![[Most Recent Quotes from www.kitco.com]](http://www.kitconet.com/images/sp_en_6.gif)
If his obsession in this thread is any clue, Book's favorite porn is watching women be cuckolded.
If his obsession in this thread is any clue, Book's favorite porn is watching women be cuckolded.
There is but one anchor to attach yourself to, as this world falls apart heading into the End Times. That anchor is the immovable God Almighty, through His Son Jesus Christ.
midnight rambler (11th December 2018)
ChristCucks at the BorderOriginally Posted by End Times
Boise faith leaders take part in peaceful protest at border
A reverend from a Boise church was among 32 people who were detained by Border Patrol officers on Monday.
Author: Morgan Boydston
Updated: 10:25 PM MST December 12, 2018
BOISE, Idaho — Hundreds of faith leaders of diverse religions protested at the US-Mexico border in San Diego on Monday. Thirty-two of them were detained by Border Patrol officers.
The event called, "Love Knows No Borders" was a call for migrant justice, to stand with the roughly 6,000-person caravan from Central America that's now landed in Tijuana as people wait weeks, and even months, for their asylum paperwork to be processed.
Six people from churches in Boise attended the event, and a local reverend was among those arrested.
KTVB spoke with two of the people who protested at the wall: Cathedral of the Rockies senior pastor Duane Anders and Boise Unitarian Universalist reverend Sara LaWall, who say immigration is intrinsic in their faith.
They heard of about the peaceful protest and knew it was what they had to do to send hope and support. More than 300 people, many who are faith leaders of diverse religious persuasions across the country, walked a solemn two miles to Border Field State Park to show support for migrants' rights to seek refuge in America. "It was the whole crowd of humanity present,” Anders said.
Organized by Quaker group American Friends Service Committee, Love Knows No Borders called for an end to detaining and deporting immigrants, de-militarizing border communities and protecting migrants seeking asylum in America – particularly those in the Central American migrant caravan now at the U.S-Mexico border.
"Most of us would say in our faith that immigration is part of our faith,” Anders said. “If we look at our stories immigration is just part of our story.” Anders says he felt called and compelled to take part.
“We came together as faith leaders to say to our government: everybody has these rights, rights to immigration and rights to asylum,” he said. “We're a country of immigrants. How can we shut the doors to others who are seeking to build a new life and want to do it the right way?"
Once they marched to the border, Anders says more than a hundred demonstrators tried to push past heavily-armed border patrol agents. Those peaceful protesters were trained and willing to be arrested by border patrol.
“Our goal actually was for all the faith leaders to bring a blessing to the fence,” Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Rev. Sara LaWall said. “We just stayed there and knelt down and prayed and sang and eventually after some warnings border patrol pushed us back."
LaWall says she knew without a doubt this was the right opportunity to go; she’d been watching the situation unfold from afar and has wanted to do something regarding immigration justice for months. She was one of the 32 arrested, and was cited but not jailed.
"I was apprehensive of course and nervous but kept reminding myself of what the migrants on other side were going through,” LaWall said. “It was powerful, it was overwhelming.”
This is all occurring as President Trump fights to pay for the building of a stronger border wall.
"We need border security. The wall is a part of border security,” Trump told House minority leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer in a tense public meeting in the Oval Office on Tuesday.
In that meeting, the president said he'd shut down the government if he's unhappy with funding.
"I am proud to shut down the government for border security," he said. "Because the people of this country don't want criminals and people that have lots of problems and drugs pouring into our country. So I will take the mantle. I will be the one to shut it down."
But the day prior, demonstrators say the message was hope.
“Did we get everybody's attention, did it change anything that day?" Anders said. "Well, even if it sent hope to a few people on other side of the border that heard ‘did you know there were hundreds of clergy and laity on the other side that risked their freedom to send a message to their government?’ I think that in itself becomes a message of hope."
The demonstration is meant to launch a national week of action, between International Human Rights Day on Monday, December 10, and International Migrants' Day on December 18.
Linky for Brother Fred
I'm the infamous Fred of GIM - Jewboo kindly turned over his account to me.
Nice of these fucks to ignore the American homeless of Boise...
https://www.homelesscoalitionboise.c...-homelessness/
There is but one anchor to attach yourself to, as this world falls apart heading into the End Times. That anchor is the immovable God Almighty, through His Son Jesus Christ.
P.O. Box 6283, Boise, ID. 83707 | Send us an Email
BASIC FACTS ON HOMELESSNESS
How many people are homeless in Ada County?
There is no easy answer to this question and, in fact, the question itself is misleading. In most cases, homelessness is a temporary circumstance — not a permanent condition. A more appropriate measure of the magnitude of homelessness is the number of people who experience homelessness over time, not the number of “homeless people.”
