Obama "Ripped The Final Shred of Divine Covering" By Bowing To Saudi King

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Jeffrey Daly says that by bowing to the Saudi King in 2009, President Obama "ripped the final shred of divine covering over the White House."

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[WhiteBoard1231]

George bush held hands while walking with Saudi King Abdullah, that is customary in their country,,, "When in Rome"

[discopete117]

Well thank you Jeff for your completely insignificant opinion on foreign policy and relations between dignitaries.

[penlovmov]

Please move to Iran or Saudi Arabia, if you're so downtrodden. Better yet, Jeffrey, should join the Taliban, and go, hog wild.

[UncleMatt69]

Besides, that one act of respect may have done us a world of good in our future relations with Arab nations.

[UncleMatt69]

I don't hate people for their beliefs, Christian or otherwise. I do however hate some for their actions based upon their beliefs. These dipshits and their "America was founded on Christianity" delusion really irritate me. They should try reading a non-fiction book for a change. America was actually founded as a Freemason nation.

[UncleMatt69]

In their imaginations, where else.

[j2eeguru]

Believing that shaking hands was beneath a president, George Washington bowed to his visitors.

He painstaking copied 110 rules of conduct in his youth:

Make a reverence, bowing more or less according to the custom of the better bred."

"If you're bowing formally, you put your best foot forward and you turn out your toes to present your calf. If you're bowing to a man, your calf projects your power."

[Genin99]

Thats what I like about Wicca it's a total personal religion that embraces the diversity we have as human beings

[Justin1976]

Yah I know alot of wiccans too, the only group of people I know that openly embrace the title of Pagan.Also, the only religious group I know that openly allows anyone in their fold regardless of their beliefes, the local wiccan church in the city I live in has several hundred members and not a single one of them have identical belief systems.