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Health › Re: Using Bleaching Cream To Improve Your Appearance by Horus(m): 3:21pm On Nov 27, 2008
Many country have ban over-the-counter sales of skin bleaching drug products because of hight risk of skin cancer from hydroquinone typically found in these products.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is God Pleased With True Christians Celebrating Christmas? by Horus(m): 10:53am On Nov 27, 2008
Jesus Was Born In The Summer!!.Sadly, most modern day Christians think that Jesus was born on December 25, a date established by Pope Clement VII (1478-1534 A.D.), a Roman Emperor. He became Pope in November of 1523-1534. With that, it became believable that Jesus was born on December 25, a winter month. But the mere fact that the shepherds were outdoors in the fields tending their flocks, which they only did in the summer months, Jesus son of Mary was in fact, based on the scriptures of Luke 2:8 born in the summer. In Jerusalem during the month of December, it is very cold, and there is no way this child could be born in the cold.
During the high point of the summer solstice between June 23 through the highest point being June 26, when the sheep would be brazing in the field, is when Jesus son of Mary was born.
Luke 2:8 “And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night.”
Luke 2:12 “And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.”
Luke 2:15 “And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another, Let us now go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is come to pass, which the Lord hath made known unto us.”
So, this quote refers to Jesus as a babe and the Greek word being used here in the Bible is brephos for newborn or infant. So, as you just read, this proves that the baby Jesus was born during the summer, in the year 7 A.D. based on the death of Herod.
Christianity Etc › Re: Revelation Of Hell By 7 Youths by Horus(m):
Show us your proofs that your Hell exists!!.Where is your Hell?.They don’t know where hell is, or if such a place really exists. They can’t even decide what hell is. Which one is it? Is it the lake of fire (Revelation 20:10) or the pit (Revelation 11:7) or is it a place where you will be given oozing pus to drink like the Koran describes (Koran 14:16), or a place where you will be roasted (Koran 17:18), or a prison (Koran 17:cool? Also, how did the pit get there? How did a big place of fire get beneath us? Did God create it down there? Why is it that scientists haven’t discovered it yet being they have dug holes straight down to the center of the Earth? Why is it that you can’t find hell if it really is a place that exists? Scientists have listened to the ground, they have all kinds of advanced technical equipment with computers. Have they heard crackling fires? No!!! Why? Because hell is a state of mind. It is what you make it. It exists within you, for each one will pattern his or her hell according to what he believes hell is. They don’t hear anybody down there screaming and hollering or any torturing. So what makes you believe that there is some place “down there” that you will go if you are a sinner where there is fire and demons? The Bible? Let’s be for real! There is nothing in the Bible that has been proven to be facts yet. You can’t even prove that the characters in your Bible really exists, let alone a place called hell! The hell that your Preachers, Teachers, Pastors, Rabbis, Imaams, and Sheiks preach to you about is another trick to keep you trapped under religion.
Christianity Etc › Re: Revelation Of Hell By 7 Youths by Horus(m): 7:23pm On Nov 26, 2008
Hell is a fabrication.The concept of hell is something that was created in the hearts and minds of the authors of your Bible and Koran. Before you were informed of what and where hell was, it never crossed your mind to even think about it. So, within the pages of your scriptures hell was born. Just as a God could not exist without the devil, heaven could not exist if there wasn’t a hell.So where did hell come from? It didn’t exist in Adam’s, Noah’s, nor Abraham’s time. It is something that was fabricated so that they could capitalize off of your fear.
