it_is_the_light wrote on Oct 24^th, 2014 at 7:24pm:


Take your blessings and stuff them up your jacksie, mate.

Your claims that the murder of Corporal Nathan Cirillo was a "false flag" operation are deeply insulting to his memory.   I suggest you remove them immediately.

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It depicts this:

The real memorial:



What inspired the cartoon:



It symbolises the sacrifice Corporal Cirillo made while guarding the Canadian War Memorial being recognised by those the memorial commemorates.   He, like them, died defending his nation.  They recognise that and are helping their comrade to join them.

Only an idiot would assume anything else but then, you seem to see conspiracies under every bed.   

Lord Herbert wrote on Oct 24^th, 2014 at 8:14pm:


It's meant to be a cartoonish representation of the Lewis gun carrier by the right-hand statue on the real memorial, Herbie.

Brian Ross wrote on Oct 24^th, 2014 at 6:47pm:


You're playing the role of Apologist again.

It wasn't 'mental health' problems he suffered from ~ it was moral health problems.

Considering his criminal record as a recidivist offender, the question begs: What was he doing out of jail?

Again a case of judges and magistrates thinking of themselves as welfare workers rather than officers of the judiciary?

Of course it is.

Lord Herbert wrote on Oct 25^th, 2014 at 5:41am:


No, Herbie I'm looking at the issue with an open mind.

Tell me, if someone with mental health problems is attracted to Christianity and becomes "born again" and then commits a violent crime, believing "God told me to do it!"  What gets blamed?  His religion or his mental health problem?

Why is that when a Muslim with mental health problems commits a violent crime it is his religion which gets the blame?

It's like your belief in biological determinism, Herbie.  You blame a person's "race" before you'll blame the person.

So, which trumps the other?  "Race" or religion, Herbie?   

Lee Rigby

School shootings

9/11

et al


Those who cannot see they're being played and set up can't see it, don't want to

Instead, they claim everyone who wears a military uniform is a 'hero'

They claim those 'heroes'  'died for our freedom'  etc.

They might not mean to, but they glorify war and death.  Probably a hang-over from their fathers and grandfathers, the RSL, the ANZAC day marches, the yarns, the BS, etc.

Pumped and primed for war and to accept it -- in fact to salivate for it and their twisted versions of what constitute freedom and sacrifice

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many blessings

you say as much yet contradict your assertions

you are forgiven for confusion

believe in your sacrifices

.................freewill

then be at peace

namaste

- : ) =

Brian,
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I think master Light is referring to the glorification of war

rather than the memories of those who went against their will

like sheep to die on a foreign battlefield  for which nothing is mentioned.

The sad part is that nothing stops it happening again.


forgiven

namaste

Bobby. wrote on Oct 25^th, 2014 at 2:15pm:


No he isn't.

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I neither seek nor desire your forgiveness.  I had done nothing wrong.  "Master Light" has insulted the sacrifice that Corporal Cirillo made in defending the memory of the sacrifice those soldiers made in WWI and beyond, for the nation of Canada.

The people of Canada have shown their appreciation of that sacrifice by turning out along the Highway of Heroes to honour his passing motorcade.    "Master Light" has made a conscious decision to deliberately insult Corporal Cirillo's memory and the people of Canada.   He is, as I've pointed out, beneath contempt.

This will be bad Kharma for "Master Light" and reflect badly upon him when his life is weighed and measured.   He will be reincarnated as a bacteria.