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Thomas J – Libertarian said:
Yeah but I’m not 4 foot tall, nor do I wear high-heels

Ha. It’s good to know you’re not a young girl, or Prince.

paulmdoro said:
So kind of like The Artist Formerly Known As Prince?

Yeah but I’m not 4 foot tall, nor do I wear high-heels

Thomas J – Libertarian said:

Thomas J – Libertarian = the artist formerly known as “Liberty Banned” and “Liberty – Not Redistribution”

So kind of like The Artist Formerly Known As Prince?

paulmdoro said:
I think the point of the series was to show the differences between religious extremes in different locations and among the different major religions. As such I found it very interesting. I don’t think she was attempting to rank religious extremists. Plus, let’s not forget that Christian extremists commit murder as well.

You are completely right, they do at times.

Thomas J – Libertarian = the artist formerly known as “Liberty Banned” and “Liberty – Not Redistribution”

Thomas J – Libertarian said:
Mean while, over at Islam fanatic land, the Taliban are cutting women’s nose off.

Like I said, she also did special reports on Islam and Judaism, not that MichelleF, Hot Air, or other right-wingers care.

MichelleF said:
Scary ‘Totalitarian’ Christians

“On [Christian youth activist Ron Luce's Honor Academy] campus, students must follow a strict set of rules: No secular music or television. No R-rated movies. No alcohol. No drugs. No dating. [To Luce] When I, you know, read that women have to wear skirts of a certain length and guys aren’t allowed to, you know, go on the Internet unsupervised, I mean, I think, you know, totalitarian regimes.”

- Correspondent Christiane Amanpour in her August 23, 2007 profile of “Christian Warriors,” the last of CNN’s 3-part special on “God’s Warriors.”

Mean while, over at Islam fanatic land, the Taliban are cutting women’s nose off.

Is there a footnoted master list somewhere or is JournoList the new unfounded smear?

ABC had an opportunity to go fair and balanced, but instead threw their own under the bus, and hired an outsider who is nothing but another liberal left winger.

Fail.

paulmdoro said:
Copy and pasting from Hot Air?

MichelleFart has no original thought. What do you expect?

The Real Royal King said:
As usual, you copy and paste without comment and without context. What are you trying to prove by these comments? This is simply silly and tedious.

Seriously. And Michelle, don’t forget that the God’s Warriors series also looked at Islam and Judaism. It didn’t single out Christians or unfairly persecute them.

He was angry over the question of reparations to African American farmers, and he found a living target. Whether you think reparations a good think or not, he had formed malicious intent.

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“On [Christian youth activist Ron Luce's Honor Academy] campus, students must follow a strict set of rules: No secular music or television. No R-rated movies. No alcohol. No drugs. No dating. [To Luce] When I, you know, read that women have to wear skirts of a certain length and guys aren’t allowed to, you know, go on the Internet unsupervised, I mean, I think, you know, totalitarian regimes.”

- Correspondent Christiane Amanpour in her August 23, 2007 profile of “Christian Warriors,” the last of CNN’s 3-part special on “God’s Warriors.”

“A lot of the women that I meet from traveling overseas are very impressed by you and admire your dignity. A lot of the people you meet are people who suffered, people you saw today, and who believe that they identify with you, because they have seen you suffer. And in a speech in Africa last year, you spoke about living for hope and reconciliation, living for forgiveness and reconstruction, and living for a new life – have you been able to apply that to your own circumstances? Have you been able to forgive your husband?”

- CNN’s Christine Amanpour to Hillary Clinton in Macedonia after a tour of refugee camps, May 14, 1999.

“Can I just say, I think it’s overdone, this pushing back against his award. He’s obviously done something very significant, and that is, after eight years in which the United States was really held in contempt around the world, the United States has now had a new relationship with the rest of the world.”

- Christiane Amanpour, reacting to criticism of President Obama being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, December 10, 2009 American Morning on CNN. [Audio/video (0:44): Windows Media | MP3 audio]

- CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour to French President Nicolas Sarkozy during a July 25, 2008 press conference with Barack Obama shown live on CNN. [Audio/video (0:51): Windows Media | MP3 audio]

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