Christianity Etc › Re: Do Aliens and Vampires Really Exist? by Horus(m): 1:31pm On Nov 26, 2008
The many tribes out there that speak about their ancestors coming from Sirius i.e. the dogons of Mali. Sirius B was not discovered (uncovered) until 1862AD by telescope and was not photographed until 1970.Now Sirius B is invisible to the unaided human eye but your Hogon elders from the dogon tribe knew it was there. HOW? The dogons knew precisely when the ‘Sigui’ would come in and teach that energies are shot to earth at that moment. This is the science of Solar Biology as used also by the Tamareans called Egyptians. Infact the kings chamber in the Great ‘Mir’ called Pyramid aligns to the Sirius. The Tamareans Teach Tehuti called Thoth Came from Sirius. The Dogons are infact Descendants of your Original Kushite Black Egyptian tribes who were pushed down away from that region when the Heka Khasut (Hyksos) Tribes entered Egypt. The dogons speak of the beings who came to them from Sirius and describe them as Lizards ( Reptillians) and have models of Reptiles in uncompromising positions with the Females. They called these beings the Nommos which means ‘Law Giver’ or as the Bible says Deuter and Nomy/Nommus. The word Deuteronomy is said to mean Second Law. Well, if that’s the case then what was the first Law and who brought it?.The names of the Nommos were ‘Amma’ father of Yurugu and Nommos, Nukiida female twin of Yurugu, That’s where the twins stories sneaked into the bible too. Let me make it a little realer for you. Our reptilian beginnings start as a tadpole, semen (seaman). Reptilians lay eggs and so to do females every month when she ovulates. The foetus in the womb goes through nine month gestation in Amnion (water) breathing through GILLS which become tonsils. Humans have SCALY (SCALES) skin when not submerged in water or moisturised. Humans are crossed Mammal and reptilian.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Reality Of Hell by Horus(m):
Hell is a fabrication.The concept of hell is something that was created in the hearts and minds of the authors of your Bible and Koran. Before you were informed of what and where hell was, it never crossed your mind to even think about it. So, within the pages of your scriptures hell was born. Just as a God could not exist without the devil, heaven could not exist if there wasn’t a hell.So where did hell come from? It didn’t exist in Adam’s, Noah’s, nor Abraham’s time. It is something that was fabricated so that they could capitalize off of your fear.
Christianity Etc › Re: Stop & Think: Did God Create Any Religion? by Horus(m): 11:18am On Nov 25, 2008
manmustwac:
How can God create 140 religions that are all conflicting with each other? Did God create Christ Embassy, did God create KICC? NO! It was man who created those religions. Likewise God didn't create any religion everything from psycology maths physics geography including religion was all created by MAN!
I agree with you; The churches are all competing against one another. There are churches who are of the same denomination, in the same town, the same diocese, which mean they have the same beliefs and worship the same God. Yet, they never come together. What is so ironic is that these churchgoers all feel that church is the place for unification and love.
Christianity Etc › Re: Religion Is The Opiate Of The Poor by Horus(m): 11:11am On Nov 25, 2008
Africans are under the influence of religions coming from outside.The more you depend on forces outside yourself, the more you are dominated by them.
Christianity Etc › Re: 'child-witches' Of Nigeria Seek Refuge by Horus(m): 12:45pm On Nov 24, 2008
Christianity Etc › Re: Roman Catholic Is Not A Church, But A Modernised Way Of Idolatry? by Horus(m): 12:38pm On Nov 24, 2008
TRADITIONAL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH PROVEN TO BE A PRACTICE OF WHITE MAGIC WITCHCRAFT -- WORDS AND SYMBOLS TELL THE STORY!
Source: http://www.cuttingedge.org/news/n1334.cfm
Foreign Affairs › Re: 10 Similarities Between Obama And Yaradua by Horus(m): 8:51pm On Nov 23, 2008
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[size=15pt]Obama Phones Yar’Adua, Discusses African Affairs[/size]

