Obamessiah - says Louis Farrakhan

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"When the messiah speaks." p=192453Of course, he's talking about a Muslim messiah, isn't he?

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[nq:1]Of course, he's talking about a Muslim messiah, isn't he?[/nq]
No - Neobama - McCain said he was That One... the Oracle must have confirmed that Obama is the one, the chosen one.
Does Morpheus know this?
- Bill

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[nq:2]Of course, he's talking about a Muslim messiah, isn't he?[/nq]
[nq:1]No - Neobama - McCain said he was That One... the Oracle must have confirmed that Obama is the one, the chosen one. Does Morpheus know this? - Bill[/nq]
What's the matter, dickless, can't even bear to watch it, so you have to cut the link? Here it is again -

Have another drink.

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[nq:1]"When the messiah speaks."

p=192453 Of course, he's talking about a Muslim messiah, isn't he?[/nq]
Is there a difference between the *** the Jews, the Muslims and the Christians worship?
Do tell. And please provide credible citations if your answer is yes.

If the answer is no, there isn't a difference, then I think you'll find all three religions have the same basic expectation of the same Messiah.

The only difference of opinion between the Jews and the Muslims and Christians being whether or not he's already been here.

Islam and Christianity say yes. And his name was Jesus. Although In Islam, Jesus is not considered to be the Son of *** in a literal sense.

Judaism says no. Not yet. Except for some who say yes, and his name was Rabbi Schneerson.
So what exactly, according to you, is a Muslim messiah?

If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story.
- Orson Welles

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[nq:1]"When the messiah speaks."[/nq]
The funny thing is that you can dredge up wingnut supporters for Obama who say things like "Obama is sent by *** to lead us" and nonsense like that.
But you can find people saying the same thing about Palin, George W., and, to a lesser extent, McCain ... AT THEIR OWN RALLIES.

This is all part of the current Republican strategy: "Whatever people are saying about us, say it about them, first!"
Obama might be tempermentally unsuited for the presidency? Compared to McCain? That's a joke, right? Obama is the choice of religious wingnuts? Again, hillariously backwards. Religious wingnuts are a core part of the Republican base, and you can see things like the above quote said all the time - not by unaffiliated supporters of the candidate, but by people chosen to speak at political rallies - on an almost daily basis.

It'd be a joke if the stakes weren't so high.
-Ron

Obamessiah - says Louis Farrakhan

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