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Webpage about Flavius Josephus - Was Joseph of Arimathea, Flavius Josephus[edit]
Hi. Revently I posted an external link to a page about an elaborate discussion about Flavius Josephus being Joseph of Arimathea (The biblical figure that took Jesus from the cross and burried him in his land). It is a most interesting and revolutionary piece about early chrisianity, and the role of Josephus in it. Unfortunatelly the link was discarded as a spamlink. I really think this link has an encyclopedic value for this page, and it does not violate any Wikipedia rule. I hope it will be agreed to put the link back. --Controle2 (talk) 16:46, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- We don't link to absurd tinfoilhattery, so no.--Scott Mac (Doc) 17:40, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- See tinfoil hat. It is shorthand for some incredible theory, to which no serious scholar would give any credence. Josephus was almost certainly not born at the time of the crucifixion.--Scott Mac (Doc) 18:25, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- I totally agree with you, but that is also what it discussed on the linkpage. Josephus indeed was not born in the year 33. It's true to all the facts we know about Josephus, and by consistently holding on to these facts some amazing conclusions can be drawn. It is extremely well grounded, and truely interesting I tell you. Did you see the link? --Controle2 (talk) 18:36, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- *** But who says that Jesus was definitely crucified in AD 33 ? - that date is rather speculative, bearing in mind the other data available. In the book "King Jesus", it is explained there that there are more than a dozen reason why the N.T. events actually occurred later than thought - including the descriptions of the AD70 fall of Jerusalem in the Gospels ("the little apocalypse"), and Prof Robert Eisenman's proposed link between Mary and Martha of Bethany and Miriam/Martha Boethus (an AD60s character). *** If the N.T. events occurred later, there is every chance of Josephus being Josephus of Arimathaea. This view is perhaps reinforced by Josephus recording a crucifixion event at the end of Vita (para 75) which is very similar to the N.T. event. Hugh Schonefield first popularised this possibility, so it was being discussed by scholars. Narwhal2 (talk) 16:43, 8 May 2010 (UTC)
- Note that Narwhal2 has been identified as one of several sockpuppets of Ralph Ellis, who wrote "King Jesus". Dougweller (talk) 18:52, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
- I did. But unless there is some evidence that the theory is being discussed among scholars, we would not link to it. "Interesting" is not a criterion.--Scott Mac (Doc) 18:59, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- This is from a dutch book translated partly in English: "From: Jesus the Nazorian. A study on the historicity of Jesus and the origin of Christianity.. Pierre Krijbolder, Amsterdam 1976, Scientific Publisher." It is not just a theory made up by someone random, but a researched and published item. I'm not sure if today it is discussed among scolars, I would have to research it. But would this be enough reason to put it on wikipedia? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Controle2 (talk • contribs) 19:22, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- A Dutch book is quoted on that website, but there is no evidence that any serious scholar is discussing this crazy theory. Indeed, I can assure you they are not.--Scott Mac (Doc) 19:34, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- This is from a dutch book translated partly in English: "From: Jesus the Nazorian. A study on the historicity of Jesus and the origin of Christianity.. Pierre Krijbolder, Amsterdam 1976, Scientific Publisher." It is not just a theory made up by someone random, but a researched and published item. I'm not sure if today it is discussed among scolars, I would have to research it. But would this be enough reason to put it on wikipedia? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Controle2 (talk • contribs) 19:22, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
- "Yosef" was a common name at that time, like "Yashua" (anglicized is "Joshua" or "Jesus"). Just because there's a prominent-ish figure in the NT shares a name with a prominent historian doesn't mean they are the same, as fun and possible attractive (to some poor types) as it might be; besides, the details of the lives and persons of that of Arimathea and the historian contradict such a theory's claims, and just because "Scientific Publisher" is affixed to the name of some work, it doesn't mean the work is actually reliable or trustworthy; the work in question is "Jezus de Nazoreeër. Een studie over de historiciteit van Jezus en de oorsprong van het christendom", and its author is neither a historian nor a theologian or, basically, credentialed in any way to write upon that which he does. That author seems to be of the type attractive to varieties of demographics week-minded and eager for sensations and what's novel, speculative, rather than critical, examining, evidential, investigative: at least that's what it looks like from reviewing his works and claims in various areas; he's just not mainstream, nor is he a brilliant maverick. "Jezus de Nazoreeër" is just not a reliable source.
tooMuchData15:11, 14 May 2009 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by TheResearchPersona (talk • contribs)
- "Yosef" was a common name at that time, like "Yashua" (anglicized is "Joshua" or "Jesus"). Just because there's a prominent-ish figure in the NT shares a name with a prominent historian doesn't mean they are the same, as fun and possible attractive (to some poor types) as it might be; besides, the details of the lives and persons of that of Arimathea and the historian contradict such a theory's claims, and just because "Scientific Publisher" is affixed to the name of some work, it doesn't mean the work is actually reliable or trustworthy; the work in question is "Jezus de Nazoreeër. Een studie over de historiciteit van Jezus en de oorsprong van het christendom", and its author is neither a historian nor a theologian or, basically, credentialed in any way to write upon that which he does. That author seems to be of the type attractive to varieties of demographics week-minded and eager for sensations and what's novel, speculative, rather than critical, examining, evidential, investigative: at least that's what it looks like from reviewing his works and claims in various areas; he's just not mainstream, nor is he a brilliant maverick. "Jezus de Nazoreeër" is just not a reliable source.
Added some brief background information and corrected a spelling error. References provided as well. --Tatoranaki (talk) 17:18, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
Needs specificity[edit]
"Beginning with the creation according to Genesis, he outlines Jewish history. Abraham taught science to the Egyptians..."
