls me. I feel helping strays is part of being that "good steward" our Heavenly Father admonishes us to be.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Thank you for sharing that with us!! Mental wounds are much harder to heal than the physical. Like you, I firmly believe that we must be good stewards of the land and the creatures our Father put there.

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

Agree with this too.

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

Amen!

jSmitty45 Loc: Fl born, lived in Texas 30 yrs, now Louisiana

Yes, it belongs to the Israeli people, not the Arabs!