Former Attorney General Casts Christ as Terrorist

CNSNews.com ^ | January 10, 2003 | Michael L. Betsch and Scott Hogenson

[savedbygrace]

Memo to Gen. Clark: Jesus Christ was not and is not a terrorist. Your apparent knowledge of the Bible is pretty slim.

Jesus dealt with the money changers in the temple once. You apparently don't understand the difference between money lenders and money changers.

Also, in case it never occurred to you, Jesus is God and you are not. This will have a bearing on your future. There will be a test. At the present time, you are flunking.

[yendu bwam]

THe man is mad.

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[BaBaStooey]

dude I thought this ignoramus was dead.

[AnAmericanMother]

He's been dead for a long time.

His mouth is just still running.

[kellynla]

Jesus Christ was a terrorist? Yea right, Clark, and you are certifiable. If Clark's brains were dynamite he couldn't blow his nose!

[woodyinscc]

I knew it had to be Ramsey Clark before I read the post.
I know I am not the only one. Tell you anything?

[Mr. Bird]

Clark also expressed his admiration for Muslims and pointed to the U.S. prison population as an example

What's Clark's next cause, F.A.G.F.A.R.? "Former Attorneys General For Anal Rape"?

[truthandlife]

What do you expect from this guy? This does not surprise me at all and just shows the ignorance of the anti-war movement.

[Young Werther]

Ramsey Clark doesn't appear to differentiate between radical and terrorist. I suppose that Christ's behavior in the temple was extreme. He cast our the change makers and other people pursuing unholy business. However, he was a "Lawman" in that instance.

Hey Ramsey. Christ restored the ear of one of his captor's. He was truly non-violent and gave his life for us.

And what would Jesus ride?

Well a Ramsey Clark, of course!

to wit an ASS!

[bert]

Think "King of the Jews"

Think "Palm Sunday"

Think crucifiction urged by the Jewish power structure.

Terrorist? Perhaps a stretch but Jesus was a political figure.

[justshutupandtakeit]

Jesus Christ was a terrorist. He terrorizes Evil-doers from across the globe. This is one reason he is attacked by Islamaniacs who deny his essence and pretend that he is merely another Mad Mo.

[ArcLight]

Oh, for heaven's sake, it's Ramsey Clark. The guy's been a ditz for more years than I can recall. Who cares what he thinks?

[Remedy]

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[ArGee]

"You can't do that by being leery of a billion and a half people who are very devoted to what they believe in."

Hey, goofball (not you, H8DEMS), did that apply to the Japanese who believed in dying for their emporer and flying airplanes into US warships? Would you have been against racial profiling of Japanese?

Nimitz, This is Tango one. You have a fighter closing fast at 300 feet. It's being flown by a man who looks Japanese, but that's no reason to be suspicious.

Shalom.

[MrsEmmaPeel]

Help me out here.

Jesus throwing the money changers out of the Temple was bad ... because ....

[Saturnalia]

Just to be fair, I will play Devil's Advocate.

"Um, Jesus sucks and stuff."

I hope you appreciate my balancing post. Thank you.

*breaks out the popcorn*

[xzins]

"The Christian Church overwhelmingly -- there are exceptions -- who choose to call Mohammed a terrorist. They could call Jesus a terrorist too," said Clark. "I mean, he was pretty tough on money lenders a time or two."

Muhammed led his followers in murdering hundreds of Jews who refused to convert to mohammedism.

Jesus, when he saw crooks cheating people out of money at God's temple, drove the crooks out of the area with a whip. Not one life was lost.

Even comparing the two means that the Ramsey Clark is an illiterate idiot with an agenda.