This is sort of confusing - and not sourced. He certainly did not teach the scientific method, which is the foundation of science as we know it today, so if anyone knows what the text says exactly and can describe it more... accurately, that would be great. Also, why is so little of this page sourced? 188.8.131.52 (talk) 04:06, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
- Josephus asserts that the science of the Greeks and Egyptians, so prized by the Romans, was taught to them by Abraham and Moses, who were the philosophers and mathematicians of renown. Yes, it may be bs, but that's what he claims. Beyond that Thank you for your suggestion. When you believe an article needs improvement, please feel free to make those changes. Wikipedia is a wiki, so anyone can edit almost any article by simply following the edit this page link at the top. The Wikipedia community encourages you to be bold in updating pages. Don't worry too much about making honest mistakes—they're likely to be found and corrected quickly. If you're not sure how editing works, check out how to edit a page, or use the sandbox to try out your editing skills. New contributors are always welcome. You don't even need to log in (although there are many reasons why you might want to).--Scott Mac (Doc) 09:37, 26 February 2010 (UTC)
Josephus ans chickens in Jerusalem[edit]
To whom it may concern,
Can you please help me. Josephus wrote in one of his books that chickens were not allowed inside the walls of Jerusalem, I think the page number is 187, can you help me with the books name and perhaps a copy of the page.
Will greatly appreciate it. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 13:52, 29 March 2010 (UTC)
Josephus and Genesis[edit]
The article refers to "the Genesis myth". This interjects an opinion...that the Biblical Genesis is a myth. That it is not, is a belief held by many people. It would be better to say "the creation story in Genesis" of "the Biblical story of creation" or simply "Genesis"....something of that light. Opinion has no place in encyclopedic form.Fabuladico (talk) 02:41, 28 April 2010 (UTC)
- You misunderstand the use of the word "myth" here. To say Genesis is a myth is not opinion it is factual. In this context myth = "story told to convey a truth" "sacred story concerning the origins of the world or how the world and the creatures in it came to have their present form". Technically, it says nothing about the veracity of the story, or whether it is true literally, metaphorically or spiritually.--Scott Mac 11:55, 28 April 2010 (UTC)
- Right. Myth in scholarly circles has many meetings. Myth as legend is a prime example where the general story itself is true but some of the details are not--Columbus sailing west to prove the Earth was round, Paul Revere's famous ride, Edison as the inventor of the first light bulb, Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn, nearly every known outlaw and sheriff of the Old West, the whole President Kennedy administration as a modern Camelot, and many others.--BruceGrubb (talk) 12:15, 23 November 2010 (UTC)
I believe that Josephus was the first person to use this term, but i am not sure. And I am no expet on josephus. I assume those of you who watch this page are - can you confirm for me whether he did indeed coin the term and if so, where did he first use it? If he did not coin the term, where did he get it from? Thanks, Slrubenstein | Talk 15:42, 16 May 2010 (UTC)
I am wondering if we should expand the profile to talk more about the criticisms of Josephus because there are many scholars who discount much of his writings as politically rather than factually influenced.THDju (talk) 12:44, 16 September 2010 (UTC)
Arius Calpurnius Piso[edit]
Isn't there considerable speculation that Josephus' works were written by Arius Calpurnius Piso, and that Josephus was a pen name given a fictitious background? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 02:45, 24 January 2012 (UTC)
Included the quote by Nitsa Ben-Ari in which, to my reading, she includes Josephus "among converts who were shunned" and then considered a traitor - addressing why 19th-century scholars refused to study or translate his work. Parkwells (talk) 17:49, 28 November 2011 (UTC)
- The problem is with your assertion that he converted to Christianity. Josephus went over to the Romans, that is the conversion your source speaks of. Neither your ref nor any other academic source make any claim about a conversion to Christinaty. I can understand why one might think that from an article that mentions Christianity so often, but Ben-Ari details the treatments of converts in general, not converts to Christinity. This is clear by her use of Shabtai Zvi in the paragraph following her mention of Josephus. Zvi was a covert to Islam. Poliocretes (talk) 17:59, 28 November 2011 (UTC)
- Jumped the gun, never mind. thanks, Poliocretes (talk) 18:04, 28 November 2011 (UTC)
Widespread popularity of Josephus?[edit]
I can't help but notice that the claim in this article, "It was often the book after the Bible that was most frequently owned by Christians" is not one made uniquely to Josephus' work. Regarding the identity of the second most popular book owned by Christians after the Bible, serious contenders include St. Augustine's "Confessions," Thomas a Kempis' "Imitation of Christ," and John Bunyan's "A Pilgrim's Progress." If no one has any documentation substantiating this claim, I propose we change it to some more generic claim of the text's popularity, without seeking to inflate it's status with a dubious or unproved (or unprovable) claim. For example, "It was thenceforward a book popular throughout the Christian world." Thoughts? (Mryarsawich (talk) 15:00, 4 August 2012 (UTC))
- Agree. Must have missed that comment as it is obviously unsubstantiated OR and a throwaway fluff comment. Ckruschke (talk) 18:11, 7 August 2012 (UTC)Ckruschke
caption under the bust reads "A Roman portrait bust said to be of Josephus, though this identification reflects an antisemitic trope that assumes that Jews have large noses. In the absence of any epigraphic evidence, this attribution cannot be supported.[1]"
so why even put it there? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 04:47, 14 January 2013 (UTC)
Can we believe all that Josephus has written.[edit]
I don't know if any one else has picked up on the fact that Flavius Josephus claims to have studied all three Jewish sects and been taught by a banus by the age of 19. The first factor is the Essenes never inducted initiates into their order until they were 20 or older.If you study the "Dead Sea Scrolls" you will understand that Josephus might be stretching the truth a little bit. Another factor is that he claims to have been taught by a banus like Yeshua/Jesus was. Was this Yohanan the banus that was kicked out of the Essenes or was there lots of profits roaming around in the wilderness just waiting to emerge to teach selected people. I find that there is something very important here if you read between the lines. Was Josephus suggesting that he was given the same knowledge that Yeshua had been given in order to gain favour with the Roman authorities. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mrbean777 (talk • contribs) 00:16, 8 November 2014 (UTC)
- You might have to make a suggestion as how we can improve this article per WP:FORUM.--Inayity (talk) 18:23, 8 November 2014 (UTC)
- interesting. strange that no one has yet addressed this. questions for MrBean: by "a banus" do you mean "someone called Banus" or do you mean "by a teacher of the type that was called a 'banus'"? meaning, is "banus" supposed to be a particular individual? (because i tried to look it up and got nothing.) then, are you saying that Yeshua/Jesus was taught by a banus? or are you saying that Yeshua/Jesus was one of these teacher types known as a banus?
