On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
Johnny Asia
On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
By ERIC LICHTBLAU
Published: June 20, 2009
WASHINGTON � People on the government�s terrorist watch list tried to
buy guns nearly 1,000 times in the last five years, and federal
authorities cleared the purchases 9 times out of 10 because they had
no legal way to stop them, according to a new government report.
In one case, a person on the list was able to buy more than 50 pounds
of explosives.
The new statistics, compiled in a report from the Government
Accountability Office that is scheduled for public release next week,
draw attention to an odd divergence in federal law: people placed on
the government�s terrorist watch list can be stopped from getting on a
plane or getting a visa, but they cannot be stopped from buying a gun.
Gun purchases must be approved unless federal officials can find some
other disqualification of the would-be buyer, like being a felon, an
illegal immigrant or a drug addict.
�This is a glaring omission, and it�s a security issue,� Senator Frank
R. Lautenberg, the New Jersey Democrat who requested the study, said
in an interview.
Mr. Lautenberg plans to introduce legislation on Monday that would
give the attorney general the discretion to block gun sales to people
on terror watch lists.
The government�s consolidated watch list, used to identify people
suspected of links to terrorists, has grown to more than one million
names since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. It also has drawn
widespread criticism over the prevalence of mistaken identities and
unclear links to terrorism.
A report in May from the Justice Department inspector general found
that the list kept by the Federal Bureau of Investigation carried the
names of 24,000 people included on the basis of outdated or sometimes
irrelevant information.
Gun rights advocates said showing up on a terrorist watch list should
not be grounds for being denied a gun.
�We�re concerned about the quality and the integrity of the list,�
said Andrew Arulanandam, a spokesman for the National Rifle
Association. �There have been numerous studies and reports questioning
the integrity, and we believe law-abiding people who are on the list
by error should not be arbitrarily denied their civil rights� under
the Second Amendment.
Mr. Lautenberg introduced a similar gun-control measure in 2007, but
it stalled after opposition from the N.R.A. The senator attributed the
outcome to �knuckling under to the gun lobby.�
Offbreed
Johnny Asia wrote:
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
> On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
> Mr. Lautenberg introduced a similar gun-control measure in 2007, but
> it stalled after opposition from the N.R.A. The senator attributed the
> outcome to �knuckling under to the gun lobby.�
No on has to actually do any thing to end up on the watch list.
Should people on the watch list be prohibited from voting?
Too_Many_Tools
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rs...
Just another reason why we do need better screening and regulations to
keep crazies from affecting our right to bear arms.
TMT
Klaus Schadenfreude
>Just another reason why we do need better screening and regulations to
>keep crazies from affecting our right to bear arms.
Like keeping stalkers like you from getting them?
___________
"I will be bringing the local cops with me to visit you so be sure you
have enough doughnuts for all of us. ;<)"
-Too Many Tools, 5/30/09
"Try posting your real address just once and I will
guarantee you a visit."
-Too Many Tools, 6/2/09, right before
he scrambled for excuses not to show up.
"Got a valid address yet winger?
I would like to arraign[sic] a visit for you."
-Too Many Tools, 6/19/09, still hoping
someone actually believes him.
Fred Oinka
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rs...
>
Perhaps you'd be happier in Iran?
Jerry Okamura
Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they will do
something wrong?
"Johnny Asia" <engra...@mypacks.net> wrote in message
news:0bqp35pfokjbt5iie...@4ax.com...
> http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
>
>
> On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
>
>
> By ERIC LICHTBLAU
> Published: June 20, 2009
>
> WASHINGTON - People on the government's terrorist watch list tried to
RD (The Sandman)
4037-add8-5...@f10g2000vbf.googlegroups.com:
Perhaps, Teddy Kennedy should be on that list. ...after all, he was on
the "No fly" list.
--
Sleep well, tonight........
RD (The Sandman)
" All experience is great provided you live through it.
If it kills you, you have gone too far."
Painter Alice Neel, in the New Yorker.
RD (The Sandman)
news:zT9%l.31128$IP7....@newsfe23.iad:
> If someone has not committed a crime should you stop them from buying
> a gun? Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they
> will do something wrong?
NOPE!!!
--
Mike Gordon
> If someone has not committed a crime should you stop them from buying a
> gun?
It depends on many things.
> Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they will
> do something wrong?
If Johnny Asia tells others that he hates somebody and plans to kill
them, and attempts to buy stuff to commit a murder... yup!
It's your obligation to stop a crime.
Too_Many_Tools
Lots of wingers would be....they miss the love that Bush gave them.
TMT
Too_Many_Tools
<klausschadenfre...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Old Cut and Paste Klaus...you remind me of Gunner.
Thanks for providing proof that I have asked but not received valid
information for arraigning a visit from "All Talk No Walk" wingers.
meanwhile Google never forgets your hate speech Klaus.
When those new hate laws get passed Klaus, you will be losing your
guns.
So what will you play with then?
Other wingers?
TMT
Tim Miller
> On Jun 20, 11:38 am, Klaus Schadenfreude
> <klausschadenfre...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> In talk.politics.guns Too_Many_Tools <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Just another reason why we do need better screening and regulations to
>>> keep crazies from affecting our right to bear arms.
>> Like keeping stalkers like you from getting them?
>>
>> ___________
>> "I will be bringing the local cops with me to visit you so be sure you
>> have enough doughnuts for all of us. ;<)"
>> -Too Many Tools, 5/30/09
>>
>> "Try posting your real address just once and I will
>> guarantee you a visit."
>> -Too Many Tools, 6/2/09, right before
>> he scrambled for excuses not to show up.
>>
>> "Got a valid address yet winger?
>> I would like to arraign[sic] a visit for you."
>> -Too Many Tools, 6/19/09, still hoping
>> someone actually believes him.
>
> Old Cut and Paste Klaus...you remind me of Gunner.
>
> Thanks for providing proof that I have asked but not received valid
> information for arraigning a visit from "All Talk No Walk" wingers.
Well, yes, you have. So, you're a coward AND a liar.
tankfixer
@hawaii.rr.com says...
>
> If someone has not committed a crime should you stop them from buying a gun?
> Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they will do
> something wrong?
That is what the facists in power now want....
--
Meddle ye not in the Affairs of Dragons, for Thou art Crunchy and taste
Goode with Ketchup.
Too_Many_Tools
> On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 09:51:50 -0400, Johnny Asia
>
> <engram52...@mypacks.net> wrote:
> >http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rs...
>
> >On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
>
> they are on some kind of a list? We tried that for 12 years and the
> people have said no more.
Well there are a number of lists that you can be on and be denied a
gun purchase.
And then there are lists you can be on and still buy a gun and
ammo...while the Feds follow your every move in anticipation of acting
later.
TMT
Jerry Okamura
"Mike Gordon" <Ph...@bass.gov> wrote in message
news:4a3d37f1$0$31271$607e...@cv.net...
> Jerry Okamura top posted and asked:
>
>> If someone has not committed a crime should you stop them from buying a
>> gun?
>
> It depends on many things.
What are those "many things"?
>
>> Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they will do
>> something wrong?
>
> If Johnny Asia tells others that he hates somebody and plans to kill them,
> and attempts to buy stuff to commit a murder... yup!
NOPE. That is not the American way. First because if someone says that
they want to kill someone else, they can be arrested and charged with
planning to commit a crime. And second, because even if they threaten to
kill someone, they can kill you without using a gun.
>
> It's your obligation to stop a crime.
>
No, it is your obligation to report your suspicion that someone "may" commit
a crime to the proper authorities, and it is your responsibility to report
when you know someone who has committed a crime. In the later case, it is
already to late if they killed someone using a gun. In the first instance,
your responsibility ends by reporting to the proper authorities that you
believe that someone is about to commit a crime. It is then up to them to
be able to prove that your report to them is valid or not valid.
Klaus Schadenfreude
>On Jun 20, 11:38�am, Klaus Schadenfreude
><klausschadenfre...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> In talk.politics.guns Too_Many_Tools <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Just another reason why we do need better screening and regulations to
>> >keep crazies from affecting our right to bear arms.
>>
>> Like keeping stalkers like you from getting them?
>>
>> ___________
>> "I will be bringing the local cops with me to visit you so be sure you
>> have enough doughnuts for all of us. ;<)"
>> � � � � � � � -Too Many Tools, 5/30/09
>>
>> "Try posting your real address just once and I will
>> guarantee you a visit."
>> � � � � � � � -Too Many Tools, 6/2/09, right before
>> � � � � � � � �he scrambled for excuses not to show up.
>>
>> "Got a valid address yet winger?
>> I would like to arraign[sic] a visit for you."
>> � � � � � � � -Too Many Tools, 6/19/09, still hoping
>> � � � � � � � �someone actually believes him.
>
>Old Cut and Paste Klaus...you remind me of Gunner.
Yeah, I like to display examples of your stupidity.
>Thanks for providing proof that I have asked but not received valid
>information for arraigning a visit from "All Talk No Walk" wingers.
Check Google. You've been provided the address several times. Your
latest excuse is claiming it's not "valid."
I've provided you with a link to verify the address. Here is another
government link
So you and I both know that you know its valid.
So you and I both know that you know you're just a cowardly troll.
None4U
"Too_Many_Tools" <too_man...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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TMT
Diesel wrote; The list is useless, Its full of a million or so people who
arent susposed to even be on it. I posted a while back a 12 year old was
on it for no reason. Anything the government does. They do poorly. This is
no different.
Fred Brown
>
>
> On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
>
>
> By ERIC LICHTBLAU
> Published: June 20, 2009
>
> buy guns nearly 1,000 times in the last five years, and federal
> authorities cleared the purchases 9 times out of 10 because they had
> no legal way to stop them, according to a new government report.
That's because there are thousands of people on the watch list who don't
belong there. They are simply not terrorists. The government put names
on the list willy nilly without ever checking to see if they were actually
terrorists.
>
> In one case, a person on the list was able to buy more than 50 pounds
> of explosives.
>
> The new statistics, compiled in a report from the Government
> Accountability Office that is scheduled for public release next week,
> draw attention to an odd divergence in federal law: people placed on
> the government's terrorist watch list can be stopped from getting on a
> plane or getting a visa, but they cannot be stopped from buying a gun.
Kept Senator Ted Kennedy from boarding a plane.
> Gun purchases must be approved unless federal officials can find some
> other disqualification of the would-be buyer, like being a felon, an
> illegal immigrant or a drug addict.
>
> "This is a glaring omission, and it's a security issue," Senator Frank
> R. Lautenberg, the New Jersey Democrat who requested the study, said
> in an interview.
>
> Mr. Lautenberg plans to introduce legislation on Monday that would
> give the attorney general the discretion to block gun sales to people
> on terror watch lists.
>
> The government's consolidated watch list, used to identify people
> suspected of links to terrorists, has grown to more than one million
> names since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. It also has drawn
> widespread criticism over the prevalence of mistaken identities and
> unclear links to terrorism.
They can put a name on the watch list with no evidence that that person
is actually a terrorist but the is no proceedure for removing a name of
an innocent person.
> A report in May from the Justice Department inspector general found
> that the list kept by the Federal Bureau of Investigation carried the
> names of 24,000 people included on the basis of outdated or sometimes
> irrelevant information.
There are a hell of a lot more innocent names on the list.
> Gun rights advocates said showing up on a terrorist watch list should
> not be grounds for being denied a gun.
>
> "We're concerned about the quality and the integrity of the list,"
> said Andrew Arulanandam, a spokesman for the National Rifle
> Association. "There have been numerous studies and reports questioning
> the integrity, and we believe law-abiding people who are on the list
> by error should not be arbitrarily denied their civil rights" under
> the Second Amendment.
>
> Mr. Lautenberg introduced a similar gun-control measure in 2007, but
> it stalled after opposition from the N.R.A. The senator attributed the
> outcome to "knuckling under to the gun lobby."
And the gun lobby has BIG knuckles.
Gray Ghost
news:beOdnfhmEbuJNKDX...@centurytel.net:
I have a friend back in Virginny. Former cop, business owner, Class 3 holder,
good citizen. Denied a purchase on a Brady Check. Took him 2 months to get in
straightened out. Yeah the government is flawless.
--
Always remember:
Bull Connor was a Democrat!
HH&C
> "Johnny Asia" <engram52...@mypacks.net> wrote in message
>
> news:0bqp35pfokjbt5iie...@4ax.com...
>
> >http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rs...
>
> > On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
>
> > By ERIC LICHTBLAU
> > Published: June 20, 2009
>
> > WASHINGTON - People on the government's terrorist watch list tried to
> > buy guns nearly 1,000 times in the last five years, and federal
> > authorities cleared the purchases 9 times out of 10 because they had
> > no legal way to stop them, according to a new government report.
>
> That's because there are thousands of people on the watch list who don't
> belong there. They are simply not terrorists. The government put names
> on the list willy nilly without ever checking to see if they were actually
> terrorists.
Hmmmm? If they were actually terrorists, why are they on a list and
not behind bars?
RD (The Sandman)
news:4a3e1775$0$244$bb4e...@newscene.com:
Nor does the person know that his/her name is on that list until
something is denied.
>> A report in May from the Justice Department inspector general found
>> that the list kept by the Federal Bureau of Investigation carried the
>> names of 24,000 people included on the basis of outdated or sometimes
>> irrelevant information.
>
> There are a hell of a lot more innocent names on the list.
Yep, that was only 24,000. There are about a million names on that list.
>> Gun rights advocates said showing up on a terrorist watch list should
>> not be grounds for being denied a gun.
>>
>> "We're concerned about the quality and the integrity of the list,"
>> said Andrew Arulanandam, a spokesman for the National Rifle
>> Association. "There have been numerous studies and reports
>> questioning the integrity, and we believe law-abiding people who are
>> on the list by error should not be arbitrarily denied their civil
>> rights" under the Second Amendment.
>>
>> Mr. Lautenberg introduced a similar gun-control measure in 2007, but
>> it stalled after opposition from the N.R.A. The senator attributed
>> the outcome to "knuckling under to the gun lobby."
>
> And the gun lobby has BIG knuckles.
And Lautenberg is a moron.
Strabo
Preemptive law; preemptive war; preemptive elections. Boy, you are in
luck! The National Socialists have an opening for you!
This law is right up your alley.
Here is one section from the infamous Patriot Act as passed
into law by the US Congress in 2001 and expanded since.
Ask the Patriot Act, "what is a terrorist?"
Section 802 reads that YOU are a terrorist if the president
or his designee so declares.
Now ask the Patriot Act, "what is a criminal?"
Section 802 reads that YOU are a criminal if the president
or his designee so declares you a terrorist.
Note that this document specifies that a terrorist may be
*any* person so designated by the Secretary of State or the
Attorney General OR, *any* person suspected of violating any
federal or state criminal law OR *any* person suspected of
actually or intending to, intimidate or coerce any person.
In others words, any person suspected of a crime can be
designated a terrorist.
Here's the law...
++++++++++++++
SEC. 802. DEFINITION OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM.
(a) DOMESTIC TERRORISM DEFINED- Section 2331 of title 18,
United States Code, is amended--
(1) in paragraph (1)(B)(iii), by striking `by assassination
or kidnapping' and inserting `by mass destruction,
assassination, or kidnapping';
(2) in paragraph (3), by striking `and';
(3) in paragraph (4), by striking the period at the end and
inserting `; and'; and
(4) by adding at the end the following:
`(5) the term `domestic terrorism' means activities that--
`(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation
of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;
`(B) appear to be intended--
`(i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;
`(ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation
or coercion; or
`(iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass
destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and
`(C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of
the United States.'.
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENT- Section 3077(1) of title 18, United
States Code, is amended to read as follows:
`(1) `act of terrorism' means an act of domestic or
international terrorism as defined in section 2331;'.
++++++++++++++
Comments:
Terrorism then is any activity that may:
`(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation
of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;
...or an act that may:
`(B) appear to be intended--
`(i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;
`(ii) to influence the policy of a government by
intimidation or coercion; or
`(iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass
destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and
`(C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction
of the United States.'.
Which could apply to any criticism of government or politicians
or half of the material on the NGs.
Note the wording for amending Section 3077(1) of title 18,
United States Code, it is is amended to read:
`(1) `act of terrorism' means an act of domestic or
international terrorism as defined in section 2331;'.
Which effectively means that "domestic" terrorism is the same as
"international" terrorism.
Further as we see in Sec.411 below, that a terrorist is ...
`(aa) a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the
Secretary of State under section 219, or
`(bb) a political, social or other similar group whose public
endorsement of acts of terrorist activity the Secretary of
State has determined undermines United States efforts to
reduce or eliminate terrorist activities,';
Summary of this portion of Section 802 - A terrorist is any
person suspected of violating any federal or state criminal
law OR any person suspected of actually or intending to,
intimidate or coerce any person.
continuing...
+++++++++++++
SEC. 411. DEFINITIONS RELATING TO TERRORISM.
