TRUMP says Bush is the BIGGEST LIAR EVER!

or maybe it was biggest failure ever or worse ptrsident ever?

Friday, March 16, 2007
Trump has harsh words for Bush Administration

Donald Trump told CNN he thinks it's time to get out of Iraq.
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Donald Trump has two words for the Bush Administration: "You're fired."

The business mogul didn't hold back in criticizing the administration in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer Friday, calling President Bush, "probably the worst president in the history of the United States." (Read full interview transcript
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BLITZER: And joining us now, Donald Trump.
Donald Trump, thanks for coming in.
TRUMP: Thank you.
BLITZER: Actually, we should thank you for allowing us to come into your
office.
TRUMP: Well, I'm a fan, Wolf, and it's my honor. Thank you.
BLITZER: Thank you very much.
Let's talk politics. All right? A lot of people thinking about politics right now.
I'm going to mention some names: give me your thoughts right away.
Hillary Clinton.
TRUMP: Very talented, very smart. She's a friend of mine, so I'm a little bit
prejudiced. She's a very, very capable person and I think she'll probably be the
nominee. We'll see, but I think she'll probably be the nominee.
BLITZER: Is she ready to be commander-in-chief?
TRUMP: I think she is. I think she's a very, very brilliant person, and as a
senator in New York, she has done a great job.
Everybody loves her. She just won an election with a tremendous majority and
she really -- she's become very, very popular in New York.
And it wasn't easy.
BLITZER: Barack Obama.
TRUMP: Well, he's a star. I mean, he's really done an amazing job in a very
short period of time. The question is experience, and do people want to have
somebody get in that doesn't have the great experience? But certainly he's
made an impact.
BLITZER: What do you think? Is he qualified? Is he ready to be president?
TRUMP: I think he's young, I think he's probably -- it's a little bit soon. I think
his time might come, but I think it's too soon.
BLITZER: John Edwards.
TRUMP: I don't know him. People like him. I know people that like him very
much, but I really don't know.
BLITZER: Even though he was the vice presidential nominee last time
around.
TRUMP: Well, I think that's a huge negative, because that was a shame that
that race was lost, because look what we have right now.
It's a disaster. So, you know, I would probably be inclined not to like him on the
basis that he lost an election that should have been won.
That election should have been won.
BLITZER: Well, do you blame him or John Kerry?
TRUMP: Well, I guess you have to say it's a combination of both.
Now obviously the second man on the ticket doesn't have too much of an impact,
in comparison to the first, but -- and I like John Kerry a lot, he's a wonderful guy,
he's somebody I know and I have -- he's a friend of mine -- but I'm so upset that
he blew it.
BLITZER: You're upset because you dislike the current --
TRUMP: Well, I think Bush is probably the worst president in the history of the
United States, and I just don't understand how they could have lost that election.
BLITZER: Let's get back to that in a moment.
Let's talk about Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York.
TRUMP: Very, very talented, smart, tough, very formidable in every way. And
I think, if it's him and Hillary, it's going to be a hell of a tough race.
BLITZER: Can he get the Republican nomination, given his views on some of
the social issues, like abortion rights for women?
TRUMP: Well, based on the polls, he's doing fantastically. I mean, I saw a
poll today, he's up 25 percent. So based on the polls, he's really doing
fantastically well. He's a very good guy. He's a very tough person, which I think
the country needs. He's got a lot of fantastic qualities.
BLITZER: John McCain.
TRUMP: I don't know him well. I respect him. I like him. He doesn't seem to
have picked up like I would have assumed, because if you would have asked me
this question a year ago, it looked like he was going to walk into the nomination,
and now Rudy is doing so well in the polls that it's really amazing.
BLITZER: So what happened?
TRUMP: I don't know what happened. I think probably the fact that he said, I
want more troops going over to Iraq. Anybody that wants more troops going over
to Iraq, I think, can't win an election.
BLITZER: But Rudy Giuliani supports that position.
TRUMP: Well, he's supporting it, but he's supporting it in a much weaker way.
I mean, if you listen to both of them, Rudy is not supporting it with the same vigor
that John is.
BLITZER: Mitt Romney.
TRUMP: I know him, I like him -- very attractive guy. i think he's probably, you
know, up against two people that are way ahead. But he's certainly an attractive
candidate. He's a very smart guy.
BLITZER: You have a lot of New Yorkers toying with this right now, including
maybe even the current mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg.
What do you think of the possibility that he could throw his hat in the ring?
TRUMP: Well, I think he's a fantastic person. He's somebody that I know and
respect. He's been a wonderful mayor of this city; he's done a great job. And I
think he'd be formidable and he can spend the money that it takes to get elected.