By Yusuph Olaniyonu, 11.23.2008

United States of America's President-elect, Senator Barrack Obama last Thursday called President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua on phone and had extensive discussion on a wide range of issues.Sources close to Aso Rock told THISDAY that the phone conversation was initiated by the US President-elect who expressed appreciation for the congratulatory message the Nigerian President sent him shortly after his election on November 5.Obama is said to have told Yar'Adua that his administration intends to maintain the strong relationship US has with Africa and Nigeria in particular.He also discussed several issues with Yar'Adua bordering on the economy, social and political areas. Several issues on Afro-US relations and common areas of co-operation between Nigeria and the United States were also discussed by the two leaders.Sources noted that apart from the general discussions, the US President-elect expressed his desire to host Yar'Adua in Washington after his inauguration.Yar'Adua while congratulating Obama shortly after the US Presidential election was concluded stated that: “On this epic day in the political history of the United States of America, at this defining moment in the evolutionary history of the democratic world, the government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria felicitate with you on your momentous victory at the presidential election.“While wishing you and your team a successful transition, I look forward to even more robust bilateral relations between Nigeria and the United States of America, and more productive partnership between Africa and the United States of America in the quest for a more stable, secure, just and equitable world.”

Source: http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=128915
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nigerian Should Learn From This Dream (obama), I Mean Obama Dream by Horus(m): 8:44pm On Nov 23, 2008
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[size=15pt]Obama Phones Yar’Adua, Discusses African Affairs[/size]

By Yusuph Olaniyonu, 11.23.2008

United States of America's President-elect, Senator Barrack Obama last Thursday called President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua on phone and had extensive discussion on a wide range of issues.Sources close to Aso Rock told THISDAY that the phone conversation was initiated by the US President-elect who expressed appreciation for the congratulatory message the Nigerian President sent him shortly after his election on November 5.Obama is said to have told Yar'Adua that his administration intends to maintain the strong relationship US has with Africa and Nigeria in particular.He also discussed several issues with Yar'Adua bordering on the economy, social and political areas. Several issues on Afro-US relations and common areas of co-operation between Nigeria and the United States were also discussed by the two leaders.Sources noted that apart from the general discussions, the US President-elect expressed his desire to host Yar'Adua in Washington after his inauguration.Yar'Adua while congratulating Obama shortly after the US Presidential election was concluded stated that: “On this epic day in the political history of the United States of America, at this defining moment in the evolutionary history of the democratic world, the government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria felicitate with you on your momentous victory at the presidential election.“While wishing you and your team a successful transition, I look forward to even more robust bilateral relations between Nigeria and the United States of America, and more productive partnership between Africa and the United States of America in the quest for a more stable, secure, just and equitable world.”

Source: http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=128915
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Business In Nigeria by Horus(m): 8:16pm On Nov 23, 2008
[size=17pt]THE GOSPEL OF MATERIALISM - NIGERIAN PENTECOSTALISM AND HYPOCRISY [/size]