(a) GROUNDS OF INADMISSIBILITY- Section 212(a)(3) of the
Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. 1182(a)(3))
is amended--
(1) in subparagraph (B)--
(A) in clause (i)--
(i) by amending subclause (IV) to read as follows:
`(IV) is a representative (as defined in clause (v))
of--
`(aa) a foreign terrorist organization, as designated by the
Secretary of State under section 219, or
`(bb) a political, social or other similar group whose public
endorsement of acts of terrorist activity the Secretary
of State has determined undermines United States
efforts to reduce or eliminate terrorist activities,';
(ii) in subclause (V), by inserting `or' after `section 219,';
and
(iii) by adding at the end the following new subclauses:
`(VI) has used the alien's position of prominence
within any country to endorse or espouse terrorist
activity, or to persuade others to support terrorist
activity or a terrorist organization, in a way that
the Secretary of State has determined undermines
United States efforts to reduce or eliminate
terrorist activities, or
`(VII) is the spouse or child of an alien who is
inadmissible under this section, if the activity
causing the alien to be found inadmissible
occurred within the last 5 years,';
(B) by redesignating clauses (ii), (iii), and (iv) as clauses
(iii), (iv), and (v), respectively;
(C) in clause (i)(II), by striking `clause (iii)' and
inserting `clause (iv)';
(D) by inserting after clause (i) the following:
`(ii) EXCEPTION- Subclause (VII) of clause (i) does not
apply to a spouse or child--
`(I) who did not know or should not reasonably
have known of the activity causing the alien to be
found inadmissible under this section; or
`(II) whom the consular officer or Attorney
General has reasonable grounds to believe has
renounced the activity causing the alien to be
found inadmissible under this section.';
(E) in clause (iii) (as redesignated by subparagraph (B))--
(i) by inserting `it had been' before `committed in the
United States'; and
(ii) in subclause (V)(b), by striking `or firearm' and
inserting `, firearm, or other weapon or dangerous
device';
(F) by amending clause (iv) (as redesignated by
subparagraph (B)) to read as follows:
`(iv) ENGAGE IN TERRORIST ACTIVITY DEFINED- As
used in this chapter, the term `engage in terrorist
activity' means, in an individual capacity or as a member
of an organization--
`(I) to commit or to incite to commit, under
circumstances indicating an intention to cause
death or serious bodily injury, a terrorist activity;
`(II) to prepare or plan a terrorist activity;
`(III) to gather information on potential targets for
terrorist activity;
`(IV) to solicit funds or other things of value for--
`(aa) a terrorist activity;
`(bb) a terrorist organization described in clause (vi)(I) or
(vi)(II); or
`(cc) a terrorist organization described in clause (vi)(III),
unless the solicitor can demonstrate that he did not
know, and should not reasonably have known, that the
solicitation would further the organization's terrorist
activity;
`(V) to solicit any individual--
`(aa) to engage in conduct otherwise described in this clause;
`(bb) for membership in a terrorist organization described in
clause (vi)(I) or (vi)(II); or
`(cc) for membership in a terrorist organization described in
clause (vi)(III), unless the solicitor can demonstrate
that he did not know, and should not reasonably have
known, that the solicitation would further the
organization's terrorist activity; or
`(VI) to commit an act that the actor knows, or
reasonably should know, affords material support,
including a safe house, transportation,
communications, funds, transfer of funds or other
material financial benefit, false documentation or
identification, weapons (including chemical,
biological, or radiological weapons), explosives,
or training--
`(aa) for the commission of a terrorist activity;
`(bb) to any individual who the actor knows, or reasonably
should know, has committed or plans to commit a
terrorist activity;
`(cc) to a terrorist organization described in clause (vi)(I)
or (vi)(II); or
`(dd) to a terrorist organization described in clause
(vi)(III), unless the actor can demonstrate that he did
not know, and should not reasonably have known, that the
act would further the organization's terrorist activity.
This clause shall not apply to any material support
the alien afforded to an organization or individual
that has committed terrorist activity, if the
Secretary of State, after consultation with the
Attorney General, or the Attorney General, after
consultation with the Secretary of State,
concludes in his sole unreviewable discretion, that
this clause should not apply.'; and
(G) by adding at the end the following new clause:
`(vi) TERRORIST ORGANIZATION DEFINED- As used in clause (i)(VI)
and clause (iv), the term `terrorist organization'
means an organization--
`(I) designated under section 219;
`(II) otherwise designated, upon publication in the
Federal Register, by the Secretary of State in
consultation with or upon the request of the
Attorney General, as a terrorist organization, after
finding that the organization engages in the
activities described in subclause (I), (II), or (III)
of clause (iv), or that the organization provides
material support to further terrorist activity; or
`(III) that is a group of two or more individuals,
whether organized or not, which engages in the
activities described in subclause (I), (II), or (III)
of clause (iv).'; and
(2) by adding at the end the following new subparagraph:
`(F) ASSOCIATION WITH TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS- Any alien who the
Secretary of State, after consultation with the Attorney
General, or the Attorney General, after consultation with
the Secretary of State, determines has been associated with
a terrorist organization and intends while in the United
States to engage solely, principally, or incidentally
in activities that could endanger the welfare, safety, or
security of the United States is inadmissible.'.
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS-
(1) Section 237(a)(4)(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act
(8 U.S.C. 1227(a)(4)(B)) is amended by striking `section
212(a)(3)(B)(iii)' and inserting `section
212(a) (3)(B)(iv)'.
(2) Section 208(b)(2)(A)(v) of the Immigration and Nationality
Act (8 U.S.C. 1158(b)(2)(A)(v)) is amended by striking `or
(IV)' and inserting `(IV), or (VI)'.
(c) RETROACTIVE APPLICATION OF AMENDMENTS-
(1) IN GENERAL- Except as otherwise provided in this
subsection, the amendments made by this section shall take
effect on the date of the enactment of this Act and shall
apply to--
(A) actions taken by an alien before, on, or after such date;
and
(B) all aliens, without regard to the date of entry or
attempted entry into the United States--
(i) in removal proceedings on or after such date (except for
proceedings in which there has been a final administrative
decision before such date); or
(ii) seeking admission to the United States on or after such
date.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR ALIENS IN EXCLUSION OR DEPORTATION
PROCEEDINGS- Notwithstanding any other provision of law,
sections 212(a)(3)(B) and 237(a)(4)(B) of the Immigration
and Nationality Act, as amended by this Act, shall apply
to all aliens in exclusion or deportation proceedings on or
after the date of the enactment of this Act (except for
proceedings in which there has been a final administrative
decision before such date) as if such proceedings were
removal proceedings.
(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR SECTION 219 ORGANIZATIONS AND
ORGANIZATIONS DESIGNATED UNDER SECTION 212(a)(3)(B)(vi)(II)-
(A) IN GENERAL- Notwithstanding paragraphs (1) and (2), no alien
shall be considered inadmissible under section 212(a)(3) of
the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. 1182(a)(3)),
or deportable under section 237(a)(4)(B) of such Act (8
U.S.C. 1227(a)(4)(B)), by reason of the amendments made by
subsection (a), on the ground that the alien engaged in
a terrorist activity described in subclause (IV)(bb),
(V)(bb), or (VI)(cc) of section 212(a)(3)(B)(iv) of such Act
(as so amended) with respect to a group at any time when the
group was not a terrorist organization designated by the
Secretary of State under section 219 of such Act (8 U.S.C.
1189) or otherwise designated under section
212(a)(3)(B)(vi)(II) of such Act (as so amended).
(B) STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION- Subparagraph (A) shall not be
construed to prevent an alien from being considered
inadmissible or deportable for having engaged in a terrorist
activity--
(i) described in subclause (IV)(bb), (V)(bb), or (VI)(cc) of
section 212(a)(3)(B)(iv) of such Act (as so amended) with
respect to a terrorist organization at any time when such
organization was designated by the Secretary of State under
section 219 of such Act or otherwise designated under
section 212(a)(3)(B)(vi)(II) of such Act (as so amended);
or
(ii) described in subclause (IV)(cc), (V)(cc), or (VI)(dd) of
section 212(a)(3)(B)(iv) of such Act (as so amended) with
respect to a terrorist organization described in section
212(a)(3)(B)(vi)(III) of such Act (as so amended).
(4) EXCEPTION- The Secretary of State, in consultation with the
Attorney General, may determine that the amendments made by
this section shall not apply with respect to actions
by an alien taken outside the United States before the date
of the enactment of this Act upon the recommendation of a
consular officer who has concluded that there is not
reasonable ground to believe that the alien knew or
reasonably should have known that the actions would further a
terrorist activity.
(c) DESIGNATION OF FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS- Section
219(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C.
1189(a)) is amended--
(1) in paragraph (1)(B), by inserting `or terrorism (as defined
in section 140(d)(2) of the Foreign Relations Authorization
Act, Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989 (22 U.S.C.
2656f(d)(2)), or retains the capability and intent to engage
in terrorist activity or terrorism' after `212(a)(3)(B)';
(2) in paragraph (1)(C), by inserting `or terrorism' after
`terrorist activity';
(3) by amending paragraph (2)(A) to read as follows:
`(A) NOTICE-
`(i) TO CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS- Seven days before
making a designation under this subsection, the Secretary
shall, by classified communication, notify the Speaker and
Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, the
President pro tempore, Majority Leader, and Minority Leader
of the Senate, and the members of the relevant committees
of the House of Representatives and the Senate, in writing,
of the intent to designate an organization under this
subsection, together with the findings made under paragraph
(1) with respect to that organization, and the factual basis
therefor.
`(ii) PUBLICATION IN FEDERAL REGISTER- The Secretary shall
publish the designation in the Federal Register
seven days after providing the notification under clause
(i).';
(4) in paragraph (2)(B)(i), by striking `subparagraph (A)' and
inserting `subparagraph
(A)(ii)';
(5) in paragraph (2)(C), by striking `paragraph (2)' and
inserting `paragraph (2)(A)(i)';
(6) in paragraph (3)(B), by striking `subsection (c)' and
inserting `subsection (b)';
(7) in paragraph (4)(B), by inserting after the first sentence
the following: `The Secretary also may redesignate such
organization at the end of any 2-year redesignation period
(but not sooner than 60 days prior to the termination of
such period) for an additional 2-year period upon a finding
that the relevant circumstances described in paragraph (1)
still exist. Any redesignation shall be effective
immediately following the end of the prior 2-year
designation or redesignation period unless a different
effective date is provided in such redesignation.';
(8) in paragraph (6)(A)--
(A) by inserting `or a redesignation made under paragraph
(4)(B)' after `paragraph (1)';
(B) in clause (i)--
(i) by inserting `or redesignation' after `designation' the
first place it appears; and
(ii) by striking `of the designation'; and
(C) in clause (ii), by striking `of the designation';
(9) in paragraph (6)(B)--
(A) by striking `through (4)' and inserting `and (3)'; and
(B) by inserting at the end the following new sentence: `Any
revocation shall take effect on the date specified in the
revocation or upon publication in the Federal Register if no
effective date is specified.';
(10) in paragraph (7), by inserting `, or the revocation of a
redesignation under paragraph(6),' after `paragraph (5) or
(6)'; and
(11) in paragraph (8)--
(A) by striking `paragraph (1)(B)' and inserting `paragraph
(2)(B), or if a redesignation under this subsection has become
effective under paragraph (4)(B)';
(B) by inserting `or an alien in a removal proceeding' after
`criminal action'; and
(C) by inserting `or redesignation' before `as a defense'
(END SECTION)
Jerry Okamura
"Strabo" <str...@flashlight.net> wrote in message
news:upy%l.40241$gz5....@newsfe07.iad...
> Mike Gordon wrote:
>> Jerry Okamura top posted and asked:
>>
>>> If someone has not committed a crime should you stop them from buying a
>>> gun?
>>
>> It depends on many things.
>>
>>> Should you take away someone liberties on the "suspicion" they will do
>>> something wrong?
>>
>> If Johnny Asia tells others that he hates somebody and plans to kill
>> them, and attempts to buy stuff to commit a murder... yup!
>>
>> It's your obligation to stop a crime.
>>
>
> Preemptive law; preemptive war; preemptive elections. Boy, you are in
> luck! The National Socialists have an opening for you!
>
> This law is right up your alley.
I don't know what you are complaining about. There is nothing new in the
law that says that if you know that a crime may be committed, if you do not
report what you know, you can be charged with a crime. The intent of such a
law is to prevent the crime from being committed, what do you find wrong
with the goal? If someone knows that someone else is about to murder
someone, are you saying that they should not report what they know to the
proper authorities? As for premeptive wars, that is an issue that became
much more important with the invention of the nuclear bombs. When a country
has the ability to wipe out any other country with the first attack, it does
not take a rocket scientist to figure out, that allowing that to happen is
not a very smart thing to do. As for pre-emptive elections, I do not know
what the heck you are talking about. So perhaps you can explain what you
are complaining about.
>
>
>
> Here is one section from the infamous Patriot Act as passed
> into law by the US Congress in 2001 and expanded since.
Same basic issue. You can wait until they kill someone before you act, or
you can act before they carry out their attack.
BamaBrian
There's nothing wrong with the goal of trying to prevent a crime. But
there is a hell of a lot wrong with the law trying to force the citizens
into becoming snitches.
This is the same type of reasoning we were debating with the
Canuckistani boi, who felt that having guns in a locked home was not
enough; that if guns were stolen from a locked home but were not secured
to the state's satisfaction in some sort of locked gun safe, that the
gun owner should be held as liable as the criminal.
This is all on a par with hate crime laws, or even the laws against
owning child pornography, whether a simulated cartoon or the real thing.
(mind you, I do NOT like child porno or pederasts)
IOW, we are assuming that everyone is a criminal until proven innocent.
Right now we've got asset forfeiture laws where the state may seize and
sell your car, your house, and your bank account, should your juvenile
son or one of his buddies get caught smoking dope in your car.
Do you not see something wrong here?
American courts were originally structured with the concept that a man
was innocent unless proven guilty during due process. That it was
better that a hundred guilty go free, rather than one innocent be
wrongfully convicted.
But suddenly we've got a stampede wherein terrorism is used an excuse
for everything. Tell a guy you wish he'd get cancer and die, and the
state can use that as an excuse to charge you with 'making a terroristic
threat'.
Or a neighbor who doesn't like you can slander you to the cops, and
suddenly you've got to prove your innocence in court, even though the
cops had no hard evidence to support the allegation.
How about let's stop this stampede into outright tyranny, Jerry?
<SNIP>
--
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
George Santayana, 1863 - 1952
Cheers,
Bama Brian
Libertarian
Jerry Okamura
"BamaBrian" <claypo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:h1o2i3$j05$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
Why? If you are aware that someone is planning to kill someone else, are
you saying that you should not be requried to report what you believe will
happen?
>
> This is the same type of reasoning we were debating with the Canuckistani
> boi, who felt that having guns in a locked home was not enough; that if
> guns were stolen from a locked home but were not secured to the state's
> satisfaction in some sort of locked gun safe, that the gun owner should be
> held as liable as the criminal.
How is that relevant to what I said?
>
> This is all on a par with hate crime laws, or even the laws against owning
> child pornography, whether a simulated cartoon or the real thing.
> (mind you, I do NOT like child porno or pederasts)
What do you find wrong with hate crime laws? What has having pictures of
child pronography related to what we are talking about?
>
> IOW, we are assuming that everyone is a criminal until proven innocent.
I did not say they are not innocent until proven guilty did I? I said that
if you know that someone is about to commit a crime, you are required by law
to report what you know. It is up to law enforcement to determine if what
was reported is valid or not valid. If it is not valid, they have no case.
If it is valid, they have a case.
>
> Right now we've got asset forfeiture laws where the state may seize and
> sell your car, your house, and your bank account, should your juvenile son
> or one of his buddies get caught smoking dope in your car.
>
> Do you not see something wrong here?
Well, yes. Using such substance should not be illegal in the first place.
If it is legal then you would not have someone take your assets because
someone is using drugs.
>
> American courts were originally structured with the concept that a man was
> innocent unless proven guilty during due process. That it was better that
> a hundred guilty go free, rather than one innocent be wrongfully
> convicted.
Yep, and how does reporting a potential crime about to be committed change
that?
>
> But suddenly we've got a stampede wherein terrorism is used an excuse for
> everything. Tell a guy you wish he'd get cancer and die, and the state
> can use that as an excuse to charge you with 'making a terroristic
> threat'.
Huh?
>
> Or a neighbor who doesn't like you can slander you to the cops, and
> suddenly you've got to prove your innocence in court, even though the cops
> had no hard evidence to support the allegation.
Well yes, that can and does happen. So what? Is there anyway to stop that
from happening?
>
> How about let's stop this stampede into outright tyranny, Jerry?
>
How is it a stampede to outright tyranny? Besides, the law on what your
duties are as a citizen about someone who is planning to break the law has
been around for an awful long time, it is not something new. If you do not
like it, get them to change the law.
Too_Many_Tools
> On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:27:30 -0700 (PDT), Too_Many_Tools
>
> <too_many_to...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >On Jun 20, 3:57 pm, Deucalion <some...@nowhere.net> wrote:
> >> On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 09:51:50 -0400, Johnny Asia
>
> >> <engram52...@mypacks.net> wrote:
> >> >http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/20/us/politics/20watch.html?partner=rs...
>
> >> >On Terrorist Watch List, but Allowed to Buy Guns
>
> >> Yes and are you suggesting that someone's rights be abrogated because
> >> they are on some kind of a list? We tried that for 12 years and the
> >> people have said no more.
>
> >Well there are a number of lists that you can be on and be denied a
> >gun purchase.
>
> matter how many contacts they have, will NEVER be able to purchase a
> firearm.
>
> >And then there are lists you can be on and still buy a gun and
> >ammo...while the Feds follow your every move in anticipation of acting
> >later.
>
> >TMT
>
>
> The last official act of any government is the looting of the nation.
Liar or stupid...with a winger it is likely both.
TMT
Too_Many_Tools
> On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 09:35:37 -0700 (PDT), Too_Many_Tools
>
> __
>
> The last official act of any government is the looting of the nation.
So Observer...do you know that no one will hear you scream when they
come to take your guns?
They will hear my laughter as I buy them pennies on the dollar.
TMT
Pramesh Rutaji
> On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 06:42:43 -1000, "Jerry Okamura"
> <okamu...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>> How is it a stampede to outright tyranny? Besides, the law on what your
>> duties are as a citizen about someone who is planning to break the law has
>> been around for an awful long time, it is not something new. If you do not
>> like it, get them to change the law.
>>
>
> The duties or responsibilities of a United States citizen can be
> separated into two groups: mandatory responsibilities, such as paying
> taxes, and duties not demanded by law, such as voting.
>
> Mandatory: Obeying Laws
Laws that protect life, liberty, and property, ok. If the law requires
me to reveal where every Jew is hiding, all bets are off. If the law
says that one can only have intimate relations with one's wife according
to legal limits, all bets are off. One is under as much obligation to
obey immoral and unjust laws as one is under an obligation to accept
being mugged.
> Mandatory: Paying Taxes
There are other ways to collect funds and the amount needed to run a
government dedicated to protecting life, liberty, and property is very
very small, far less than 1% of GDP. The 16th amendment wasn't passed
until the early 20th century. Most taxes are redistribution projects
which plunder life, liberty, and property, not protect it.
> Mandatory: Jury Duty
Perhaps.
> Mandatory: Serve as a Witness
No one should be required to testify against their will.
> Mandatory: Register for the Draft
This does not protect life, liberty, or property, but clearly states
that the federal government thinks that it owns your life and liberty
and can take it and use it however it wishes. The rights that
government was created to protect that same government now claims as
their own. The federal government believes that the people have no
natural rights and that any rights people have are those granted by the
federal government. The federal government has no natural rights that
it can grant anyone and no one willing enslaves their natural rights to
federal power mongering interests.
