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Traditional Catholic Faith => Fighting Errors in the Modern World => Topic started by: Jitpring on April 04, 2011, 08:30:20 PM
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Anne Rice, bestselling apostate author of vampire novels and porno books (under a pseudonym), is no longer content to limit her wretched attacks to Christ's Church. She's now attacking the Blessed Virgin Mary. Go here:
http://www.amazon.com/tag/catholic/forum/ref=cm_cd_et_up_redir?_encoding=UTF8&cdForum=Fx2HXY7DZG7LOCX&cdPage=4&cdSort=oldest&cdThread=Tx1ARMVC8C15JGW&displayType=tagsDetail&newContentID=Mx2IMHZO6M0YT37#Mx2IMHZO6M0YT37
Help defend the Blessed Virgin!
And help defend on the other blasted discussion threads Anne Rice has started there. I'm waging this defense against Rice and her minions almost completely alone.
Church Militant, to battle!
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Be careful on this one. Pagans, heretics, and/or apostates such as Anne Rice like to feed (no pun intended) off of the rage that they generate. This was one of the reasons why the Index of Forbidden Books was suppressed (not abolished completely), because evil authors would strive to get their works listed on the Index. Unfortunately, legalized blasphemy is one of the consequences of Church & State going their separate ways, at least in the West.
One tact to take with Anne Rice is to ignore her.
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Could just run a blade through her gut and be done with it.
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That would definitively be the traditional form of dealing with this "problem," but if you are not going through a proxy, I might suggest that you start doing so. Also, be sure to change the MAC address on your computer (some free software is available that will do that), and try to use random IP addresses (laundry mats, libraries, rest stops, etc.) Also, get TrueCrypt and encrypt your entire hard drive using AES-Twofish-Serpent and be sure to use a strong passphrase, and be sure to keep your hardware physically secure at all times.
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Could just run a blade through her gut and be done with it.
Interestingly, she's attacking St. Louis IX as well.
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but if you are not going through a proxy, I might suggest that you start doing so. Also, be sure to change the MAC address on your computer (some free software is available that will do that), and try to use random IP addresses (laundry mats, libraries, rest stops, etc.) Also, get TrueCrypt and encrypt your entire hard drive using AES-Twofish-Serpent and be sure to use a strong passphrase, and be sure to keep your hardware physically secure at all times.
hmmmm.... All that might be prudent. How do you know all this?
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She is such a ...... :really-mad2:
... charity... charity... :sign-surrender:
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but if you are not going through a proxy, I might suggest that you start doing so. Also, be sure to change the MAC address on your computer (some free software is available that will do that), and try to use random IP addresses (laundry mats, libraries, rest stops, etc.) Also, get TrueCrypt and encrypt your entire hard drive using AES-Twofish-Serpent and be sure to use a strong passphrase, and be sure to keep your hardware physically secure at all times.
hmmmm.... All that might be prudent. How do you know all this?
Go find some books from Boston T. Party. You will learn .
:farmer:
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but if you are not going through a proxy, I might suggest that you start doing so. Also, be sure to change the MAC address on your computer (some free software is available that will do that), and try to use random IP addresses (laundry mats, libraries, rest stops, etc.) Also, get TrueCrypt and encrypt your entire hard drive using AES-Twofish-Serpent and be sure to use a strong passphrase, and be sure to keep your hardware physically secure at all times.
hmmmm.... All that might be prudent. How do you know all this?
Go find some books from Boston T. Party. You will learn .
:farmer:
Indeed, and this also:
http://www.howtogeek.com/
(Plus, if the police ever do show-up, the first words out of your mouth should and always be, "I wish to speak to a lawyer." Rinse and repeat as necessary.)
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Thanks guys. I'll check out those resources.
Good lawyerly advice there. As a lawyer, I've often said that to friends and family.
Also, if you're ever pulled over and the cop asks you if you've had anything to drink, always say, "Nothing." He says: "Not a drop?" You say: "Not a drop." The moment you say you've had something to drink, he has probable cause to initiate a variety of investigative actions. He might get probable cause in some other way, true (e.g., by smelling alchohol). But there's no need to hand it to him.