It is perhaps pertinent at this stage of our history, at this turn of our political and socio-economic life, while searching for lasting solutions to our myriad national problems, to take a look at the contributory factors induced by religion. My focus is on our modern day version of Christianity, Pentecostalism, which seems to be the in-thing nowadays. It is no gainsaying that it is perfectly normal nowadays, that for one to be socially acceptable, one must be a Christian. A Christian not just in terms of accepting the doctrines of the Christian church as it was said to have been postulated by Jesus Christ, but to be born again. Religion, which ordinarily should have been a strong social and moral weapon, is today a strong source of social concern in our motherland. Our Christian men of God today have contributed in no small ways to the social upheaval the Nigerian nation is going through at the present moment. They laid the foundation of greed and social discontent from which the society is yet to come to terms. They departed radically from the preaching of the Lord Jesus which emphasised contentment and instead substituted greed and avarice into the social lexicon. They offer wishy-washy holiness and continue to inundate us with the doctrines of prosperity, albeit, prosperity at all costs. They decided to build a temple of materialism from which they hold the befuddled populace in a trance-like grip. They pretend holiness while their every deed and acts spell materialism and nothing but materialism. They have constituted themselves into a national shame seeing profit in a false preaching and call to a material God. Writing on the surge of Pentecostalism in Nigeria is a daunting task. This phenomenon which has been aptly described as a "disease" by the Rev. Nyansako-ni-Nku, President of the All Africa Conference of Churches in 2007, has taken our dear country like wildfire. The respected clergy man stressed the need to rescue people from this spiritual trap. Nigeria, in particular, is experiencing the fastest growth in Christianity in Africa with the Pentecostal churches playing a very large role in this development. There are about 3.9 million Pentecostal members in Nigeria, following only Brazil with about 24 million members. Nigerian Pentecostalism has been thriving on the people's ignorance, surviving on a mixture of evangelism which incorporates African traditional beliefs. They have been surviving on befuddling the populace with miracles and promises of prosperity. African Pentecostal followers are repeatedly told that the "Holy Spirit changes lives so that sickness and calamity only befalls non-believers". However, it is only the believer who is able to double his donations to the church that is guaranteed the favours of this material God. The success of the incorporation of old traditional beliefs into mainstream Christianity (by Pentecostals) brings into full circle old superstitions which were hitherto marginalised by more mainstream Christian missionaries (Erhard Kamphausen, Head of Academy Mission, University of Hamburg). Unlike their counterparts in various parts of the world, who devoted their time and energy to the development of their countries and to fighting the cause of the poor, Nigerian Pentecostal clergymen would rather wine and dine with those in power, even in the presence of abiding poverty and hunger in the land. The romance with politics was never as intense as in the fourth republic when our men of religion came out openly in support of Olusegun Obasanjo, a so-called born-again Pentecostal Christian. All through the years of Obasanjo's misrule, the celebrated Pentecostal community could only muster whimpers of protest at the audacity of that dubious man who hid under the cloak of a condescending religion. Before the controversial landslide election victory of Obasanjo in 2003, the president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, Mike Okonkwo, urged all Nigerians to vote once more for the tyranny and misrule of Obasanjo, since he was one of the folds. In fact, around that time, Enoch Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God likened Obasanjo to the prophet Elisha whom God had "specially ordained". This was just one in the unguarded forays of Pastor Adeboye into the murky waters of politics. I can vividly remember this pastor openly anointing Olusegun Osoba as the only one fit for the government house when Osoba was seeking for the second term which he eventually lost. While all Nigerians were aghast at the effrontery of Obasanjo during the infamous third term debacle, it took the boldness of Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor in May 2006 to declare that "third term in office is not a crime". Yes, dear pastor, it would not have been a crime, only that our doctored constitution did not allow it and Nigerians never wanted it. Our men of God have gallantly deviated from the path and only pay lip service to the true essence of Christianity. The fact that the church business remains one of the most flourishing businesses in Nigeria is openly embraced and flaunted in our faces without apologies. Holiness in their preaching translates to wealth. You can only be holy if you are wealthy and powerful. The ignorant masses are made to witness organised miracles and made to hope on promises of prosperity. After all, "our God is a God of riches and miracles". The race for material wealth is actively influenced by these supposed men of God. In order to continually give testimonies in churches, men and women would do anything for money. No source of wealth is ever questioned by the "Gods" of these prosperity preachers. All are welcome in the sight of the almighty. There is obviously nothing wrong with seeking prosperity. However, there are many things wrong with striving to be rich at all costs so as to appear as the specially-favoured of a material-minded God with the society remaining morally bankrupt for it. The Christian teaching have always emphasised that the pursuit of God, while not in contradiction with material comfort, has nevertheless stressed its incompatibility with unbridled pursuit of materialism. It is only apt to state that our dear nation, while in the throes of despicable political leadership, is also groaning under a terrible assault by a cult of religious materialists. We are living in an era of religious materialism, also known as spiritual Pentecostalism, and the society is poorer for it. Is it not surprising that in the various fronts that have arisen in our struggle for the socio-political and economic emancipation of Nigeria, the hierarchy of the Christian fold, especially the charismatic arm, has been frighteningly silent. We read of the activities of the clergy of other climes in their identification with the struggles of their people. Uganda is a country that readily comes to mind when it comes to clergy-activism. The Latin American countries have also demonstrated that it is possible and holy to identify with the oppressed masses. All we see our Pentecostal leaders doing is actively embracing corrupt leaderships, vigorously protecting their establishments, declaring million dollar profits, opening universities after universities and buying jets upon jets. The lucrative nature of this modern day pseudo-Christianity can only be explained by the rapid nature of its spread. It is particularly endearing to many Nigerians because of its tendencies to revert to traditional means in their efforts to perform miracles. Their flamboyance is another attractive feature as this is well attuned to the African psyche that loves all things vain and gorgeous. Pentecostal churches and hotels compete for space in Nigeria while cinema halls, disused warehouses, bars, brothels and night clubs have all been turned to churches. To maintain their grip on the people and to assure the comfort of their profit base, these churches have been extremely creative, particularly in the use of the media, radio, television, newspaper, posters, electronic mails and even the internet. Even the home video industry has been virtually taken over by the Pentecostal industry (Musa A Guiyab, University of Jos, Nigeria).