- then, where does "yohanan" come in? here, now, you make it sound like a "banus" is a type of teacher, rather than a particular individual. yet on this site, "banus" seems to be a particular individual: http://www.essene.com/GospelOfPeace/BanusTheEssene.htm
- to your question, "was there lots of prophets roaming around....just waiting to emerge to teach selected people" — yes, that could be likely. even today, this seems rather common. BUT...i'm very intrigued by what you think is between the lines and very important.
- and finally, how would one have gained favor with the Roman authorities by claiming to have received special knowledge, and specifically, the "knowledge that Yeshua had been given"? especially since Yeshua and "his knowledge" don't appear to have been greatly admired by "Roman authorities" at that time, and also because josephus had, apparently, already been regarded as being the recipient of "special knowledge from the divine" and had already been granted favors because of it?Colbey84 (talk) 06:18, 24 September 2015 (UTC)
Josephus suggested a method of collective suicide[edit]
This claim is in dire need of a source. It directly conflicts with Josephus' own account of what transpired (The Jewish War III, 383), where he claims to have pleaded with the other survivors in the cave to reconsider their determination to commit suicide en masse. He does note, however, that upon realizing he would be unable to deter them from suicide while he himself wished to surrender to Vespasian's forces, that he suggested casting lots. Stating Josephus suggested a method of collective suicide is deceptive. AlmostSurely (talk) 14:57, 14 April 2015 (UTC)
i have nothing to add to AlmostSurely's point (except that i agree it should be sourced). but i had a question related to this topic, and thought i'd put it here. i find this: "counting to every third person" to be incredibly confusing. i read thru the 'Josephus Problem' article. i guess "every 3rd person" works in the sense that if the 1st person to kill gets the designation "1," then the person killed would be number "3." then, if the next to kill is "4," the next to die is "6." then "7" kills "9." it continues in this way, by "3" until the end of the line is reached (or the circle is closed), when "40" kills "1" and the pattern ceases to hold. ("2" kills "5," "7" kills "10," "11" kills "14" etc.) however, with "every third person," it matters who does the 2nd killing. is it the next person AFTER the one killed ("1" kills "3" then "4" kills "6"), or is it the one who is SKIPPED ("1" kills "3" then "2" kills "5")? neither of these scenarios give one of the results from the 'Josephus Problem' article: "The first time around the circle, all of the even-numbered people die."
BUT...the JoPro article takes a different approach: "1" kills "2," "3" kills "4," "5" kills "6," and so on. this seems supported by the Josephus quote in that article, which states, "He whom the lot falls to first, let him be killed by him that hath the second lot." which ALSO does not give one of the results from that very article: "Josephus had an accomplice...It is alleged that he placed himself and the other man in the 31st and 16th place respectively." only by skipping a person, then going to the NEXT person (not the skipped person), can you end up with "16" and "31" as the remaining two people (out of 41).
well....i suppose i should see if the Talk page for the JoPro article has a discussion about this. but the phrase here is still confusing.Colbey84 (talk) 09:18, 24 September 2015 (UTC)
- i looked at the JoPro article again, and its Talk page. the phrase, "counting to every third person" comes from this: "They chose suicide over capture, deciding to form a circle and start killing every third person. Josephus states that by luck or possibly by the hand of God, he and another man remained the last and surrendered to the Romans." this line was left in the History section of the JoPro page (it has been edited over the years, and reduced in its size). but it is not sourced there. i could find nothing similar in "The Jewish War," which was referenced for the block quote directly below this phrase. i read the full Chapter 8 of Book III and found nothing similar there (translation by Whiston, http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2850/2850-h/2850-h.htm#link32HCH0008).
- yet...this phrase must be somewhere. or something like it. otherwise, where did the whole premise behind the JoPro come from? okay, i GET that there is the story he told about the group of guys kinda deciding to commit group suicide, and that he guided them as to a way in which to do that. but the circle and the alternating? when i read that quoted passage (III, 8, par.7), i don't see it as being a "set" numbering or drawing at all.
- i don't know where to put this. it doesn't belong on the JoPro page. it's going here for now. >>>
- here's another way to read that paragraph/section: 41 "lots" were put in a container; 2 were marked; each man drew a lot; the one who drew the first marked lot was (ahem) marked for death; drawing continued until the 2nd marked lot was drawn, which then determined the man's executioner. after that death, one blank lot was removed, the lots (with 2 marked) were put back in the container, and the drawing was done again.