I think he'd be very formidable.
BLITZER: Let's talk about the New Yorkers for a second, because you know
these people, up close and personal.
TRUMP: I know every one of them well.
BLITZER: All right. So if I had to press you, who is, in your mind right now,
the most qualified, the most ready, the person you want to lead this country?
TRUMP: Well, I don't want to say, because I know Hillary and I have great
respect, and I know Rudy and I have great respect, and I know Michael
Bloomberg -- now he -- I don't think we have to talk about him because he hasn't
said he's going to do anything -- and I have great respect.
So, you know, it's really interesting that in a whole country, three of the very,
very prominent people being mentioned -- and two of them are leading in the
polls -- are from New York.
BLITZER: So it sounds like, if the contest turned out to be Rudy Giuliani
versus Hillary Clinton, you, Donald Trump, would be torn.
TRUMP: I'd make a decision, because I believe in that. I don't believe in
supporting two people. You know I have friends, they support fifteen different
candidates for the same office. I don't believe in that; that's almost like
prostitution. And I just feel that there are two great candidates and I would make
a decision. But I'm not going to make it now because there's no reason to.
BLITZER: But is your instinct more attuned with the Republicans or the
Democrats?
TRUMP: I'm very much independent in that way; I go for the person, not
necessarily for the party. I mean, I vote for Republicans and I vote for
Democrats. Look, Hillary's a Democrat, Rudy's a Republican, I think they're both
fantastic. I really am much more attuned to the people, as opposed to the party.
BLITZER: Last time we spoke in this room, you were thinking of running for
the presidency -- remember that?
TRUMP: No, I was never thinking of running. I was -- I think -- by the way, I
think I'd do a very good job. You wouldn't be in the mess that you're in right now.
But I was never thinking of running.
BLITZER: You were toying with the idea.
TRUMP: Years ago, they said I ran for president -- I never ran for president.
BLITZER: You never ran, but you were considering it. Roger Snow was one
of your --
TRUMP: People wanted me --
BLITZER: -- political advisors, and he was floating that idea.
TRUMP: People wanted me very much to run. The Independent party wanted
me to run, and the Independent party turned out to be a total catastrophe, in
terms of they ended up with fistfights and fighting and everything else. But I was
never seriously considering running.
But you know, it's something that people, because I get good ratings on
television, because your show now will get good ratings, because "The
Apprentice" has always been so strong, et cetera, et cetera. People have always
wanted me to run, and I just have always decided not to do it.
BLITZER: And are you ruling it out now?
TRUMP: Pretty much, yes. I mean, I would say this: it would certainly be fun,
it would certainly be interesting. I think I could do a very good job. But the
answer is, I'm just not interested in running. I'm building buildings all over the
world right now -- all over the world. I'm probably the largest real estate
developer there is and I'm having a lot of fun doing it.
So I really -- and I'm loving it, I'm just loving it. So I think I have to rule myself
out.
BLITZER: The war is hovering over politics right now, as it should
-- this is the dominant issue, at least right now, of our time. Give us your
assessment. Is there a way out?
TRUMP: The war is a total disaster. It's a catastrophe, nothing less. It is such
a shame that this took place. In fact, I gained a lot of respect for our current
president's father by the fact that he had the sense not to go into Iraq. He won
the war and then said, Let's not go the rest of the way. And he turned out to be
right.
And Saddam Hussein, whether they liked him or didn't like him, he hated
terrorists. He'd shoot and kill terrorists. When terrorists came into his country,
which he did control and he did dominate, he would kill terrorists. Now it's a
breeding ground for terrorists.
So, look, the war is a total catastrophe.
BLITZER: Who do you blame?
TRUMP: And they have a civil war going over there.
BLITZER: Who do you blame?
TRUMP: Well, there's only one person you can blame, and that's our current
president. I mean, obviously Rumsfeld was a disaster, and other people that are
giving him advice have been a disaster. And Condoleezza Rice, who's a lovely
woman but she never makes a deal -- she doesn't make deals, she waves. She
gets off the plane, she waves, she sits down with some dictator -- 45 degree
angle, they do the camera shot. She waves again, she gets back on the plane,
she waves -- no deal ever happens.
So, I mean --
BLITZER: You got to close the deal at some point.
TRUMP: Got to make deals. The world is dying to make deals. And we don't
have the right people doing it.
BLITZER: The vice president, Dick Cheney.
TRUMP: Well, he's obviously a very hawkish guy on the war. He said the war
was going fantastically, just a few months ago. And you know, it's just very sad.
I don't know if they're bad people, I don't know what's going on, I just know that
they got us into a mess, the likes of which this country has probably never seen.
