1. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7679934.stm
via http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2008/10/isr...-sainthood.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Israel website in 'Nazi pope' row</b>
An exhibit at the Yad Vashem memorial is seen as critical of Pius XII
A photo montage which superimposed a Nazi swastika over Pope Benedict has appeared on a website run by supporters of Israel's leading political party.
The image was later removed from the Yalla Kadima website, apparently on the orders of party leader Tzipi Livni.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Israeli party should have stuck to their guns on that one. They were right. Israel shouldn't become psecular, else christos will terrorise Jews all over again.
2. <b>More proof that christianism is a mental disease.</b>
Taoists must be brought in to 'exorcise' the christian seat of vampirism (the church) in Kerala.
The following is from a deconversion story of a Taiwanese person who as a kid was converted to the really scary christoterrorism ideology, and therefore naturally developed some more easily identifiable mental diseases (because of becoming possessed by the hateful influence of christianism/belief in the non-existent nightmare character=idea of 'jeebusjehovallah').
But,
going back to Taiwan to be under the beneficial influence of the 'heathen' Taoist and Bauddha populace there, being given some sort of Shuddhi by Taoist swamis (referred to as 'exorcism' in the following excerpt), and becoming vegetarian like many Taoists tend to be - he was finally freed from the dark pit his mind had been pushed into by false and scary ideas.
Now this person owns a famous site debunking christian terrorism called <b>"Debunking Christians"/"Debunking every argument of christian fundamentalists and evangelists"</b>, part of his bigger site that includes a page called "Debunking Skeptics". (He's a heathen after all <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' /><!--endemo--> )
The relevant portion of his deconversion experience - my comments in purple:
http://www.happierabroad.com/Christian_Story.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->After the school year, I decided I wanted to take a big break from all that I went through and go to Taiwan for a year to teach English and be with my relatives who were the only ones who liked me for who I was. I hoped it would be a good way to recuperate from what I went through. Everyone in my family agreed that it was a good idea because 1) We were afraid that if I just started school again after summer then I might be overwhelmed again by school, life, Schizophrenia and depression like I was last year and not be able to function. I certainly didn't want to take that risk. 2) After a year in a good environment with lots of caring people, my mind might develop and become mature enough to deal with school when I came back. 3) Also, it would give my Schizophrenia/OCD rituals a year to heal or lessen somewhat, which would further help me to deal with school when I came back. It turned out that we were right! When I came back, I was a whole different person in a lot of ways, which I'll get into later. I had a lot of fun there and made a lot of friends too. It was the first time in two years that I felt really happy and enthusiastic again. It wasn't that I just had a good time there, it was that I was so relieved to have made it out alive through the last two years when I thought my life was over. I wasn't doomed after all I guess. It was just such a relief, and I felt this relief everyday for an entire year. After all when you go down to the bottom of a pit, there's nowhere to go but up! It was a wonderful refreshing feeling, kind of like the feeling you get when you get out of the shower you know, except that you feel it for the whole year! Because I felt so much better and free, my Schizophrenic symptoms lessened so fast that I forgot about them soon!
(Presence of Taiwanese 'heathens' made him better. Cf. the presence of christoterrorists in US who infected him with the mental disease of christianism. Don't worry, it's only contagious if you let it.)
