Cowgold said:

LOL, I guess Pimp'n alone is a reason enough to blow up some satelites. 

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Maybe we should pay China to run a train on your ass. A billion dicks & strap-ons (can't exclude the women) should cure your humor impairment. If not, at least it'd be good as a laugh for the rest of us.

Cowgold said:

Maybe if you weren't so defensive a pimp could catch a joke. Do Ron Paul followers even allow jokes in their country?

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jonathan_206 said:

WHy did Ron Paul supporters commemorate an alleged terrorist in the Ron Paul fundraiser? IS this a move of the communists or something? I don't get it. Please explain. Now.

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Osama bin Laden and Guy Fawkes are completely different people, in different times, with different abilities.

Honestly, what could a 16th century terrorist do? Light a building on fire? They couldn't fly buildings into skyscrapers, unleash nuclear weapons, biological warfare, set roadside bombs, etc.

The connection is completely ridiculous.

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...Yet, as Gary Will in his book Witches and Jesuits points out, Macbeth is an elaborate condemnation of the Jesuits as satanists, murderers, and witches. Macbeth is one of many of it's periods "powder plays", a genre in which certain buzz words, well understood by contemporaries, memorialize the guilt and execution of eight Jesuits for having schemed the Gunpowder Plot of November 5, 1605. The plot aimed to blow up the entire government of great britain including the royal family, in a single catastrophic explosion under the house of parliament.

How could a play defaming Jesuits be of service to the Jesuit agenda? As we shall see, warfare in defense of the papacy requires extravagant measures. In fact, both the Gunpowder Plot which failed, and the celebration of it's detection, which lives on in Macbeth served Rome abundantly. King James I, who declared himself the plots divinely-illuminated discoverer, blamed the plot on "Jesuits and papists" But at the same time, James exonerated "less fanatical catholics". According to Will, "the Plot gave {James} his best opportunity to separate loyal and moderate catholics from the mad extremists of the Plot." In short, the Plot secured England for "loyal and moderate" Roman catholicism. In the reasoning of a superior general [jesuit thing, ties in with sun-tzu type mentality - j206] particularly the general of the Gunpowder Plot and shakespearian theatre, Claudio Acquaviva, the sacrifice of eight jesuits was a small tactical price to pay for moving the king of england to express confidence in the popes british subjects, estimated at half the population of the realm.

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