About Beheading - Comments (4)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 27th May, 2005 @ 06:12:57 PM

The other night as I was driving home I heard “The Michael Savage” broadcast.

I am one of the people that likes Michael Savage, despite some unlikeable things about him, because he is a genuine person. In fact, he is my age-mate – as is Rush Limbaugh.

Michael (Weiner) Savage seems to have had early years like my own, hanging around the university way too long, and knowing far too many university professors.

As I was listening to one of his entertaining rants, he played the awful audio of the death of Nicholas Berg: a death none of us want to think about. You may recall that Nick Berg was beheaded by Arab militants last year. On one of my broadcasts I suggested to my listeners that Nick Berg was publicly beheaded not only for being an American, but for being Jewish.
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Is the Papacy Dead? - Comments (6)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 12th April, 2005 @ 05:08:51 AM

Is the Papacy dead? Hardly.

The latest Pope is dead and buried. It’s all I can do but get sick over the fawning over a man who, during his life, led more people toward the lake of fire than anyone else in this century. Considering the length of his tenure, he ranks near the top of the all-time list of deceivers.

That’s in the press poll if not in the coaches’ poll.
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The Bible And The Death Penalty. - Comments (3)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 6th April, 2005 @ 02:35:16 AM

The death penalty is once again in the news as Amnesty International continues along its altered agenda to help eliminate it worldwide. I say altered agenda because, as one can learn from the AI web site, it began as an organization opposing political injustice, not the death penalty itself.

It has been a very effective campaign by the forces of lawlessness in the heavens to effect the abolition of the cornerstone of human government throughout the world. In fact, according to AI, only Belarus and Uzbekistan stand in the way of all of Central Asia and Europe being completely without the death penalty.
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My Papal Prediction. - Comments (5)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 4th April, 2005 @ 06:20:58 PM

It seems like many pundits are trying to guess the next Pope. I’d like to achieve “pundit status” myself, so I think I’ll take a shot at it.
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Easter Sunday Show: $24.95 - Comments (1)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 31st March, 2005 @ 06:53:42 AM

I was talking to an older woman this week, and we both had the same unanswered question: how much did it cost for a church to have segments of “The Passion of the Christ” playing in their theatres in “celebration” of Easter?

I found the answer: $24.95.
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Is “Terri” Really a First? - Comments (1)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 29th March, 2005 @ 07:45:29 AM

The Terri Schiavo case might be a bit unique in that it is about a bigamist (or polygamist) and alienated husband (with some money) denying a handicapped wife food and water, but it is BY NO MEANS UNIQUE as far as killing the handicapped under the guise of mercy and care.

I have been a first-hand witness of numerous attempts to kill a handicapped child, and except for rather extraordinary determination by parents and some well-meaning others against the “medical establishment at work,” that child would have been outright murdered (with parental participation!) by those who profess to care for the child, even while the same ones line their pockets with hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Weighing In On “Terri” - Comments (1)

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Author: John Malone
Date: 28th March, 2005 @ 09:36:11 PM

Everybody’s talking about it, and writing about it. So I thought I might add something to the discussion of what is going on in Flordia with Terri Schiavo.

Michael Savage is, I think, rightly calling her “Terri Schindler.” Of course, he is rightly called “Michael Weiner” (his real name.).

The immorality of denying a handicapped person food and water is so decadent, I do not really think comment is necessary. Here we find the denial of the basics of life.
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