First are you the Church's chief pastor? And as for Bob, I wish you do
not confuse things as such. First off, honour killing is not widely
practiced in Muslim countries. Second, women never complained to you
about not obtaining driving licenses. Many of them live in rich areas
of Saudi, they have private drivers and expensive cars. They never
complained to you. I went to Saudi many times. You simply never went
there. It doesn't mean I give green light to everything practiced by
the government. I particularly Salmoun the coward. He is cringeworthy
and in particular, when meeting with US officials such as Trump. I was
talking the standard of morals that became very low in the United
States, which is unfortunately, to many people in the Muslim world, a
place of opportunity and prosperity. It is the place where women are
used to vociously subjugate politicians. Even if I theoretically
believed dr Ford, I still despise her because she allowed her
traumatising experience to be perverted for political purposes.
On 10/4/18, Nicholas Carter <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Again,
Please remove me from these threads. Thank you.
On October 3, 2018 at 8:14 PM Mostafa <ebob824@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello. Donald Trump has nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to replace the
retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy on the US Supreme Court. Subsequent
to that, dr Blasey of Stanford University officially impeached judge
Kavanaugh of alleged sexual misconduct. Consequently, the Senate's
judiciary held a public hearing of Dr Ford.
She testified therein under oath and critically detailed her dismaying
chronicle. According to the rape abuse and incest national network,
60% of attempted or executed cases of sexual assaults may go either
unnoticed or unreported. Despite Brett Kavanaugh and whether he is
impeached or exonerated, we must admit, there is immense prob in the
US and in the west in general. Many young people may drink excessively
and thence, they may unconsciously engage in incitive acts including,
burgling, gambling, in addition to rape attempts and other major
offences. It is time to say this, the problem goes beyond alcoholism
and ravishment. There is major crisis with social disintegration.
Furthermore, Donald Trump ridiculed Christine Blasey Ford's account of
the alleged sexual assault by Brett Kavanaugh. He publicly
blackguarded at a Mississippi rally. Similarly, if she had this
terrible incident occurred to her thirty-six years ago, why hasn't she
sued her rapists then, and why now? She may have been bribed by
Democrat protagonists to unveil her sexual assault experience,
impeaching Brett Kavanaugh. Why didn't she impeach Kavanaugh's pal,
Mark Judge, whom she said he at least witnessed the rape attempt
incident or that he participated in the act. Probably because he
wasn't nominated for the supreme court. That's just my humble opinion
and Allah knows better. Despite what the truth is, the whole matter
has substantially been politicised and it essentially is of mere
putrescence. In my humble perspective, it reflects two major factors.
At its inception, it reflects the grave rate of social duplicity and
corruptness in the United States. The victim of this case stated that
her alleged sexual assailants were enormously inebriated when they
allegedly, attempted to rape her. Second, women are somewhat used to
tempt politicians or vitiate their reputation. I recall what occurred
prior to 2016 presidential elections, just two weeks before the voting
date, someone deliberately released a tape of Donald Trump, grossly
vulgarising with pals about groping women. He later fended for his
position, justifying it was locker room talk. So in all instances, the
rate of social disintegration is intolerably immense. The moral
status of allegedly Christian America is significantly oppugned. What
is the moral implication of such filthy accounts? If the nominee of
the Supreme Court of the United States is impeached of sexual
misconduct, how is the criminal going to be then? This is what we have
on the surface, but what has been intentionally concealed is of
certainly farther iniquity. I do not destine to incorrectly
extrapolate. Nevertheless, the credibility of religious role is
broadly oppugned. I deem the situation to be acidulous and
unfavourable. I do not destine by any manner to be spiteful. I rather
demand desperate social reform with religious tenets affectively
involved. The perfect absence of religious principles is the primal
cause of mass unethicalness in the United States and elsewhere
including here. I fervently urge those who may have irreligious
perspective to courteously honour that appeal. You shouldn't be
coerced to practice what you are not convinced of. Concurrently,
society has the right to maintain proper conduct and behavioral
excellence the manner it ordinarily deems appropriate. Thank you for
patiently reading, Mustafa Almahdy, from Cairo Egypt, composed this on
Macintosh.
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Nicholas Carter
Mercy Hill Church
Worship Pastor
mercyhillFL.com