Without any government I have a natural right to life, liberty, and
property. The fact that someone bigger and stronger might come along
and try to take and/or plunder those rights is the ONLY reason for
government.
Additionally, the federal government was created as a tool of the states
and now seems to think that it is master of the states. This is going
to change. The Patrick Henry caucus is one of many such movements.
Wyoming has passed a bill exempting guns from federal government
regulation if they were manufactured and used within the state of
Wyoming. The abuse of the commerce clause in the US constitution can
now not be abused so easily. Utah is assembling a bill that would
forbid state resources from being used to enforce federal laws if there
were no parallel state laws. Several other states, Texas for example,
are working up laws with the goal of reducing dramatically the abuse of
the commerce clause and restricting federal power and returning the
federal government back to its original purpose, a tool of the states to
see that they treated each other equally.
> Voluntary: Voting
>
> The right to vote is a duty or responsibility as well as a privilege.
It is a right, not a duty, not a responsibility, and certainly not a
privilege. Privileges can be taken and given and the right to vote
should not be conditional on someone in power granting it.
--
Pramesh Rutaji
p297ton...@newsguy.com - remove tongue to reply
Klaus Schadenfreude
>So Observer...do you know that no one will hear you scream when they
>come to take your guns?
They won't. They're like you- they'll never show up.
BamaBrian
How do you KNOW this?
>>
>> This is the same type of reasoning we were debating with the
>> Canuckistani boi, who felt that having guns in a locked home was not
>> enough; that if guns were stolen from a locked home but were not
>> secured to the state's satisfaction in some sort of locked gun safe,
>> that the gun owner should be held as liable as the criminal.
>
> How is that relevant to what I said?
>>
>> This is all on a par with hate crime laws, or even the laws against
>> owning child pornography, whether a simulated cartoon or the real thing.
>> (mind you, I do NOT like child porno or pederasts)
>
> What do you find wrong with hate crime laws? What has having pictures
> of child pronography related to what we are talking about?
>>
>> IOW, we are assuming that everyone is a criminal until proven innocent.
The implication of having child porno in one's possession is that they
have already, or soon will, commit pedophilia. I believe, though, that
such possession does not lead one to that level, any more than the
possession of twenty year's worth of Hustler magazine causes a man to
rape women, or that violent video games cause children to murder each other.
IOW, there is a rush to begin convicting people of crimes which they may
someday commit, rather than what they actually do.
>
> I did not say they are not innocent until proven guilty did I? I said
> that if you know that someone is about to commit a crime, you are
> required by law to report what you know. It is up to law enforcement to
> determine if what was reported is valid or not valid. If it is not
> valid, they have no case. If it is valid, they have a case.
Do they? Was the crime committed, or was it just a "Thoughtcrime" which
may have come to fruition some day?
>>
>> Right now we've got asset forfeiture laws where the state may seize
>> and sell your car, your house, and your bank account, should your
>> juvenile son or one of his buddies get caught smoking dope in your car.
>>
>> Do you not see something wrong here?
>
> Well, yes. Using such substance should not be illegal in the first
> place. If it is legal then you would not have someone take your assets
> because someone is using drugs.
Look at the overall state of laws in the US, Jerry. What I'm trying to
say is that we have far more laws than we ever needed, all at the behest
of one group or another trying to suppress another group that they do
not like.
>>
>> American courts were originally structured with the concept that a man
>> was innocent unless proven guilty during due process. That it was
>> better that a hundred guilty go free, rather than one innocent be
>> wrongfully convicted.
>
> Yep, and how does reporting a potential crime about to be committed
> change that?
How does the informer know it's a crime? Our fellow Amurricans are so
poorly informed that most cannot tell you what is legal and what is not.
For example, there was a poor schmuck out in California, some fifteen
years back, who was hauled into court for brandishing a gun. Turned out
he was cleaning a rifle in his house, and a neighbor saw him with it
through his kitchen window.
>> But suddenly we've got a stampede wherein terrorism is used an excuse
>> for everything. Tell a guy you wish he'd get cancer and die, and the
>> state can use that as an excuse to charge you with 'making a
>> terroristic threat'.
>
> Huh?
Google up "making a terroristic threat". You're in for an education.
>>
>> Or a neighbor who doesn't like you can slander you to the cops, and
>> suddenly you've got to prove your innocence in court, even though the
>> cops had no hard evidence to support the allegation.
>
> Well yes, that can and does happen. So what? Is there anyway to stop
> that from happening?
No. Because when you force citizens to report possible crimes to the
cops, you must also provide them immunity to do so. So you are now
relying on the opinions of unpaid snitches, many with an axe to grind,
regarding what is a crime. Pretty quick you'll get to the point where
you have to triple the police force just to keep up with all the tips.
And it is a principle of our legal system that the accused has a right
to confront his accusers. This is really a firestorm that will be
touched off.
>>
>> How about let's stop this stampede into outright tyranny, Jerry?
>>
> How is it a stampede to outright tyranny? Besides, the law on what your
> duties are as a citizen about someone who is planning to break the law
> has been around for an awful long time, it is not something new. If you
> do not like it, get them to change the law.
You cannot make it illegal for a citizen to not perform a duty.
Suddenly you have opened the door for the state to continually define
and re-define what a citizen's "duties" should be.
Pretty soon, you'll have a duty to register as a church-goer and tell
the fedgov which church. Then a duty to report all of your personal
life to the feds, including whom you have had sex with, just in case of
AIDS, donchaknow?
We can very quickly get to the unbelievably absurd as we approach the
duties of a citizen. You may want to look at Stalin's Russia for an
example of this.
Jerry Okamura
"Zombywoof" <Zomby...@cox.net> wrote in message
news:74t045p5lceqvuu1l...@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 06:42:43 -1000, "Jerry Okamura"
> <okamu...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>>How is it a stampede to outright tyranny? Besides, the law on what your
>>duties are as a citizen about someone who is planning to break the law has
>>been around for an awful long time, it is not something new. If you do
>>not
>>like it, get them to change the law.
>>
> Well it looks like somebody needs a Civics Lesson!
>
> The duties or responsibilities of a United States citizen can be
> separated into two groups: mandatory responsibilities, such as paying
> taxes, and duties not demanded by law, such as voting.
>
> Mandatory: Obeying Laws
>
> Laws are the rules under which a society or community is governed.
> Everyone who lives in the United States, regardless if they are
> citizens or not, must obey federal, state and local laws. Laws are
> necessary because no society could exist if all people did just as
> they pleased, without respecting the rights of others. Police officers
> and courts make sure that laws are obeyed. If a person breaks a law
> there is a penalty or punishment. The penalty for breaking a law
> depends on the law. For example, the punishment for not shoveling
> your sidewalk after it snows is less steep than the punishment for
> stealing a car. Take a moment to search or browse through the current
> United States Code and the Utah Code.
>
> Mandatory: Paying Taxes
>
> Taxes are required payments of money to the government. You may be
> wondering why we pay taxes. Taxes are necessary because they pay for
> things that most individuals could not possibly purchase for
> themselves, such a fire protection, schools, roads and much more.
>
> There are many different types of taxes: federal income tax, state
> income tax, property tax, excise tax (tax on tobacco, alcohol, gas),
> social security tax and sales tax. Each type of tax pays for
> different public programs and services. For example, federal taxes pay
> for F.B.I. agents, Medicare doctors, federal judges, national park
> rangers, veterans benefits, federal prisons and much more. Some of
> the things that state taxes pay for include state highways,
> universities, public schools, state parks and police officers.
>
> Mandatory: Jury Duty
>
> The right to a trial by jury is the privilege of every person in the
> United States, whether citizen or not. This right is guaranteed by
> both the United States and Utah Constitutions. However, it also
> requires that citizens give of their time to serve as jurors, and thus
> do their part to protect this American right. A jury consists of
> people who are selected to hear the evidence in a civil or a criminal
> trial. After the jurors hear the evidence presented during the trial,
> they must try to decide if the defendant is guilty or not guilty.
>
> While being called to jury duty can be viewed as an inconvenience,
> many citizens also find it to be a learning process and a rewarding
> experience as well as a civic responsibility. Jurors' names are
> selected at random from lists of registered voters and individuals who
> have a driver's license issued by the Utah Department of Motor
> Vehicles. If an individual is chosen for jury duty, he or she must
> stop work and attend the trial as long as he or she is needed. Every
> American of legal age is subject to jury duty, unless he or she can
> show that such service would constitute a severe personal hardship.
>
> Mandatory: Serve as a Witness
>
> If you are subpoenaed or summoned to serve as a witness you must
> comply. A witness is someone who is called to testify under oath in a
> court trial or hearing about information or knowledge he or she might
> have about the case. **(see anything here about dropping a dime being
> mandatory?)
>
> Mandatory: Register for the Draft
>
> Virtually all males living in the United States are required to
> register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday.
> Currently, women aren't required to register because the Selective
> Service law refers specifically to "male persons" in stating who must
> register and who would be drafted. Congress would have to amend the
> law for women to be required to register with Selective Service.
>
> Registering does not mean a man will automatically be taken into the
> military. During times of crisis or war, the government may decide
> that they need larger military forces than they feel they could get
> through voluntary enlistment. If this happens the Selective Service
> will:
>
> * Conduct a lottery to determine the sequence for selecting
> registrants for examination and induction.
> * Assign each registrant the Random Sequence Number (RSN) drawn by
> lottery for his date of birth.
> * Select and order registrants for examination and induction,
> beginning with RSN 001. Those selected are examined for mental,
> physical and moral fitness.
>
> Today, males can register online at the Selective Service web site or
> at their local Post Office.
>
> Voluntary: Voting
>
> The right to vote is a duty or responsibility as well as a privilege.
> It is important for all citizens to vote in every election to make
> sure that the democratic, representative system of government is
> maintained. Persons who do not vote lose their voice in the
> government. Before voting in an election, each citizen should be well
> informed about the issues and candidates. For more information about
> voting, go to the Elections section of this web site.
> --
> "Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites.
> Moderation is for monks."
Jerry Okamura
What in the world are you talking about. You believe that someone is
planning to kill someone else, because that person has indicated they want
to kill someone else.
>
>>>
>>> This is the same type of reasoning we were debating with the
>>> Canuckistani boi, who felt that having guns in a locked home was not
>>> enough; that if guns were stolen from a locked home but were not secured
>>> to the state's satisfaction in some sort of locked gun safe, that the
>>> gun owner should be held as liable as the criminal.
>>
>> How is that relevant to what I said?
>>>
>>> This is all on a par with hate crime laws, or even the laws against
>>> owning child pornography, whether a simulated cartoon or the real thing.
>>> (mind you, I do NOT like child porno or pederasts)
huh?
br...@pobox.com
It is interesting to note that the loudmouthed lefty is certain that
it will be someone else who takes on the dirty dangerous task of
TRYING to disarm Americans.
Can you say "coward"?
Jerry Okamura
> On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:04:56 -1000, "Jerry Okamura"
> <okamu...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>
>>What in the world are you talking about that is relevant to what I said?
>>
> according to the US Naturalization process) as opposed to what you
> "think" they are.
>>
Which is relevant to this subject how?
tankfixer
@n8g2000vbb.googlegroups.com>, too_man...@yahoo.com says...
>
> And then there are lists you can be on and still buy a gun and
> ammo...while the Feds follow your every move in anticipation of acting
> later.
You've been on that list a while have you...
--
Meddle ye not in the Affairs of Dragons, for Thou art Crunchy and taste
Goode with Ketchup.
Phillip Mytank
"tankfixer" <paul.c...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.24b47c974...@news.bytemine.net...
> In article <c96ce461-8ba7-4a4c-8212-dda336541373
> @n8g2000vbb.googlegroups.com>, too_man...@yahoo.com says...
>>
>> And then there are lists you can be on and still buy a gun and
>> ammo...while the Feds follow your every move in anticipation of acting
>> later.
>
> You've been on that list a while have you...
>
>
It seems unlikely that there are that many Feds employed to follow everyone
on such a list. Yet.
tankfixer
pum...@ethel.com.invalid says...
TMT is a "special" case...
Mostly due to his hate crimes issues and threats.
SaPeIsMa
> who is going to watch the watchers?
> --
The problem is you don't need a lot of "watchers" to have a police state
Bert Hyman
>> who is going to watch the watchers?
>
> state
If Cuba and East Germany are any model, yes, you do.
They each use(d) a hierarchy of watchers, down to individuals who watch
the residents of the apartments on their floor (or equivalent).
Some people will sell out their neighbors for nothing more than the
equivalent of a pat on the head from their master.
--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN be...@iphouse.com
BamaBrian
But if you sweeten the pot with money, you can get almost anyone to turn
in their neighbors.
Bert Hyman
<claypo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bert Hyman wrote:
>> In news:Xt2dnfjqaNkyj9DX...@posted.cpinternet "SaPeIsMa"
>> <SaPe...@HotMail.com> wrote:
>>> "Zombywoof" <Zomby...@cox.net> wrote in message
>>>
>>>> I think we would run out of qualified watchers. And then of course
>>>> who is going to watch the watchers?
>>> The problem is you don't need a lot of "watchers" to have a police
>>> state
>>
>> If Cuba and East Germany are any model, yes, you do.
>>
>> They each use(d) a hierarchy of watchers, down to individuals who
>> watch the residents of the apartments on their floor (or equivalent).
>>
>> Some people will sell out their neighbors for nothing more than the
>> equivalent of a pat on the head from their master.
>
> But if you sweeten the pot with money, you can get almost anyone to
> turn in their neighbors.
This introduction of random false but unquestioned accusations and
subsequent arrest and detention has the added benefit of reinforcing the
ever-present state of fear among the populace, which totalitarian states
find so useful.
Gray Ghost
news:ja9s45pgj08ej7g6e...@4ax.com:
> On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:17:30 -0400, BamaBrian
><claypo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Bert Hyman wrote:
>>> In news:Xt2dnfjqaNkyj9DX...@posted.cpinternet "SaPeIsMa"
>>> <SaPe...@HotMail.com> wrote:
>>>> "Zombywoof" <Zomby...@cox.net> wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> I think we would run out of qualified watchers. And then of course
>>>>> who is going to watch the watchers?
>>>> The problem is you don't need a lot of "watchers" to have a police
>>>> state
>>>
>>> If Cuba and East Germany are any model, yes, you do.
>>>
>>> They each use(d) a hierarchy of watchers, down to individuals who watch
>>> the residents of the apartments on their floor (or equivalent).
>>>
>>> Some people will sell out their neighbors for nothing more than the
>>> equivalent of a pat on the head from their master.
>>
>>But if you sweeten the pot with money, you can get almost anyone to turn
>>in their neighbors.
>
> Some people would do it simply because the seditionists, who lived
> next door, were ranting about hanging their neighbors from lamp posts.
>
Of course the real seditionists would be keeping thier mouths shut for
operational security reasons. Which means you'll arrest the wrong ones.
--
Always remember:
Bull Connor was a Democrat!
Gunner Asch
However the early removal of the accussors tends to keep the practice to
a minimum.
Gunner
"Lenin called them "useful idiots," those people living in
liberal democracies who by giving moral and material support
to a totalitarian ideology in effect were braiding the rope that
would hang them. Why people who enjoyed freedom and prosperity worked
passionately to destroy both is a fascinating question, one still with us
today. Now the useful idiots can be found in the chorus of appeasement,
reflexive anti-Americanism, and sentimental idealism trying to inhibit
the necessary responses to another freedom-hating ideology, radical Islam"
Bruce C. Thornton, a professor of Classics at American University of Cal State Fresno
BamaBrian
> In news:h2l44f$2d8$2...@news.eternal-september.org BamaBrian
> <claypo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Bert Hyman wrote:
>>> In news:Xt2dnfjqaNkyj9DX...@posted.cpinternet "SaPeIsMa"
>>> <SaPe...@HotMail.com> wrote:
>>>> "Zombywoof" <Zomby...@cox.net> wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> I think we would run out of qualified watchers. And then of course
>>>>> who is going to watch the watchers?
>>>> The problem is you don't need a lot of "watchers" to have a police
>>>> state
>>> If Cuba and East Germany are any model, yes, you do.
>>>
>>> They each use(d) a hierarchy of watchers, down to individuals who
>>> watch the residents of the apartments on their floor (or equivalent).
>>>
>>> Some people will sell out their neighbors for nothing more than the
>>> equivalent of a pat on the head from their master.
>> But if you sweeten the pot with money, you can get almost anyone to
>> turn in their neighbors.
>
> This introduction of random false but unquestioned accusations and
> subsequent arrest and detention has the added benefit of reinforcing the
> ever-present state of fear among the populace, which totalitarian states
> find so useful.
As the British comedian, Dave Allen, once said before the fall of the
Soviet Union, "What's the nicest thing you can do for a Russian? Don't
knock on his door after midnight!"
Gray Ghost
216.250.184.7:
A friend who has been in intelligence work for some time told me that the
Soviets deliberately tried to make sure everybody had a least one unpleasant
experiecne with the police before they turned 21. Sort of a we know who you
are, where you are kind of thing.
Stormin Mormon
God. The Constitution says the right "shall not be
infringed". It's reassuring that God continues to grant the
RKBA, even to people on a secular list.
I hope no one in the USA thinks that the Constitution grants
the RKBA, or that government "allows" people to buy guns?
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.
Tim Miller
> In the USA, the "right to keep and bear arms" is granted by
> God.
Which one?
BamaBrian
Whichever one you prefer, whether Hairy Thunderer or Cosmic Muffin.
RD (The Sandman)
@news.eternal-september.org:
How about Odin or Thor?
--
Sleep well, tonight........
RD (The Sandman)
" All experience is great provided you live through it.
If it kills you, you have gone too far."
Painter Alice Neel, in the New Yorker.
Curly Surmudgeon
<rdsandman(spamlock)@comcast.net> wrote:
> Tim Miller <replyton...@invalid.invalid> wrote in news:h2ol0p$lal$1
> @news.eternal-september.org:
>
>> Stormin Mormon wrote:
>>> In the USA, the "right to keep and bear arms" is granted by God.
>>
>> Which one?
>
> How about Odin or Thor?