It's one of the great catastrophes of all time.
And perhaps even worse, the rest of the world hates us. You go throughout
Europe -- I travel, I do deals all over the world -- the Europeans hate us. You go
to Germany, you go to England, you go to places that, you know, we didn't have
problems with, they all hate the Americans because of what's happened. We
had a chance, after September 11, to be the most popular -- for the first time ever
-- to be the most popular nation on earth, and we blew it.
Everybody -- for the first time, people felt sympathy. I'm not saying it's a great
thing, to have sympathy, in terms of yourself, but for the first time they felt a
sympathy and a love for this country because of what happened. And we blew it.
BLITZER: How does the United States get out of this situation? Is
there a way out?
TRUMP: You know how they get out? They get out. That's how they
get out. Declare victory and leave. Because I'll tell you, this
country is just going to get further bogged down. They're in a civil
war over there, Wolf. There's nothing that we're going to be able to do
with a civil war.
They are in a major civil war, and it's going to go to Iran, and
it's going to go to other countries. They are in the midst of a major
civil war, and there's nothing -- and by the way, we're keeping the lid
on, a little bit. But the day we leave anyway, it's all going to blow up.
And Saddam Hussein will be a nice person, compared to the man -- and
it will be a man, it will not be a woman, that we understand. People
say, Oh, gee, you didn't give the women a chance -- it will be a man.
Compared to the person that takes over for Saddam Hussein, he will be
considered a nice person. This guy will be the meanest, the worst guy,
and he'll have one thing -- one thing -- he will hate America, and he'll
use that to flame.
So, I mean, this is a total catastrophe, and you might as well get
out now because you're just wasting time, and lives. You know, nobody
talks about the soldiers that are coming back with no arms and no legs.
And I saw at Maralago (ph) -- on Mondays, I make Maralago (ph), my club
that you know about --
BLITZER: In Palm Beach.
TRUMP: I make that, twice now, on a Monday, I let returning Iraq
injured soldiers come to the premises. The most beautiful people I've
ever seen, but they're missing arms and legs. They're with their wives,
sometimes they're with their girlfriends, and the tears are coming down
the faces of these people. I mean, the thousands and maybe hundreds of
thousands, and the Iraqis that have been just maimed and killed -- this
war is a horrible thing.
Now, President Bush says he's religious, and yet 400,000 people, the
way I count it, have died, and probably millions have been badly maimed
and injured. What's going on? What's going on? And the day we pull
out, it's going to explode. We're keeping the lid on a little bit; it's
still a catastrophe. But the day we pull out, because they're in a
civil war -- whether we want to admit it or not, they are in a civil war.
BLITZER: What do you think of some of these scandals that are
unfolding in Washington? As we speak, the attorney general is under
fire, Alberto Gonzales -- what do you make of this, as an executive,
trying to watch an administration?
TRUMP: Look, everything in Washington has been a lie: weapons of
mass destruction -- that was a total lie. It was a way of attacking
Iraq, which he thought was going to be easy and it turned out to be the
exact opposite of easy. He reads 60 books a year, he reads a book a
week -- that's -- do you think that's -- do you think the president
reads a book a week? I don't think so. He doesn't watch television.
Now, one thing I know is that, when I'm on television, I watch, or I
try. Because you do -- your own ego says, you know, Let's watch, let's
see, whether it's good or bad, you want to watch, right? He doesn't
watch television. So he's on television, being interviewed by you or
somebody else, he doesn't watch. Does anybody really believe that?
Now they're doing this whole scandal with the U.S. attorneys. Now
they're finding e-mails, and it's proven to be a lie. Everything's a
lie. It's all a big lie.
BLITZER: So what's going to happen?
TRUMP: Well, it depends. If the Democrats get their act together,
they're going to have a big victory in a couple of years, and it's going
to be interesting to see what happens with this whole thing with the
attorney general. It's a very sad situation.
BLITZER: What was your reading of the whole Scooter Libby situation?
TRUMP: Well, I think he probably took a bullet for the
administration, but so far the administration hasn't been so loyal to him.
BLITZER: Do you think the president will pardon him?
TRUMP: I think he probably will, because otherwise he's going to
see some horrible books written by Scooter Libby.
BLITZER: Scooter Libby could wind up in jail, too.
I want to get your sense on the economy -- the real estate market,
specifically. This is a subject you really know well. There are a lot
of nervous investors out there, homeowners worried about their
mortgages, stock markets going up and down. What is your assessment of
the U.S. economy right now?
TRUMP: Well, the U.S. economy is okay, but very, very fragile.
Interest rates have to start being lowered. I think that Alan
Greenspan, who is a friend of mine and a great guy, came out last week
