Robroy Nazi Countdown

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[Charles Dean]

[Robroy]

I will tell you right now that I think there is a possibility that Obama is a black Muslim. I would not bet the farm on it - yet - but whenever the subject of Christianity comes up his answers are severely lacking. I can tell you that his description of his "Christian walk" is, from a biblical perspective, beyond "odd". It is as though his answer is not to be heard by other Christians, but rather, by those who are a little skeptical of Christianity. He seems to count on the hearer not really knowing much about Christianity. That is also odd.

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[Robroy]

I probably should mention that my first interest in Hitler and Nazism was back in 1967, in Jr. High, basically driven by my fascination with the aircraft they designed. I guess I was a little like Lindburg on that one. But it eventually broadened to an interest in the war on all fronts.

I have no doubt whatsoever that divine intervention was involved. And Hitler was a lousy commander in chief. He really had the world in the palm of his hand on several occasions and blew it. Thank God.

This is also one of the reasons the 1981 TV movie The Wave was so interesting to me. The story was fascinating and accurately telling about human nature. The book is better, naturally.

[WestSideBilly]

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