Studies of homelessness are complicated by problems of definitions and methodology. Nevertheless, the most recent statewide point-in-time count, conducted January 28, 2015, identified 755 homeless men, women, and children in Ada County and 1,966 homeless men, women, and children throughout the State of Idaho. The “Homelessness in Idaho 2015 Point-In-Time Count Report” is available at
http://www.idahohousing.com/Portals/...unt-061615.pdf
Advocates urge use of a Multiplier Effect to more accurately reflect the number of homeless in Boise/Ada County/Idaho. Boise (and Idaho) are among few entities who do not use a multiplier.
How do you define “homeless”?
According to the Stewart B. McKinney Act, 42 U.S.C. § 11301, et seq. (1994), a person is considered homeless who “lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate night-time residence; and… has a primary night time residency that is: (A) a supervised publicly or privately operated shelter designed to provide temporary living accommodations… (B) An institution that provides a temporary residence for individuals intended to be institutionalized, or (C) a public or private place not designed for, or ordinarily used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings.” The term “homeless individual” does not include any individual imprisoned or otherwise detained pursuant to an Act of Congress or a state law.” 42 U.S.C. § 11302(c)
The education subtitle of the McKinney-Vento Act includes a more comprehensive definition of homelessness. This statute states that the term ‘homeless child and youth’ (A) means individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence… and (B) includes: (i) children and youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, and includes children and youth who are sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason; are living in motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds due to lack of alternative adequate accommodations; are living in emergency or transitional shelters; are abandoned in hospitals; or are awaiting foster care placement; (ii) children and youth who have a primary nighttime residence that is a private or public place not designed for or ordinarily used as a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings… (iii) children and youth who are living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations, or similar settings, and (iv) migratory children…who qualify as homeless for the purposes of this subtitle because the children are living in circumstances described in clauses (i) through (iii). McKinney-Vento Act sec. 725(2); 42 U.S.C. 11435(2).
Other federal agencies, such as the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), interpret the McKinney-Vento definition to include only those persons who are on the streets or in shelters and persons who face imminent eviction (within a week) from a private dwelling or institution and who have no subsequent residence or resources to obtain housing. This interpretation of homelessness serves large, urban communities where tens of thousands of people are literally homeless. However, it may prove problematic for those persons who are homeless in areas of the country, such as rural areas, where there are few shelters. People experiencing homelessness in these areas are less likely to live on the street or in a shelter, and more likely to live with relatives in overcrowded or substandard housing (U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1996).
Who is homeless?
Two trends are largely responsible for the rise in homelessness over the past 20-25 years: a growing shortage of affordable rental housing and a simultaneous increase in poverty. Persons living in poverty are most at risk of becoming homeless, and demographic groups who are more likely to experience poverty are also more likely to experience homelessness.
The homeless include: unaccompanied men, unaccompanied women, youth aging out of foster care, families with children, victims of domestic violence, veterans, the unemployed, persons suffering from mental illness, and persons suffering from addiction disorders.
How can I help someone who is homeless?
Check out the latest Agency Updates from Coalition Organizations who report monthly on eligibility, availability and contact information for services available to homeless persons. Most local resources and service provider agencies can be found on the Resources (menu) Pages, including the Housing Hot Line, Boise School District’s Self Rescue Manual and 211 CareLIne.
The Next Meeting of the Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition will be on the second Wednesday of December:
The December Meeting will be held December 12th at Cathedral of the Rockies (717 North 11th St) at 9:30 AM. This meeting is the Annual Meeting of the Homeless Coalition, and will include the Election of Officers. Please consider a leadership role in the Coalition and volunteer to serve on the Executive Committee as an officer. Subscribe to the Coalition’s Mailing List to receive all the latest information. Members receive meeting materials, additional information and help direct the Coalition for the coming year and information about how to get on the ballot to serve as an officer of the organization.
Contact Us
Peg Richards, President:
president@homelesscoalitionboise.com P.O. Box 6283
Boise, ID, 83707
Visit us on Facebook:
Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition
Upcoming Events
- Renew your Membership in the Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition
November 20, 2018 @ 8:00 am - March 12, 2019 @ 5:00 pm
View All Events
Hot Topics
- Grousing About Housing (and Matthew Desmond: Evicted author) October 7, 2018
- Ninth Circuit Court says Cities Can’t Ban Homeless Sleeping in Streets, Idaho Statesman, 9/4/18 September 5, 2018
- 5/27/18: PUSH Expo Press Release May 27, 2018
- Guest Opinion: What Can Be Done About the Housing Crisis? May 10, 2018
- America’s Housing Crisis is spreading to Smaller Cities (like Boise) May 6, 2018
- Guest Opinion by CEOs of St.Luke’s & St.Al’s; Affordable housing part of what is needed for healthier communiies April 17, 2018
- 3/22/18: Preliminary Point In Time data and Coordinated Entry Update April 17, 2018
- Helping Idaho’s Homeless-Idaho Homelessness Community Report 2017 February 7, 2018
- 2,037 Homeless Individuals According to the 2017 Idaho Point-in-Time Count February 7, 2018
All right reserved © Copyright 2016 - Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition
Site by, a Boise Web Design Co.
