Ik voorspel apocalypse

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 05:00 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:

Ik voorspel dus nog een figuur in de toekomst, met x hoge macht en aanzien die een soort "save the planet" actie gaat uithalen waarna hij als een excelente herder, heel de wereld een x richting op gaat/wilt sturen.
Kortom, meer en sneller van hetzelfde waarna je een x percentage aan uitschot overhoud, zoals joden en moslims of zwerfers, hooligans, etc etc, totaal geisoleerd, vast geklampt aan hun ding. Iemand heeft wel goed geleerd van het nazisme maar wat die iemand van plan is in de toekomst.. Now that`s pretty damned shit.

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He has been expected for generations by all of the major religions. Christians know him as the Christ, and expect his imminent return. Jews await him as the Messiah; Hindus look for the coming of Krishna; Buddhists expect him as Maitreya Buddha; and Muslims anticipate the Imam Mahdi or Messiah.



Although the names are different, many believe that they all refer to the same individual: the World Teacher, whose personal name is Maitreya (pronounced my-tray-ah).
Preferring to be known simply as the Teacher, Maitreya has not come as a religious leader, or to found a new religion, but as a teacher and guide for people of every religion and those of no religion.

At this time of great political, economic and social crisis Maitreya will inspire humanity to see itself as one family, and create a civilization based on sharing, economic and social justice, and global cooperation.

He will launch a call to action to save the millions of people who starve to death every year in a world of plenty. Among Maitreya's recommendations will be a shift in social priorities so that adequate food, housing, clothing, education, and medical care become universal rights.

Under Maitreya's inspiration, humanity itself will make the required changes and create a saner and more just world for all.

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 05:00 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:
Overigens zal hij het vooral op moslims gemunt hebben indien de joden nog niet uitgestorven zijn waarbij de stad mekka een sleutelpositie inneemt voor mens.

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De kans om dit allemaal te voorkomen is nihil, maar de kans om dit allemaal uittestellen is evengroot als dat George W. Bush vandaag een moslim word, kortom nihil,

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 08:31 schreef wijsneus het volgende:
-> TRU

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Tegenwoordig kortom 2008

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 05:34 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:

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Het is duidelijk en verstaanbaar naar mijn mening en genoeg zouden het met me eens zijn. Als jij dat van niet vind, tjah, ongetwijfelt zal jij ook je steun daarin krijgen.
Het gaat nu alleen even om iets heel anders wat je terzijde niet moet lezen.

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 13:21 schreef fm07 het volgende:
Het is een onsamenhangend en vaag verhaal wat vooral gloreert in zijn spelfouten,
Iedereen maakt wel eens spelfouten, niks mis mee maar de manier waarom sommige zinnen hier zijn opgebouwd is lachwekkend

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 14:56 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:
Dit soort tekst is eigenlijk niet bedoelt voor de dagelijkse fokker,

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maar juist express daarom spuw ik mn gal altijd hier uit. Ik vind dat in wat voor illusie je je zelf ook hebt neergelegt je sommige dingen gewoon moet weten.

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Voor de rest wil ik vrij weinig bereiken met deze topic, maar wil ik wel zeggen dat dit grotendeels neit mijn eigen woorden zijn. Ik geef alleen vertrouwde boodschappen door, wat ik er allemaal zelf van vind is persoonlijk en irrelevant

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 14:56 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:
Ik geef alleen vertrouwde boodschappen door, wat ik er allemaal zelf van vind is persoonlijk en irrelevant

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 18:54 schreef Triggershot het volgende:
- Levensbeschouwing -

Taalpurısten en psuedo mod post weggehaald en mogen zıch melden ın WFL-FB als ze blıjven aandrıngen op wat ze wensen.

Het geloof ın een terugkerende goddelıjk geınspıreerde persoon en daarbıj behorende tekenen van de apocalyps dıe er op volgt zıjn - onzın te vınden - geaccepteerd of nıet een essentıeel onderdeel van de volgens mıj 4 tot 5 grootste godsdıensten en daarom acceptabel.