During that year when my mom came to visit me in Taiwan for a few months, she took me to see some Spiritualist healers and to some Taoist-like temples to find out if we could get some help for the mental illness I had for 2 years. 3 Different spiritualists who didn't know each other told her that they could "see" two souls inhabiting me for a past karmic crime I committed against them. She was instructed by the leaders of a Taoist-like temple to perform these strange exorcism rites, which involved putting leaflet spells above the bedroom I slept in and having me take baths in some hot herbal water tossed in with yellow spell leaflets. It was all weird to me and my Christian world view taught that Satan was behind these kind of things. But I thought oh well, being a Christian never helped me through those 2 hellish years anyway, so why not give Satan a chance at helping me? Anything would be better than having to go through what I went through again. So I just went along with everything to humor my concerned mom. During some of their temple rites, I saw some strange things that I never knew existed in any religion. While in a trance, one of the spiritualists made a lot of fierce and fast movements. I was wondering if he was possessed or something. Anyway, after the spells and exorcisms, they said that the 2 spirits in me were gone and that I would gradually return to normal. To speed up the process of returning to normal, they suggested that I become a vegetarian as well. I tried that and liked it too, so I stuck with it up to today. My conscience felt cleaner when I didn't eat meat, plus the vegetarian food there in Taiwan was absolutely delicious! Anyway I had fun the rest of that year and I taught English in tutoring schools as well. My mental disorder thing had also decreased to where it was controllable.Â
When I came back after a year, I felt confident, energized, optimistic and ready to tackle anything. I started my senior year in that new high school that I went to before I left. I didn't make that many friends there because it was hard for me to break into the already formed cliques, but at least everyone was nice to me and respected me which I wasn't used to. It was a boring year, but at least I had peace of mind everyday and I easily faced each day with confidence and drive. Homework was easy because I could select classes that were easy or interesting so I finally started getting good grades. I found that I could think and concentrate clearly too, so I had a lot of control over my thoughts and emotions for the first time. Maybe it was because the vegetarianism helped clear my conscience? I don't know.Â
(Vegetarianism may have been a factor. But another one that wrought his drastic improvement would have been the fact that the Taoists gave him Shuddhi from the evil mental disease of christianism.)
But either way, I found it easy to read and write and to be excited by even the little things. Amazingly, some cognitive abilities and talents I never knew I had appeared out of nowhere! I suddenly felt like I had mastery over organizing my thoughts and words so that I could communicate any thought or idea I wanted. No thought or idea was too difficult to put into words, and I could do it all in a very organized coherent way too!<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Perhaps we should hire them and get them to do their cleansing Shuddhi ceremonies in Bharatam, to free it of the mindviruses of christoislamicommunism <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo-->
While at that, they should do it to China too, since it has been infected by the christocommunist mental disease.
via http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2008/10/isr...-sainthood.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Israel website in 'Nazi pope' row</b>
An exhibit at the Yad Vashem memorial is seen as critical of Pius XII
A photo montage which superimposed a Nazi swastika over Pope Benedict has appeared on a website run by supporters of Israel's leading political party.
The image was later removed from the Yalla Kadima website, apparently on the orders of party leader Tzipi Livni.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Israeli party should have stuck to their guns on that one. They were right. Israel shouldn't become psecular, else christos will terrorise Jews all over again.
2. <b>More proof that christianism is a mental disease.</b>
Taoists must be brought in to 'exorcise' the christian seat of vampirism (the church) in Kerala.
The following is from a deconversion story of a Taiwanese person who as a kid was converted to the really scary christoterrorism ideology, and therefore naturally developed some more easily identifiable mental diseases (because of becoming possessed by the hateful influence of christianism/belief in the non-existent nightmare character=idea of 'jeebusjehovallah').
But,
going back to Taiwan to be under the beneficial influence of the 'heathen' Taoist and Bauddha populace there, being given some sort of Shuddhi by Taoist swamis (referred to as 'exorcism' in the following excerpt), and becoming vegetarian like many Taoists tend to be - he was finally freed from the dark pit his mind had been pushed into by false and scary ideas.