- this is the only way, for me, to make sense of the entire paragraph. the first few times i read it, i didn't understand the end, specifically the last sentence, where Jo writes as though 1) he hasn't yet killed anyone there ("to imbrue his right hand in the blood of his countrymen"), 2) as though his fate hasn't yet been determined by drawing lots, and 3) as though the order of the deaths of the final two had not been already determined by the one, initial, drawing of lots ("if he had been left to the last"). i mean, unless you go by the "every third person," which entails a skip of some sort, even when you get down to two guys, there is a "proper order" of who dies next. this has been shown on the JoPro page, where it's been worked out how to determine which number you should have (in the circle or line or whatever) to be the last one standing for every possible starting number.
- and, proving to myself yet again that i have no life, i worked through each of the 3 scenarios i posited earlier (skip a guy, kill the next guy, and the following guy acts next; skip a guy, kill the next guy, and the skipped guy acts next; and, kill the guy next to you, and the guy after him acts next). in each case, the 2 people who made it to the end had made numerous kills. so i don't understand how Jo could possibly think that his hand hasn't ALREADY been "imbrued."
- after reading the entirety of Chapter 8, it's very obvious that Jo had zero intention of dying in this little "game" he dreamed up. without the addition of the "circle" and "initial permanently assigned lot numbers," it's hard to see how he could have rigged it in his favor. and maybe that's why those 2 details were added at some point--to provide a possible understanding. but there ARE other ways; maybe marking the lots in some way that none of the other 40 guys would notice? but there are ways, and just on my quick skimming of much of Jo's works tonight, i'd think he either knew of something or came up with something quick. i still can't understand how not one other man (who'd all been struggling to survive in that "cave" for days, let alone battling through an extended period of hand-to-hand combat--meaning, they all had a strong will to live) came up with the question of, "yes, i see that death by our own hand is wrong and doing it the way you suggest avoids that. except for the last one of us. what about that guy, Jo?"
- well, i know this isn't all that important, but i'm just curious. i CANNOT be the first person to have noticed these things, so maybe someone can point me to the answers that have already been brought up?? sigh, i just came out here to fix a link. i guess i'll go do that now.Colbey84 (talk) 12:27, 24 September 2015 (UTC)
- "his parents and first wife died" - Where does he say that exactly?
- "...marry a captured Jewish woman, who ultimately left him .About 71 AD, Josephus married an Alexandrian Jewish woman" - In Life, Chapter 75: The Captured woman left him when he went to Alexandria with Vespasian, where he met his Alexandrian 3rd wife. Only then he was sent with Titus to the Siege of Jerusalem (70 AD). Liadmalone (talk) 12:03, 10 September 2015 (UTC)
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There is a picture on the internet with Paul next to a bumper sticker which says "Christian and a Democrat". It see if I can get a link for it.
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#151521 Apr 18, 2013
Sicko. Dangerous. A massacre in-waiting.
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#151522 Apr 18, 2013
It sounds like this guy has some mental issues .... which would be expected by someone who claims to be both a Christian and a Democrat!
Curtis claimed the discovery was part of a mafia-related human body parts trafficking ring on his Facebook site.
He also posted criticisms of Sen. Roger Wicker, claimed that he ran into Wicker several times and that "he seemed very nervous speaking to me and would make a fast exit to the door" after talking about his case against the hospital.
He said he had personally sent out more than a million emails in one year,detailing what happened to me.
#151524 Apr 18, 2013
WE do NOT have reciprocal treaties with every country in the world. And yet, for your nutty theory to hold, we would have to. There would have to be treaties with Tonga and Zaire and Mongolia and Azerbaijan so that their citizens when visiting could be tried by US courts---because that is what "subject to the jurisdiction" means. But there are no such treaties, and yet the tourists from those countries are subject to US law, subject to the jurisdiction of the USA.
This court ruling is right; you are wrong:
Mustata v. US Dept. of Justice, 179 F.3d 1017 (6th Cir. 1999)(children born in US to two Romanian citizens described as natural born citizens of the US):
Petitioners Marian and Lenuta Mustata are citizens of Romania. At the time of their petition, they resided in Michigan with their two minor children, who are natural born citizens of the United States.
This court ruling is right; you are wrong:
Diaz-Salazar v. INS, 700 F.2d 1156 (7th Cir. 1983)(child born in US to Mexican citizen is natural born citizen of US):
Petitioner, Sebastian Diaz-Salazar, entered the United States illegally [from Mexico] in 1974 and has been living and working in Chicago since that time.*** The relevant facts which have been placed before the INS, BIA, and this court can be summarized as follows: The petitioner has a wife and two children under the age of three in Chicago; the children are natural-born citizens of the United States.
This court ruling is right; you are wrong:
Nwankpa v. Kissinger, 376 F. Supp. 122 (M.D. Ala. 1974)(child born in US to two Biafra citizens described as natural born citizen of the US):
The Plaintiff was a native of Biafra, now a part of the Republic of Nigeria. His wife and two older children are also natives of that country, but his third child, a daughter, is a natural-born citizen of the United States.
This court ruling is right; you are wrong:
Hollander v. McCain (New Hampshire 2008) ruling:Those born in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, U.S. Const., amend. XIV, have been considered American citizens under American law in effect since the time of the founding, United States v. Wong Kim Ark, 169 U.S. 649, 674-75 (1898), and thus eligible for the presidency..."
