Author: Papa Giorgio

I Am Starting A New Blog Called-PHOTOBUCKET CENSORSHIP

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WHY? You may ask. Because PhotoBucket does not allow for academics (yes, I consider myself one) to upload historical photos that have anything to do with “bad history.” My first post reads as follows — Which is an email i sent them about this censorship:

First Known Tantric Swastika in Germany On Political Poster from the Thule Society

My reasoning for this with PhotoBucket:

You have removed photos that are historical in nature. I am not racist (I have a black grandmother and grew up in an all black neighborhood in Detroit where ALL my friends were black). The image removed was a picture of the first known Swastika known of in Germany posted by an occult group in Germany, the Thule Society. Hitler and his racist/occultic cohorts were part of or affiliated with this occult group and were heavily influenced by this cult being themselves heavily influenced by the Theosophical Society of Madam Blavatsky (where the “great white brotherhood” doctrine and the term “aryan” came from). This is a historical poster that depicts this first known swastika in Germany in 1917. You obviously have someone there at photobucket who is reacting to this in an unknowledgeable manner.

Also, another picture removed is one showing how evolutionary theory depicts black persons. There was a black man displayed in the NY Zoo in the early 1900’s and many Australian Aborigines lost their lives and had their graves dug up in the name of science. They were considered missing links in lieu of the Darwinian narrative. Again, I am not racist, I am merely showing how secular scientific ideas promulgate racist tendencies. I believe the Biblical narrative that we are all from one man and woman (genesis), and as Acts 17:26 says we are all from one blood. However, neo-Darwinian thinking (before the mitochondrial DNA studies which support the Genesis understanding of lineage) said that humans are evolved from three separate lineages: the Caucasoid, Mongoloid, and Negroid. This drove the racial view that Harvard professor Stephen J. Gould mentioned drove racist ideals:

“Biological arguments for racism may have been common before 1850, but they have increased by orders of magnitude following the acceptance of evolutionary theory” (Stephen Jay Gould, Ontogeny and Phylogeny, [Harvard Press; 1977] p.p. 127-128).

This photo that was taken down was in reference to these early Darwinian understandings (and thus are historical) of race and race relations. Which I AGREE ARE HORRIBLE! I expect these to be replaced and someone — if they are to take other photos like these down in the future consider my racial heritage, my theological outlook, and my historical understanding and stance on these issue. If someone mistakenly complains about these photos not know my background, degrees, and the like, you should not simply take them down out of reaction to an un-educated complaint.

I then asked this in a seperate email:

Does PhotoBucket recommend another site that allows academics to upload their images? Because what you are saying is that academics are not welcome here. Also, you are painting Hinduism as images that abuse your policy (Beheading):

http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n176/guili_ph/kali.jpg

I expect this to be taken down as well, as they are Swastikas:

http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f219/Hehlua/swastika4.gif

Your policy, with which you judged my photos is backfiring a bit? Wouldn’t you agree. This next photo is very offensive and possibly even worn by a German who personally gassed Jews (Third Reich medal):

http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r278/kabelace/Diecast/Luftwaffe/GAP-51BGerman.jpg

According to your reasoning, all these have to be taken down.

So here is my first post that will always remain here to remind people of the lunacy of Political Correctness.

What you have here is the first known example of a Swastika in Germany. It is a political poster from 1919 published by the Thule Society. The Thule Society was an occultic group with ties to Hitler and others that I have mentioned herein. Their belief structure is similar to the New Age movement of today.

Jon Sewart’s Rant Is Perfect Example of Pulling the Proverbial LOG Out of One’s Own Eye

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This is NewsBusters making me chuckle inside:

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c
News Corp. Gives Money to Republicans
www.thedailyshow.com

Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Tea Party

Of course Jon Stewart forgot something, money trails:

Comedian Jon Stewart on Wednesday bashed Fox News for parent company News Corporation’s $1 million donation to the Republican Governors Association.

Unfortunately, Stewart failed to inform his viewers that Viacom, the parent company of Comedy Central, has so far given disproportionately to Democrats this year.

Also missing in the “Daily Show” host’s attack of FNC and Glenn Beck was that News Corp. prior to this contribution had historically given more to Democrats than Republicans.

Such facts were unimportant Wednesday evening, for Stewart was on another in a long line of Fox News is the devil incarnate rants…:

If Stewart is indeed concerned with “following the money,” maybe he should look at the contributions by his own company.