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Pentecostal leaders are buying jets upon jets

Perhaps a journey down history lane would show that the origin of Pentecostalism in Nigeria was practically devoid of altruism midstream. While the native pastorate policy of Rev Henry Venn was actually meant to empower native Africans in the running of the Anglican Church leading to the emergence of Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther. The subsequent indigenous prophetic movement that later became the Christ Army Church in the 1920s probably served as the impetus that led to the formation of the Aladuras, and later that of Christ Apostolic Church by Joseph Babalola in 1941. The formation of the Celestial Church of Christ while expanding the fold increased the incorporation of native African precepts into the teachings of Pentecostalism tremendously. The increasing nature of the newly formed Redeemed Christian Church of God was further accentuated by the leadership of Enoch Adeboye, with the phenomenal expansion of the church thereafter. However, in the 1960s to 1970s, originating in the wave of evangelical student revivals, new Pentecostal churches were brought into being with Benson Idahosa emerging as the leader of this breed. The Deeper Life Bible Church was one of those churches that emerged and remains one of the largest neo-Pentecostal churches to date. However, unlike others, it remains conservative up to these days. No doubt, the spread of evangelical student revivals were influenced in no small measures by the exposure to the teachings of Oral Roberts, Robert Tilton, Kenneth Copeland, Kenneth Hagin and a host of others. It must be said that the influence of Benson Idahosa on the extremely materialistic nature of Nigeria's Pentecostalism was in no small measure. To this date, this material man of God remains the reference point in assessing materialism in Nigerian Pentecostalism. It may be necessary at this juncture to take a look at how much God had blessed his children while preaching the Pentecostal message. In the course of waking up the dead and making the lame walk, Nigerian Pentecostals have continued to organise crusades and revivals to bring solutions to the numerous problems afflicting the people. Problems such as barrenness, unemployment, financial difficulties, deliverance from ancestral curses, sickness and so on. In the course of performing these miracles and wonders, our pastors have not done badly financially. Of note is the Christ Embassy Church of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome which has an annual turn-over running into billions of naira. David Oyedepo, the general overseer of Living Faith Ministries (aka Winners Chapel) has grown into what is termed "an oak tree in Christendom". His riches are stupendous and his ministry boasts of a 50,000 capacity worship centre known as Cannanland in Otta, Ogun state, along with a private university and many other similar interests. Of course, his Holiness rides in a private jet to further enhance the business of his ministry. Adefarasin is an eloquent and charismatic televangelist whose mission today boasts of a 1.3 billion "Rock Millennium Temple" that was meant to accommodate thousands of worshippers. Other pastors are not lagging behind with the likes of Chris Okotie, Samuel Abiara, Victor Onukogu, Emmanuel Ede, Ejike Mbaka, Temitopoe Joshua, Theophilus Olabayo and Mathew Ashomolowo boasting of billions of naira amongst them collectively. While much can be said about the docility of our present day men of the bible in the face of the social injustice and economic marginalisation of the masses, a special mention must be made of one who refused to toe the line. Pastor Tunde Bakare of the Latter Rain Assembly remains a lone voice in a class of acquiescent men of liturgy. His non-conforming attitude to the Obasanjo years remains fresh in memory. In particular, his prophecy on "Hundred Days and Hundred Ways" rattled the then government so much that he was promptly arrested and interrogated by the State Security Service. While the nation is being plundered, Nigeria's holy men are busy licking milk and honey. While majority of Nigerians can hardly afford three square meals, Nigerian men of the word are busy counting billions and flying in private jets. While the nation is burning, our pastors are busy baking and eating cake. The people have been starved of divine knowledge because an informed people remain a threat to the interests of the "church". The moral fabric of the nation is weak and appalling, almost non-existent. Yet Nigeria boasts of thousands of churches with stupendously rich ministers. Deception is being actively pursued under the guise of Christianity. While we have no quarrel with an honest business that generates profits, all we ask of these material men of God is to be sincere and stop this deception. All we desire is the truth in our efforts to sanitise the Nigerian society. Jesus brought the gospel of love, peace and redemption but Nigerians are being short-changed as what we are getting is plainly the Gospel of Materialism. It is so bad that the whole thing has been turned into ridicule and the pastors are busy fleecing the society blind. May God save us!