This court ruling is right; you are wrong:
Ankeny v. Governor of Indiana (Indiana 2008 Appellate Court) ruling:Based upon the language of Article II, Section 1, Clause 4 and the guidance provided by Wong Kim Ark, we conclude that persons born within the borders of the United States are natural born Citizens for Article II, Section 1 purposes, regardless of the citizenship of their parents.
This Supreme Court court ruling is right; you are wrong:
"It thus clearly appears that, by the law of England for the last three centuries, beginning before the settlement of this country and continuing to the present day, aliens, while residing in the dominions possessed by the Crown of England, were within the allegiance, the obedience, the faith or loyalty, the protection, the power, the jurisdiction of the English Sovereign, and therefore every child born in England of alien parents was a natural-born subject unless the child of an ambassador or other diplomatic agent of a foreign State or of an alien enemy in hostile occupation of the place where the child was born.
III. The same rule was in force in all the English Colonies upon this continent down to the time of the Declaration of Independence, and in the United States afterwards, and continued to prevail under the Constitution as originally established." (United States v. Wong Kim Ark). Notice EVERY child, and that the same rule applied in England, and in the colonies and in the early states AND UNDER THE CONSTITUTION.
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#151525 Apr 18, 2013
I've heard of Sodahead but I am not sure what it is/was. Do any of you have any idea what it is/was?
Among the things that Curtis "liked" on Facebook was Justice For Trayvon Martin and the FBI.
His old Sodahead account shows him to have not voted for Obama, but that he was "liberal."
#151526 Apr 18, 2013
Re: "Obama was born a citizen of his father's nation, just a fact you must live with! LMAO!!! "
Answer: No question at all. He was born a citizen of his father's nation AND he was born a citizen of the country in which he was born, the USA. And his citizenship in the USA is not affected by his dual citizenship. Not at all. We simply ignore dual citizenship. JUST A FACT THAT YOU MUST LIVE WITH.
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#151527 Apr 18, 2013
Your post is scholarly, probing, intelligent, perceptive. Kudos. Oh, birthers, notably LRS and his various monikers and Rogue and the ha ha Justice Dale and Frank and Communist Marxist Lady will tell you to STFU, QUEER, their standard response taken from the birther protocol book of distinguished phrases. Happens all the time when, faced with a smart and researched response, they freeze and adopt the DOH look.
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#151528 Apr 18, 2013
Justice Dale wrote:
<quoted text>Boring!!! Nothing like the smell of gunpowder!! Hell, you ain't lived until you run over 100 rounds of ammo through a weapon, with just one pull of the trigger.
One rifle I have holds only five rounds, but I can start kill at 1500 yards, these toys (AR-15 and AK-47) are good for about 500 yards.
Hey Jacques, Do you know how many people won A-15's, AK-47's and other similar weapons? Now, how many have committed crimes with those weapons? But you consider anyone with them to be crazy?
Well, I think anyone who owns a blowup luv doll to be crazy!
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#151529 Apr 18, 2013
"Christian and a Democrat", eh? I knew it. Another democrat terrorist. I think we should set up re-education camps for these poor folks. Could be run by GWB or Cheney or Romney, who are actually unemployed. Add one hour daily of sheer torture , forcing these damn dems to listen to Rush Limbaugh's radio show.
And, let's be charitable and not comment on the "Christian" appellation.
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#151530 Apr 18, 2013
Hey, here is one you Libtards might want to buy!
#151531 Apr 18, 2013
SHOCKING! USURPER CAUGHT RED-HANDED! A Law Enforcement Investigation Proved Obama's Birth Certificate and Selective Service Registration Card are Both Forgeries. Obama Jailed an Officer for Asking to See Them. Obama Claimed He was Born in Kenya for 17 Years. In 2008, while Vetting McCain, Congress Ruled Presidents Must Have Two US Citizen Parents. Obama Signed This Resolution. Obama's "Birth Certificate" Says His Dad was Kenyan. SO OBAMA'S INELIGIBLE! Let's Arrest Him Now!
#151532 Apr 18, 2013
Thanks my friend.
Your words are too kind.
Right Back At You.
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#151533 Apr 18, 2013
Rogue : "He said he had personally sent out more than a million emails in one year,detailing what happened to me.
Bears a certain resemblence to the e-mails you regularly sent to GWB and now to Obama. LMAO (LRS tm reg'd).
How the mail sorters at the WH must look forward to the morning mail, hoping Rogue has not failed and has addressed at least one missive to the president. No one would want to miss it, making the start of the day a humourous and fun one. I can see everyone absorbing every kernel of wise advice from Rogue Scholar, making sure the president is apprised of every phrase, word, syllable, letter. Of particular interest always is Rogue's deep knowledge of foreign policy LMAO (LRS tm reg'd). Included in Rogue's dispatches is some very fundamental advice from his birther birfoon pal, LRS. Advice : "Flatten them".
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#151534 Apr 18, 2013
Do they look like Mexicans to you?
#151535 Apr 18, 2013
***News Flash***
Obama is NOT Black, a US Citizen, or Natural Born!
Wake up SHEEPLE, You are peeing your pants!
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#151536 Apr 18, 2013
More crucial evidence from the Rogue Scholar. In Curtis's (LRS, note the apostrophe) favour, I guess, is he didn't vote Obama. Who do we suppose he voted for?
But, he's a "liberal". Yup, he is. Electric chair is too good for his kind. I propose he be locked up in LRS's crowded gay-closet and not tell the tribunal at The Hague. They tend to frown on cruel and unusual punishment.
