Emory Professor Stein terminates association with Carter Center

Comment #14

konane — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 04:44:38 GMT

Energy is neutral, it is our mind and its bend as to how we choose to use it. From what I can discern karma is created and worked out on this side, not punished on the other side which gives one great pause as to ramifications before taking action. Our test is how do we act when we have free will to choose either one. Also read that the most vile evil that exists is created from the mind of man, not something that comes from somewhere else.

Comment #13

Rick G — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 04:18:32 GMT

You know I appreciate your metaphysical views. We are on the same wavelength there. Evil is evil and good is good. Terrorists and presidents are all included in this maxim. You cannot be good and evil and you cannot be evil and good. It is against the forces of the universe.

Comment #12

konane — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 04:08:19 GMT

President Bush was served the follies of a previous "negotiator" who did nothing in the face of the same threat Carter failed ..... is doing something. I read something metaphysically that I had to wrap my mind around and that there is no heaven and hell as we've been taught, there is no reward or punishment on the other side. The other side is simply a preparation for coming back into another lifetime and trying to make choices in a world of duality (light and dark). The real... [ More ]

Comment #11

Rick G — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 03:47:23 GMT

That is the final judge of our life's accomplishments, our character. A peanut farmer is just as good a man as a 1600-acre rancher. Character lies in the honesty in our lives. Both of these men portray themselves as strong Christians. Who has lived the life of a Christian and who hasn't will be the question asked by St. Peter, not who farmed peanuts or cleaned more brush from his 1600-acre ranch, but who contributed the most to the world in his self-proclaimed Christian prin... [ More ]

Comment #10

konane — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 03:44:24 GMT

President Bush is the only president who had guts to stir the pot in the Middle East to begin bringing a stop to much of their tribal warfare. Yes it's ugly now and would be much uglier if we'd done nothing.

Comment #9

DoubleDown — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 03:18:06 GMT

Oh, and I don't care if Bush is respected outside of this country- what does that mean in the big picture ? If you succeed in pissing off the rest of the world you must be doing something right. <br

Comment #8

konane — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 02:35:36 GMT

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Comment #7

Rick G — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 02:13:34 GMT

I'll take mah "Jimma" over yer "Dubya" any day in the lottery at the Pearly Gates as to who makes it in or who takes the swan dive. That's a sure bet and worth a $20 ticket.

Comment #6

konane — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 01:53:37 GMT

I'm talking about freedom and democracy which exists in the United States the only place which has ever existed on earth in the history of this civilization .... which neither radical Islam nor communism represent but want to destroy because we're unlike them. I'm standing back, looking at the bigger picture over time as far as WHO is trying to bring us down FROM WITHIN and WHY they're trying to do it through the media and through howling moonbats on the left who are useful... [ More ]

Comment #5

emilyg — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 00:37:45 GMT

with all due respect - i did wake up - and smelled rotten washington, d.c. during this administration.

Comment #4

konane — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 18:12:00 GMT

Day by day the world is succumbing to radical Islamic aggression (Indonesia) and good old communism is making a comeback in South America and it seems Russia too. Eurabia (EU) is a cross between socialism and Islam. Yes the world "opinion" formed by the leftist driven media speaks volumes against the last great super power on earth they're trying to topple so they can crawl to the top of the pile. President Bush is leading that great superpower so no wonder he's in the cross... [ More ]

Comment #3

emilyg — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 18:02:00 GMT

World-wide pres. carter is respected - more than we can say for bush.

Comment #2

konane — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 14:43:00 GMT

He probably took human rights lessons from his many dictator buds. It's clear he never got over being beaten by Reagan so continues to try to prosecute the presidency from whatever soapbox any dictator gives him.... in a vain attempt to make President Bush look worse than him. IT ISN'T WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Carter's ONE accomplishment ..... Habitat for Humanity. Period.

Comment #1

DoubleDown — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 14:06:54 GMT

I can't help but find the irony in Jimma running around the globe preaching "human rights" - this from a man that most likely worked people in a plantation type atmosphere for .50 per hour picking peanuts..

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konane — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 02:57:42 GMT