By way of decoction, thou shalt do wort.
Actually, not only are they currently down at our Mexican border welcoming beaners for Jesus...this Cathedral Of The Rockies regularly serves Boise Homeless the very best, most dignified full-course Roast Beef Dinners anywhere. Real plates and real silverware:
This is why I posted this in our ChristCuck thread here at GSUS. These are clearly the very best Christians living their lives as Jesus preaches. Real Christians. Problem is Fred...they are actively exterminating Whitey in the name of Jesus by welcoming all these illegal beaners.
It's been very easy annoying you with these real-world Christian examples Fred. This is why I remain a heathen...
.gif "what the heck")
I'm the infamous Fred of GIM - Jewboo kindly turned over his account to me.
This thread is SO Clash of the Titans...
Actually, not only are they currently down at our Mexican border welcoming beaners for Jesus...this Cathedral Of The Rockies regularly serves Boise Homeless the very best, most dignified full-course Roast Beef Dinners anywhere. Real plates and real silverware:
This is why I posted this in our ChristCuck thread here at GSUS. These are clearly the very best Christians living their lives as Jesus preaches. Real Christians. Problem is Fred...they are actively exterminating Whitey in the name of Jesus by welcoming all these illegal beaners.
It's been very easy annoying you with these real-world Christian examples Fred. This is why I remain a heathen...
.gif "musical")
By way of decoction, thou shalt do wort.
Jewboo (14th December 2018)
Gee, ain't that grand?! Two meals - out of twenty-one - per week.("We serve a hot meal every Sunday at 1pm and every third Thursday at 6pm.")
Until every American in Boise and Ada County is no longer in daily need, they have no business advocating Marxist goals hundreds of miles away at the border.
My local "soup kitchen" serves people daily meals, yet has no political agenda spewing about "refugees" (who demand $50K each to no longer be "fleeing violence").
Uh, clearly not:
"But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever."
"Real Christians"? How so? By advocating the anti-Christ "gospel" of the United Methodist Church? By acting in concert with the heathen "Unitarian Universalist" so-called "church"?
("United Methodists are not known to be a confessional people in the sense that there is a set creed to which we adhere.")
The facts - the Truth - do not annoy me.
What annoys me are your willful and gross distortions of reality. You know damn well these "Christians" are working against historical Christianity...and the very teachings of Christianity in the Bible (note the passage from St. Paul, above). The Methodists have betrayed not only Christ but their nominal founder, Wesley. Their pro-fag agenda is the most obvious, but these pompous politically-driven acts are part of it, as well. The "liberation gospel" of the Methodists, et. al., are direct applications of Marxist principles - ironic...since Rabbi Marx called "religion" (i.e., Christianity) the opiate of the Goyim.
You remain a heathen for personal reasons. You simply find new excuses du jour to ignore the real Jesus Christ, glamorizing Jew-concocted "cute" memes that simultaneously mock Him and ease your fears that Christ may be Who and What He claimed to be.
I will give you this, though: the Devil's best allies are those who claim to be "Christians" - and these who advance Marxist, anti-Christ agendas among his favorites.
There is but one anchor to attach yourself to, as this world falls apart heading into the End Times. That anchor is the immovable God Almighty, through His Son Jesus Christ.
midnight rambler (14th December 2018)
This thread is SO Clash of the Titans...
Hey BrewTech...update us in a new catch up thread from when you went into the micro-brew business. Long time no see...lol.
I'm the infamous Fred of GIM - Jewboo kindly turned over his account to me.
Come on Fred. In various threads I have asked you to tell us about YOUR church and apparently this is it. You don't accept anyone else as a "Real Christian". You haven't been spreading any Christian Love at GSUS. This is basically Fred's usual demeanor:
When did Fred ever once post any of this real Jesus stuff:
I'm the infamous Fred of GIM - Jewboo kindly turned over his account to me.
midnight rambler (14th December 2018)
I have explained repeatedly about the Church vs. your conception of a "church."
More willful distortion.
There are real Christians here. Rambler, despite my differences of theology with him. Pete (Hitch). Tumbleweed (he and I are likely the closest on theology). There are others.
LOL
I've overlooked your deliberate mockery how many times, Book? Each of those is a Christian act. 7 x 70 I shall forgive. And more.
I'm always willing to help out around here, too.
Do you assume that Jesus Christ is merely a faggot pansy, as this current world like to falsely portray Him?
I think you're starting to break, Book. Good! My missionary work to you is working.When did Fred ever once post any of this real Jesus stuff:
There is but one anchor to attach yourself to, as this world falls apart heading into the End Times. That anchor is the immovable God Almighty, through His Son Jesus Christ.
midnight rambler (14th December 2018),Tumbleweed (15th December 2018)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