and he made the statement. But I believe interest rates are getting too
high, and if they are not lowered, your housing markets will really
start crashing pretty big. And I think they will be lowered.
Now, as far as the housing market, I think it's okay. It's not
terrible, it's not great -- it's okay. It was great two years ago; now
it's fine, it's solid. It's not like in 1990, which was a disaster. I
mean, if somebody came in and even looked at a house, it was like
considered a major -- forget about buying, it was considered a major
victory.
But I think that the interest rates have to be lowered fairly
quickly, and I hope our chairman does that.
BLITZER: We're almost out of time, but I want to button up two
issues: the whole Donald Trump and wrestling situation -- what is that
all about?
TRUMP: Well, Vince McMahon, who is a tremendous guy, owns the World
Wrestling Entertainment, and about six months ago he called me and said,
Would you get into a fight with me, and would you this and that, and I'm
going to shave your head if you lose, et cetera, et cetera. But -- and
it's really -- I mean, it's been amazing, the way it's caught on. It's
gotten tremendous ratings, tremendous everything -- everything's talking
about it. I mean, here you are, talking about it.
And if my wrestler loses -- I have a great wrestler, he has a great
wrestler, my guy's big and strong, his guy's big and strong. They
wrestle on the First of April --
BLITZER: (INAUDIBLE). Professional (INAUDIBLE).
TRUMP: I never comment about that, but I will tell you this: I
don't want to have my hair shaved. I don't want to have my head shaved.
BLITZER: So you're not going to lose -- your wrestler is not going
to lose.
TRUMP: I hope I don't lose. I don't know; maybe I'll lose.
BLITZER: (INAUDIBLE).
TRUMP: If I lose -- but here's the thing, the bottom line, because
somebody said, Why did you do it -- although everyone loves it, they
said, Why did you do it? Because millions of dollars are going to
charity, and when I heard that, what am I going to do, say No, I'm not
going to chose a wrestler and stand there for a little while and have
millions of dollars not go to charity? So millions of dollars are going
to be paid to charity because of what I've done.
So, you know, I'm really very happy about it, and it's been fun.
For me, it's been fun.
BLITZER: What next for Donald Trump?
TRUMP: Well, I just want to keep doing what I'm doing. I'm having
a great time. I'm building all over the world, I'm having a really
great time. And it's been a lot of fun, and it's always fun to be
interviewed by you.
BLITZER: Thanks for doing it.
TRUMP: Thank you.
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TRUMP: I make that, twice now, on a Monday, I let returning Iraq
injured soldiers come to the premises. The most beautiful people I've
ever seen, but they're missing arms and legs. They're with their wives,
sometimes they're with their girlfriends, and the tears are coming down
the faces of these people. I mean, the thousands and maybe hundreds of
thousands, and the Iraqis that have been just maimed and killed -- this
war is a horrible thing.
Now, President Bush says he's religious, and yet 400,000 people, the
way I count it, have died, and probably millions have been badly maimed
and injured. What's going on? What's going on? And the day we pull
out, it's going to explode. We're keeping the lid on a little bit; it's
still a catastrophe. But the day we pull out, because they're in a
civil war -- whether we want to admit it or not, they are in a civil war.
BLITZER: What do you think of some of these scandals that are
unfolding in Washington? As we speak, the attorney general is under
fire, Alberto Gonzales -- what do you make of this, as an executive,
trying to watch an administration?
TRUMP: Look, everything in Washington has been a lie: weapons of
mass destruction -- that was a total lie. It was a way of attacking
Iraq, which he thought was going to be easy and it turned out to be the
exact opposite of easy. He reads 60 books a year, he reads a book a
week -- that's -- do you think that's -- do you think the president
reads a book a week? I don't think so. He doesn't watch television.
Now, one thing I know is that, when I'm on television, I watch, or I
try. Because you do -- your own ego says, you know, Let's watch, let's
see, whether it's good or bad, you want to watch, right? He doesn't
watch television. So he's on television, being interviewed by you or
somebody else, he doesn't watch. Does anybody really believe that?
Now they're doing this whole scandal with the U.S. attorneys. Now
they're finding e-mails, and it's proven to be a lie. Everything's a
lie. It's all a big lie.
BLITZER: So what's going to happen?
TRUMP: Well, it depends. If the Democrats get their act together,
they're going to have a big victory in a couple of years, and it's going
to be interesting to see what happens with this whole thing with the
attorney general. It's a very sad situation.
BLITZER: What was your reading of the whole Scooter Libby situation?
TRUMP: Well, I think he probably took a bullet for the
administration, but so far the administration hasn't been so loyal to him.
BLITZER: Do you think the president will pardon him?
TRUMP: I think he probably will, because otherwise he's going to
see some horrible books written by Scooter Libby.
 