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 06:43 schreef DennisMoore het volgende:
"adequate food, housing, clothing, education, and medical care"

Heel satanisch inderdaad .

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Op vrijdag 8 augustus 2008 11:07 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:

Misschien was de islamitische weg zo slecht nog niet ?

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To be ignorant has always been easy: Simply sit back in your recliner and watch Fox News.

But to be genuinely misinformed has become exponentially easier with the rise of the Internet, as lies and half-truths gush forth through its twisted web of data-tubes.

In the pre-Web age, publishing something which was patently false required a fair bit of money or, at the very least, access to some dumb schmuck who was willing to publish your ideas for you, and giving legitimacy to ill-conceived or outright moronic views required hours and hours of cherry-picking quotes and struggling to find sources that agreed with you.

The electronic age has largely done away with this demand. Now, disseminating information requires money for bandwidth, hosting and little else other than time.

As a kid, I specifically remember being told not to believe everything I read on the Internet. But humans have an odd reaction to claptrap: Most of us simply go along with whatever we hear as long as it comes from a seeming authority. Our world revolves around the Internet so much that even YouTube movies, blog posts and forum rants appear authoritative.

As far as Internet bullshit goes, nothing beats "Zeitgeist: The Movie." Released on Google Video, the film is broken up into three parts which claim, respectively, that Jesus was nothing more than a pagan god and all of Christianity is really based on astrology; that the 9/11 "truth" movement is correct; and that the Federal Reserve is the product of a cabal of international bankers whose ultimate goal is to rule over all humanity with an iron fist. This trio of bizarre theories is touted by a legion of Internet armchair experts, and it currently has a 4.5 rating on Google Video with more than 23,000 votes.

None of these ideas are new; in particular, the 9/11 Truth Movement is itself a product of the Internet. But becoming familiar with, for example, the Jesus-myth hypothesis once required hours of poring through texts so poorly written that the falsity of their content was manifestly obvious. Watch the movie, though, and you'll be so bombarded with cool sound bites, slick images and video clips and the assertive voice of a dogmatic narrator that you, too, might join the ranks of the movie's supporters.

Miscreants like creationists, white nationalists, Ron Paulogists and conspiracy theorists all depend on this air of legitimacy to convince others of their views. Witty sayings, fear tactics and a cool, assertive air all enable them to convince the unwitting public of their points.

As yet another example, consider the Internet campaign which insists that "Black Hussein Osama" is really a Muslim operative who wants to bring down the United States from the inside out. They've cleverly mined quotes and images to make it appear as though Barack Obama disrespects our flag and, with it, our country.

There is no shortage of information which refutes this viewpoint. But this type of conspiracy relies on two elements common to web surfers: First, they're only willing to check facts at the most superficial level, which usually means they'll read a message or watch a clip just once before forming an opinion and moving on. Second, the honest, savvy users are always drowned out by a sea of morons. Check the comments for YouTube videos of Obama "disrespecting the flag," and you'll see this in action.

To be fair, online databases of information drawn from legitimate print publications have made it much easier to check facts as the Internet has aged - for those of us who care to look. And at the very least, we can rest assured that Internet idiocy isn't all that bad. Gullible fools provide endless entertainment for the rest of us, and campaigns of misinformation haven't had overly hurtful externalities: Even Ron Paul's legion of Internet supporters hasn't catapulted him into winning any states.

The best possible solution to the problem of Internet stupidity is probably the most complicated. We need to ensure that all levels of our society are trained to be at least twice as skeptical in cyberspace as they are in meatspace.

Fortunately, as our generation slowly nears the top of the political food chain, solving Internet problems should become easier and easier as people born and raised on the 'Net acquire critical roles in the legislative process. In the meantime, the best thing we can do is to be careful on our perilous trek through the information superhighway.

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Op donderdag 7 augustus 2008 05:00 schreef Imagine-Peace het volgende:
Iedereen doet nu alles wat Allah verboden heeft.