Source: http://nigeriaworld.com/articles/2008/aug/273.html
Christianity Etc › Re: Stop & Think: Did God Create Any Religion? by Horus(m): 7:50pm On Nov 23, 2008
Why are most people Off Topic here?.This thread started with a question.The question is simple:Did God create any religion?.
Christianity Etc › Re: Stop & Think: Did God Create Any Religion? by Horus(m): 2:53pm On Nov 23, 2008
Gamine:
@Kola

How can you put words into my mouth post, undecided

What is Religion?

A religion is a set of tenets and practices, often centered upon specific supernatural and moral claims about reality, the cosmos, and human nature, and often codified as prayer, ritual, or religious law. Religion also encompasses ancestral or cultural traditions, writings, history, and mythology, as well as personal faith and religious experience. The term "religion" refers to both the personal practices related to communal faith and to group rituals and communication stemming from shared conviction.

Sociologists and anthropologists tend to see religion as an abstract set of ideas, values, or experiences developed as part of a cultural matrix. For example, in Lindbeck's Nature of Doctrine, religion does not refer to belief in "God" or a transcendent Absolute. Instead, Lindbeck defines religion as, "a kind of cultural and/or linguistic framework or medium that shapes the entirety of life and thought… it is similar to an idiom that makes possible the description of realities, the formulation of beliefs, and the experiencing of inner attitudes, feelings, and sentiments.”[7] According to this definition, religion refers to one's primary worldview and how this dictates one's thoughts and actions.
@Gamine
This definition of religion that you are giving us come from the dictionary of a man other than ourselves who has a history of theft, Murder, rape , lies against us. Present day authorities, theologians, philosophers, and so-called linguistics of European birth use several of their own languages to control your mind and entrap you in their definitions. Remember that their first holy book is the Bible or the Koran, and their second and most holy book is their dictionary; with these tools, they rule. They can decide what is true and what is false, and they can make a learnt man, look like a fool, or a liar, because they are unquestionable. The format used is author, authentic, authority. With those three principles, everybody retreats to them to check themselves and their own culture. Whenever you look up the root of a word, and where it originated, you are always led to Greek, French, Old English, Latin, and Arabic. Most of your definitions are coming from these languages. They have you controlled by these languages to keep your mind trapped and make themselves the authorities, the authors, and thus appear to be authentic.
Christianity Etc › Re: Stop & Think: Did God Create Any Religion? by Horus(m): 1:35pm On Nov 23, 2008
God didnt create any religion,and does God Need Religion?,No!!.Religion is the reason why we've become so dysfunctional as a collective nation of people. While we were in our different religions we were being taught by a man other than ourselves who has a history of theft, Murder, rape , lies etc against us and we accepted his slave teachings and we are his slaves today . All imported religions have done a awsome job of dividing our minds against each other.
Crime › Life Term For South African Racist Killer by Horus(op): 12:25am On Nov 23, 2008
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[size=17pt]Life term for South African racist killer[/size]

