In the latest “Arab Spring” uprising, the U.S. is backing protesters, many of whom, informed Middle Eastern security officials tell WND, are now pressing to openly announce an affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Syrian opposition has been plagued by infighting, with competing divisions sparring with each other even since the movement began in September of last year.
Just last week, Syrian National Council leader Burhan Ghalioun announced his resignation after divisions within his council reached a climax only two days after the coalition voted to renew his term. Ghalioun has faced criticism from some opposition members for being too close to the Muslim Brotherhood and of trying to monopolize power within the SNC....
Cliff Leckey wrote: Wise up with the shorthand. I can`t read it.
Neither can we Cliff. We are only using abbreviated linguistics to make jpw feel more at home here. I guess the reason you can't read it is that it hasn't got your Ulster accent.
Aren't you aware of how many more seconds it would take to place a few letters to make it udrstndable? You can't possibly be expecting that! It's the internet age!
the pro-Is lobby such as McCn promote these foreign adventures that use MB
the same leaders put leg out for indefinite detention of us (no guarantee of trial)
foreign adventures that lead to Christian genocide.....
then get the ch znists together in fervor for the kingdom of God (because they tell the Christian what the kingdom of God is?)
come out of her, dear Christians and follow the covenant of Christ.
dispensationalism's eschatology (a recent phenomenon of 19th C americana) is on a runaway train heading towards the train of iz who also longs to fight her way to her messiah.
many darwininsts are hiding under the rafters, with such vitriol, and the enormous power of wore to create revenue, they see WWIII coming....then we read "blessed are the peacemakers."
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Clarence Sexton | 8/31/2009
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