I would like to know what you folks think. I feel that Jesus died for our sins and we owe it to him to be free!

The people on the other board decided to Censor christians, for this they shall burn in hell.

What do yuo think?

-- Paul Milne (milne@spado.com), June 19, 2001

Answers

Whatever.

-- Tarzan the Ape Man (tarzan@swingingthroughthejunglewithouta.net), June 19, 2001.

Sorry, but this is a matter of public record. You agreed not to be a jerk to get an account, and violated your trust immediately. Religion has nothing to do with it.

Except for one small possible factor -- real Christians are presumably filled with compassion, forgiveness, and other fine qualities of which you displayed none. The rules you broke after giving your word not to are basically Christian in nature -- the golden rule and all that.

But somehow, I doubt this is the real Paul Milne or even close. Can anyone here even imagine Milne asking anyone else what they think? He TELLS you what to think, NEVER asks!

-- Flint (flintc@mindspring.com), June 19, 2001.

Please do not feed or tease the trolls.

-- Tarzan the Ape Man (tarzan@swingingthroughthejunglewithouta.net), June 19, 2001.

Flint...there you go again...

-- Uncle Bob (unclb0b@aol.com), June 19, 2001.

I think you mispelled you.

-- Billy Ray (the@phantom.mullet), June 19, 2001.

I think you misspelled misspelled.

-- Betty Jo (the@phantom.eel), June 19, 2001.

I never got to talk to Mr. Milne, but I was given some historical reference points in links in this and the previous forum. I did read some heated, funny discussions, in those histories. I wouldn't mind if the real Milne posted here. We could work with Unk/PTB to change the software to only allow one new thread per 8- hour period, or something like that, for selected (probational) posters. Milne could express himself in orgiastic religeous bursts without disrupting things, then.

-- Bemused (and_amazed@you.people), June 19, 2001.

Here is a simple example of what the federal government is doing:

Eight hundred and sixty thousand of Housing and Urban Development's taxpayer dollars were recently discovered to have gone to Michelle Lusson's "Creative Wellness" program, an assortment of New Age treatments including incense burning, lucky stones, sexual healing and color therapy. Scheduled to be taught in public housing centers in 26 cities across the country, the program gave whole new meaning to the term "Voodoo Lounge Tour."

After some digging, the New York Post's Brian Blomquist uncovered invoices in the "Creative Wellness" project for expenses including $3,240 for color charts, $6,270 for gem bags, $3,174 for incense packs, $6,255 for aroma oils and $624 for nutrition kits that included sugar, salt, candy and Jim Beam whiskey. All the funds were drawn from HUD's drug-fighting budget.

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First of all there is NO authority ANYWHERE in the consitution for the FEDERAL government to tax some citizens to HOUSE others.

The government has NO authority whatsoever to do so. Nor to feed them nor to clothe them nor to pay for their medical expenses.

Starting from that FIRST abuse, look at where the money actually went.

Reading the above section, ask Flint where he finds ANY authority in the constitution for the Federal government to take MY property under threat of imprisonment and spend it this way.

Remember, this is only a tiny tiny tiny tiny fraction fo the unconstituional theft of citizen's property.

I ask Flint to explain to me why taking my property under threat of imprisonment for a 'creative wellness' program is for the GENERAL WELFARE of the people of The United States of America? ( not that they even have authority to do it for that)

Do you think that the Founding Fathers fought and DIED against a viscious tryranny and then turned around and created a government that could take YOUR money under threat of imprisonment to buy inscense, lucky stones and sexual healing pamphlets?

What is it that people do not understand?

Is this just ONe abuse that could be corrected? No. It is only one of hundreds of thousands of the same abuses.

This is not just an accidental mistake. This is part and parcel of what congress unconsitutionally legislates. if they had ANY clue about the boundaries set up for them, NOTHING even CLOSE to this could occur.

Our representatives are wholly clueless about the bounds on their authority to legisalate as well as the courts.

Te legislature has failed in its duty to the citizens. The courts have failed in their duty to the citizens.We have no legitimate constitutionally bound government.

We have a legislative democracy that thinks it can vote on almost ANYTHING that it wishes as long as it has a majority.

At what point is it precisely that the people say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH?

Up to what point would Flint have us wait until we take up arms?

Do we have to wait until what satisfies FLINT as a train of abuses?

Is it not an agregious abuse because it is well meaning?

