My Peace Article has Stan blocking comment ~~~ so I share a Prayer here . . .
Jewish Evening Prayer "Help us, O God, to lie down in peace; But teach us that peace means more than quiet. Remind us that if we are to be at peace at night, We must take heed how we live by day. Grant us the peace that comes from honest dealings, So that no fear of discovery will haunt our sleep. Rid us of resentments and hatreds Which rob us of the peace we crave. Liberate us from slaving habits Which disturb us and give us no rest. May we inflict no pain, bring no shame, And seek no profit by another's lose. May we so live that we can face The whole world with serenity. May we feel no remorse at night For what we have done during the day. May we lie down in peace tonight, And awaken tomorrow to a richer and fuller life.” |
I have done all the research on BCN for Stan's credentials and educational background---SO FAR NONE!!! There is plenty to show he is a Tea Party Republican so stuck to his guns that they might explode in his hands . . .
I was in Rocky Mount when the Tea Party held it's first meeting in Greenville. I came over to the Tar River Park to find about 20 people milling around looking for a crowd. We finally got word they had changed their place across town and there was a big crowd there! They were a bunch of most angry people spewing venom from the microphone and waving big signs with angry faces . . . My Conclusions: (1) They don't know how to meet in the same place. (2) Their basic motive is hate and anger (3) There is no logic to their message Sorry About That, Stan . . . |
Stan--- I give you the detailed connections and you return with : "Gibberish: How did you ever make it through Emory, Gene? / Answer the question of who, what, when and where?"
It has been a long time since I was part of the Emory Debate Team which won matches all over the nation and even the National Debate Championship. If anyone were so sharp as to have presented facts (several citings Stan) --- and then this kind of answer gets returned --- the Judges would kick them out of town and disqualify them IMMEDIATELY, man . . . |
I graduated well enough to speak clearly, honestly, and answer questions directly.
Right about now, all my education is suiting me just fine. Answer the question as stated if you want to be re-instated. |
So---Stan---where did your graduate and what good did it do???
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Gibberish: How did you ever make it through Emory, Gene?
Answer the question of who, what, when and where? |
Stan --- Here is the best research I can do on Fox News hate-speak over Jimmy Carter's terminal cancer situation:
1. Fox News On Jimmy Carter’s Cancer Diagnosis | Political ... politicaldispute.com/.../14/fox-news-on-jimmy-carters-cancer-diagnosis Fox News On Jimmy Carter’s Cancer Diagnosis. ... I mean its one thing to say like "woah that song is cancer" its another to just ... Jimmy Carter is a great man ... 2. www.dfwretroplex.com www.dfwretroplex.com/2013.htm •1952 SUSAN ESTRICH political commentator for Fox News born on ... the cancer has recently spread to ... It’s a sad day for us here at KOCO five news. We have to ... 3. Fox & Friends - Official Site www.foxnews.com/on-air/fox-and-friends Fox & Friends on Fox News Channel daily from 6AM to 9AM ET. ... A candid, funny memoir from the charismatic FOX News channel anchor and Miss America Pageant … 4. FOX VIEWERS TELL JIMMY CARTER "YOU DESERVE CANCER" in News ... politicalconundrum.lefora.com/reply/47221656/FOX-VIEWERS-TELL... FOX News Viewers React To Jimmy Carter’s Brain Cancer: You Deserve It by Colin Taylor • August 20, 2015. Former President Jimmy Carter, the world ... 5. Pictures - The women of Fox News - Arlington Conservative ... www.examiner.com/slideshow/the-women-of-fox-news May 24, 2012 · The women of Fox News. ... Fox News fans celebrate Jimmy Carter having cancer in his ... Fox News fans celebrate Jimmy Carter having cancer in his ... 6. Debbie Ford dies: Self-help author passes away after long ... www.examiner.com › Arts & Entertainment › Celebrity Feb 18, 2013 · ... Calif. after a long battle with cancer. ... Debbie Ford dies: ... Fox News fans celebrate Jimmy Carter having cancer in his brain, ... 7. Angry Twitter users hammer Fox News for insulting Jimmy ... www.rawstory.com/2015/08/angry-twitter-users-hammer-fox-news-for... ... You can’t mock Donald Trump’s hair unless we can say ... Fox News for insulting Jimmy Carter on day ... words about the news. A cancer has ... 8. Worst President Ever Jimmy Carter Says Fox Commentators ... scaredmonkeys.com/2010/11/22/worst-president-ever-jimmy-carter... Nov 22, 2010 · Jimmy Carter said Sunday that Fox News ... Former President Jimmy Carter Has Cancer; ... 13 Responses to “Worst President Ever Jimmy Carter Says Fox ... It took longer than I care to try and give you the requested details --- NOW --- can we have some peace or do we continue the pout??? |
Here is a good observation on people being able to reason ~~~ www.youtube.com
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Has Stan, THE PUBLISHER IN CHARGE, decided to let people comment on my posts yet?