After all, according to Open Secrets, Viacom’s Political Action Committee has so far this year contributed 62 percent of its money to Democrats and only 38 percent to Republicans (h/t Lachlan Markay):

[… see graphs at original story]…

…Beyond this, as NewsBusters reported hours before Stewart made his comments, prior to this $1 million donation, News Corp. had actually given 54 percent of its donations to Democrats and 46 percent to Republicans…

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OOopss

Everyone I would Like You To Meet the HOLY GHOST-HOLY GHOST I Would Like You To Meet Everyone

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Here the Holy Ghost is pictured being driven to Sonic Burger;

I always pictured gods a bit more Grecian [i.e., in shape]

The Holy Ghost apparently likes to meet underage women and rape them in lieu of a blessing. Who would have thought? In the linked stories via Religon News Blog, the suspect went from Utah to Idaho, to Montana where he was eventually caught. This is obviously a cult break-away from what I would already consider a theological cult. LDS theology teaches that the Holy Ghost (He is refereed to in Christian theology as the Holy Spirit, another clue to the origins of this cult) has a literal body and resides with Heavenly Father on the planet Kolob. An additional clue to this is the name of the church: Church of the Firstborn of the General Assembly of Heaven. In Mormon theology there are assemblies of the gods, to which Joseph Smith is now part of. Also, on the linked site there is mention of Urim and Thummim and other Mormon (LDS) understandings of theology and history. So a girl being brought up steeped in this idea is more likely to fall for such ideas as a justification for allowing an adult to do these horrible things. Not saying that these people that prey on innocence — whether dentists, psychologists, school counselors, priests/pastors, monks/holy men — need anymore help in their brainwashing in the act of taking advantage of their position of authority and private moments with youth. The sad thing is that the victim’s father pushed her into it as well. Here is a bit of the story[s]:

“He was saying he was The Holy Ghost in the flesh, and I didn’t believe that. I found that hard to believe,” said Cynthia Dalton, daughter of Terrill Dalton.

Cynthia Dalton is now 20. She came to KSL, giving up the privacy a rape victim is normally accorded, because she wants her father prosecuted. She claims he insisted she have sex with Harman when she was 15 years old.

“My dad comes up to me and goes, ‘You’ve got to do this, this is what the Lord wants. You do this, you sleep with Geody, you’ll get great blessings bestowed upon you,’” she said.

Cynthia Dalton says she resisted and then gave in to Harman. A few days later, her father followed suit.

“And he’s like, ‘The Lord says me and you need to have sex. We need to have sex three times and after the third time you’ll have great blessings bestowed upon your head,’” she said.

Salt Lake County investigators have now filed rape charges against both men.

[…]

Detectives investigated the alleged rapes several years ago, but back then Cynthia denied it happened.

“This has been several years later and she is an adult now. She felt more comfortable in disclosing and gave some very good disclosure in connection to the incident,” Hutson said.

“I would like to see my father go behind bars because I don’t want to see him ruin any other young woman’s life,” Cynthia Dalton said.

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Well Cynthia, mee too!


24% Think Obama Is a Muslim-I WIll Tell You Why

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Drudge Report h/t about a Time article:

Opponents of the planned Islamic community center and mosque near Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan have public opinion firmly in their corner. According to a new TIME poll, 61% of respondents oppose the construction of the Park51/Cordoba House project, compared to 26% who support it. More than 70% concur with the premise that proceeding with the plan would be an insult to the victims of the attacks on the World Trade Center. Opposition to the project appears to derive largely from the conviction that the proposed site of the project — just two blocks from Ground Zero, in a building that formerly housed a Burlington Coat Factory outlet — is so close to “hallowed ground,” as President Obama put it.

Yet the survey also revealed that many Americans harbor lingering animosity toward Muslims. Twenty-eight percent of voters do not believe Muslims should be eligible to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court. Nearly one third of the country thinks adherents of Islam should be barred from running for President — slightly higher than the 24% who mistakenly believe that the current occupant of the Oval Office is himself a Muslim. In all, just 47% of respondents believe Obama is a Christian; 24% declined to respond to the question or said they were unsure, and 5% believe he is neither Christian nor Muslim….

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Obama hasn’t given people any reason to think otherwise. Example: he hasn’t been to one Day of Prayer celebration, but he holds an Iftar Dinner at the White House for Ramadan. This doesn’t wholly make the point, but it is definitely out of step with all previous Presidents. Now, being that he was deeply involved in the Black Nationalist Movement and many Muslim (Nation of Islam people) graced his church of 20-years, there may be some affinity between the Marxist understanding of his version of Christianity and the Nation of Islam. So my official verdict is out, and probably will remain as such. However, I can say [however] with all honesty that Obama is a rabid secularist who is (through his policies and his party’s direction) hurting America and her values with egalitarian suicide. His comments at the Iftar dinner likewise smack of Taqiyya in my mind’s eye. But Michael Medved set the history straight on that. Going to the church he did for twenty years makes that caricature to the right not too far fetched… because in the liberal mind such a synthesis is possible.