Post by Paddy by Grace on Sept 8, 2008 1:12:52 GMT -7
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Woolsey castigates dhimmi Presbyterians
>"We have, I'm afraid, moved into a posture.that, unless what we did two
>years ago is rejected, we are clearly on the side of theocratic,
>totalitarian, anti-Semitic, genocidal beliefs, and nothing less." Bravo,
>Woolsey.
>
>"Harsh words: Former CIA chief Woolsey sharply criticizes 2004 GA
>decision," from the Presbyterian Church USA
>website<http://www.pcusa.org/ga217/newsandphotos/ga06031.htm>, with thanks
>to Olivia:
>
> BIRMINGHAM, June 16 - Presbyterian James Woolsey ran the Central
>Intelligence Agency during part of President Bill Clinton's administration,
>so his take on world events carries a certain weight among General Assembly
>commissioners.
> He minced few words when he spoke during an unofficial General Assembly
>gathering Friday. Woolsey criticized the General Assembly's 2004 decision
>to consider divesting in companies that refuse to reform such practices as
>selling bulldozers to raze the homes of Palestinians living on land
>disputed with Israel.
>
> "We have, I'm afraid, moved into a posture.that, unless what we did two
>years ago is rejected, we are clearly on the side of theocratic,
>totalitarian, anti-Semitic, genocidal beliefs, and nothing less," Woolsey
>declared.
Woolsey castigates dhimmi Presbyterians
>"We have, I'm afraid, moved into a posture.that, unless what we did two
>years ago is rejected, we are clearly on the side of theocratic,
>totalitarian, anti-Semitic, genocidal beliefs, and nothing less." Bravo,
>Woolsey.
>
>"Harsh words: Former CIA chief Woolsey sharply criticizes 2004 GA
>decision," from the Presbyterian Church USA
>website<http://www.pcusa.org/ga217/newsandphotos/ga06031.htm>, with thanks
>to Olivia:
>
> BIRMINGHAM, June 16 - Presbyterian James Woolsey ran the Central
>Intelligence Agency during part of President Bill Clinton's administration,
>so his take on world events carries a certain weight among General Assembly
>commissioners.
> He minced few words when he spoke during an unofficial General Assembly
>gathering Friday. Woolsey criticized the General Assembly's 2004 decision
>to consider divesting in companies that refuse to reform such practices as
>selling bulldozers to raze the homes of Palestinians living on land
>disputed with Israel.
>
> "We have, I'm afraid, moved into a posture.that, unless what we did two
>years ago is rejected, we are clearly on the side of theocratic,
>totalitarian, anti-Semitic, genocidal beliefs, and nothing less," Woolsey
>declared.