AFRICAN GODS: A
Abassi, Abiku, Abuk, Achimi, Adriambahomanana, Adro, Adroa, Adroanzi,
Age, Aha Njoku, Aho Njoku, Aigamuxa, Ajok, Akongo, Ala, Ale, Alla,
Alouroua, Amma, Ananse, Anansi, Andriamahilala, Andriambahomanani,
Andumbulu, Ane, Anotchi, Asa, Atai, Ataokoloinona, Aunt Nancy, Azra'il,
Azrail,
AFRICAN GODS: B
Ba Dimo, Babalu Aye, Babaluaye, Babayanmi, Badimo, Banga, Bayani,
Bayanni, Bomazi, Buk, Buku, Bumba,
AFRICAN GODS: C
Cagn, Candit, Cghene, Chango, Chedi Bumba, Chiuta, Chonganda, Chuku,
AFRICAN GODS: D
Da, Deng, Ditaolane, Domfe, Dongo, Dubiaku, Dxui, Dyinyinga, Dziva,
AFRICAN GODS: E
Ebore, Edinkira, Egungun Oya, Ekurana, Elegua, En Kai, Enekpe, Engai,
Enkai, Eseasar, Eshu, Esu, Evus,
AFRICAN GODS: F
Fa, Faro,
AFRICAN GODS: G
Ga Gorib, Gamab, Gaunab, Ghekre, Gu, Gunab,
AFRICAN GODS: H
Haitse Aibeb, Haitsi Aibeb, Haiuri, Hare, Heitsi, Heitsi Eibib, Huntin,
Huveane, Hyel, Hyel Taku,
AFRICAN GODS: I
Iamanjie, Imana, Itherther, Iyakare,
AFRICAN GODS: J
Jakuta, Jok, Jok Odudu, Juok,
AFRICAN GODS: K
Kaang, Kabundungulu, Kaka Guie, Kalumba, Kammapa, Kamonou, Kamunu, Kanu,
Katonda, Khakhabaisaywa, Khodumodurno, Khonvoum, Khuzwane, Kintu, Kumunu,
Kwoth,
AFRICAN GODS: L
Le Eyo, Legba, Lela, Leza, Libanza, Lisa,
AFRICAN GODS: M
Maori, Massassi, Massim Biambe, Mawu, Mawu Lisa, Mbaba Mwanna Waresa,
Mbere, Mbokomu, Mbombo, Mbongo, Mboya, Mebege, Mebeghe, Mebere, Minga
Bengale, Minona, Mo Dimo, Mobokomu, Modimo, Morimi, Morongo, Moshanyana,
Mugai, Mukunga M'bura, Mukunga Mbura, Mukuru, Muluku, Mulungu, Musso
Koroni, Mwambu, Mwambwa, Mwari, Mwuetsi,
AFRICAN GODS: N
Naiteru Kop, Nana Buluku, Nasilele, Natero Kop, Naz, Ndjambi, Ndrian,
Ndriananahary, Ndriananhary, Neiterkob, Neiternkob, Neiterogob, Ngai,
Ngewo Wa, Nialith, Nimba, Ninepone, Ninepone Mebeghe, Njambe, Njambi,
Njambi Karunga, Njemakati, Nkwa, Nommo, None, None Mebeghe, Nummo,
Nyaliep, Nyalitch, Nyambe, Nyambe(2), Nyame, Nyaminyami, Nyankopon,
Nyikang, Nyiko, Nyingone Mebeghe, Nyokonan, Nyonye Ngana, Nzambi, Nzame,
Nzame Mebeghe,
AFRICAN GODS: O
Obambo, Obambou, Obassi Osaw, Obatala, Ochosi, Odomankomo, Odua, Odudu,
Odudua, Oduduwa, Ofo, Oghene, Ogo, Ogun, Olodumare, Olokun, Olorun,
Olufon, Olurun, Omukuru, Omumborombanga, Omumborombonga, Onyame,
Onyankopon, Orisa, Orisala, Orishala, Orishas, Orixa, Oromila, Orula,
Orunmila, Osanyin, Oshe, Oshun, Oshunmare, Osun, Oya,
AFRICAN GODS: P
Pale Fox, Pemba,
AFRICAN GODS: Q
Qamata, Qamta, Quamta,
AFRICAN GODS: R
Rada, Raluvumbha, Rugaba, Rugira, Ruhanga, Rurema, Ruwa,
AFRICAN GODS: S
Sagbata, Sakarabru, Sakpata, Shadipinyi, Shakpana, Shango, She, Soko,
Somtup, Sopona, Sudika Mbambi,
AFRICAN GODS: T
Thixo, Tilo, Tore, Tsetse Bumba, Tsui, Tsui //goab, Tsui Goab,
AFRICAN GODS: U
Uhlanga, Umvelinqangi, Unkul, Unkulunkulu, Uthlanga,
AFRICAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
AFRICAN GODS: W
Waaqa, Waaqa Tokkichaa, Wak, Waq, Wele, Were, Woyengi, Wulbari, Wuni,
Wuona, Wuonji, Wuonkwere, Wuonoru,
AFRICAN GODS: X
Xango,
AFRICAN GODS: Y
Yansan, Yasigi, Yeban, Yemanja, Yemaya, Yemayah, Yemonja, Yurugu,
AFRICAN GODS: Z
Zanahary,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: A
Adnoartina, Alchera, Almudj, Altjira,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: B
Bagadjimbiri, Baiame, Bamapana, Bell Bird Brothers, Bellin Bellin, Biame,
Bildjiwuaroju, Binbeal, Birrahgnooloo, Bobbi Bobbi, Bunbulama, Bunjil,
Bunyip,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: C
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: D
Daramulum, Darana, Dhakhan, Dilga, Djanggawul, Dreamtime, Dreamtime Snake,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: E
Eingana, Einganu, Erathipa,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: G
Gnowee, Goanna, Gunapipi, Gurumukas,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: H
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: I
Ipilya,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: J
Julana, Julunggul, Junkgowa Sisters, Jurawadbad,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: K
Kalseru, Karora, Kidili, Kidilli, Kultana, Kunapipi, Kurukadi, Kutjara,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: L
Lumaluma, Lungkata,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: M
Mamaragan, Mamu, Mangar Kunjer Kunja, Mar'rallang, Marrallang, Mimi,
Minawara, Miralalou, Mita, Mokoi, Mokpoi, Mopaditis, Mudungkala,
Multultu, Mumba,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: N
Nadubi, Namorodo, Ngalyod, Ngurunderi, Njirana, Nurundere,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: O
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: P
Papang, Pilirin,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: Q
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: R
Rainbow Snake,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: S
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: T
Tatji, Tjinimin,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: U
Ulanji, Uluru,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: W
Waang, Walaganda, Wallungunder, Wandjina, Wapiya, Waramurungundi,
Waramurungundju, Wati Kutjara, Wawalag, Wawalug, Widjingara, Wondjina,
Wuluwait, Wuraka, Wurugag,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
AUSTRALIAN GODS: Y
Yalungur, Yara Ma Yha Who, Yhi, Yingarna, Yrlunggur, Yurlungur,
AUSTRALIAN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: A
Acolmiztli, Acolnahuacatl, Acuecucyoticihuati, Ahuiateteo, Ahuizotl,
Amaranth, Ancient Drum, Atlatonan, Atlatonin, Ayauhteotl, Azcatl,
AZTEC GODS: B
Batman,
AZTEC GODS: C
Centeocihuatl, Centeotl, Centzon Totochtin, Centzonuitznaua,
Chalchihuitlicue, Chalchiuhcihuatl, Chalchiuhtecolotl, Chalchiuhtlicue,
Chalchiuhtotolin, Chalmecatecuchtli, Chantico, Chicomeccatl,
Chicomecoatl, Chicomexochtli, Chiconahuiehecatl, Chihucoatl, Chimalman,
Cihuacoatl, Cihuateteo, Cihuateto, Cinteotl, Cipactli, Cipactonal,
Citlatonac, Civatateo, Coatlicue, Coccochimetl, Cochimetl, Cocijo,
Coyolxanuhqui, Coyolxauhqui, Cuaxolotl,
AZTEC GODS: D
Drunken Rabbits,
AZTEC GODS: E
Eagle Man, Ehecatl,
AZTEC GODS: F
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: G
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: H
Huehuecoyotl, Huehueteotl, Huitzilopochtli, Huixtocihuatl,
AZTEC GODS: I
Ilamatecuhtli, Itzli, Itzpapalotl, Itztlacoliuhqui, Ixtlilton,
AZTEC GODS: J
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: K
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: L
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: M
Macuil Cozcacuahtli, Macuil Cuetzpalin, Macuil Malinalli, Macuil Tochtli,
Macuil Tonaleque, Macuil Xochitl, Macuilcozcacuahtli, Macuilcuetzpalin,
Macuilcuetzpalli, Macuilmalinalli, Macuiltochtli, Macuiltonaleque,
Macuilxochitl, MacuilxÒchitl, Malinalxochi, Malinalxochitl,
Maquiltonaleque, Matlalcueitl, Mayahual, Mayahuel, Mayouel, Metzli,
Metztli, Mexitl, Mextli, Mictecacihuatl, Mictlan, Mictlancihuatl,
Mictlantecuhtli, Mictlantecuhtzi, Mixcoatl, Moctezuma, Montezuma,
Motecuhzoma,
AZTEC GODS: N
Nahuaque, Nana, Nanahuatzin, Nanauatzin, Nanautzin, Nuhualpilli,
AZTEC GODS: O
Old Old Coyote, Omacatl, Omecihuatl, Omeciuatl, Ometecuhtli, Ometecutli,
Ometeoltloque, Ometotchtli, Opochtli, Oxomoco,
AZTEC GODS: P
Patecatl, Piquete Zina, Piquete ZiÑa, Popocatepetl, Pulque,
AZTEC GODS: Q
Quaxolotl, Quetzacoatl, Quetzalcoatl,
AZTEC GODS: R
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: S
Spider Woman,
AZTEC GODS: T
Tamoanchan, Tecciztecatl, Tecuciztecal, Tecuciztecatl, Telcalipoca,
Temazcaltechi, Temazcalteci, Teotihuacan, Teoyaomiqui, Teoyaomqui,
Tepeyollotl, Tepeyollotli, Tepoztecatl, Teteo Innan Toci, Teteoinnan,
Tetoinnan, Tezcalipoca, Tezcatlipoca, Tezcatzontecatl, Titlacauan,
Tlaelquani, Tlahuixcalpantec, Tlahuixcalpantecuhtli,
Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, Tlahuizcalpantecutli, Tlalli Iyollo, Tlaloc,
Tlaltecuhtli, Tlaoque Nahuaque, Tlazolteotl, Tlazolteotli, TlazoltÉotl,
Tloque, Tloquenahuaque, TlÀloc, Toci, Tocitzin, Tomoanchan,
Tonacatecuhtli, Tonatiuh, Tzitzimime, Tzitzmitl,
AZTEC GODS: U
Ueuecoyotl, Ueueteotl, Uitzilopochtli, Uixtochihuatl,
AZTEC GODS: V
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: W
- No entries found.
AZTEC GODS: X
Xilonen, Xipe, Xipe Totec, Xiuhcoatl, Xiuhtecuhtli, Xiutecuhtli,
Xmulzencab, Xochipili, Xochipilli, Xochiquetzal, Xolotl, XÓlotl,
AZTEC GODS: Y
Yacatecuhtli, Yiacatecuhtli,
AZTEC GODS: Z
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: A
Agarou, Agassou, Agayu, Agoue, Agwe, Aida Wedo, Aizan, Ayida Weddo, Ayida
Wedo, Azacca,
CARIBBEAN GODS: B
Babluaye, Badessy, Baka, Baron Cimetiere, Baron CimetiÈre, Baron La
Croix, Baron Samedi, Baron Saturday, Ben Ange, Bon Dieu, Bondje, Bondye,
Bossu,
CARIBBEAN GODS: C
Cimetiere,
CARIBBEAN GODS: D
Damballa, Damballa Wedo, Damballah, Damballah Wedo, Dan Petro, Djo,
CARIBBEAN GODS: E
Ellegua, Enzili, Enzili Freda, Enzili Ge Rouge, Enzili Mapiangueh, Enzili
Toho, Erzulie, Erzulie Dantor, Erzulie Freyda, Erzulie Ge Rouge, Erzulie
Mapiangueh, Erzulie Toho, Ezili Danto, Ezili Freda,
CARIBBEAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: G
Gede, Ghede, Gran Maitre, Gran MaÎtre, Gran Met, Grand Bois, Gros Point,
Guede, GuÉdÉ,
CARIBBEAN GODS: H
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: I
Ibeji, Ibo, Inle,
CARIBBEAN GODS: J
Joyboy,
CARIBBEAN GODS: K
Kanga, Kongo Savanne,
CARIBBEAN GODS: L
La Sirene, Legba(2), Loa, Loco, Loup Garou, Lwa,
CARIBBEAN GODS: M
Mait Carrefour, Maman Brigette, Maman Brigitte, Marassa, Maya, MaÎtre
CimetiÈre,
CARIBBEAN GODS: N
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: O
Ogoun, Ogoun Badagris, Ogoun Fer, Ogoun Shango, Ogu, Orichas, Ougou Feray,
CARIBBEAN GODS: P
Petro,
CARIBBEAN GODS: Q
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: R
Rada(2),
CARIBBEAN GODS: S
Samedi, Simbi,
CARIBBEAN GODS: T
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: U
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: V
Voodoo, Voodou,
CARIBBEAN GODS: W
We Te Mo Nan Dio,
CARIBBEAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: Y
- No entries found.
CARIBBEAN GODS: Z
Zaka Mede,
CELTIC GODS: A
Abandinus, Aenghus, Aine, Airmid, Amaethon, Annwn, Anociticus,
Antenociticus, Anu, Aonghus, Arawn, Arianrhod, Arnemetia, Arthur, Artio,
Aywell,
CELTIC GODS: B
Badb, Badbh, Balor, Banba, Bean Nighe, Belatucadros, Belenus, Beli,
Belisama, Bile, Blodeuedd, Boann, Bodb, Bodb Dearg, Bodb the Red, Borvo,
Bran, Bran the Blessed, Branwen, Bres, Brian, Brigid, Brigit,
CELTIC GODS: C
Caer, Cailleach Beara, Camulus, Carldwen, Cenn Cruach, Ceridwen,
Cernunnos, Cernunnus, Cian, Cigfa, Cliodhna, Clota, Crom Cruaich, Crom
CrÚaich, Crom Dubh, Cromm, CrÓich, Cu Chulainn, Cuchulainn,
CELTIC GODS: D
Dagda, Dagdha, Danu, Dechtire, Dewi, Dian Cecht, Dirona, Don, Donn, Dubh,
Dylan,
CELTIC GODS: E
Efnisien, Elatha, Eochaid Ollathair, Epona, Eriu, Esus, Etain, Etheline,
CELTIC GODS: F
Fand, Fea, Findbhair, Finegas, Finn Maccool, Fintan, Firbolg, Fomorii,
Formorians, Fotla, Fraoch, Fuamnach,
CELTIC GODS: G
Goibhniu, Goibniu, Grannos, Grannus, Gwen Bach, Gwion Bach, Gwyddion,
CELTIC GODS: H
Herne,
CELTIC GODS: I
Icovellauna, Irusan,
CELTIC GODS: J
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: K
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: L
Ler, Lir, Lleu, Llwyd, Llyr, Lug, Lugh, Lugus,
CELTIC GODS: M
Mabon, Mac Ceht, Mac Og, Macha, Maeve, Maga, Manannan Maclir, Manawydan,
Maponos, Math, Matunus, Medb, Merlin, Midir, Mil, Mile, Milesius, Mm,
Mongan, Morrigan, Morrighan, Morrigu,
CELTIC GODS: N
Nantosueta, Nantosvelta, Nechtan, Nemain, Nemglan, Niamh, Nuada,
CELTIC GODS: O
Oenghus, Ogma, Ogmious, Oisin, Ossian,
CELTIC GODS: P
Pryderi, Pwyll,
CELTIC GODS: Q
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: R
Rhiannon, Rosmerta, Ruadan,
CELTIC GODS: S
Sadb, Salmon of Knowledge, Setanta, Sheela Na Gig, Sirona, Succellos,
Sucellos, Sucellus,
CELTIC GODS: T
Tailtu, Taliesin, Taranis, Teutatis, Tuatha De Danann, Tuatha De Dannan,
Tuatha DÉ Danann, Twrch Tryth,
CELTIC GODS: U
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: V
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: W
Washer At the Ford, Wogan,
CELTIC GODS: X
Xulsigiae,
CELTIC GODS: Y
- No entries found.
CELTIC GODS: Z
- No entries found.
CHINESE GODS: A
Ao Ch'in, Ao Chin, Ao Jun, Ao Kuang, Ao P'ing, Ao Ping, Ao Shun,
CHINESE GODS: B
Ba Ja, Ba Xian, Bao Yan Luo, Bi Bian Cheng, Bi Disc, Bian Cheng Wang,
Bing Yi,
CHINESE GODS: C
C'hi Ku, Cai Shen, Can Nu, Cao Guojiu, Ch'ang, Ch'ang Mu, Ch'eng Huang,
Ch'i, Ch'i Lin, Ch'in Shu Pao, Ch'u Kiang Wang, Ch'uang K'ung, Ch'uang
Mu, Chairman Mao, Chang E, Chang Er, Chang Fei, Chang Hsien, Chang Kuo
Lao, Chang O, Chao Hsuan T'an, Cheng Huang, Chi, Chi Lin, Chi Sung Tzu,
Chi Yu, Chiang Yuan, Chih Hii, Chih Nu, Chih Sung Tzu, Chih Zhi, Chou
Wang, Chu I, Chu Jong, Chu Jung, Chu Pa Chieh, Chuan Yin, Chuang Kong,
Chuang Lun Wang, Chuang Mu, Chun Ti, Chung Li Chuan,
CHINESE GODS: D
Da Yu, Dao, Dao De Tian Zong, Dao Jun, Daoism, Di Jun, Di Kang Wang, Di
Yi, Dijun, Dong Tai Shan, Dragon Kings, Du Shi Wang,
CHINESE GODS: E
Eight Immortals, Enlightener of the Darkness, Er Lang, Er Long, Erh Lang,
CHINESE GODS: F
Fan Guei, Fan K'uie, Fan Kui, Fei Lian, Fei Lien, Feng Bo, Feng Du, Feng
Huang, Feng Po, Feng Shui, Feng Tu, Fengdu, Fo Hi, Fong Wang, Fu Hsi, Fu
Hsing, Fu Xi, Fu Xi Shi, Fu Xing, Fuk Xing, Fum, Fung Hwang, Funj Hwang,
Fuxi,
CHINESE GODS: G
Gao Yao, Gong De Tian, Gong Detian, Gong Gong, Gou Mang, Great Yu, Guan
Di, Guan Gong, Guan Xing, Guan Yin, Guan Yu, Guan Yun Chang, Gui Xian,
Gun, Guo Zi Yi, Guo Ziyi,
CHINESE GODS: H
Ha, Hai Chan, Han Hsiang Tzu, Han Hsien Tzu, Han Xiang Zi, Han Xiangi,
Han Xiangzi, Hang, Hau Yi, He Bo, He Hsien Ku, He Po, He Xian Gu, He
Xiangu, Heng O, Ho Hsien Ku, Ho Po, Hou Chi, Hou Ji, Hou Yi, Hsi He, Hsi
Ho, Hsi Shih, Hsi Wang Mu, Hsiao Wu, Hsuan Tsang, Hsuan Wen Hua, Hu Jing
De, Hu Jing Te, Hu Jingde, Huai Nan Tzu, Huai Nan Zu, Huai Nanzu, Huang
Di, Huang Du Shi, Huang Gun, Huang Kun, Huang Ti, Hun Dun, Hun Tun,
CHINESE GODS: I
- No entries found.
