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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsJerome Corsi and Sandy Rios discuss how the Jews are the 'worst enemy of the country'
Today on her radio program, Sandy Rios of the American Family Association hosted right-wing author and WND reporter Jerome Corsi to talk about his new book, The Bad Samaritans: The ACLUs Relentless Campaign to Erase Faith from the Public Square. Corsi, who has written top conservative books such as Unfit for Command and Wheres the Birth Certificate?, told Rios that the ACLU is trying to eliminate God and attack the family in order to make the United States a socialist country that ultimately takes away our freedoms.
Rios, who earlier asserted that secular Jews often turn out to be the worst enemies of the country, asked Corsi about the powerful Jewish forces behind the ACLU. Corsi said that such forces are trying to make America abandon the Judeo-Christian tradition and therefore abandoning values that are fundamental lynchpins of our freedom.
After a discussion of the ACLUs involvement in the Scopes Monkey Trial, Corsi said that the group is using evolution to destroy America and eliminate our freedoms. He said that the ACLU wants to make it so we cant have God in our hearts and our schools and our prayers and our public square and that people dont hear the good scientific arguments for Creationism.
He later maintained that the organizations support for marriage equality and reproductive rights are part of the destruction of the family and the attack on God, which the ACLU hopes will prepare America to embrace radical socialism.
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/corsi-and-rios-explain-how-evolution-aclu-and-powerful-jewish-forces-will-destroy-america
BlueToTheBone
(3,747 posts)Kolesar
(31,182 posts)And they are not all "secular" Jews!
Her name is Rios:
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/sandy-rios-says-secular-jews-have-been-worst-enemies-country
This disgusts me:
Later on in the show, Rios said that there are very few religious people in Israel, by and large Israel is an atheistic country, they dont really believe in the God of their fathers, theres no question about that, and maintained that Christians must evangelize and pray for our Jewish brothers and sisters.
Dawson Leery
(19,348 posts)It is finally coming into public view.
libodem
(19,288 posts)But this was way far out there. Gees Louise. Crazy train runs off the tracks here.
immoderate
(20,885 posts)Jew? Check. Secular? Check. ACLU? Check. Support equality? Check.
Maybe if I could hear those good scientific arguments for Creationism it would help. I can't wait!
--imm
LeftishBrit
(41,205 posts)And one more thing, we are products of evolution!
immoderate
(20,885 posts)--imm
Rex
(65,616 posts)SO they admit on TVEE that they do not have faith in their own religions God to be omnipotent? Clearly if God can be eliminated by the ACLU or they believe this, then they are...well I already know they are morans. How about really stupid morans. The AFA should be labeled a domestic terrorist organization. The fuel the fire for skinheads and the KKK.
bemildred
(90,061 posts)treestar
(82,383 posts)Jews are trying to take God out of public discourse and get the country away from the Judeo-Christian tradition. Don't Jews and Christians have the same God?
These people never get that their own religious freedom is at stake, as once the government gets involved in religion, its religion could change and they could be the ones out in the cold.
God doesn't care about the public square. Why do they assume everyone must be talking about Him in political arenas constantly? And don't they realize others could take about Allah or the FSM?
mike_c
(36,281 posts)It sounds like it just means "secular," or maybe "former Jew." One never hears the terms "secular catholic" or "secular baptist." "Secular muslim?" Yet "secular Jew" seems commonplace. Does it mean someone from a Jewish family who does not practice the Jewish religion, i.e. is it a comment about non-religious ethnicity rather than about religious beliefs? Are non-religious people from Jewish families that ethnically distinct? Not in my experience, which is admittedly limited to my own circle of acquaintances.
In any event, I find it confusing. Most of the folks that I know who fit that latter characterization likely refer to themselves simply as atheists. I suppose I'm a secular rabid-fucking-insane-batshit-crazy-Christian, of the deep south bible belt variety, but "atheist" is so much shorter and more succinct.
immoderate
(20,885 posts)Christians don't have that uhm... flexibility. I sometimes say I'm a Jewish atheist. My rabbi is an atheist too, but I only see him at atheist and ACLU meetups.
BTW, there are over a hundred secular synagogs in the US.
--imm
mike_c
(36,281 posts)I had no idea. Thanks!
immoderate
(20,885 posts)I have no religious tendencies, never did. I tried to get out of my Bar Mitzvah. Told the rabbi I didn't believe in any of this stuff. He shot me down good. He said, "What -- you think I believe it?" I had no answer for that.
To this day my rule is: I will participate in any religious observance where the food is good. Gimme a latke!
BTW, my "tribal" sensibilities were heightened by reading Isaac Asimov's books on the Old and New Testaments. Very informative.
--imm
pampango
(24,692 posts)guess what? He finds them like this one he 'found' earlier this month:
http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/immigration/item/15010-permanent-amnesty-temporary-border
LeftishBrit
(41,205 posts)When nutters engage in their crazy conspiracy theories, they usually bring in the joooooooos sooner or later. Quite depressing.
rrneck
(17,671 posts)Fucking lamprey.