Who cares? This is like caring what people who said they would move out of the nation of he was re-elected think. Honestly. The dude is a caricature.
 
Do you think 400,000 Iraqi have been killed? ib1 said that some estimate 625,000 have been killed...?

is it really that high and if it really is that high.......we will NEVER EVER BE FORGIVEN BY ALL OF THE MUSLIMS AND BY THEIR TRADITION 400,000-625,000 aMERICANS will have to be killed by them TO MAKE IT JUST....?

that's pretty frightening for us...

And is is despicable that we allowed our president to do this to these INNOCENT people....

Shame on America, in every manner.... shame on us for not impeaching them for their "trickery" and for the unwarented circumstances that lead to the death of all of these people....let alone all the others alive and mamed.

he is the Devil himself... and you can mark my words on that....

though I am not sure if Budhist beleive in Evil....
 
Care4all said:
Do you think 400,000 Iraqi have been killed? ib1 said that some estimate 625,000 have been killed...?

is it really that high and if it really is that high.......we will NEVER EVER BE FORGIVEN BY ALL OF THE MUSLIMS AND BY THEIR TRADITION 400,000-625,000 aMERICANS will have to be killed by them TO MAKE IT JUST....?

that's pretty frightening for us...

And is is despicable that we allowed our president to do this to these INNOCENT people....

Shame on America, in every manner.... shame on us for not impeaching them for their "trickery" and for the unwarented circumstances that lead to the death of all of these people....let alone all the others alive and mamed.

he is the Devil himself... and you can mark my words on that....

though I am not sure if Budhist beleive in Evil....
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Trump is the Devil?

I don't care what Trump has to say. I care more about what you have to say than a caricature of a human.

Now, I do believe in evil action. But it is determined by result. If more, in the end, are saved than would have died with no action, than the result determines it was the right action.

Now, do I think this was the right thing? No, and I have argued that ad infinitum. Does that make me care more what Trump has to say about anything? No. It still makes me want to continue to mock him. He's white trash with money. An even more dorky and ugly version of others I have seen.

I am unimpressed, regardless of whether I agree with Trump, with anything he has to say.
 
I agree Damo .. Trump is exactly what you say.. a caricature.. and one who represents all that is wrong with this Country. I would take these words more seriously if they came out of the mouths of Gates or Buffet.. and to be honest..something tells me they probably feel the same way as Trump... lol
 
Care4all said:
Do you think 400,000 Iraqi have been killed? ib1 said that some estimate 625,000 have been killed...?

is it really that high and if it really is that high.......we will NEVER EVER BE FORGIVEN BY ALL OF THE MUSLIMS AND BY THEIR TRADITION 400,000-625,000 aMERICANS will have to be killed by them TO MAKE IT JUST....?

that's pretty frightening for us...

And is is despicable that we allowed our president to do this to these INNOCENT people....

Shame on America, in every manner.... shame on us for not impeaching them for their "trickery" and for the unwarented circumstances that lead to the death of all of these people....let alone all the others alive and mamed.

he is the Devil himself... and you can mark my words on that....

though I am not sure if Budhist beleive in Evil....
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Care.. Bush is the Devil? I believe the Anti-Christ will be someone that first Unites the World... someone with unparalleled Charisma and intelligence ...Bush hardly fits this description... now Obama .. hmmm
 
klaatu said:
Care.. Bush is the Devil? I believe the Anti-Christ will be someone that first Unites the World... someone with unparalleled Charisma and intelligence ...Bush hardly fits this description... now Obama .. hmmm
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Well, I don't know if he is "the" antichrist, or if he is "the" false prophet....

