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Cell Whitman Donating Member (872 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-26-05 11:17 PM
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I made this post earlier and wanted to be sure you all had a chance to see it. The top part may come up some day when you least expect it.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x1533763

I called his office and told them I thought they targeted him and that he ought to read this.
http://cellwhitman.blogspot.com/

hey, OT in my own post - I was born in Minn. Is St. Joseph's hosp. still around? I moved away at the ripe old age of one but went back for many visits years ago...

went back one summer and it was like over 100 degrees three days in a row as I remember...

cell
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DFLforever Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-27-05 04:09 AM
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1. I commented on your other thread
Edited on Thu Jan-27-05 04:11 AM by DFLforever
This is just for the miscellaneous.

St Joseph's hospital is still there. One of the few hospitals in the TC's to survive mergers with its name intact.

100 degrees 3 days in a row? must have been awhile ago although I remember 30+ days in a row with temps in the 90's 8 or 9 years ago.
Recently, summers have been cooler and drier.

Winter is still cold though!!! b-r-r-r!
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Cell Whitman Donating Member (872 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-27-05 09:57 AM
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4. I was trying to remember the heat wave
I would guess it was about 35 years ago. btw: My Mom was born in Duluth.
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Dickie Flatt Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-27-05 07:24 AM
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2. Norm Coleman was there too
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Cell Whitman Donating Member (872 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-27-05 09:52 AM
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3. Thanks
I have read dozens of reports on how it went down and that was one of the better ones. Even though, and the reporter wouldn't know this without checking, the guy Stallings is LONG time Moon suck up. Worse than a follower he is promoter of Moon. Defrocked Catholic priest who, when pushing Moon's stuff, the defrocked part is often not mentioned. Moon awarded him with a 23 year old Japanese bride a couple years ago. He is the head of the ACLC which promotes Moon's world vision and is playing a huge role in conning black ministers into joining Moon's efforts. He is pushing Moon's throw the cross in the trash campaign. You can see some of his work in the video here at the bottom here:
http://www.aclc.info/BeyondtheCrossVideo.htm

he's the bald headed African American in these pictures. Don't know what Jesus thinks of the cross, but I do find Moon burying it with the Unification Church flag on it rather abhorrent.
http://www.familyfed.org/board/uboard.asp?id=ffwpu_news&skin=board_urim_simple&color=eng&page=42&u_no=185

He can be seen -when the gold watch Moon gave him isn't blinding the camera - in the video Global Family here:

http://www.iifwp.org/publications/vopeace/

In part two he says that the crowning wasn't America bowing to Moon, or that Moon was somehow King of America.

That is not true. check this out. These are deceptive people.
http://www.gorenfeld.net/blog/2004/07/bartlett-and-kwak-memo-moons-america.html
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Coleman was a big supporter of "Parent's Day" in Minn. That is our national holiday to Moon. Again the Family Federation for World Peace is just the shell game name of the Unification Church.

http://www.tparents.org/UNews/unws9707/1coublem.html

Jim bard who played in high school football games on the fields in Como Park said "all my prayers for my home state were answered on July 4th and 5th at the Blessing in the park. The Mayor of St. Paul, Norm Coleman, who had presented Parent's Day awards last July, approached me at my table and thanked me for participating in the festival. He said that it was good that the Family Federation for World Peace was present and expressed that he wished that more St. Paul residents could come and participate in this terrific event. I am grateful to God that the long suffering Hmong people could immigrate to Minnesota bringing their tenacious work ethic, their deep hearted family traditions, their delicious foods and all their love to my hometown. What great fortune do I have that I could now show my gratitude by giving God's blessing to them. Our True Parents have paid and continue to pay a great price that God's blessing might now be given so freely. Glory to god and True Parents forever."





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