It is still a "work in progress" with Stan bullying me for some kind of acceptable "facts" on Fox News Commentators. I really don't think I can bow down enough for him on this --- Sorry about that, Stan! You have the best answers I can supply. Stats on the posts this morning: ***Banks --- 205 views / 0 comments because of Publisher attitude ***Peace --- 188 views / 0 comments for same Publisher control ***Godly Man --- 416 views / 64 comments--before the Publisher blew his fuse I shall let Stan go figure. I have to cut some trees today and poison for Pine Bark Beetles. I get paid for the good work / I contribute my time and writing skills to BCN at no charge---except a consideration on recent advertising of used equipment --- which has gotten no inquires yet for me. |
It is our anniversary of #47. I refuse to participate in shin kicking tonight. My wife adores and protects me so tomorrow --- I better see some kinder attitudes or I shall divulge who made me mad and how that led to a bad anniversary evening, gents!
Just be nice and kind to me in my absence. The sunset is to be seen holding hands=== and it is a heck of a lot better than some guys pissing on trees to see who can shoot a stronger stream without messing their pants---when old men are just glad they can piss at all! |
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Jimmy Carter’s faith by Leonard Pitts, epaperedition.com, 9-3-15
‘To want what I have, to take what I’m given with grace … for this, I pray.’ — ‘For My Wedding,’ Don Henley
America is a nation of faith. So it is often said.
In faith, a baker refuses to bake a cake for a gay couple’s wedding. In faith, a minister prays for the president to die. In faith, terrorists plant bombs at the finish line of a marathon. In faith, mosques are vandalized, shot at and burned. In faith, a televangelist asks his followers to buy him a $65 million private jet.
And no one is even surprised anymore.
In America, what we call faith is often loud, often exclusionary, sometimes violent and too frequently enamored of shiny, expensive things. In faith, ill-tempered people mob the shopping malls every year at Christmas to have fistfights and gunfights over hot toys and highend electronics.
You did not hear much about faith last week when Jimmy Carter held a news conference to reveal that he has four spots of cancer on his brain. The 39th president made only a few references to it in the nearly 40 minutes he spoke, and they were all in response to reporter’s questions. Yet, you would be hard-pressed to find a more compelling statement of belief in things not seen. Unsentimental, poised and lit from within by an amazing grace, Carter discussed the fight now looming ahead of him, the radiation treatments he will undergo, the need to finally cut back on his whirlwind schedule.
He smiled often. “I’m perfectly at ease with whatever comes,” he said, in such a way that you believed him without question. And it was impossible to feel sorry for him.
Partially, that’s because we all die and if — still only an if — cancer is what takes James Earl Carter Jr. away, well, there are worse things than to go having reached 90 years of age, having been president of the United States, having been married to the love of your life for almost seven decades, having sired a large and sprawling family and having done significant work toward the eradication of disease and the spreading of democracy in the developing world.
But here’s the other reason it was impossible to feel sorry for him. Feeling sorry would have felt like an insult, a denial of the virtues he showed and the faith he didn’t need to speak because it was just … there.
For all its loudness, all its exclusion, violence and ubiquity, the faith that is modeled in the public square is often not particularly affecting. It is hard to imagine someone looking on it from outside and musing to herself, “I’d like to have some of that.” What Carter showed the world, though, was different. Who would not want to be able to face the unknown with such perfect equanimity?
Carter presented an image of faith we don’t see nearly as often as we should. Which is sad, because it is also the image truest to what faith is supposed to be — not a magic lamp you rub in hopes of a private jet, not a license for our worse impulses, but, rather, an act of surrender to a force greater than self, a way of being centered enough to tell whatever bleak thing comes your way, “So be it.” Even fearsome death itself: “So be it.”
The heat and hubris of human life are such that that state is difficult to conceive, much less to reach. Our lives are defined by wanting and by lack — more money, new car, new love — and by the ceaseless hustle to fill empty spaces within. Media and advertising conspire to make you feel ever incomplete. So it is hard to feel whole within yourself, at peace with what is, whatever that turns out to be.
But who, gazing upon the former president, can doubt the result is worth the effort?
In faith, terrorists kill the innocent. In faith, televangelists swindle the gullible. In faith, so many of us hate, exclude, hurt, curse and destroy. And in faith, last week, Jimmy Carter told the world he has cancer in his brain.
And smiled as he spoke.