CHINESE GODS: J
Jade Emperor, Jade Pi Disc, Jiang Qin Guang, Jiang Yuan, Jin, Jou Wang,
Ju Shou, Jun Di,
CHINESE GODS: K
K'uei Hsing, Kao Guojiu, Kao Yao, Ki Lin, Kou Mang, Kuan Kung, Kuan Ti,
Kuan Yin, Kuan Yu, Kuei Hsien, Kui Xing, Kun, Kung Kung, Kung Te Tien,
Kuo Tzu I, Kuri Hsing, Kwan Yin, Ky Lin,
CHINESE GODS: L
Lady Meng, Lan Cai He, Lan Caihe, Lan T'sai Ho, Lan Zaihe, Lao Chun, Lao
Dan, Lao Jun, Lao Tan, Lao Tse, Lao Tzu, Lao Zi, Lavatory Ladies, Lei
Chen Tzu, Lei Gong, Lei Jen Zu, Lei Kung, Lei Tsu, Lei Tzu, Lei Zhen Zi,
Lei Zhenzi, Lei Zi, Lei Zu, Li Ba Bai, Li Babai, Li Ching, Li Chu Jiang,
Li Er, Li Erh, Li Hai, Li Jing, Li K'uan, Li Kuan, Li Ne Zha, Li Nezha,
Li No Cha, Li No Zha, Li Nozha, Li Pa Pai, Li Si, Li Szu, Li T'ieh Kuai,
Li Tie Guai, Li Tieguai, Li Xuan, Lie Yu Kou, Lie Yukou, Lie Zi, Lieh,
Lieh Tzu, Ling Bao Tian Song, Ling Pao T'ien Tsun, Ling Zhi, Liu An, Liu
Bei, Liu Hai, Liu Har, Liu Pei, Liu Xuan De, Liu Yuan Ying, Long Dong
Bin, Long Wang, Lu Ban, Lu Dong Bin, Lu Dongbin, Lu Hsing, Lu Pan, Lu
Ping Den, Lu Tung Pin, Lu Wu Guan, Lu Xing, Lu Yan, Luk Xing, Lung Wang,
CHINESE GODS: M
Mandate of Heaven, Mao Tse Tung, Mao Ze Dong, Mao Zedong, Men Shen, Meng
P'o, Meng Po, Meng Po Niang, Meng Po Niang Niang, Mi Hung Tang, Mi Lo Fo,
Mong Po, Monk Sand, Monkey, Mu Gong, Mu Kung,
CHINESE GODS: N
Nan Ji Xian Weng, Niu Lang, Nu Gua, Nu Kua, Nu Kwa, Nu Wa, Nugua,
CHINESE GODS: O
- No entries found.
CHINESE GODS: P
P'an Ku, P'eng Lai Shan, P'ing Teng Wang, Pa Hsien, Pan Gu, Peng Lai
Shan, Penglai Shan, Pi Disc, Pi Disk, Pi Ma Wen, Pien Ch'eng Wang, Pig,
Pigsy, Ping Deng Wang, Ping I,
CHINESE GODS: Q
Qi, Qi Gu, Qi Lin, Qi Yu, Qin Guang Wang, Qin Shu Bao, Qin Shu Po, Qin
Shubao, Qu Jiang Wang,
CHINESE GODS: R
Reishi, Roustem, Ru Shou,
CHINESE GODS: S
San Ch'ing, San Gu, San Guan, San Guan Dadi, San Hsing, San Huang, San
Ku, San Qing, San Xing, San Yan Dadi, San Zang, Sandy, Sankuan, Sha Wu
Ching, Sha Wu Jing, Sha Wujing, Shang Qing, Shen, Shen Nong, Shen Nong
Shi, Shen Nung, Shen Yi, Sheng Nong, Sheng Nung, Sho Bao, Shou Hsing,
Shou Lao, Shou Xing, Shun, Shun Di, Si Ling, Sien Tsang, Song Di Wang,
Song Jiang, Ssu Ling, Su Ling, Sui Ren, Sui Ren Shi, Sun Bin, Sun Hou
Tze, Sun Hou Zi, Sun P'i, Sun Pi, Sun Pin, Sun Wu K'ung, Sun Wu Kong, Sun
Wukong, Sung Chiang, Sung Ti Wang,
CHINESE GODS: T
T'a Shan Wang, T'ao T'ieh, T'ien, T'ien Ku, T'ien Ming, T'ien Mu, T'u Ti,
T Ti Wang, Ta Ti, Tai Qing, Tai Shan Wang, Tai Sui Hsing, Tai Sui Xing,
Tai Suixing, Tai Yi, Tao, Tao Te T'ien Tsun, Tao Tie, Taoism, Taotie,
Taso Wang, Tcheou, Thao Thieh, Three Immortals, Three Pure Ones, Ti K'ang
Wang, Tian, Tian Bao Jun, Tian Gong, Tian Gu, Tian Ming, Tian Mu, Tian
Shang Dao Jun, Tianming, Tien Kung, To Fu, Toilet Goddess, Tripitaka,
Ts'ai, Ts'ao Kuo Chiu, Ts'in Kwang Wang, Tsao Chun, Tu Di, Tzu Ku, Tzu Ku
Shen,
CHINESE GODS: U
- No entries found.
CHINESE GODS: V
- No entries found.
CHINESE GODS: W
Wang, Wang Mu Niang Niang, We Jeng, Wei Ch'eng, Wei Cheng, Weiwobo, Wen,
Wen Chang, Wu Di, Wu Guan Wang, Wu Kwan Wang, Wu Ti,
CHINESE GODS: X
Xi He, Xi Shi, Xi Wang Mu, Xi Wangmu, Xiao Wu, Xuan Wen Hua, Xuan Wenhua,
Xuan Zang, Xuande, Xue Zhuan Lun,
CHINESE GODS: Y
Yan Di, Yan Luo Wang, Yang, Yanluo Wang, Yao, Yao Di, Yen Di, Yen Lo
Wang, Yen Ti, Yeng Wang Yeh, Yi, Yi Di, Yi Ti, Yin, Yin Yang, Yu Ch'iang,
Yu Di, Yu Huang, Yu Huang Shangdi, Yu K'ou, Yu Qiang, Yu Qing, Yu Shun,
Yu Song Di, Yu Ti, Yu Tsu, Yu Zu, Yuan Shi Tian Zong, Yuan Shih T'ien
Tsun, Yun Dun, Yun Tun,
CHINESE GODS: Z
Zao Jun, Zhang Fei, Zhang Guo Lao, Zhang Guolao, Zhang Xian, Zhang Yun,
Zhao Gongming, Zhao Xuantan, Zhi Nu, Zhi Songzi, Zhong Li Quan, Zhong
Liquan, Zhou Wang, Zhu Ba Jie, Zhu Bajie, Zhu Rong, Zhu Yi, Zhuan
Zhongli, Zhuang Lun Wang, Zi Gu,
EGYPTIAN GODS: A
Aa, Aah, Aapep, Abtu, Ah, Ahemait, Ahti(2), Ailuros, Aken, Aker,
Amathaunta, Amaunet, Amemait, Amen, Amen Ra, Amen Re, Amenhotep, Ament,
Amentet, Amentit, Ammam, Ammit, Ammon, Ammon Ra, Ammon Re, Ammut, Amn,
Amon, Amon Ra, Amon Re, Amsit, Amun, Amun Ra, Amun Re, Anat, Andjety,
Anedjti, Anet, Anezti, Anhur, Anit, Ankh, Ankhet, Ankt, Anouke, Anpu,
Anti, Anubis, Anuket, Apademak, Apedemak, Apep, Apepi, Apet, Apis,
Apophis, Aptet, Arensnuphis, Ari Hes Nefer, Arsnuphis, Aset, Aten, Aten
Ra, Aten Re, Aton, Aton Ra, Aton Re, Atum, Atum Ra, Atum Re,
EGYPTIAN GODS: B
Ba, Ba Neb Tetet, Ba Pef, Bab, Babay, Babi, Baneb Djedet, Banebdedet,
Banebdjedet, Banebdjetet, Banebtetet, Banephthysdjedet, Bast, Bastet,
Bat, Bata, Benu, Bes, Beset, Book of the Dead, Buto,
EGYPTIAN GODS: C
Chenti Cheti, Chenti Irti, Chepri, Cherti, Chnemu, Chnoumis, Chnum,
Chnuphis, Chons, Chontamenti, Cneph,
EGYPTIAN GODS: D
Dedun, Dedwen, Dua, Duamutef,
EGYPTIAN GODS: E
Ehi, Ernutet,
EGYPTIAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
EGYPTIAN GODS: G
Geb,
EGYPTIAN GODS: H
Ha(2), Haap, Hah, Hap, Hapi, Hapy, Har Nedj Hef, Har Pa Khered, Har Pa
Khruti, Harensnuphis, Harmakhis, Harmatchis, Haroeris, Harpakhered,
Harpakhruti, Hat Mehit, Hathor, Hatmehit, Hatmehyt, Hauhet, Hedetet,
Heget, Heh, Hehet, Hek, Heket, Hektet, Hemen, Hemsut, Hemuset, Henet,
Hep, Hepi, Heptet, Heqet, Heret, Herishep, Heru Behudti, Hesa, Hesat, Het
Mehit, Hetmehit, Hez Ur, Hike, Horus, Hu, Huh,
EGYPTIAN GODS: I
Iat, Ibis, Ienpw, Ihu, Ihy, Imentet, Imeut, Imhetep, Imhotep, Imiut,
Imset, Imsety, Inher, Inmutef, Inpu, Ipet, Iptet, Ipy, Isis, Iunmutef,
EGYPTIAN GODS: J
Joh,
EGYPTIAN GODS: K
Ka, Kauket, Keb, Kebechet, Kebechsenef, Kehperi, Kek, Keket, Keku, Kemu,
Kemur, Kemwer, Ken, Khem, Khensu, Kheper, Khepera, Khepri, Kherty,
Khnemu, Khnum, Khons, Khonsu, Kneph, Knouphis, Kuk,
EGYPTIAN GODS: L
Lenpw,
EGYPTIAN GODS: M
Ma'at, Maat, Mafdet, Maftet, Mahes, Mehen, Mehet Uret, Mehet Weret,
Mehturt, Mehurt, Menchit, Mendes, Menhit, Menthu, Mentu, Meret,
Meretseger, Mert, Mertseger, Meskhenet, Meskhent, Min, Mnevis, Mnewer,
Month, Monto, Mut,
EGYPTIAN GODS: N
Naunet, Neb Hut, Nebthet, Ned Er Tcher, Nef, Nefer Tem, Nefer Temu,
Nefertem, Nefertum, Nehab, Nehebkau, Nehebkhau, Nehebu Kau, Neit, Neith,
Nekhabed, Nekhbet, Neper, Nephthys, Nepit, Neteraantmwmw, Nu, Nuit, Nun,
Nunet, Nut,
EGYPTIAN GODS: O
Ogdoad, Onuris, Opet, Osiris,
EGYPTIAN GODS: P
Petbe, Ptah, Ptha,
EGYPTIAN GODS: Q
Qadesh, Qadeshet, Qeb, Qetesh, Qudshu,
EGYPTIAN GODS: R
Ra, Re, Renenet, Renenutet, Renpet, Reret, Reret Weret, Reshep, Reshpu,
EGYPTIAN GODS: S
Sachmet, Sag, Sahu, Sakhmet, Sal, Satet, Seb, Sebek, Seker, Sekhet,
Sekhmet, Selket, Selkit, Sep, Sepa, Septu, Serket, Serquet, Seshat,
Sesmu, Set, Setekh, Setesh, Seth, Seti, Shai, Shait, Shay, Shed, Shenty,
Shesmetet, Shu, Sobek, Sochet, Sokar, Sokaris, Soker, Sons of Horus,
Sopd, Sopdet, Sopdu, Sopedu, Sothis, Sphinx, Su, Suchos, Sutekh,
EGYPTIAN GODS: T
Tahuti, Tatenen, Taueret, Taurt, Taweret, Tefen, Tefenet, Tefnet, Tefnut,
Tehuti, Tem, Temu, Thoeris, Thot, Thoth, Tphenis, Tum, Tutu,
EGYPTIAN GODS: U
Uadjet, Ubastet, Un, Un Nefer, Uneg, Unut, Usire,
EGYPTIAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
EGYPTIAN GODS: W
Wadj Wer, Wadjet, Waset, Wenut, Wepawet, Wosret, Wosyet,
EGYPTIAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
EGYPTIAN GODS: Y
Yinepu,
EGYPTIAN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: A
Ahti, Ahto, Aijo, Aino, Ajatar, Ajattara, Akka, Antero Vipunen,
FINNISH GODS: B
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: C
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: D
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: E
Erlik, Ether,
FINNISH GODS: F
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: G
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: H
Haltia, Hiisi, Hisi,
FINNISH GODS: I
Ilma, Ilman Haltiat, Ilmarinen, Ilmatar,
FINNISH GODS: J
Joukahainen, Jubmel, Juks Akka, Juksakka, Jumala, Juntas, Jutas,
FINNISH GODS: K
Kalevala, Kalma, Kauko, Kauko Mieli, Kied Kie Jubmel, Kipu Tytto, Kipu
TyttÖ, KiputyttÖ, Kivutar, Kotihaltia, Kul, Kun, Kuu, Kyllikki,
FINNISH GODS: L
Leib Olmai, Lemminkainen, LemminkÂinen, Lempo, Louhi, Loviatar, Luonnotar,
FINNISH GODS: M
Maa Emoinen, Maan Emo, Maan Haltiat, Madder Akka, Madder Atcha,
Madderakka, Madderatcha, Maderakka, Manala, Marjatta, Metsanhaltia,
MetsÄnhaltia, Mielikki,
FINNISH GODS: N
Nyyrikki,
FINNISH GODS: O
Otava, Ovda,
FINNISH GODS: P
Paha, Paiva, Paivatar, Paivyt, Pekko, Peko, Pellervo, Pellervoinen,
Pellon Pekko, Pellonpekko, Piru, PÄivyt, PÄivÄ, PÄivÄtar, PÄÄpiru,
FINNISH GODS: Q
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: R
Rauni, Ravdna, Roonikka,
FINNISH GODS: S
Sampo, Sampsa, Sar Akka, Sarakka, Seide, Suonetar, Surma,
FINNISH GODS: T
Tapio, Tellervo, Thermes, Tuonela, Tuonetar, Tuoni, Tuulikki,
FINNISH GODS: U
Ukko, Ukko Ylijumala, Uks Akka, Uksakka, Ulgan,
FINNISH GODS: V
Vainamoinen, Vaino, Vammatar, Ved Ava, Veden Haltiat, Vellamo,
VÄinÄmÖinen,
FINNISH GODS: W
Wainamoinen,
FINNISH GODS: X
- No entries found.
