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Quotation Marks

Comments on Chavez's Jesus, Bible widgets, and more.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 1/18/2007 08:49AM

"The kingdom of Christ is the kingdom of love, of peace; the kingdom of justice, of solidarity, [of] brotherhood; the kingdom of socialism. This is the kingdom of the future of Venezuela."Venezuelan president ...

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Shen Yuqi

Posted: January 30, 2007 6:24 PM


Mr. Wallace is NOT being honest! Shame on him! He has every right to be a socialist, anti-conservative, anti-Republican, Pro-Democratic Party (even if he is not a registered party member), but he should not say he does "not support one party over another" or is "non-partisan," because he clearly does and is.

SimplyBree

Posted: January 22, 2007 8:47 PM


Very WELL spoken, I agree that they need to stop blaming American for their social ills. We did not create their problems, However, being the Kind country that we are and have always been, we only want the best for them:Freedoms we enjoy that we know creates Harmony for All. God Bless the USA

Sam	Posted: January 19, 2007 1:49 AM

What is Christ's Kingdomthe Kingdom of Capitalism, free-market consumerism and an ever increasinly commodified world, of which this site contributes? Jesus called the religious leader's of his day 'brood of vipers' and said his Kingdom does not derive origin from this world (e.g. the Roman Empire). In biblical perspective Egypt was an empire, Rome was an empire...what does that make the U.S.? Caesar said he was Lord and the giver of peace and freedom...early Christians did'nt believe him...

Turner

Posted: January 18, 2007 7:23 PM


Why not simply quote Chavez, and let his statement stand on its own, without prejudicing the reader against him?

Anonymous

Posted: January 18, 2007 2:35 PM


You go Karla Elisa. You spoke the truth about our leaders in Government. franzlisztfan

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