Palin's Wright? Meet Larry Kroons: The Lord Will Punish America

By Beau Friedlander

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September 4, 2008
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Well then, there you have

Well then, there you have it. Sarah Palin's pastor hates America as much or more than Rev. Wright. But that is hardly surprising since Sarah Palin's husband hated America so much he wanted Alaska to leave the Union.

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By RocketjsquirellSeptember 4, 2008 - 4:12pm

Fear

Imagine that...he speaks not to teach love and peace to his congregation, but only hate and fear. Don't you know that it's his mission to place the fear of G-d in to all those robotic heads. I didn't realize that I should be so afraid of a forgiving and loving G-d, no less include that same G-d in our politics.

I'll tell you what fear is...fear is what the rest of us who don't subscribe to that line of crap should have of all of those bible thumping a-holes that keep trying to SAVE us. Lets face it, Georgie boy has been beating those war drums, working on the Rapture for the last 8 years; that's his legacy. We can only guess that that's what Sarah Palin and John McCain want too. Where's the tape of Palin sitting in church to watch an invited group of guests talk about Israel gets what they deserve for not believing in the Lord Jesus as their Savior?

Hopefully, MSM or the Obama Campaign will be on top of this one and will expose their evil plan and smear Palin for this as the Republicans who continue to bring up the Rev Wright issue and whatever else they can think of to smear him with. Oh, but they'll be forgiven for everything they say.

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By peacerhythmsSeptember 4, 2008 - 5:06pm

This is classic! You

This is classic! You dipshits screamed that Wright had nothing to do with Obama, now you want to talk about Palin's pastor!!!

You want to compare? Ok, let's compare. What has Kroons said that is more outrageous than saying the government invented AIDS to exterminate blacks? Did Kroons ever say, "God damn America."? Has Kroons ever verbally attacked members of the media for questioning him or Palin? Does Kroons talk about how evil members of races other than his own are? Did he attend the million man march with Palin? Did his church give an award to a jew hater?

Kroons may say some scary shit (most pastors do), but he doesn't deal in hatred, racism, and lies like Wright.

McCain/Palin '08

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By tropicaltoadSeptember 4, 2008 - 6:03pm

you make a good point...

that one man is not responsible for what another man says. Even in church.

So why did YOUR demagogues try to SLAY Obama based on what Wright said... and now that you did, you want to chastise us for doing the same to you? HAHAHAAAAAAA. Classic GOP thinking.

You guys are such revisionist historians, its hysterical. First you say that Obama has no experience, then you nominate for VP a mayor / governor who at best has governed a population the size of Charlotte, NC. Then, to top it off, you try to pass her off as someone who has MORE EXPERIENCE THAN OBAMA?

You turds are a !@#$@#! joke.

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By DantebenutoSeptember 4, 2008 - 7:26pm

You are so right. I think

You are so right. I think it was ridiculous for Wright to suggest the government would invent AIDS to kill blacks

Just because of one little experiment that lasted from 1932 to 1972 (to put it in perspective, from the beginning Shirley Temple's career to the year Janis Joplin died - not so long).

And was what they did so bad? Letting a few hundred, ok, more than few hundred "Negroes" who were not informed of their infected status suffer and die with syphilis? So they spread it to their wives, children and grandchildren over generations.

The US had a very good reason for that. First, it was only a few, ok, more than a few Negroes no one except their families would miss (if any from their families survived). Second, it was really important for them to "see" what would happen to these infected Negroes and how much them and their families would suffer before they died. Blindness, insanity, there were SOME symptoms.

15 years after the study began, a "cure" was discovered. However, this "experiment" was so important, they naturally needed to withhold the "cure" from Negroes who were going overseas to "protect" this country (even Rev. Wright served honorably for six years in the Marines, what a dummy. Bush was smart, he hid.).

Even following the infected into the Army where a routine medical check discovered the illness. Fortunately, the US Government once again stepped in and ORDERED the military to NOT treat the infected individuals.

At that time Dr. Heller (who led the study) stoutly defended the ethics of the study, stating: "The men's status did not warrant ethical debate. They were subjects, not patients; clinical material, not sick people."