FINNISH GODS: Y
Yambe Akka, Ylijumala,
FINNISH GODS: Z
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: A
Achelois, Achelous, Acheron, Achilles, Achthonian, Acidalia, Adamanthea,
Adephagia, Adonis, Adrastea, Adrasteia, Aeacos, Aeacus, Aegaeon, Aegina,
Aegle, Aello, Aellopos, Aeolos, Aeolus, Aer, Aesculapius, Aethalides,
Aether, Aethon, Aetna, Agave, Agdistes, Agdos, Aglaea, Aglaia, Aglauros,
Aglaurus, Agraulos, Agrotara, Agrotora, Aiakos, Aigle, Aiolos, Air,
Aither, Alcemana, Alcides, Alcmena, Alcmene, Alcyone, Alecto, Alectrona,
Alexandra, Aloadae, Alpheos, Alpheus, Amalthea, Amaltheia, Amarynthia,
Ampelius, Amphion, Amphitrite, Amphitryon, Amymone, Ananke, Andromeda,
Antaeus, Antaios, Anteros, Anticlea, Antiklia, Antiope, Apate, Aphrodite,
Apollo, Apollon, Arachne, Arcas, Ares, Arethusa, Argeos, Argus, Ariadne,
Arion, Arion(2), Aristaeus, Aristaios, Aristeas, Arkas, Artemis,
Asclepius, Asklepios, Asopus, Asteria, Asterie, Astraea, Astraeus,
Atalanta, Ate, Athamas, Athamus, Athena, Athene, Atlantides, Atlas,
Atropos, Attis, Attropus, Augean Stables, Augian Stables, Aurai,
Autolycus, Autolykos, Auxesia,
GREEK GODS: B
Bacchae, Bacchantes, Balius, Bellerophon, Bia, Bias, Boreads, Boreas,
Briareos, Briareus, Bromios,
GREEK GODS: C
Cadmus, Caeneus, Caenis, Calais, Calchas, Calliope, Callisto, Calypso,
Cassandra, Castor, Cecrops, Celaeno, Celoneo, Ceneus, Cerberus, Cercopes,
Cerigo, Cerynean Hind, Ceryneian Hind, Cerynitis, Ceto, Chaos, Charites,
Charon, Charybdis, Cheiron, Chelone, Chimaera, Chimera, Chione, Chiron,
Chloe, Chloris, Chronos, Chronus, Circe, Clio, Clotho, Clymene, Coeus,
Coltus, Comus, Cottus, Cotys, Cotytto, Cretan Bull, Crius, Cronos,
Cronus, Cybele, Cyclopes, Cynthia, Cyrene, Cytherea,
GREEK GODS: D
Danae, Daphnaie, Deimos, Deimus, Deino, Delos, Delphyne, Demeter,
Demphredo, Deo, Despoena, Deucalion, Deukalion, Dice, Dike, Dione,
Dionysos, Dionysus, Dioscuri, Dithyrambos, Doris, Dryades, Dryads,
GREEK GODS: E
Echidna, Echo, Eileithyia, Eirene, Ekhidna, Ekho, Electra, Electra(2),
Electra(3), Elektra, Eleuthia, Elpis, Empousa, Empousai, Empusa,
Enosichthon, Enyalius, Enyo, Eos, Epaphos, Epaphus, Ephialtes,
Epimeliades, Epimeliads, Epimelides, Epimetheus, Epiona, Epione,
Epiphanes, Erato, Erebos, Erebus, Erichthoneus, Erichthonius, Erinyes,
Eris, Eros, Erotes, Erymanthean Boar, Erymanthian Boar, Erytheia,
Erytheis, Erythia, Ether, Eumenides, Eunomia, Euphrosyne, Europa, Euros,
Eurus, Euryale, Eurybia, Eurydice, Eurynome, Eurystheus, Euterpe,
GREEK GODS: F
Fates, Furies,
GREEK GODS: G
Ga, Gaea, Gaia, Gaiea, Galeotes, Ganymede, Ganymedes, Ge, Geryon,
Geryones, Geyron, Glaucus, Gorgons, Graces, Graeae, Graiae, Graii,
Gratiae, Gyes, Gyges,
GREEK GODS: H
Hades, Haides, Halcyone, Hamadryades, Hamadryads, Hapakhered, Harmonia,
Harmony, Harpies, Harpocrates, Harpyia, Harpyiai, Hebe, Hecate,
Hecatoncheires, Hecatonchires, Hekate, Hekatonkheires, Helen, Helice,
Helios, Helius, Hemera, Hemere, Hephaestus, Hephaistos, Hera, Heracles,
Herakles, Hermaphroditos, Hermaphroditus, Hermes, Hespera, Hesperethousa,
Hesperia, Hesperides, Hesperids, Hesperie, Hesperis, Hesperos, Hesperus,
Hestia, Himeros, Hippolyta, Hippolytos, Hippolytta, Hippolytus, Hope,
Horae, Horai, Hyacinthus, Hyades, Hydra, Hydriades, Hydriads, Hygeia,
Hygieia, Hymen, Hymenaeus, Hymenaios, Hyperion, Hypnos, Hypnus,
Hyppolyta, Hyppolyte,
GREEK GODS: I
Iacchus, Iambe, Iapetos, Iapetus, Ilithyia, Ilythia, Inachus, Ino, Io,
Ion, Iphicles, Irene, Iris,
GREEK GODS: J
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: K
Kadmos, Kalais, Kalliope, Kallisto, Kalypso, Kekrops, Kelaino, Kerberos,
Keres, Kerkopes, Keto, Khaos, Kharon, Kharybdis, Kheiron, Khelone,
Khimaira, Khione, Khloris, Khronos, Kirke, Kleio, Klotho, Klymene, Koios,
Komos, Kore, Kottos, Krios, Kronos, Kronus, Kybele, Kyklopes, Kyrene,
GREEK GODS: L
Lachesis, Laertes, Lakhesis, Lamia, Lampetia, Lampetie, Leda,
Leimoniades, Leimoniads, Lethe, Leto, Limoniades, Limoniads, Linus,
GREEK GODS: M
Maenads, Maia, Maiandros, Maliades, Mares of Diomedes, Meandrus, Medea,
Medousa, Medusa, Meliades, Meliads, Meliai, Melidae, Melpomene, Memnon,
Menoetius, Menoitos, Merope, Metis, Minos, Minotaur, Mnemosyne, Modesty,
Moirae, Moirai, Momos, Momus, Mopsus, Mormo, Mormolykeia, Morpheus,
Mousai, Muses, Myiagros,
GREEK GODS: N
Naiades, Naiads, Naias, Nemean Lion, Nemeian Lion, Nemesis, Nephele,
Nereides, Nereids, Nereus, Nike, Nikothoe, Niobe, Nix, Nomios, Nona,
Notos, Notus, Nox, Nymphai, Nymphs, Nyx,
GREEK GODS: O
Oannes, Obriareos, Oceanides, Oceanids, Oceanus, Ocypete, Odysseus,
Oeager, Oeagrus, Oenomaus, Oinone, Okeanides, Okypete, Okypode, Okythoe,
Omphale, Oreades, Oreads, Oreiades, Oreiads, Oreithuia, Oreithyia, Orion,
Orithyea, Orithyia, Orpheus, Orphus, Orth, Orthrus, Ossa, Otus, Ourania,
Ouranos,
GREEK GODS: P
Paeon, Paieon, Paion, Pallas, Pallas(2), Pallas(3), Pallas(5), Pallas
Athena, Pan, Panacea, Panakeia, Pandemos, Pandora, Pasiphae, Pasithea,
Pegasos, Pegasus, Pelops, Pemphredo, Penia, Penie, Perse, Perseis,
Persephone, Perseus, Persis, Perso, Petesuchos, Phaethousa, Phaethusa,
Phaeton, Phantasos, Phema, Pheme, Phemes, Philammon, Philomenus, Philyra,
Philyre, Phobetor, Phobos, Phobus, Phoebe, Phoebe(2), Phoibe, Phorcys,
Phorkys, Phospheros, Pleiades, Ploutos, Plutus, Podarge, Podarke, Pollux,
Polyhymnia, Polymnia, Polyphemos, Polyphemus, Pontos, Pontus, Poros,
Porus, Poseidon, Priapos, Priapus, Prometheus, Proteus, Psyche, Pyrrha,
Python,
GREEK GODS: Q
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: R
Rhadamanthus, Rhadamanthys, Rhamnusia, Rhea, Rheia,
GREEK GODS: S
Sabazius, Salmoneus, Sarapis, Sarpedon, Scamander, Scylla, Seilenos,
Seirenes, Selene, Semele, Serapis, Sibyl of Cumae, Sibyls, Silenos,
Silenus, Sirens, Sisyphus, Sito, Skamandros, Skylla, Spercheios,
Spercheus, Sperkheios, Sphinx(2), Sterope, Stheno, Stymphalian Birds,
Stymphalion Birds, Styx, Syrinx,
GREEK GODS: T
Tantalus, Tartaros, Tartarus, Taygete, Telchines, Telkhines, Terpsichore,
Terpsikhore, Tethys, Thalassa, Thaleia, Thalia, Thamrys, Thanatos,
Thanatus, Thanotos, Thaumas, Thea, Thebe, Theia, Thelxinoe, Themis,
Theseus, Thetis, Thetys, Three Fates, Titanes, Titanides, Titans,
Tithonus, Triptolemos, Triptolemus, Triton, Tritones, Tyche, Tykhe,
Typhoeus, Typhon,
GREEK GODS: U
Ulysses, Urania, Uranus,
GREEK GODS: V
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: W
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: X
Xanthos, Xanthus,
GREEK GODS: Y
- No entries found.
GREEK GODS: Z
Zephyros, Zephyrs, Zephyrus, Zetes, Zethes, Zethus, Zeus,
INCAN GODS: A
Accla, Acsumama, Ajomama, Apacatequil, Apacheta, Apaec, Apocatequil,
Apotequil, Apu Illapu, Apu Punchau, Apu Qun Tiqsi Wiraqutra, Ataguchu,
Axomamma, Ayar, Ayar Acar, Ayar Cachi, Ayar Colo, Ayar Manco,
INCAN GODS: B
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: C
Catequil, Cavillaca, Chas, Chasca, Chasca Coyllur, Cocamama, Cocomama,
Con, Coniraya, Copacati, Crabman,
INCAN GODS: D
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: E
Ekkekko, Epunamun,
INCAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: G
Guachimines, Guamansuri,
INCAN GODS: H
Huaca, Huanca, Huiracocha,
INCAN GODS: I
Illapa, Ilyap'a, Ilyapa, Inti, Iyapa,
INCAN GODS: J
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: K
Ka Ata Killa, Katoylla, Khuno, Kon,
INCAN GODS: L
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: M
Mama Allpa, Mama Cocha, Mama Oello, Mama Oullo, Mama Pach, Mama Pacha,
Mama Quilla, Manco Capac,
INCAN GODS: N
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: O
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: P
Pacari, Pachacamac, Pachamama, Paricia, Piguerao, Punchau,
INCAN GODS: Q
Quilla, Quinuama,
INCAN GODS: R
Ramac,
INCAN GODS: S
Si, Supay,
INCAN GODS: T
Thonapa, Tiahuanaco, Tiahuanacu, Tiwanaku,
INCAN GODS: U
Urcaguary, Urpihua Chac,
INCAN GODS: V
Vichama, Viracocha,
INCAN GODS: W
White Bird, Wiraqutra,
INCAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: Y
- No entries found.
INCAN GODS: Z
Zaramamma,
JAPANESE GODS: A
Adachigahara, Aizen Myoo, Ajisuke Takahikone, Akuma, Ama No Minaka Nushi,
Amaterasu, Amatsu Kami, Amida,
JAPANESE GODS: B
Bakemono, Baku, Benten, Benzai, Bimbogami, Bishamon, Bishamonten,
Bommatsuri, Bosatsu,
JAPANESE GODS: C
Chimatano, Chujo Hime, Chujohime, Chup Kamui,
JAPANESE GODS: D
Daibutsu, Daikoku, Dainichi, Dainichi Nyorai,
JAPANESE GODS: E
Ebisu, Ekibiogama, Emma O,
JAPANESE GODS: F
Fire Fade, Fire Flash, Fudo, Fugen, Fugen Bosatsu, Fujin, Fuku Roku Ju,
Fukurokuju, Futen,
JAPANESE GODS: G
Gaki, Gama, Gama Konsensei, Gekka O,
JAPANESE GODS: H
Hachiman, Hamori, Hannya, Heike, Hikohohodemi, Hoderi, Hoji, Honosuseri,
Hoori, Hoso No Kami, Hotai, Hotei, Hotei Osho, Hotoke,
JAPANESE GODS: I
Ida Ten, Idzumo, Ika Zuchi No Kami, In, Inari, Izanagi, Izanami, Izu San
Gongen,
JAPANESE GODS: J
Jikoku, Jimmu Teno, Jizo, Jo, Jurojin,
JAPANESE GODS: K
Kagutsuchi, Kami, Kami Kaze, Kamu Yamato, Kamu Yamato Iware Hiko, Kannon,
Kannon Bosatsu, Kanzeon, Kappa, Karitei Mo, Kasha, Kashiwa No Kami,
Kishijoten, Kishimo Jin, Kobo, Kobo Daishi, Kojiki, Kojin, Koki Teno,
Kongo, Kosensei, Koya No Myoin, Kuku No Chi, Kunitokotachi, Kunitsu Kami,
Kusanagi, Kwannon,
JAPANESE GODS: L
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: M
Marisha Ten, Mawaya No Kami, Miroka, Miroku, Miroku Bosatsu, Momotaro,
Monju, Monju Bosatsu, Moshiriikkwechep, Musubi No Kami,
JAPANESE GODS: N
Nai No Kami, Naka Yama Tsui Mi, Nichiren, Nijuhachi Bushu, Ninigi, Ninigi
No Mikoto, Nyorai,
JAPANESE GODS: O
Oanomochi, Oho Yama, Okina, Okuninushi, Oni, Otohime,
JAPANESE GODS: P
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: Q
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: R
Raiden, Raiju, Ryujin,
JAPANESE GODS: S
Sambo Kojin, Samebito, Sanbai Samo, Sangen Samo, Sarutahiko Ohkami,
Sengen Sama, Seven Gods of Luck, Shichi Fuku Jin, Shichi Fukujin,
Shichifukujin, Shojo, Shoki, Shoko O, Shoten, Sukuna Biko, Sukuna Biko
Na, Sukunabiko, Sukunabikona, Susanoo, Suzano,
JAPANESE GODS: T
Takami Musubi, Tamayon Hine, Ten Gu, Toyo Mike Nu, Toyotama, Tsuki Yomi,
Tsukiyomi, Tsukuyomi, Twelve Heavenly Generals,
JAPANESE GODS: U
Uba, Uke Mochi, Umashiashikabihikoji, Uzume,
JAPANESE GODS: V
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: W
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: X
- No entries found.
JAPANESE GODS: Y
Yakushi, Yakushi Nyorai, Yo,
JAPANESE GODS: Z
Zao Gongen, Zenmyo, Zocho,
MAYAN GODS: A
Ac Yanto, Acan, Acantuns, Acat, Ah Bolom Tzacab, Ah Bolon Dz'acab, Ah
Bolon Dzacab, Ah Chicum Ek, Ah Chicumek, Ah Ciliz, Ah Cuxtal, Ah Hoya, Ah
Hulneb, Ah Kin, Ah Kinchil, Ah Mucen Cab, Ah Muzen Cab, Ah Muzencab, Ah
Peku, Ah Puch, Ah Tzenul, Ah Tzul, Ah Uuk Yol Zip, Ahau Kin, Ahpuch,
Akbul, Alaghom Naom, Alaghom Naom Tzentel, Alphabet Gods,
MAYAN GODS: B
Bacabs, Backlum Chaam, Balams, Balanque, Becabs, Belachina, Ben Elaba,
Beydo, Bolon Dzacab, Bolon Tiku, Bolon Tzacab, Bolon Tzakab, Bolontiku,
Bulkabil, Buluc Chabtan, Buluk Kab,
MAYAN GODS: C
Cabracan, Cabrakan, Cacoch, Cakulha, Cama Zotz, Camazotz, CamÉ, Caneques,
Cauac, Chaak, Chac, Chac Chel, Chac Mol, Chac Mool, Chac Uayeb Xoc, Chac
Xib Chac, Chacmool, Chak, Chaob, Chibilkin, Chiccan, Chicchan, Chuen, Cit
Bolon Tum, Cizin, Cocijo, Colicha Cozee, Copijcha, Coqueelaa, Coquenexo,
Coqui Bezelao, Coqui Huani, Coqui Xee, Coyopa, Cozaana,
MAYAN GODS: D
Dubdo,
MAYAN GODS: E
Ek Chuah, Ek Chuuah, Ek Zip, Ekchuah, Etz'nab, Etznab,
MAYAN GODS: F
Fat God, Frog God,
MAYAN GODS: G
Gi, Gii, God A, God A', God B, God C, God Ch, God D, God E, God F, God G,
God H, God K, God L, God M, God N, God O, God Q, God S, God Y, God Z,
Gucumatz, Gucup Cakix,
MAYAN GODS: H
Hacha Kyum, Hachakyum, Harakan, Hero Twins, Huechaana, Huichaana, Hun
Ahau, Hun Ahaw, Hun Aphu, Hun Batz, Hun Came, Hun Choen, Hun Chowen, Hun
Hunahpu, Hun Hunaphu, Hun Nal, Hun Nal Ye, Hun Nal Yeh, Hun Nik, Hun Pic
Tok, Hunab Ku, Hunahau, Hunahpu, Hunaphu, Hunapu, Hunbatz, Hunchoen,
Hunchouen, Hunhau, Huracan, Hurrican, Hurukan,
MAYAN GODS: I
Itzamna, Ix, Ix Balangue, Ix Balanque, Ix Chebel Yax, Ix Chel, Ix Chup,
Ix Tub Tun, Ixbalanque, Ixchel, Ixpiyacoc, Ixtab,
MAYAN GODS: J
Jester Gods,
MAYAN GODS: K
Kacoch, Kam, Kan, Kauil, Kawil, Ked, Kedo, Kimil, Kinich Ahau, Kinich
Ahaw, Kinich Ajaw Pakal, Kinich Kakmo, Kisin, Kucumatz, Kuh, Kukulcan,
Kulkuylkan,
MAYAN GODS: L
Lahun Pel,
MAYAN GODS: M
Mbaz, Mdi, Mitlan, Mitnal, Moan, Monkey Twins, Mse, Muan, Mulac,
MAYAN GODS: N
Nahual, Nal, Ndan, Ndo'yet, Ndoyet, Ndozin, Nik, Nohock Ek,
MAYAN GODS: O
Old Black God, Old Jaguar Paddler, Old Stingray Paddler, Olmec Gods, One
Hunahpu, Oxlahuntiku,
MAYAN GODS: P
Paddler Gods, Palenque Triad, Pauahtun, Pavahtun, Pichana Gobeche,
Pichanto, Popol Buj, Popol Vuh,
MAYAN GODS: Q
Quiabelagayo,
MAYAN GODS: R
- No entries found.
MAYAN GODS: S
Sak Nik, Sotz,
MAYAN GODS: T
Tepeu, Tohil,
MAYAN GODS: U
Uayeb,
MAYAN GODS: V
Voltan, Votan, Vucab Cakix, Vucab Came, Vucab Hunahpu, Vucub, Vucub
Caquix, Vucub Hunahpu, Vukub Bahpu,
MAYAN GODS: W
World Tree,
MAYAN GODS: X
Xaman Ek, Xamen Ek, Xbalanque, Xbaquiyalo, Xibalba, Xibalbay, Xmucane,
Xpiyacoc, Xquic,
MAYAN GODS: Y
Yaluk, Yax Balam, Yum Kaax, Yum Kax,
MAYAN GODS: Z
Zipacna, Zotz,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: A
Abgal, Absu, Abzu, Adad, Adapa, Adrammelech, Aja, Alalus, Allatu, Amurru,
An, Anammelech, Anammelekh, Ansar, Anshar, Anshur, Anu, Anu Malik,
Anunaki, Anunnaki, Anunnaku, Anzu, Apsu, Ashur, Asshur, Aya,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: B
Babbar, Belet Seri, Beletseri, Beret Sheri,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: C
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: D
Damu, Dilmun, Dumuzi, Dumuzi Abzu, Dumuzi Amaushumgalana,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: E
Ea, Ellil, Endiku, Enki, Enkidu, Enkil, Enlil, Enmessara, Ennugi, Era,
Ereshkegal, Ereshkigal, Erishkegal, Erishkigal, Etana,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: G
Geshtinanna, Gibil, Gilgamesh, Gula,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: H
Humbaba, Huwawa,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: I
Iahamu, Igigi, Imdugud, Inana, Inanna, Innana, Innina, Irra, Ishkur,
Ishtar, Iskur, Istar,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: J
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: K
Kingu, Kishar, Kulla, Kumarbi,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: L
Lahmu, Lotan,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: M
Mamitu, Mammetu, Mammitu, Marduk, Martu, Me, Mummu, Mushdama, Mylitta,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: N
Nabu, Nam Shub, Namtar, Nana, Nanna, Nanshe, Nebo, Nergal, Ninagirsu,
Ninazu, Ningishzida, Ningizzida, Ninhursaga, Ninkasi, Ninlil, Ninsun,
Ninsuna, Ninsurta, Ninurta, Nusku,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: O
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: P
Pazuzu,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: Q
Qingu,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: R
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: S
Shamash, Sherida, Shutu, Sin,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: T
Tablets of Destiny, Tammuz, Tiamat, Tiamay, Tiamet, Tilmun,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: U
Utu,
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: W
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: Y
- No entries found.
