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Thunderz7
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LaurieFL,
the place you speak of is already built,
off to itself, well out of the way.
Signs leading to it say Congregational Methodist Church Camp.
Only about 10 miles for me.
But you may need a passport to get here from FL.
T7
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BORN AGAIN
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LAURIFL writes quote:
Anyway, who on this board is in position to build us a nice, hidden Christian commune somewhere, with lots of room to store food and supplies? Anyone...?
There is a nice place in Guyana, with an airstrip, where you can hide in the jungle from the shooters. I hear they also serve kool-aid if you're thirsty.
God bless, ![[Cross]](graemlins/cross.gif) BORN AGAIN
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LaurieFL
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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=535&ncid=535&e=12&u=/ap/20050427/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/caribbean_us_tourists
Hmm, this story shows that steps are being taken that will probably eventually require all U.S. citizens to have a passport, something previously only necessary for those traveling to other continents such as Europe, Asia, Autralia. It is rather reminiscent of literature I used to read regarding the Jews during WWII and communist Soviet Union times, when everyone always had to carry their papers with them, in case they were stopped by the Gestapo or the KGB. Erosion of freedoms and liberty are frightening and pave the way for a truly hostile environment.
While being sort of scary, it is also exciting to hope it means we will be united with Christ sooner, rather than later perhaps.
Anyway, who on this board is in position to build us a nice, hidden Christian commune somewhere, with lots of room to store food and supplies? Anyone...?
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