So, just because the US let a few hundred Negroes suffer and die from a fatal sexually transmitted disease we had the cure for obviously doesn't mean that the US invented a fatal sexually transmitted disease. It's merely coincidence that it began showing up in the black community just a few years after the "experiment" ended. How he could POSSIBLY make a connection is beyond me - and all Republicans?

Thanks God the Republicans don't deal in racism and hatred. Just because they use the word "uppity". Now, about those fags....

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By deanrddSeptember 4, 2008 - 8:38pm

Exactly. We throw your shit

Exactly. We throw your shit back at you and finally you understand that it stinks.
Palin is no more responsible for what her pastor says than Obama is for what his does. If you continue to hold him responsible for Wright, we will hold her responsible for her pastors words. What's fit for the gander is fit for the goose. If you don't understand that, then you will never understand why the Republicans are such hypocrites.

"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed." Dwight Eisenhower

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By MichtouSeptember 4, 2008 - 8:46pm

This would matter

if the Libs hadn't pounded religion from the public arena.

As is, back to my on line Keno game.

" Obama - the judgment to be pro-abortion yet have TWO CHILDREN !!! " <--- wtf ?

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By its_so_overSeptember 4, 2008 - 6:09pm

Yawn... Another bean-brain.

In the meantime more jobs are being lost than the population of Alaska.

The tumbrels roll, trees sigh at the gentlest breeze. The dull blade of "Trickle Down" rattles in its race.

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By RobespierreSeptember 4, 2008 - 6:09pm

This is classic

BTW, this is classic, you may want to check out YouTube and listen to the 4 part "Jews for Jesus" sermon that was given by the groups founder David Brickner in Kroon's church in August; Sarah Palin and her husband attended. I would never say that Wright's sermons were right or that he had the right to represent his congregation in that manner, but honestly, I really believe that this is far worse. Listen to it, I dare you. I suppose that the media will just need to investigate and find out whether Kroon has ever said G-d damn America or not, among other things; we don't really know yet...it's hasn't even been a week since we even heard Sarah Palin's name! The truth will all be revealed and no doubt, she'll need to pull out of this campaign.

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By peacerhythmsSeptember 4, 2008 - 6:38pm

2 US soldiers died in Iraq today

Still no wmd found

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By f u bush2September 4, 2008 - 8:00pm

Give me strength!

Evangelical faith drives Palin's pro-Israel view
Ralph Z. Hallow (Contact)
Thursday, September 4, 2008

ST. PAUL, Minn. | Sarah Palin displays an Israeli flag in her governor's office in Juneau, even though she has never been to the country, and attends Protestant evangelical churches that consider the preservation of the state of Israel a biblical imperative.

Her faith makes her a favorite with the staunchly pro-Israel neoconservative elements in the Republican Party.

But other Republicans may be concerned that a John McCain-Sarah Palin administration will disregard the caution of former President George H.W. Bush and some of his top advisers and continue the tilt toward Israel.

Most Republicans and conservatives outside Alaska know little about Mrs. Palin's foreign policy views - on Israel or anything else.

But Tucker Eskew, who holds the title of counselor to Mrs. Palin in the McCain-Palin campaign, left no doubt where she stands.

"She would describe herself as a strong supporter of Israel's, with an understanding of Israel's fear of an Iran in possession of nuclear weapons," Mr. Eskew told The Washington Times.

In June, Mrs. Palin told ministry students at her former church that in going to war with Iraq, the United States is "on a task that is from God," the Associated Press reported.

Mrs. Palin's brand of evangelical Protestantism is especially well-disposed to the preservation of Israel for biblical reasons, said Merrill Matthews, an evangelical Christian and a Dallas-based health-policy specialist.

Mrs. Palin was baptized as a teenager at the Wasilla Assembly of God Church. She frequently attends the Juneau Christian Center, which is also part of the Pentecostal Assemblies of God. Her home church is the Church of the Rock, an independent congregation.

"Historically, the Assemblies of God have been dispensationalists, which means they believe in 'the rapture' of Christians that takes them out of the world," said Mr. Matthews. "Central to that position is a very strong support for Israel. It's integral to their view of both prophecy and politics. Denying Israel is almost like denying the faith."

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By f u bush2September 4, 2008 - 8:05pm