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Re: What would happen if the Virgin Mary came to Bethlehem today?'

by dan@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Dec 28, 2006 at 09:12 AM

Blah, blah, blah.

maxhemust@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> She would probably be treated just like Fadia Jemal was, and be forced
> to give birth in the car. It's a great pity that the USA has openly
> sup****ted and funded the Israeli terrorist/occupiers of  Bethlehem and
> that the USA has murdered hundreds of thousands of Iraqis in their
> unbelieveably ignorant attempt to colonize Iraq.
> 
> The USA is clearly the world's biggest bully. In biblical terms - one
> would say that the warmongers who control the USA equals Goliath, the
> anti-christ, and/or the beast 666. The old red white and blue is soaked
> with the blood of little kids from Iraq. The blood thirsty mongrels in
> Wa****ngton are dying to soak it with the blood of Iranian kids now.
> 
> The USA has hundreds of nuclear weapons, is the only nation in the
> world that has ever used nukes to kill people (including hundreds of
> thousands of women and little children) and her barbaric misleaders
> have the audacity to suggest that it would be criminal for Iran to have
> a few nukes to defend itself with.  Given the USA's bloody track
> record and insane desire to Americanize the whole  world, I can't
> blame any self-respecting nation for wanting to have the power to
> tell the ruffians in charge of the USA to F.O.
> 
> 
> maxhemust@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>> What would happen if the Virgin Mary came to Bethlehem today?'
>> ...
>>
>> Published: 23 December 2006 by the Independent
>> http://news.independent.co.uk
>>
>> In two days, a third of humanity will gather to celebrate the birth
>> pains of a Palestinian refugee in Bethlehem - but two millennia later,
>> another mother in another glorified stable in this rubble-strewn,
>> locked-down town is trying not to howl.
>>
>> Fadia Jemal is a gap-toothed 27-year-old with a weary, watery smile.
>> "What would happen if the Virgin Mary came to Bethlehem today? She
>> would endure what I have endured," she says.
>>
>> Fadia clutches a set of keys tightly, digging hard into her skin as she
>> describes in broken, jagged sentences what happened. "It was 5pm when I
>> started to feel the contractions coming on," she says. She was already
>> nervous about the birth - her first, and twins - so she told her
>> husband to grab her hospital bag and get her straight into the car.
>>
>> They stopped to collect her sister and mother and set out for the
>> Hussein Hospital, 20 minutes away. But the road had been blocked by
>> Israeli soldiers, who said nobody was allowed to pass until morning.
>> "Obviously, we told them we couldn't wait until the morning. I was
>> bleeding very heavily on the back seat. One of the soldiers looked down
>> at the blood and laughed. I still wake up in the night hearing that
>> laugh. It was such a shock to me. I couldn't understand."
>>
>> Her family begged the soldiers to let them through, but they would not
>> relent. So at 1am, on the back seat next to a chilly checkpoint with no
>> doctors and no nurses, Fadia delivered a tiny boy called Mahmoud and a
>> tiny girl called Mariam. "I don't remember anything else until I woke
>> up in the hospital," she says now. For two days, her family hid it from
>> her that Mahmoud had died, and doctors said they could "certainly" have
>> saved his life by getting him to an incubator.
>>
>> "Now Mariam is at an age when she asks me where her brother is," Fadia
>> says. "She wants to know what happened to him. But how do I explain
>> it?" She looks down. "Sometimes at night I scream and scream." In the
>> years since, she has been pregnant four times, but she keeps
>> miscarrying. "I couldn't bear to make another baby. I was convinced the
>> same thing would happen to me again," she explains. "When I see the
>> [Israeli] soldiers I keep thinking - what did my baby do to Israel?"
>>
>> Continues:
>>
>> http://news.independent.co.uk/appeals/indy_appeal/article2097790.ece
>>
>> ==============
>>
>> SHAME on Israel and the USA (for financing Israel's cruel military)!
>>
>> Please pass this around to others.   The truth will set us free  (from
>> warmongering tyrants in high political offices and their horrific wars
>> and occupations) when it is more widely known.
>>
>> =======
>>
>> The World Teacher is fulfillling the genuine prophecies of all the
>> major world
>> religions.  He comes NOT as a religious figure, but as a Teacher for
>> everyone
>> (religious and non-religious alike). He will soon present His
>> credentials to mankind
>> & inspire humanity to see itself as one family and to rebuild the world
>> so that it's a great
>> place for everyone.  The time for war, political corruption, and
>> widespread poverty has
>> past. It's time for diplomacy, peace & prosperity.
>> Details: http://www.Share-International.org
>
 




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Re: What would happen if the Virgin Mary came to Bethlehem today
dan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2006-12-28 09:12:15 

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