MESOPOTAMIAN GODS: Z
Zakar, Zu,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: A
Accuser, Adam, Ahriman, Ahura Mazda, Ahuramazda, Ahurani, Aion, Ako
Mainyu, Akuman, Alaha, Alawamis, Aleyin, Allah, Amen, Ameretat, Amesha
Spentas, Ameshas, Ammon, Amon, Amshaspands, Amun, Anahita, Anaitis,
Anath, Angra Mainyu, Ardvi Sura, Ariniddu, Arinna, Armaiti, Armaity,
Armati, Asa Vahishta, Asha Vahishta, Asherah, Ashima, Ashtoreth, Ashur,
Astarte, Astronoe, Atar, Atherat, Athirat, Azhi Dahaka,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: B
Baal, Baal Hamon, Baal Zebub, Baal Zebul, Beelzebub, Beelzebul, Belphegor,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: C
Chemosh, Christ,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: D
Dagan, Dagon, Devil, Diabolos,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: E
El, Elat, Eloah, Elohim, Elyon, Eshmun,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: F
- No entries found.
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: G
Gayomart, George, God, Gulses,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: H
Ha Satan, Ha Shem, Hadad, Hahhimas, Hannahanna, Hannahannah, Hannahannas,
Haurvatat, Hetena, Hordad, Hyposouranios,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: I
Illuyankas, Inara, Inaras, Insusinak,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: J
Jahweh, Jehovah, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jhvh, Jhwh, Joshua,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: K
Khshathra Vairya, Kothar, Kshathra, Kulitta, Kurios, Kurunta, Kusor,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: L
Lelwani, Leviathan, Lilith, Lilitu,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: M
Mazda, Melkart, Melqart, Messiah, Mithra, Moloch, Moses, Mot, Musa,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: N
Nin Lil, Ninsusinak, Noah,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: O
Old Nick, Ormazd, Ormizd, Oromasdes, Ousoos,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: P
Prince of Darkness,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: Q
- No entries found.
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: R
Rashnau, Rashnaw, Rashnu, Resef, Reshef, Rimmon,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: S
Saohyant, Saoshyant, Satan, Son of Man, Spenta Armaiti, Sraosa, Sraosha,
Sros, Srosh, Stan, Susinak,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: T
Taru, Teisheba, Telepinu, Telepinus, Telipinu, Teshub, Tetragrammaton,
Theos, Trinity,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: U
Upelluri,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: V
Vohu Mana, Vohu Manah, Vohu Mano,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: W
- No entries found.
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: X
- No entries found.
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: Y
Yahshua, Yahweh, Yam, Yamm, Yehovah, Yeshua, Yhvh, Yhwh,
MIDDLE-EASTERN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: A
A'akuluujjusi, Aakuluujjusi, Abaangui, Achi, Achiyalabopa, Achomawi,
Adekagagwaa, Adlivun, Aguara, Ahayuta, Ahayuta Achi, Ahea, Ahe’a, Ahmeto
Lela Okya, Aholi, Ahsonnutli, Airsekui, Aisoyimstan, Akba Atatdia, Akna,
Aleut, Alignak, Alk'umta'm, Alk'unta'um, Alkuntam, Allowat Sakima,
Alowatsakima, Amala, Amitolane, Amotken, Anarkusuga, Anaye, Angak' Chin
Mana, Angak Chin Mana, Angalkuq, Angokoq, Anguta, Aningan, Apikunni,
Apotamkin, Apoyan Tachi, Arnakua'gsak, Arnakuagsak, Arnarquagsag, Asagaya
Gigaei, Asgaya Gigagei, Ataensic, Ataentsic, Atahensic, Atius Tirawa,
Awanawilonais, Awitelin Tsta, Awonawilona,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: B
Badger, Bakbakwalanooksiwae, Baxbakualanuchsiwae, Beaver, Big Head, Big
Rabbit, Bikeh Hozho, Binaye Ahani, Black God, Bokwus, Bototo,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: C
Capa, Chacomat, Chacopa, Chakekenapok, Chehooit, Chibiabos,
Chinigchinich, Chipiapoos, Chulyen, Copper Woman, Corn Maidens, Corn
Woman, Coyote, Crow,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: D
Dajoji, Dawn, Dayunsi, Dew Eagle, Dohkwibuhch, Doquebuth, Dzelarhons,
Dzoavits,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: E
Eeyeekalduk, Ehlaumel, Eithinoha, Enumclaw, Eototo, Esaugetuh Emissee,
Estanatlehi, Estasanatlehi, Estsanatlehi, Ewah,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: F
First Scolder, Flying Head,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: G
Ga'an, Ga Gaah, Ga Oh, Gaan, Gahe, Gaoh, Gendenwitha, Gendewitha, Gitche
Manito, Gitche Manitou, Gitchi Manitou, Gitchie Manitou, Gitsche Manitou,
Glooscap, Glooskap, Gluscabe, Gluscabi, Gluskab, Gluskabe, Gluskap,
Grandmother Corn, Great Hare, Great Head, Great Rabbit, Gudratrigakwitl,
Guguyni, Gunnodayak, Gyhldeptis,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: H
Hahgwehdaetgah, Hahgwehdiyu, Haokah, Hastseoltoi, Hastshehogan, Hemaskas,
Hino, Hinu, Hisagita Imisi, Hisagitaimisi, Hisakitaimisi, Human Maker,
Humanmaker, Huruing Wuhti,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: I
Ibofanga, Ictinike, Igaluk, Ignirtoq, Ikto, Iktomi, Inktomi, Ioskeha,
Irdlirvirisissong, Isitoq, Issitoq, Iya, Iyatiku,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: J
- No entries found.
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: K
Kachinas, Kaiti, Kananeski Anayehi, Kanati, Kapoonis, Karwan, Kat'sinas,
Kioskurber, Kitche Manitou, Kitchi Manitou, Kitshi Manitou, Kivati,
Kloskurbeh, Koko, Kokopelli, Koshere, Koyangwuti, Koyemsi, Kumokum,
Kumush, Kushapatshikan, Kutnahin, Kwa Kwakalanooksiwae, Kwatee, Kwatyat,
Kwekwaxa'we, Kwekwaxawe, Kwikumat, Kwikwilyaqa,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: L
Logobola,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: M
Magician, Maheo, Malsum, Malsumis, Malsun, Mana, Manabozho, Manabozo,
Manabush, Manetto, Manibozho, Manisar, Manit, Manito, Manitoa, Manitoo,
Manitou, Manitu, Marten, Michabo, Mising, Moar, Momo, Mudhead, Muskrat,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: N
Na'pi, Nagaitcho, Nanabozho, Nanabozo, Nankil'slas, Nanook, Napi,
Nataska, Nayanezgani, Negafook, Nerivik, Nerrivik, Nipinoukhe, Nocoma,
Nokomis, Nokomos, Nootaikok, Nukatem, Nuliajuk, Nunuso,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: O
Ocasta, Odzihozo, Old Man, Old Man Coyote, Olelbis, Ololowishkya, Onatah,
Oshadagea, Otter, Owiot,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: P
Pah, Palhik Mana, Pamit, Payatamu, Pipinoukhe, Poia, Poshaiyankayo,
Pukkeenegak,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: Q
Qamaits, Quaayayp, Quaoar,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: R
Raven, Rhpisunt,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: S
Sanopi, Sedna, Selu, Senx, Shakaru, Shakuru, Siarnaq, Sint Holo, Sisiutl,
Skan, Skili, Snoqalm, Sosondowah, Sotuknang, Spider Woman(2),
Sussistanako, Szeukha,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: T
Tabaldak, Taiowa, Tamit, Tarhuhyiawahku, Tawiskara, Tekkeitserktock, Ten
Corn Maidens, Theelgeth, Thelgeth, Thunder Bird, Thunder Twins,
Thunderbird, Tihtipihin, Tirawa, Tirawa Atius, Tobadzistsini, Tolmalok,
Tonenili, Tornarsuk, Torngarsak, Torngasak, Torngasoak, Totem Poles,
Tsohanoai, Tukupar Itar, Twin Brothers, Txamsem,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: U
Umai Hulhlya Wit, Umai Hulhya Wit, Uncegila, Underwater Panthers,
Unelanuki, Unktehi, Unktome, Untunktahe, Utset,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: W
Wabasso, Wabosso, Wakan Tanka, Wakanda, Wakinyan, Wakonda, Waukheon,
Wenabozho, Wendego, Wendigo, Wetiko, Weywot, Wheemeemeowah, Wheememeowah,
White Buffalo Woman, White She Buffalo, Winabozho, Windago, Windego,
Windikouk, Wisaaka, Wishpoosh, Wonomi,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: X
Xelas,
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: Y
- No entries found.
NATIVE AMERICAN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
NORSE GODS: A
Aasgard, Aegir, Aesir, Alfheim, Amma(2), Andhrimnir, Andvari, Angerbda,
Angrboda, Asbru, Asegeir, Asgard, Asgardr, Ask, Askr, Astrild, Audhumbia,
Audhumla, Audumbla, Audumla, Aurgelmir, Aurvandil, Aurvandill,
NORSE GODS: B
Balder, Baldr, Baldur, Baudihillie, Bestla, Beyla, Bifrost, Bilfrost,
Bjort, Blid, Bor, Borr, Brage, Bragi, Brono, Brunhilde, Brunhilt,
Brunnhilde, Brynhild, Buri, Byggvir, Bylgia,
NORSE GODS: C
- No entries found.
NORSE GODS: D
Dafn, Dis, Donar,
NORSE GODS: E
Earendel, Eastre, Einmyria, Eir, Eisa, Elli, Embla, Eostre,
NORSE GODS: F
Fafnir, Fenric, Fenrir, Fenris, Fenrisulfr, Fjorgyn, Forseti, Frey,
Freya, Freyja, Freyr, Fricco, Frig, Frigg, Frigga, Frost Giants,
NORSE GODS: G
Gangleri, Garm, Gefion, Gefjon, Geirrod, Geirskokul, Gerd, Gerda, Gerdhr,
Gersemi, Gertrude, Gerutha, Ginnungagap, Gjalp, Gladsheim, Gladshiem,
Glut, Godheim, Godheimr, Goll, Gondul, Gotterdammerung, Greip, Grid,
Groa, Gudrun, Guinn, Gullintani, Gullveig, Gulveig, Gunn, Gunnlod,
Guttorm,
NORSE GODS: H
Hamaval, Har, Hardgrep, Harr, Hati, Havamal, Heid, Heidrun, Heimdall,
Heimdallr, Hel, Hela, Helgardh, Helheim, Hell, Herfjoturr, Hermod,
Hermoth, Hertha, Hild, Hladgunnr, Hlin, Hlock, Hlodyn, Hnoss, Hnossa,
Hod, Hodur, Hohnir, Holda, Holle, Holler, Honir, Hraesvelg, Hreidmar,
Hrist, Hrungnir, Hrym, Huldra, Hyldemoer, Hymir, Hyndla, Hyrokkin,
NORSE GODS: I
Ice Giants, Idun, Iduna, Idunn,
NORSE GODS: J
Jafenhar, Jafnharr, Jarnsaxa, Jeirolul, Jola, Jord, Jormungand, Jotnar,
Jotunheim, Judur,
NORSE GODS: K
Kara, Kvasir,
NORSE GODS: L
Laga, Laufey, Lif, Lifthrasir, Loder, Lofn, Loke, Loki, Lokkju, Lopter,
Lopti,
NORSE GODS: M
Magni, Mani, Midgard, Mimir, Mist, Mjollner, Mjollnir, Mjolnir, Modgud,
Modi, Muspelheim, Muspell, Muspellheim, Mysterious Three,
NORSE GODS: N
Nanna, Narfi, Nari, Narvi, Nehalennia, Nerthus, Nibelungs, Nicor,
Nidavellir, Niflheim, Nine Worlds, Njord, Njoror, Norns, Nott,
NORSE GODS: O
Od, Odin, Odinn, Odur, Oller, Ostara, Othinn, Otr, Otter,
NORSE GODS: P
Poetic Edda,
NORSE GODS: Q
- No entries found.
NORSE GODS: R
Radgrid, Ragnarok, RagnarÖk, RagnarØkr, Ragnorak, Rainbow Bridge, Ran,
Regin, Rig, Rind, Rindr,
NORSE GODS: S
Saga, Sibilja, Siegfried, Sif, Sigurd, Sigyn, Sjofn, Skadi, Skaoi,
Skeggiold, Skirnir, Skogul, Skoll, Skuld, Sleipner, Sleipnir, Snotra,
Sol, Sunna, Surt, Suttung, Svartalfheim, Swan Maidens, Syn,
NORSE GODS: T
Thialfi, Thiassi, Things, Thor, Thridi, Thrud, Thrudheim, Tiw, Tiwal,
Tiwaz, Tyr,
NORSE GODS: U
Ull, Uller, Urd,
NORSE GODS: V
Vaganhope, Vak, Valder, Valhalla, Vali, Vali(2), Valkyries, Valkyrja,
Valtam, Valthrudnir, Vanaheim, Vanir, Ve, Verdandi, Vidar, Vili, Ville,
Volsungs, Vuldr,
NORSE GODS: W
Walkyries, Wave Maidens, Wodan, Woden, Wodin, Wotan, Wyrd,
NORSE GODS: X
- No entries found.
NORSE GODS: Y
Yggdrasil, Ymir, Yngvi,
NORSE GODS: Z
Ziu,
OCEANIC GODS: A
Abeguwo, Abere, Adaro, Adi Mailagu, Afekan, Agunua, Ahoeitu, Ai Tupuai,
Aiaru, Aku Aku, Ala Muki, Alalahe, Alilmenehune, Aluelop, Aluluei, Ao, Ao
Kahiwahiwa, Ao Kanapanapa, Ao Nue, Ao Pakarea, Ao Potano, Ao Pour, Ao
Roa, Ao Takawe, Apu Hau, Apu Ko Hai, Apu Mantangi, Areop, Aroonoona,
Arununa, Atanua, Atea, Au, Aumakua,
OCEANIC GODS: B
Babamik, Bird Man, Bue,
OCEANIC GODS: C
- No entries found.
OCEANIC GODS: D
Dakuwanga, Darvi, Degei, Demas, Diwa Zib, Dudugera,
OCEANIC GODS: E
Eitumatupua,
OCEANIC GODS: F
Fa'ahotu, Fa Ahotu, Fardu, Fati, Faumea, Fe'e, Fe E, Flaming Teeth,
OCEANIC GODS: G
Godsticks, Goga, Gogo, Gora Daileng,
OCEANIC GODS: H
Ha'iaka, Hana, Haumea, Haumiatiketike, Haumietiketike, Hi'aka, Hi'iaka,
Hiiaka, Hikule'o, Hikule O, Hina, Hina Ika, Hina Uri, Hine, Hine Keha,
Hine Nuitepo, Hine Titama, Hinenuitepo, Hinetitama, Hoa Tapu, Honoyeta,
Hukere, Hukere Nui,
OCEANIC GODS: I
Ika Tere Maeri, Ilaheua, Ilaheva, Io(2), Ira Waru,
OCEANIC GODS: J
Jari, Jugumishanta,
OCEANIC GODS: K
Kae, Kahausibware, Kahoali, Kai N Tiku Aba, Kaitangata, Kakamora,
Kamapua'a, Kamapuaa, Kamarong, Kanaloa, Kane, Kang, Kilyaki, Ku, Ku Ka
Pua, Ku Kua Akahi, Kuku Lau, Kumu Honua, Kwolam,
OCEANIC GODS: L
Laka, Lalo Honua, Latmikaik, Laufakanaa, Lejman, Lingadua, Lioumere,
Lo'o, Lo O, Loa(2), Loau, Longo, Lugeilan,
OCEANIC GODS: M
Mahina, Mahu Fatu Rau, Mahuika, Make Make, Makea, Makemake, Marakihau,
Marawa, Maru, Matabiri, Matagaigai, Maui, Menchune, Mesede, Milu, Miru,
Moai, Moko, Mon Moko, Moro Funa, Morofuna, Motikitik, Murimuria,
OCEANIC GODS: N
Na Atibu, Na Kaa, Na Kika, Nanganana, Naniumiap, Nareau, Ndauthina,
Ndengi, Nei Tituaabine, Ngani Vatu, Ngarara, Ngaru, Ni, Nu'u, Nu U,
OCEANIC GODS: O
Oa Rove, Olifat, Olofat, Oma Rumufu, Oro,
OCEANIC GODS: P
Pahuanuiapitaaitera, Paikea, Pak A'a, Pak A A, Palulop, Papa, Papa Tu
Anuku, Papatuanuku, Pele, Pelei, Pere, Po, Pouakai, Pu'uhele, Pu Uhele,
Puarata, Pulotu,
OCEANIC GODS: Q
Qasavara, Qat,
OCEANIC GODS: R
Raivuki, Rakim, Rangi, Ranginui, Ratu Mai Bulu, Rehua, Rigi, Ro'o, Ro O,
Rokola, Rongo, Rongo Mai, Rongomatane, Roua, Ruaumoko,
OCEANIC GODS: S
Sina, Sisimatailaa, Soido, Solal, Sosom,
OCEANIC GODS: T
Ta'arda, Ta'aroa, Ta Arda, Ta Aroa, Ta Oroa, Taburimai, Tagaro, Tahiri Ma
Tea, Tahu, Tama, Tane, Tane Mahuta, Tanemahuta, Tangaloa, Tangaroa,
Tangata Manu, Tangatamanu, Tangi'ia, Tangi Ia, Taonoui, Taonouit,
Tautohito, Tawhiri, Tawhiri Ma Tea, Tawhirimatea, Te Ikawai, Te Nao, Te
Reere, Teanoi, Tiki, Tiki Wananga, Timbehes, Tinandi Thambonga, Tintrau,
Titua'abine, Titua Abine, To Kabinana, To Karvuvu, To Toropotaa, Toi
Mata, Totoima, Tpereaki, Tu, Tu Matavenga, Tuli, Tumatauenga,
Tumuitearetoka, Tunaroa, Turi A Faumea, Turukawa,
OCEANIC GODS: U
Uenuku, Ulupoka, Unihi Pili,
OCEANIC GODS: V
Vari, Varima Te Takere, Vehine Hae,
OCEANIC GODS: W
Wahini Hai, Waiora, Whaitiri, Whiro,
OCEANIC GODS: X
- No entries found.