#151537 Apr 18, 2013
Obama was born in Hawaii, as has been proven overwhelmingly, and the meaning of Natural Born Citizen comes from the common law and refers to the place of birth, not to the citizenship of the parents of a US-born citizen. Congress has NOT ruled that two citizen parents are required, nor has the US Supreme Court---which in fact ruled that EVERY child born in the USA is a Natural Born US Citizen in the Wong Kim Ark case.
For Obama to have been born in a foreign country BOTH:
1) the officials in Hawaii of BOTH parties and the public Index Data file and the birth notices sent to the Hawaii newspapers in 1961 by the DOH would ALL have to be lying, AND;
2) Obamas relatives would have had to have had enough money (and Obama's American grandfather was only a furniture salesman and his grandmother a low-level employee in a bank at the time; and his father came to Hawaii from Kenya on free flights) and be willing to waste it sending their pregnant only daughter on a trip ALONE to a foreign country (since WND has proven that Obama senior stayed in Hawaii throughout 1961) at high risk (the rate of stillbirths were high at the time)when there were perfectly good hospitals in Hawaii.
What is a natural born citizen? Clearly, someone born within the United States or one of its territories is a natural born citizen.(Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on OCTOBER 5, 2004)--Senator Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT).
Under the longstanding English common-law principle of jus soli, persons born within the territory of the sovereign (other than children of enemy aliens or foreign diplomats) are citizens from birth. Thus, those persons born within the United States are "natural born citizens" and eligible to be President. Much less certain, however, is whether children born abroad of United States citizens are "natural born citizens" eligible to serve as President ..."---- Edwin Meese, et al, THE HERITAGE GUIDE TO THE CONSTITUTION (2005)[Edwin Meese was Ronald Reagans attorney general, and the Heritage Foundation is a well-known Conservative organization.]
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#151538 Apr 18, 2013
Yep, the Libtards WANT the Boston Marathon bombers to be WHITE and probably also be TEA Partiers Birthers too!
Liberal Online Magazine Salon]:Lets Hope Boston Marathon Bomber Is a White American
Posted on April 17, 2013
How is this not racist? Whoever did this will be found and hopefully dealt will with the death penalty.
Check it out:
The liberal online magazine Salon published an opinion piece Tuesday evening by columnist David Sirota entitled,Lets hope the Boston Marathon bomber is a white American.
Sirota argued that if the perpetrator of Mondays bombing attack, which left at least three people dead, is identified as a Muslim, then conservative Republicans will use the tragedy to block Obama administration policy goals like immigration reform.
If recent history is any guide, if the bomber ends up being a white anti-government extremist, white privilege will likely mean the attack is portrayed as just an isolated incident one that has no bearing on any larger policy debates, Sirota wrote in his Salon piece, which featured an image of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh cropped beside a photograph of Osama bin Laden.
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#151539 Apr 18, 2013
Again, the unrelated response, to wit : "Well, I think anyone who owns a blowup luv doll to be crazy!"
Well, in a strange and perverted manner, they ARE connected. You can't help, as a substitute penis gun-owner, from linking firearms to kinky sex. Not that there's anything wrong with it (Seinfeld). But you,on your own volition, not forced, not egged on, but spontaneously, come up with "blowup luv doll?" Get help. Oh, ask LRS, he'll have you contact his two beautiful nurse girl friends with the friendly syringes and needles. You'll see, and not unlike LRS, you'll be floating in a minute max.
#151540 Apr 18, 2013
Obama is of mixed race--so what?
And he is certainly a US citizen because he was born in Hawaii. And he is certainly a Natural Born Citizen because the meaning of Natural Born comes from the common law (not from Vattel, who is not even mentioned once in the Federalist Papers) and refers to the PLACE OF BIRTH.
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Kirkwood Mountain ResortKirkwood Mountain Resort offers an array of condo and townhouse-style lodging. Guests have the choice of making reservations at 6 different lodges, including Timber Ridge, Lost Cabin, Meadowstone Lodge and Snow Crest Lodge. Keep the kids busy! The Ski & Ride program, available at the resort, includes Mini Rippers and Mini Gnome introductory programs to teach children how ski and snowboard. 960 1280
Village at Squaw ValleyThe Village at Squaw Valley isn't just a place to stay, it's also the center of a European-style village with an array of shops, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues. Guests can stay in a standard room or a 1-, 2- or 3-bedroom suite with amenities, including full-service Trilogy Day Spa, children's game room, whirlpool spas and dry saunas. 960 1280
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and CasinoThe Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, nestled within the Sierra Mountain range, is a AAA Four Diamond hotel that offers guests a relaxing stay. Take a cruise on one of their private boats, get a deep-tissue massage in the world-class Stillwater Spa, tempt Lady Luck at the Grand Lodge Casino and sip on hot-buttered rum or hot chocolate near a warm pit fire after day of skiing. 960 1280
Harrah's Lake TahoeStay in a luxurious suite at Harrah's Lake Tahoe Hotel. Guests have easy access to the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, Cliché Lounge, Reflections the Spa, Lulu Hair Design Salon, Peek Nightclub, the hotel's domed indoor pool, casino, 7 restaurants and a lot more. The 18-story hotel tower offers ski packages to area resorts, including Diamond Peak, Sugar Bowl and Boreal. 960 1280
