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jen51 · « **Reply #15 on:** October 20, 2016, 11:33:39 AM »

I agree with mw, I think Trump did well overall, which is not surprising, considering that he was given a fair chance from the moderator unlike the last two debates. I was worried at the beginning- it seemed like he didn't have a whole lot to say, and didn't offer much argument. I wish he were more versed in pro life arguments, he could have really hammered her. He was given a great opportunity. While I was very happy and shocked to see a candidate so open about the pro life stance, he could have made more of it.

Hillary looked like a blabbering fool during most of it, and it was painfully obvious how she avoided the Clinton foundation accusations by talking about all the "great things" they have done.

I was getting visibly angry while hearing Hillary talk about abortion, and my husband made some very comforting and timely remarks to reign me in.
He said, "It's ok, Dear, you need to calm down and thank God. There has already been one woman election that took place long ago, and she was crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth. We've already won."

Some other good observations he made: Hillary is the antithesis of Mary. She says no to the will of God, Mary said Yes. She says no to life, Mary said Yes. She wants power and attention, Mary stayed quiet and hidden. She cries women's lib, Mary said "behold the handmade of the Lord, be it done unto me according to your word."

Incredulous · « **Reply #16 on:** October 20, 2016, 12:33:19 PM »

Quote from: Geremia

Quote from: Incredulous
The true Catholic debate on Clinton's mental condition, is not whether she is demonically possessed, but whether it is perfect or imperfect possession?
Yes, clearly she's a Jezebel, and we all know Jezebel's fate…

A pro-life protester associated with Catholic pro-life activist Randall Terry confronted Clinton in 1992, telling her: "Hillary, Hillary, it is not God's will to kill babies." She angrily retorted, "It is God's will to kill babies!" (source: @15:30ff of this video)

Hillary's lust for human blood makes me think of a euphemism for adult murder:"Post Term Abortion"
As in, "Hey man, if you don't back-off with that knife, I'm going to give you a post-term abortion" :surprised:

It als brings up the interesting concept of Tyrannicide.

I heard where Col. Claus Von Stauffenberg went to his bishop, prior to his assassination attempt on Hitler and received his apostolic blessing, based on the concept of a duty of state, to try and stop a Tyrant's mass murders.

Incredulous · « **Reply #17 on:** October 20, 2016, 12:39:20 PM »

Quote from: Geremia

Quote from: mw2016
I believe Hillary is the Harlot clothed in red who rides the Beast in the Book of Revelation.
Oh, yes, she was clothed in red here:

Clinton asked: "Who painted it?" At a mere professional level, it's inexcusable that a Head of State didn't know such a basic fact of a nearby country. It's likely this was willed ignorance.

If only she would have melted, right there on the spot, at the sight of Our Lady.

Centroamerica · « **Reply #18 on:** October 20, 2016, 01:52:13 PM »

Quote from: jen51

I agree with mw, I think Trump did well overall,

... There has already been one woman election that took place long ago, and she was crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth. We've already won."

Some other good observations he made: Hillary is the antithesis of Mary. She says no to the will of God, Mary said Yes. She says no to life, Mary said Yes. She wants power and attention, Mary stayed quiet and hidden. She cries women's lib, Mary said "behold the handmade of the Lord, be it done unto me according to your word."

nctradcath · « **Reply #19 on:** October 20, 2016, 03:54:32 PM »

Quote from: jen51

I agree with mw, I think Trump did well overall, which is not surprising, considering that he was given a fair chance from the moderator unlike the last two debates. I was worried at the beginning- it seemed like he didn't have a whole lot to say, and didn't offer much argument. I wish he were more versed in pro life arguments, he could have really hammered her. He was given a great opportunity. While I was very happy and shocked to see a candidate so open about the pro life stance, he could have made more of it.

Hillary looked like a blabbering fool during most of it, and it was painfully obvious how she avoided the Clinton foundation accusations by talking about all the "great things" they have done.

I was getting visibly angry while hearing Hillary talk about abortion, and my husband made some very comforting and timely remarks to reign me in.
He said, "It's ok, Dear, you need to calm down and thank God. There has already been one woman election that took place long ago, and she was crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth. We've already won."

Some other good observations he made: Hillary is the antithesis of Mary. She says no to the will of God, Mary said Yes. She says no to life, Mary said Yes. She wants power and attention, Mary stayed quiet and hidden. She cries women's lib, Mary said "behold the handmade of the Lord, be it done unto me according to your word."

Wow, great post. Hillary is truly Satan's deranged version of Our Lady.