The colonists ultimately revolted over a TWO PERCENT tax. They went to war with the Crown of England, the most powerful force on earth, over a TWO PERCENT tax.

If the King of England had ordered them to pay a tax for the purchase of incense, lucky stones and sexual healing books, what do you think they would have done?

Flint says that we do not have the right to finally draw the line and say that this is enough. Nothing is enough for Flint.

Anyone who objects to the government threatening to imprison us so it can buy lucky stones for welfare mothers is a 'radical'.

Anyone who believes that taking away his property under threat of imprisonment to buy inscense for the housing projects is a 'malcontent'.

The men who founded our country FOUGHT AND DIED against MUCH less of an abuse.

But, Flint says we can't fight against this. It was OK for the colonists to fight against a lesser abuse but we can't go to war over this. We have 'procedures', the courts have said this is OK. We must repsect that and try to bring about a civil change.

Why has Flint not levied that charge against the colonists? They had procedures and rules and courts for settling diffences.

Why does Flint hail THEM as heroes when they fought for the right NOT to have their property stripped away for taxes that were illegitimate and when we have taxes levied for much much much less legitimate causes, we are mean sprited radical malcontents?

When people tolerate the abuses of the Federal government , they get worse and worse and worse and worse to the point where the government is no longer even recognizable.

That is, by people who do not understand what the founding Fathers fought and died for. That is by people who do NOT value their liberty and freedom as much as did the founding fathers.

Let them buy inscence and lucky stones. Let them take our property away from us and threaten us with prison if we don't PAY to buy lucky stones.

The time for talking is done.

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Paul Milne

"If you live within 5 miles of a 7-11, you're toast."

-- Paul Milne (milne@spado.com), June 20, 2001.

"(probational) posters." ???????

I thought this forum was a "no delete" forum. What's this probation crap?

-- delete me (deletemee@deleteme..com), June 20, 2001.

Paul probably doesn't even earn a legitimate living, or pay any kind of income taxes to start with. So whats his gripe. His wife probably supports him.

-- cut me a break (crybaby@ballin.again), June 20, 2001.

Paul probably doesn't even earn a legitimate living, or pay any kind of income taxes to start with. So whats his gripe. His wife probably supports him.

-- cut me a break (crybaby@ballin.again), June 20, 2001.

Where's your proof that Paul doesn't earn a legit living or pay taxes? Bold statements with a lack of evidence. Cut you a break? Fuck off!

-- proofpleeze (proofpleeze@proof.dom), June 20, 2001.

-- Paul Milne (milne@spado.com)

Wow! I fianlly got me a genuine Paul Milne autograph!

-- Break out the cookies and milk (aimless@national_raffle_assocation.org), June 20, 2001.

"(probational) posters." ??????? I thought this forum was a "no delete" forum. What's this probation crap? -- delete me (deletemee@deleteme..com), June 20, 2001.

You heard me.

-- Bemused (and_amazed@you.people), June 20, 2001.

Hi Paul! Good to see you.

-- helen (b@nning.not.allowed.here), June 20, 2001.

"Christianity is the only religion"

Before you can say it's the "only" religion, you got to settle on which brand is the real Christianity.

Catholicism?

Greek Orthodoxy?

Syrian Orthodoxy?

Russian Orthodoxy?

Nestorianism?

Lutheranism?

Church of England?

Arianism?

Coptic Church?

Methodism?

Calvinism?

Friends Church (Quakers)?

Pentecostalism?

Southern Baptist?

Davidians?

Branch Davidians?

Seventh Day Adventists?

Church of God?

Church of Christ?

Unitarianism?

Albigensianism?

Assembly of God?

Which "christianity" we talkin' here?

-- Miserable SOB (misery@misery.com), June 20, 2001.

Milne's real address is fedinfo@halifax.com. Just thought you should know.

-- (for@your.info), June 20, 2001.

real=christianity???is about what GOD can do----not man or organized religion.. atheism has ruled for 40 years---even the law school's have no idea what=TRUE JURISPRUDENCE is!!

science has become=america's god!!! but when the chicken's come home to roost----it won,t be funny.

-- al-d. (dogs@zianet.com), June 20, 2001.

science has become=america's god!!! but when the chicken's come home to roost----it won,t be funny.

No, it will be very, very serious. When the chickens come home to roost. You'd better be pretty damn serious when that happens.

-- Bemused (and_amazed@you.people), June 20, 2001.