Heavenly Mountain ResortGo skiing and snowboarding at the Heavenly Mountain Resort. Overlooking Lake Tahoe, this resort offers skiing and snowboarding lessons at 3 different levels -- beginners, intermediate and expert -- for sports enthusiasts of all ages. In the spring or summer, we recommend taking a short walk to South Lake Tahoe's Lakeside Marina, the beach, Heavenly ski gondola and the Village Shopping Center. 960 1280
Squaw Valley LodgeSquaw Valley Lodge is a 4-season condominium resort located on the slopes of the Sierra Mountains. Visitors vacationing in this winter playground can go skiing, ice skating, tubing, hiking or biking. Guests can easily walk or ski to Squaw's village to shop or dine. 960 1280
Resort at Squaw ValleyConde Nast Traveler magazine ranked the Resort at Squaw Valley in the top 50 ski hotels in North America because of its hospitality and full-service amenities. One of the perks for families with kids is the Mountain Buddies, a comprehensive children's program that offers everything from nature hikes and sliding down the resort's 120-foot waterslide to playing broom ball and cross-country skiing on private trails. 960 1280
Sierra-at-Tahoe ResortRise to new heights and experience snowboarding and tree skiing at Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort. Local pro athletes, like Robby Franco, Jamie Anderson and Maddie Bowman -- have graced the slopes, parks and pipes at this ski resort. Guests can also stay active with multiple weekly and monthly events hosted by the resort, including themed ski weeks (e.g. College Week), ski camps, wine tastings and live concerts. 960 1280
Mt. Rose Ski TahoeThis 1,200-acre resort is located about 30 miles south of Reno, NV. Despite the name, Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe is actually on the slopes of Slide Mountain rather than Mt. Rose, which is on the other side of Nevada State Route 431. In addition to ski and snowboarding lessons, Mt. Rose also offers a freestyle ski training program for skiers, ages 9 to 12, to learn the correct techniques in terrain park pipes, upright aerial jumping and how to ski on the mountain in all conditions. 960 1280
Cedar House Sport HotelGuests will enjoy staying at this cozy-yet-chic hotel, which also happens to be pet-friendly. The hotel staff at Cedar House Sport Hotel welcomes your 4-legged friend with treats, beds, bowls and other perks for your pooch. In addition to these unique amenities, the hotel showcases rooms with an eclectic mix of contemporary design; the hotel was built using unrefined and recyclable materials. 960 1280
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This rustic-luxe, chalet-inspired lodge is one of Vail's premier options, with a location in the heart of Vail Square, near the Eagle Bahn lift. The 62 luxurious rooms feature massive bathrooms, stone fireplaces and scenic balconies. Both the lavish spa and rooftop lap pool pack serious wow factor. 960 1280
As one of the higher-end properties in Breckenridge, it has a great winter location on Peak 7, right on the Breck-Connect Gondola line. Upscale details can be found throughout, including exposed wood beams in the open common area and stone fireplaces in the big, individually owned condos. 960 1280
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Near the Olympic Center and a short drive away from slopes, the High Peaks resort is built on the site of the first Lake Placed B&B, built over 100 years ago. Today, it's a great pick because of its warm, inviting interior and scenic views of the lake (seen from most rooms). 960 1280
In a bustling coastal metropolis that uniquely offers views of both the mountains and the sea, a boutique hotel is just what you need to come home to in Vancouver. The Loden Hotel will make you feel relaxed after a long day of skiing the nearby slopes. 960 1280
A luxurious escape from the madness of the touristy parts of Whistler, the 77 suites at Nita Lake Lodge evoke sophisticated, mountain-town style, with high, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces and beautiful balconies with gorgeous views. 960 1280
One Ski Hill Place is located directly on the mountain in Breckenridge, CO, and the on-site Gondola transports guests within walking distance to Main Street. It's a true ski-in/ski-out property, and the views are excellent. 960 1280
This 121-room hotel has a premier location in the heart of Whistler Village, right next to the ski lifts. Rooms are homey and functional, if not luxurious, with light wood accents, space-saving Murphy beds, kitchenettes and fireplaces. After a day out in the cold, the outdoor Jacuzzi is a wonderful treat. 960 1280
The main draw of this quaint, historic hotel is its downtown Salt Lake City location, within walking distance of restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions. The rooms have Tempur-Pedic beds with quality linens and romantic white canopies, iPod docks and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. 960 1280
This homey inn with quaint on-site spa and log cabin decor will help you feel like you're in your own living room. Its proximity to Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort make it a great, casual destination. 960 1280
The St. Regis offers a true 5-star experience. Skiiers will love its location in Park City, UT: its is directly on the famous ski resort of the same name, offering excellent ski-in/ski-out access for guests. 960 1280
This luxurious 170-room Park City lodge offers ski-in, ski-out access to Deer Valley Resort, and has a design style that could be described as "wilderness chic." Perks such as free ski valets and free shuttles to the slopes from the parking lots are season-long luxuries. 960 1280
In keeping with its name, hideaway has a distinct mountain-lodge vibe. This cozy hotel is just steps from the base of Jackson Hole Mountain resort, and only a mile from the entrace to Grand Teton National Park. 960 1280
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Royal Gorge Cross Country Ski ResortHit the slopes at Royal Gorge Cross Country Ski Resort. With 65 trails, and 121 miles of skiable terrain, the property is the largest cross-country ski resort in all of North America. Find it in Soda Springs, California, roughly 45 minutes from Lake Tahoe. 960 1280