He did unite the world already, right after 911.... the world loved him and loved us... shoot the French even said that today "even we are Americans"...

I know it is hard for us to look back on those days and even remember them...because of how much we are hated now.... but those days of the unity of the world happened, though for a short period.

And also, as far as the false prophet, Bush was annointed as the "head" of the Christian right in this country.... you can google it, but they proclaimed him as their head....as their true leader....

the story with the false prophet is that he too would be loved by Christians but later they and the worldly Beast that sits on many waters, would reject him and turn against him....

And also, the actions of an allie of Israel, through their actions, would lead to Armageddon....

There are not many allies of Israel that I can think of, other than us....?

But even setting all of this speculation of mine aside, I still believe that Bush is occupied by the Devil/EVIL....who is named in the Bible as "the Master of Deceit" and "The man of Lawlessness", and "the Man of Destruction" and "the Destroyer"....and "the man of perdition".....

and all of the above seems to fit with the President, enough so for me to know that he is one of the devils tools...
 
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It was such a wasted momment in our history.

But then if Bush had not have been president it wouldnt have happen.
 
klaatu said:
Care.. Bush is the Devil? I believe the Anti-Christ will be someone that first Unites the World... someone with unparalleled Charisma and intelligence ...Bush hardly fits this description... now Obama .. hmmm
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It does not say that the anti christ has Charisma.... that is a myth that even the "left behind" series has promoted....

it says he rules through "magical arts, through craftness".... or through "mind control"..... so that even some of the "very elect" will be controlled.... very elect are Christians, even considered Christian Leaders.....will be fooled.

also on the obama statement of yours.... this is ONE reason I would not resist Hillary as the new president, because then I could have been wrong and then the usa would not be the producer of the anti christ, because the anti christ is CLEARLY, according to scripture, a man.... :)
 
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Care4all said:
It does not say that the anti christ has Charisma.... that is a myth that even the "left behind" series has promoted....

it says he rules through "magical arts, through craftness".... or through "mind control"..... so that even some of the "very elect" will be controlled.... very elect are Christians, even considered Christian Leaders.....will be fooled.

also on the obama statement of yours.... this is ONE reason I would not resist Hillary as the new president, because then I could have been wrong and then the usa would not be the producer of the anti christ, because the anti christ is CLEARLY, according to scripture, a man.... :)
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That could easily be the elite of the church removing any indication that it might be different. They thought that only men had something to contribute back then.
 
Damocles said:
That could easily be the elite of the church removing any indication that it might be different. They thought that only men had something to contribute back then.
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Could be...but if you are a believer that the Bible is the Word of God or the Word inspired by God like I am, then I don't think the Bible would lead us astray by many of it's inspired writers of Prophesy... like Daniel, Isaiah, John of Patmos, Zecchariah etc....
 
Care although I agree with Trump on Bush I did not nor do I ever listen to Trump.

Perhaps Trump was having a bad hair day ? but then that is everyday for him :D
 
i never said anything about what ''i thought'' of trump as a person but it seems that this is for the most part, the response that everyone seems to be jumping on? not what he has said, whether they agree or disagree...???
 
Care4all said:
i never said anything about what ''i thought'' of trump as a person but it seems that this is for the most part, the response that everyone seems to be jumping on? not what he has said, whether they agree or disagree...???
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I gave my opinion of Trump because he was the subject of your post.

You came back with anti-christ paranoia. If Bush is the anti-christ, according to your own prophesy, there is no way to stop him. As it is, he'll be out of power in just about 2 years now. This pretty much tells me he is not the man from your prophesy of the end of the world.
 
not really damo... my paranoia was not the focus,....i asked if YOU believed if 400,000 to 650,000 people were killed....in iraq.

you did not respond to that, did you? did klaatu? did uscit?
 
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not really damo... my paranoia was not the focus,....i asked if YOU believed if 400,000 to 650,000 people were killed....in iraq.

you did not respond to that, did you? did klaatu? did uscit?
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I did. Did you not read? I know it is more fun to be dramatic, but it doesn't change the fact that I could care very little less about Trump's opinion on anything at all.
 
i'll ask again...

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Do you think 400,000 Iraqi have been killed? ib1 said that some estimate 625,000 have been killed...?

yes or no?
 
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