Comments for mariahussain

Comment on Recruiting American Jews for Israel by Rasta

Rasta — Thu, 29 May 2008 19:37:09 +0000

Very Interesting, I know someone who was in deep debts here in canada, and that person decided to leave canada to go in israel … I found your article on google doing a search for ” jew debt israel ” …

Comment on Family Planning in Islam by am

am — Mon, 19 May 2008 04:08:47 +0000

in the name of Allah, the most compassionate, the most merciful
salamun alykum
I read the text.
It’s nice.
good luck.
http://afriendforyou.wordpress.com/

Comment on 78 drops of olive oil by Angela Jo Brittsan

Angela Jo Brittsan — Sat, 10 May 2008 16:08:30 +0000

Thank you for a beautiful article.
I am a Christian and I find it to be a hard, but a good walk.
I know I have Arab blood in me, I can feel it. I am 100% Italian but I know the Arabs conqured Sicily for a time. My Father whos parents both came fom Sicily looks just like Omar Shariff. Very good looking man.
I can never leave Jesus as Messiah, but it does not mean I cannot like your writing and have it help me to walk in Christ better.
Have a beautiful day.

Comment on 78 drops of olive oil by Azu

Azu — Sat, 10 May 2008 15:42:58 +0000

Mariah, Thanks for the spirited note and especially for the words about your friend who is enjoying his symptoms and about the plants being Muslims.
A friend just called and asked me to be a stand in for someone who is having a problem similar to that of your friend. It reminds me that people must want to help themselves or nothing can be done.

For almost 30 years I have known the definition of Islam which is “submission to God”. Anyone could be an observer of Islam, the continuation of the Mosaic, of the teachings of Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha and Jesus. The minerals, vegetables and animals are closest to God as they have no choice but instead are predisposed by design to be obedient, submissive to God. We humans, on the other hand, have a choice as to whether we will live in truth and justice or to ignore God in favor of our own will. Though I am of Islam I am not Muslim and never have been. I would be Muslim if the Messengers of of God had pointed to Muhammad as the Messenger of our day.

It is dark in this world for many now because of those few who will not be denied their demands on the people and the environment. Doubly threatening to the wellbeing of the people, they are wandering lost after mistaking their own desires for the Will of God causing a confusing self exile from the all encompassing mercy of Allah. The laws must be fulfilled however, so that which is intended for evil by man is used by God to be the cause of good here on earth. Those things bring about the purification of any whose aim it is to be separated from all save God. Circumstances alter cases so the souls of children are exempt and protected in ways we cannot see from the disastrous conditions that may result through no fault of their own in the end of a childs life here on earth.

Before we arrive here we are not here for almost an eternity and after we leave here we are gone from here never to return. Our time here is a blink of an eye and our suffering, though it may seem interminable is incredibly brief. We are surrounded by reality but presented with the conundrum of our senses which tell us that we are surrounded by matter in time when in reality we are compassed about by almost nothing. Were we to shove the electrons of our atoms into the nucleus’s we humans would be the size of a small pea or less. And then of course the pea size object that is left is not a thing at all but only a vibration. So, our physical being and that of all other things are mere vibrations like our thoughts. Whose thought is all this that we perceive Who is closer to us than our own jugular vein?

Who is the Messenger of our Day? What could be said of us if we do not fulfill our purpose and locate and come to understand the Revelation of that One who Moses, Krishna, Zoroaster, Buddha and Muhammad pointed to? What else could explain the perplexing conduct of the people of the world except that they are bereft of the truth?

your servant,

Azu

Comment on 78 drops of olive oil by duke

duke — Sat, 10 May 2008 08:13:13 +0000

Peace be with you Maria, peace also with all those
who read this message. The time has come, the harvest
is ripe. I am here to bring judgment to the living
and the dead. Make sure to pass this message on
to all fellow believers. To our Father in heaven
belongs the Kingdom, and Power, the Glory, for
ever and ever.

You are blessed Maria.

The Faithful Witness

Comment on About by bibomedia

bibomedia — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 22:57:28 +0000

Comment on Muslims discover Ron Paul by Rachel

Rachel — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 06:48:02 +0000

@ Some Guy: All Jews tend to vote for whoever is supports Israel. Jews tend to be liberal which makes sense if you take into account their history.

Ron Paul is history. done.

Comment on Precinct by precinct, freedom is now by Pam Silva

Pam Silva — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 21:51:53 +0000

“pulling the plug on war ”
THAT is a great image!
I really enjoyed your phrasing in
” you can tap into a VIBRANT peace movement!
It’s not your usual leftist peace protest,
it’s a socially conservative peace movement.
That is so priceless.”
Thank you so much,
Pam Silva

Comment on Who is behind the Ron Paul media blackout? by Tax Rebel

Tax Rebel — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:58:41 +0000

Tax Season is upon us.

Here’s an idea: Target the H&R Block Tax Preparation outlets, where people are stepping out from having to pay Uncle Sam a huge share of their livelihood or where they’ve been disappointed to learn Uncle Sam has kept more $$ than they ever expected.

Hand these people a Ron Paul message of hope: ABOLISH THE IRS!!!!!

You can’t lose!

DO IT NOW!!!! HELP THE CAMPAIGN!!

Comment on Who is behind the Ron Paul media blackout? by L. Step

L. Step — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:58:53 +0000

If I were Jewish (I am not) I would support Israel. It is that simple. Jewish folks in America must hold onto the State of Israel just in case there is another outbreak of life-threatening Antisemitism (along the lines most recently exercised in Germany). No Western nation has been free of either exercising or tending to Antisemitism. Although but a small fraction of the American population Jewish people have learned, through the centuries, that to be powerless is to encourage persecution. They work in concert. Hilberg’s book is instructive on Jewish survival tactics. Let’s face it, you and I know more than a few folks who are covert antisemites. They hardly admit it to themselves, let alone others, but you can see this for yourself if you look at the comments attached to any blog which deals with Iraq. The MSM (Main Stream Media) is perceived by more and more as being under the control of Zionists and so distorting the news. They might well be doing so! Paul, despite his clear reasoning that US funding is to come to an end to both Israel and others, is still taken as a threat by the Jewish people in America. The AIPAC and the “Israeli Lobby” are understood as exercising too much control over American foreign policy — and so they might. The Jewish folk, with the rising Muslim population in Israel itself, seem to be between a rock and a hard place — either continue support of Israel or fear the rise of American antisemitism if that support is not only fully revealed but resented. If I were Jewish I’d become a Methodist (I’m not a Methodist either)– same God. And HE likely is too intelligent to give a damn what prayer techniques you employ. Indeed he may not even be tuning in.