November 21, 2008

A 19-year-old white South African has been sentenced to four life terms in jail for killing four black people in a shooting spree in January.Witnesses told the court that while shooting those people, among who were a three-month-old baby and a boy of 10, Johan Nel shouted racist abuse.The killings started angry protests by thousands of people.As he was sentenced, Mr Nel showed no emotion. Racism could not be tolerated, said the judge.After receiving 50 death threats on their mobile phone, judge Ronald Hendricks and the prosecuting lawyer were under police protection, said Lesego Metsi, police spokesman.All the callers were white and said judge Hendricks would be killed if he handed down a life sentence, superintendent Metsi told South Africa’s Times newspaper.

‘Strong message’

Claims that Mr Nel was mentally unfit to stand trial was earlier rejected by psychologist Kobus Truter, who said that he should be sentenced to between 20 and 25 years in prison.According to Mr Truter, Mr Nel, 18 years old at the time of the shooting, believed white people were under attack after his family and friends became the victims of several violent crimes.Most people seem pleased that Mr Nel was given life, because the shooting spree in the Skierlik settlement in a farming area of North West province really shook the nation, said the BBC’s Mpho Lakaje in Johannesburg.He adds that there have been calls to reintroduce the death penalty in the last year.The sentence has been welcomed by the Young Communist League.“This sends a strong message that perpetrators of heinous and racist murders will be brought to book and rot in jail”, the league said in a statement.Mr Nel was also sentenced to 68 years on 11 counts of attempted murder, five years for holding a firearm and three years for possession of ammunition. He was told he would have to wait 25 years to negotiate parole.His lawyers say they will appeal against the sentence.

Source: http://babs22./2008/11/21/life-term-for-south-african-racist-killer/
Politics › Re: The Coming Lagos Tsunami by Horus(m): 8:55pm On Nov 22, 2008
[size=17pt]Tsunami may soon hit Nigeria[/size]

Idowu Samuel, Abuja - 28.07.2008

AN environmentalist, Dr. Ephraim Iroakazi, has warned about the possibility of advanced flashed flooding, otherwise known as tsunami, occurring in the country, stressing that the signs had started emerging.
Iroakazi, who said this in Abuja at the weekend, added that the Federal Government should begin to take cognisance of the early signs of possible outbreak of tsunami, most especially in Lagos State, hence early preparations towards containing the natural disaster was necessary.The environmentalist, who was once the Chief Executive of Abia State Environmental Protection Agency, said the current mild flooding being experienced in Lagos with the increasing erosion of the ocean in the state was a sign that Nigeria was prone to the natural disaster.Though he did not give a specific time when it would break out in the country, he said the possibility was real, having been noted by both foreign and local experts, a reason he said early warning signs should not be ignored.
Iroakazi said this after receiving a development merit award from a non-governmental organisation at the Sheraton Hotels and Towers, Abuja.About 180 Nigerians bagged different categories of award during the 8th Development in Nigeria Merit Award night, in recognition of their contributions to the progress and development of the country.

