Christians As Perfected Jews...
Outrage, outrage all around. I love all the outrage and Ann Coulter getting all kinds of publicity for her non-politically correct recent statement that Christians are perfected Jews. Well, Christianity is essentially that in design. Christianity is founded on the principles of Judaism and attempts to make some changes or perfections to the religions. This fellow puts it in a little perspective....
It’s by their actions that I judge people. And in my experience, American Christians are essentially kind, tolerant, admirable people. I did not take Ann Coulter’s statement as an example of hate speech. Frankly, I don’t believe she has an anti-Semitic bone in her body. What I do find bizarre is that so many Jews, who side with the Arabs against Israel and whose children applauded Ahmadinejad at Columbia University, are demanding Coulter’s head on a pike.Its so much easier to criticism and ostracise Ann Coulter but we get silence from the leftist loons when it comes to intolerant Muslims. Ann says that Christians are perfected Jews and Muslims want to kill us. I choose Ann.
posted by glenzo @ 10/30/2007 12:59:00 PM
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HONG KONG: salmonella and tuberculosis...
A scene in which Batman was to drop from a plane into the harbor has been axed after the movie's producers found the water quality could pose a potential health risk, the South China Morning post reported in its Sunday edition.
"The plan was for Batman to be seen jumping into the water and then climbing up some bamboo, or something similar," the Post quoted an unnamed production official as saying.
"But when they checked a water sample, they found all sorts of things; salmonella and tuberculosis, so it was canceled. Now the action will cut to inside a building," the official said.
The movie — a sequel to the 2005 hit "Batman Begins" — stars Christian Bale as the eponymous Batman, Heath Ledger as the Joker and Michael Caine as Batman's long-suffering butler, Alfred. Christopher Nolan returns to direct the film.
Hong Kong's harbor has long been polluted by industrial and residential sewage, and swimming is not recommended, WWF's conservation director Andy Cornish, told the Post.
"There is still a horrendous amount of effluent going into the harbor," he said.
The government has launched a project to collect and treat all sewage before it reaches the water, but the harbor is not yet suitable for swimming, a spokeswoman for the Environmental Protection Department told the Post.
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