Now this person owns a famous site debunking christian terrorism called <b>"Debunking Christians"/"Debunking every argument of christian fundamentalists and evangelists"</b>, part of his bigger site that includes a page called "Debunking Skeptics". (He's a heathen after all <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' /><!--endemo--> )The relevant portion of his deconversion experience - my comments in purple:
http://www.happierabroad.com/Christian_Story.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->After the school year, I decided I wanted to take a big break from all that I went through and go to Taiwan for a year to teach English and be with my relatives who were the only ones who liked me for who I was. I hoped it would be a good way to recuperate from what I went through. Everyone in my family agreed that it was a good idea because 1) We were afraid that if I just started school again after summer then I might be overwhelmed again by school, life, Schizophrenia and depression like I was last year and not be able to function. I certainly didn't want to take that risk. 2) After a year in a good environment with lots of caring people, my mind might develop and become mature enough to deal with school when I came back. 3) Also, it would give my Schizophrenia/OCD rituals a year to heal or lessen somewhat, which would further help me to deal with school when I came back. It turned out that we were right! When I came back, I was a whole different person in a lot of ways, which I'll get into later. I had a lot of fun there and made a lot of friends too. It was the first time in two years that I felt really happy and enthusiastic again. It wasn't that I just had a good time there, it was that I was so relieved to have made it out alive through the last two years when I thought my life was over. I wasn't doomed after all I guess. It was just such a relief, and I felt this relief everyday for an entire year. After all when you go down to the bottom of a pit, there's nowhere to go but up! It was a wonderful refreshing feeling, kind of like the feeling you get when you get out of the shower you know, except that you feel it for the whole year! Because I felt so much better and free, my Schizophrenic symptoms lessened so fast that I forgot about them soon!
(Presence of Taiwanese 'heathens' made him better. Cf. the presence of christoterrorists in US who infected him with the mental disease of christianism. Don't worry, it's only contagious if you let it.)
During that year when my mom came to visit me in Taiwan for a few months, she took me to see some Spiritualist healers and to some Taoist-like temples to find out if we could get some help for the mental illness I had for 2 years. 3 Different spiritualists who didn't know each other told her that they could "see" two souls inhabiting me for a past karmic crime I committed against them. She was instructed by the leaders of a Taoist-like temple to perform these strange exorcism rites, which involved putting leaflet spells above the bedroom I slept in and having me take baths in some hot herbal water tossed in with yellow spell leaflets. It was all weird to me and my Christian world view taught that Satan was behind these kind of things. But I thought oh well, being a Christian never helped me through those 2 hellish years anyway, so why not give Satan a chance at helping me? Anything would be better than having to go through what I went through again. So I just went along with everything to humor my concerned mom. During some of their temple rites, I saw some strange things that I never knew existed in any religion. While in a trance, one of the spiritualists made a lot of fierce and fast movements. I was wondering if he was possessed or something. Anyway, after the spells and exorcisms, they said that the 2 spirits in me were gone and that I would gradually return to normal. To speed up the process of returning to normal, they suggested that I become a vegetarian as well. I tried that and liked it too, so I stuck with it up to today. My conscience felt cleaner when I didn't eat meat, plus the vegetarian food there in Taiwan was absolutely delicious! Anyway I had fun the rest of that year and I taught English in tutoring schools as well. My mental disorder thing had also decreased to where it was controllable.Â
When I came back after a year, I felt confident, energized, optimistic and ready to tackle anything. I started my senior year in that new high school that I went to before I left. I didn't make that many friends there because it was hard for me to break into the already formed cliques, but at least everyone was nice to me and respected me which I wasn't used to. It was a boring year, but at least I had peace of mind everyday and I easily faced each day with confidence and drive. Homework was easy because I could select classes that were easy or interesting so I finally started getting good grades. I found that I could think and concentrate clearly too, so I had a lot of control over my thoughts and emotions for the first time. Maybe it was because the vegetarianism helped clear my conscience? I don't know.Â
(Vegetarianism may have been a factor. But another one that wrought his drastic improvement would have been the fact that the Taoists gave him Shuddhi from the evil mental disease of christianism.)
But either way, I found it easy to read and write and to be excited by even the little things. Amazingly, some cognitive abilities and talents I never knew I had appeared out of nowhere! I suddenly felt like I had mastery over organizing my thoughts and words so that I could communicate any thought or idea I wanted. No thought or idea was too difficult to put into words, and I could do it all in a very organized coherent way too!<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Perhaps we should hire them and get them to do their cleansing Shuddhi ceremonies in Bharatam, to free it of the mindviruses of christoislamicommunism <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo-->While at that, they should do it to China too, since it has been infected by the christocommunist mental disease.