MontBleu Resort Casino & SpaFor a little gambling fun, head to MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa. Nestled on the Nevada side of South Lake Tahoe, the resort doubles as a casino and health spa, where you can indulge in saunas, whirlpools and eucalyptus steam rooms. The resort is also a great place to catch a live show. 960 1280
Paddle Boarding on Lake TahoeCome summer, rent a stand up paddleboard and paddle around the perimeter of Lake Tahoe. You'll get in some good exercise: The lake is the 27th largest lake (by volume) in the world, with a perimeter that stretches 72 miles long. 960 1280
Burger MeGrab a burger and onion rings at Burger Me. This family-owned-and-operated burger joint in nearby Truckee, California, serves everything fresh and made to order. Hearty options include the "Dirty Bird" (made with 5-oz. free-range chicken) and a good ole hamburger, except this one grass-fed, with no antibiotics. Fast food just got a little healthier. 960 1280
Hiking (Tahoe Rim Trail)Lace up your boots for a hike along Tahoe Rim Trail, a 165-mile-long hiking trail that forms a loop around Lake Tahoe. Other great hikes include Bayview Trail, a 4- to 5-mile-long trail for experienced hikers, southwest of Lake Tahoe; and Eagle Falls Trail, a family-friendly, 1.5-mile hike in Tahoma, California, located right by Lake Tahoe. 960 1280
VikingsholmFind this 38-room mansion on the shore of Emerald Bay in South Lake Tahoe. Built in 1929, Vikingsholm is one of the best examples of Scandinavian architecture not just in America but in the entire Western Hemisphere; among its striking features are round granite boulders fixed in mortar, something commonly found in stone churches and castles built in the 11th century in southern Sweden. 960 1280
Resort at Squaw CreekThe kids will love the Resort at Squaw Creek. This luxury ski resort in Lake Tahoe offers a host of family activities, from snowshoeing and sledding to ice skating in the resort's outdoor exhibition rink, where you'll find the Sierra Nevada mountain range just beyond. Ask about Mountain Buddies, a supervised outdoors program for kids ages 4 to 12. 960 1280
Hyatt Regency Lake TahoeBed down for the night at Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort. With a spa, casino and 500 feet of private lakefront beach, this AAA Four Diamond-property is on the pricier side, but if it's alpine lodge luxury you seek, you'll find it here. The 421 guestrooms, including 24 lakeside cottages, come decorated with natural pine, distressed wood and leather furnishings. 960 1280
Franciscan Lakeside LodgeFor something a bit more on the budget-friendly side, try the Franciscan Lakeside Lodge. Located on Lake Tahoe's north shore, the property is home to lakefront and lakeside cottages, in a relaxed setting. Stroll along the nearby beach and take in the Tahoe sunset, or kick back in an Adirondack chair on your very own deck or porch. 960 1280
Homewood Mountain Ski ResortEnjoy ski runs with epic views of Lake Tahoe at Homewood Mountain Ski Resort. This ski area, on the west shore of Lake Tahoe, comprises 1,260 acres of skiable terrain and eight lifts. Among Homewood's 64 runs, experienced skiers will want to try "Rainbow Ridge" -- at 2 miles long, it's the resort's longest run. 960 1280
Emerald BayLocated on the southwest corner of Lake Tahoe, Emerald Bay State Park features the Scandinavian-style Vikingsholm mansion; California's first underwater shipwreck park (scuba-dive to see this final resting place of many boats, launches and barges, used in the lake before the turn of the century); and Fannette Island, the only island in all of Lake Tahoe. Get here by boat; spots six and 21 are the best places to dock. 960 1280
Gar Woods Grill and PierDig into the daily seafood special at Gar Woods Grill and Pier. The waterfront restaurant, nestled in Carnelian Bay in North Lake Tahoe, features a menu of hand-cut steaks, fresh Pacific seafood and the famous "Wet Woody" (ask the waiter). The restaurant's large deck and balconies, meanwhile, offer great views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierras. 960 1280
M.S. Dixie Sunset CruiseOn the Nevada side of the river, hop aboard the 520-passenger, M.S. Dixie II -- the largest cruising vessel in South Lake Tahoe that's been voted the "Best Cruise in Nevada" by local Nevada Magazine. In North Lake Tahoe, hop aboard Tahoe Gal for a leisurely ride to Emerald Bay. 960 1280
M.S. Dixie Sunset CruiseOn the Nevada side of the river, hop aboard the 520-passenger, M.S. Dixie II -- the largest cruising vessel in South Lake Tahoe that's been voted the "Best Cruise in Nevada" by local Nevada Magazine. In North Lake Tahoe, hop aboard Tahoe Gal for a leisurely ride to Emerald Bay. 960 1280
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Grand Wailea Resort Hotel and SpaThe beautifully designed, 780-room Grand Wailea has one of the top US spas, a prime location on one of the best US beaches, and 9 pools -- including arguably the best one in Hawaii. The massive main pool has several fun features, including volleyball nets, a waterslide, and a rope swing. Dive in! 960 1280
Four Seasons MauiAn immaculate, art-filled property fronting Wailea beach, the Four Seasons Miami stands at the pinnacle of the area's resorts, offering spacious rooms, a top-notch staff and a slew of amenities, including three high-design pools. The poolside cabana staff refills guests' free glasses of ice water, and employees patrol the lounge chairs with cold towels and spray-bottles of Evian to spritz guests' faces. 960 1280
Royal Corin ResortFor Costa Rica's Royal Corin Resort & Loto Spa, this 54-room boutique hotel has a lot to offer, including great views of Arenal volcano, a lovely spa, a bar with an outdoor terrace, an on-site restaurant and a beautiful pool. This hot springs pool features natural thermal waters that help guests relax and take in the scenery. 960 1280
The Raleigh HotelSome things at the Raleigh Hotel are vintage-bordering-on-dated, but not the stunning free-form pool. This pool became a Miami landmark when former swimmer and movie star Esther Williams leapt from its waterfall diving board in a sequined bathing cap. 960 1280
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