Source: http://www.tribune.com.ng/28072008/news/news15.html

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Politics › Re: Child Witches Of Nigeria by Horus(m): 6:22pm On Nov 22, 2008
Christianity Etc › Re: How Did Black People Become Black? by Horus(m): 5:33pm On Nov 22, 2008
Here there is an abundance of informations
Source: http://www.hypnotiqueolmecpunch.org/Strangewomen.htm
Christianity Etc › Re: Roman Catholic Is Not A Church, But A Modernised Way Of Idolatry? by Horus(m): 4:22pm On Nov 22, 2008
Christianity Etc › Re: The Truth About Christ Embassy Healing School by Horus(m): 4:13pm On Nov 22, 2008
Raymond4kc:
MIRACLE DOESNT DISTINGUISH CHURCH FROM CHURCH, THE MAIN THING IS , HOW DO U PRACTISE CHRISTIANITY?
The scammers doesnt distinguish churh from church,the main thing is how do they practice the scams.
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop Mike Okonkwo Acquires Private Jet by Horus(m): 12:56pm On Nov 22, 2008
Church leaders accept tithes in the name of God. They'll say “God needs your help for a private jet” .What does god need with a multi-million dollar Private Jet? Nothing. These are the same so-called church leaders that you'll find riding in fancy cars, eating the best foods, living in expensive homes and living the life of wealthy people while their followers scrape and struggle to do “God's will” by tithing. These so-called leaders will lead congregations in the worse of the worse neighborhoods and on their way to church to preach on Sundays or Saturdays or whatever day they declare to be the Sabbath, They will step over the homeless or the less fortunate.
Travel › Re: On Making A Megacity Out Of Lagos by Horus(m): 12:19am On Nov 22, 2008
Politics › Re: Lagos Megacity Project-send Your Proposals To Gov. Fashola by Horus(m): 12:09am On Nov 22, 2008
Christianity Etc › Re: How Did Black People Become Black? by Horus(m): 10:17pm On Nov 21, 2008
tpia:
whites do have melanin. Blacks just produce more melanin than whites, thats all. And whites have freckles, which consist of melanin clusters. Liver spots on elderly whites are also melanin.

Albinos have a melanin deficiency, and thats what makes them different even when they're not black.
Yes whites do have melanin too,but not enought melanin to produce a Dark skinned African Black children,so still no answer to the question.
Christianity Etc › Re: Redeemed Church Opens World's Biggest Auditorium, Costs N7.7b by Horus(m): 9:23pm On Nov 21, 2008
Church leaders accept tithes in the name of God. They'll say “God needs your help building the church, ” What does god need with a multi-million dollar church? Nothing. These are the same so-called church leaders that you'll find riding in fancy cars, eating the best foods, living in expensive homes and living the life of wealthy people while their followers scrape and struggle to do “God's will” by tithing. These so-called leaders will lead congregations in the worse of the worse neighborhoods and on their way to church to preach on Sundays or Saturdays or whatever day they declare to be the Sabbath, They will step over the homeless or the less fortunate.
Christianity Etc › Re: Church Business In Nigeria by Horus(m): 8:44pm On Nov 21, 2008
Church leaders accept tithes in the name of God. They'll say “God needs your help building the church, ” What does god need with a multi-million dollar church? Nothing. These are the same so-called church leaders that you'll find riding in fancy cars, eating the best foods, living in expensive homes and living the life of wealthy people while their followers scrape and struggle to do “God's will” by tithing. These so-called leaders will lead congregations in the worse of the worse neighborhoods and on their way to church to preach on Sundays or Saturdays or whatever day they declare to be the Sabbath, They will step over the homeless  or the less fortunate.
Christianity Etc › Re: How Did Black People Become Black? by Horus(m): 3:46pm On Nov 21, 2008
@morpheus24.  When you say How did Black People Become Black,this is misleading because you are implying that their color changed,you are implying that Blacks are not part of the original creation and that they Became or get transformed in Black,from what?,or which color?.Remember, whites cannot reproduce anything else but themselves. They cannot reproduce genetic material they don’t have, melanin. Therefore, they cannot reproduce us, but we can reproduce them.
Christianity Etc › Re: Fake Miracle Workers Have Infiltrated The Church by Horus(m): 3:19pm On Nov 21, 2008
pope732901:
Na only God knows the real men
Na only God knows the real Scammers at the Church grin

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