OCEANIC GODS: Y
Yalafath,
OCEANIC GODS: Z
- No entries found.
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: A
Aitvaras, Ajysit, Albasta, Alicha, Alka, Alklha, Alkonost, Anapel, Andai,
Arakho, Argl, As Iga, Aspelenie, Asvinia, Ausautas, Auseklis, Ausrine,
Austeja, Austerine, Autrimpas,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: B
Baba Yaga, Bangputys, Bannik, Belabog, Bereginy, Bogatir, Bogatyr,
Bogatyri, Bubilas, Buga, Byelobog,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: C
Cerekling, Cerklicing, Ceroklis, Chernobog, Chlevnic, Colleda, Czernobog,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: D
Dazbog, Dazhbog, Dewing Cerklicing, Dewing Isching, Dewing Usching,
Dievas, Dievs, Dilwica, Dimste, Dimstipatus, Diviriks, Divja Davokje,
Divje Devokje, Dolya, Domania, Domovik, Domovoi, Dugnai, Dvorovoi,
Dziewanna,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: E
Egle, Erilo, Erivorsh,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: F
- No entries found.
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: G
Gabija, Gabjaujas, Ganiklis, Giltine, Giraitis, Grauduse, Greklicing,
Gyvate,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: H
- No entries found.
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: I
Ilya Muromets, Indraja,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: J
Junda, Jurasmat, Jurata, Jurate,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: K
Kaleda, Kalvaitis, Kalvelis, Kamchatka, Kamennaia Baba, Kaukai, Kaukas,
Kaupole, Keliukis, Kikimora, Koschei, Kovas, Kremara, Krumine, Kupala,
Kupolinis,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: L
Laima, Laukamat, Lauksargis, Laume, Laumes, Lazdona, Leschi, Leshey,
Linksmine, Lopemat,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: M
Mati Syra Zemlia, Mati Syra Zemlya, Matisyrazemlya, Medeina, Medziojima,
Mehness, Meidein, Meidene, Meness, Menulis, Mezavirs, Mikula, Mikula
Selianinovich, Milda, Mokos, Mokosh, Moschel,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: N
Nagyboldogasszony, Nga, Nijole, Nujema,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: O
Orans, Otshirvani, Ovinnik, Oynyena Maria,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: P
Patollo, Patrimpas, Perchta, Perkana, Perkonis, Perkunas, Perkunis,
Perom, Peron, Perun, Perusan, Picollos, Pikuolis, Pilnytis, Piorun,
Polevik, Poltrimpt, Praamzius, Priparchis, Puskaitis, Pyerun,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: Q
- No entries found.
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: R
Radigast, Ragana, Ragutiene, Ragutis, Rasa, Raugupatis, Rod, Rugievit,
Rugiu Boba, Rusalka, Ruskaitis, Russalki,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: S
Samanelis, Saule, Sem, Semargl, Sietynas, Slatababa, Smei Gorynich,
Stribog, Svandovit, Svantetit, Svarizic, Svarog, Svarogich, Sventovit,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: T
Triglav,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: U
Undines,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: V
Vaizgamtas, Varpulis, Varuna, Veja Motina, Veles, Veliuona, Velnias,
Vodnik, Vodyanoi, Volkh, Volos, Volus,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: W
Weles,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: X
- No entries found.
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: Y
Yarilo,
SLAVIC and BALTIC GODS: Z
Zaltys, Zemepatis, Zemyna, Zorya, Zosim, Zvaizdikis,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: A
Abe Mango, Aimon Kondi, Aiomum Kondi, Aiomun Kondi, Aluberi, Amana,
Anatina, Anatiwa, Ariconte, Aroteh, Auchimalgen, Aunyaina,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: B
Bachue, Bochica, Boraro,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: C
Ceucy, Cherruves, Chia, Chibchachum, Chiminigagua, Chimizapagna, ChiÁ,
Chonti Chonti, Chuchaviva, Colo Colo,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: D
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: E
El Dorado, El Lal, Eldorado,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: G
Guecufu, Guienapun, Guinechen,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: H
Huaillepenyi, Huallallo, Huallallo Carhuincho, Huallallo Caruincho,
Huallipenyi, Huecuva, Huecuvas, Huecuve, Huecuvus, Huitaca, Huitaca
Chibch,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: I
Iae,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: J
Jurupari,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: K
Kanasa, Kanassa, Kasagonaga, Kasogonaga, Kononatoo, Kuat, Kulimina,
Kurubumany, Kururumany,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: L
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: M
Makonaima, Makunaima, Mani(2), Marerewana, Meuler,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: N
Nemterequeteba, Ngurvilu, Nyami Abe,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: O
Oculate Being, Oman,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: P
Page Abe, Pamuri Mahse, Pariacaca, Periboriwa, Pihuechenyi, Pilan, Pillan,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: Q
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: R
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: S
Saracura, Sigu, Sinaa, Sugumonxe,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: T
Tamendonare, Tamula, Tamusi, Tonopod,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: U
Uaica, Ugwvu Cuengo, Urubutsin,
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: W
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: Y
- No entries found.
SOUTH AMERICAN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: A
Aditinggi, Agat Talai, Amitabh, Ananda Devi, Anata Thewi, Anataboga, Anek
Warna, Asoora Puggsa,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: B
Ba Ngu, Bajang, Barong, Basuki, Batara Gura, Batara Kala, Batara Kali,
Bedawang, Boru Deak Paradjar, Bota Ili,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: C
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: D
Devatas, Djambu Baros, Duc Ba,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: E
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: F
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: G
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: H
Himaphan,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: I
Ina Da Samadulo Hose, Indrachit,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: J
Jin,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: K
Kan Ajana, Kenyalang, Khon, Khrut, Kiak Kiak, Kinnara,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: L
Lang, Lang Singalang Burong, Latura, Lidah Bumi, Lowalangi,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: M
Manchanu, Manticore,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: N
Nang Yai, Nark Puggsee, Nark Puggsin, Norasee,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: O
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: P
Palee, Panorn Maruek, Patal, Phra Indra, Phra Isuan, Phra Lak, Phra
Narai, Phra Ram, Phra Sao, Pipek, Pranorn Puggsa, Pue Di Songi,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: Q
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: R
Raksasa, Ramakian, Rangda,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: S
Sahasadecha, Semara, Setesuyara, Singalang Burong, Sukreep,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: T
Taksaka, Tambarinang, Tan'gun, Tan Gun, Tenyalang, Thep Norsingha,
Thosganth, Tjak, Tosakanth,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: U
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: V
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: W
Wat Po, Witsanukam,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: X
- No entries found.
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: Y
Yinlugen Bud,
SOUTH-EAST ASIAN GODS: Z
- No entries found.
This list is by no means complete nor does it attempt to list the semi-
gods, angels, or demons. In fact I noted three notable exclusions, Jeri
Ryan, Monica Belucci, and Jessica Alba who I find considerably more
deserving of my adulation than the gods temples are built for.
--
Regards, Curly
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RD (The Sandman)
news:pan.2009.07...@live.com:
> On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:35:04 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
> <rdsandman(spamlock)@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> Tim Miller <replyton...@invalid.invalid> wrote in news:h2ol0p$lal
$1
>> @news.eternal-september.org:
>>
>>> Stormin Mormon wrote:
>>>> In the USA, the "right to keep and bear arms" is granted by God.
>>>
>>> Which one?
>>
>> How about Odin or Thor?
>
> AFRICAN GODS: A
Snip.....
Yep, lots of them to choose from.
AndyWest
> Tim Miller <replyton...@invalid.invalid> wrote in news:h2ol0p$lal$1
> @news.eternal-september.org:
>
>
>>Stormin Mormon wrote:
>>
>>>In the USA, the "right to keep and bear arms" is granted by
>>>God.
>>
>>Which one?
>
>
> How about Odin or Thor?
"TIMMY!"
BamaBrian
My, my, all those false gods...
My wife and I are Elvii; we worship at the Church of the Blue Suede
Shoes down at the end of Lonely Street, next to the Heartbreak Hotel.
Someday He will return in all his glory and be King Of The Whole Wide
World. The faithful shall then board the Mystery Train to dwell in the
Promised Land, where there will be Peace in the Valley and no more
Crying In The Chapel.
And we will all then drive in our pink Cadillacs with His Hand In Mine
as we travel down that Long Lonely Road.
Gray Ghost
news:h2t3k1$4ss$1...@news.eternal-september.org:
You do realize that Elvis was really an alien. He's in retirement and ain't
coming back.
Day Brown
> As the British comedian, Dave Allen, once said before the fall of the
> Soviet Union, "What's the nicest thing you can do for a Russian? Don't
> knock on his door after midnight!"
after getting back from work and college, when they heard 8 car doors
outside slam.
Joan:"That must be a bust. We dont have that many friends."
It was.
Day Brown
> Of course the real seditionists would be keeping thier mouths shut for
> operational security reasons. Which means you'll arrest the wrong ones.
wrong address. But when they left, after not finding anything, they had
my name. And since the local newspaper would not print a correct report,
I wrote one up for the college underground, anti-war newspaper.
Which they didnt like, cause then, they searched the newspaper office.
At the time, in FL, hippies were known as 'volunteer niggers', only I
was drafted.
After graduation from USF, I moved to New Orleans, thinking it mite be
less oppressive. While living there, they searched my place 5 times in 5
years. And the local underground newspaper office twice. Never mind how
many times I'd been pulled over.
Then, in 1998, they searched my place in the Ozark backwoods; That was
the 7th, and again in october 10, 2008, for the 8th time, still without
a single conviction. Am I on a list? I've posted about it often enuf,
and you can read the latest at my website.
"I think I mite like to move to Russia, where they take their tyranny
straight up, undiluted with the waters of hypocrisy." A. Lincoln.
Day Brown
> In the USA, the "right to keep and bear arms" is granted by
> God. The Constitution says the right "shall not be
> infringed". It's reassuring that God continues to grant the
> RKBA, even to people on a secular list.
>
> I hope no one in the USA thinks that the Constitution grants
> the RKBA, or that government "allows" people to buy guns?
to control the population. With the net, not even the CCP can do it.
All that remains now, is for the people to realize the power they have.
Habits of blind obedience are intractable, but if the economic situation
drives the middle class into bankruptcy & foreclosure, and destroys
their careers with outsourcing, that will wake them to reality.
Then, no matter how many guns the government thugs have, they will be
destroyed; the bastards have to sleep sometime.
Curly Surmudgeon
What is the url, I'd like to read your side.
I was blacklisted for a few years but seem to have fallen off that list.
Couldn't take a airplane without strip search for years. Now they don't
even give me a nod even though I've traveled through some very risky
nations stamped in my passport.
Day Brown
> What is the url, I'd like to read your side.
I thot I had it on my signature line. dunno where that went.
> I was blacklisted for a few years but seem to have fallen off that list.
> Couldn't take a airplane without strip search for years. Now they don't
> even give me a nod even though I've traveled through some very risky
> nations stamped in my passport.
The list is getting too long for them to keep up with. This last time
they hit me, they didnt know who I was; it was just the usual sloppy
police work, too fucking lazy to even ask the mail lady who lived here.
But of course, the "intelligence community' didnt see 911 coming, didnt
know Saddam didnt have WMD, and operated with the same kind of ineptness
we see in so many other branches of government and business.... so why
would we expect the quality and cost of the justice system output to be
any better?
Jeff Mc
[snip]
> But of course, the "intelligence community' didnt see 911 coming, ...
Don't forget President Bush's Daily Brief from 6 August 2001, headlined
"Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US."
The "intelligence community" knew plenty. What they did and did not do
with it was another matter.
Here's a partial timeline:
January 20-September 10, 2001: President Bush Briefed on Al-Qaeda over
40 Times
National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice later testifies to the 9/11
Commission that in the first eight months of Bush’s presidency before
9/11, “the president receive[s] at these [Presidential Daily Briefings]
more than 40 briefing items on al-Qaeda, and 13 of those [are] in
response to questions he or his top advisers posed.” [Washington Post,
4/8/2004] Counterterrorism “tsar” Richard Clarke will later emphasize,
“Tenet on 40 occasions in… morning meetings mentioned al-Qaeda to the
president. Forty times, many of them in a very alarmed way, about a
pending attack.” [Vanity Fair, 11/2004]
May 30, 2001: FBI Is Warned of Major Al-Qaeda Operation in the US
Involving Hijackings, Explosives, and/or New York City
Ahmed Ressam is convicted in the spring of 2001 for attempting to bomb
the Los Angeles International Airport. Facing the likelihood of life in
prison, he starts cooperating with authorities in an attempt to reduce
his sentence. On this day, he details his experiences in al-Qaeda
training camps and his many dealings with top al-Qaeda deputy Abu
Zubaida. According to FBI notes from Ressam’s interrogation, Zubaida
asked Ressam to send him six original Canadian passports to help Zubaida
“get people to America”. Zubaida “wanted an operation in the US” and
talked about the need to get explosives into the US for this operation,
but Ressam makes it clear this was a separate plot from the one he was
involved with. Notes from this day further explain that Ressam doesn’t
know if any explosives made it into the US because once an operation is
initiated, operators are not supposed to talk about it to anyone.
[Calgary Herald, 4/3/2002; Newsweek, 4/28/2005] Zubaida told this to
Ressam in 1999, but also indicated that he is willing to wait a year or
more to make sure the plot comes to fruition successfully. [Tenet, 2007,
pp. 146]
Similarity to 9/11 Attacks - There’s no concrete evidence that Ressam
knows any detail of the 9/11 attacks. [Newsweek, 4/28/2005] However, Fox
News will later report that roughly around this time Ressam testifies
“that attack plans, including hijackings and attacks on New York City
targets, [are] ongoing.” [Fox News, 5/17/2002] Questioned shortly after
9/11, Ressam will point out that given what he’s already told his US
interrogators, the 9/11 attacks should not be surprising. He notes that
he’d described how Zubaida talked “generally of big operations in [the]
US with big impact, needing great preparation, great perseverance, and
willingness to die.” Ressam had told of “plans to get people hired at
airports, of blowing up airports, and airplanes.” [Newsweek, 4/28/2005]
Sharing the Warning - The CIA learns of this warning in June. [Tenet,
2007, pp. 146] Ressam will repeat some of this in a public trial in July
(see July 8, 2001). Apparently, the FBI also waits until July to share
the information from this debriefing with most other intelligence
agencies, the INS, Customs Service, and the State Department.
May 30, 2001: Yemenis Are Caught Taking Suspicious New York Photos
Two Yemeni men are detained after guards see them taking photos at 26
Federal Plaza in New York City. They are questioned by INS agents and
let go. A few days later, their confiscated film is developed, showing
photos of security checkpoints, police posts, and surveillance cameras
of federal buildings, including the FBI’s counterterrorism office. The
two men are later interviewed by the FBI and determined not to be a
threat. However, they had taken the pictures on behalf of a third person
said to be living in Indiana. By the time the FBI looks for him, he has
fled the country and his documentation is found to be based on a false
alias. In 2004, the identity of the third man reportedly still will be
unknown. The famous briefing given to President George W. Bush on August
6, 2001 (see August 6, 2001), will mention the incident, warning that
the FBI is investigating “suspicious activity in this country consistent
with the preparations for hijackings or other types of attacks,
including recent surveillance of federal buildings in New York.” When
Bush’s August 6 briefing will be released in 2004, a White House fact
sheet will fail to mention the still missing third man. [New York Post,
7/1/2001; New York Post, 9/16/2001; Washington Post, 5/16/2004] In 2004,
it will be reported that Dhiren Barot (a.k.a. Issa al-Hindi or Issa
al-Britani), an alleged al-Qaeda operative in British custody, was sent
to the US in early 2001 by Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to case potential
targets in New York City. He headed a three-man team that surveyed the
New York Stock Exchange and other buildings. While there are obvious
similarities between the two Yemeni man with an unknown boss and Barot
with two helpers, it is not known if the two cases are related. [New
York Times, 8/7/2004]
July 5, 2001: Bush Asks for Reports on Domestic Terror Threats
In 2002, Newsweek will report: “The White House acknowledged for the
first time, [President] Bush was privately beginning to worry about the
stream of terror warnings he was hearing that summer, most of them aimed
at US targets abroad. On July 5, five days before the Phoenix memo (see
July 10, 2001), Bush directed [Condoleezza] Rice to figure out what was
going on domestically.” [Newsweek, 5/27/2002] In 2004, President Bush
will explain why he requested this: “[T]he reason I did is because there
had been a lot of threat intelligence from overseas. And part of it had
to do with the Genoa [Italy] G8 conference that I was going to attend.”
[US President, 4/19/2004] Though he does not mention it, the chief
security concern at the late July 2001 conference he mentions is
intelligence that al-Qaeda plans to fly an airplane into the conference.
This threat is so widely reported before the conference (with some
reports before July 5 (see June 13, 2001 and Mid-July 2001) that the
attack is called off (see July 20-22, 2001). For instance, in late June,
Time magazine mentioned a German intelligence report of an Osama bin
Laden plot “to fly remote-controlled model aircraft packed with Semtex
into the conference hall and blow the leaders of the industrialized
world to smithereens” (see June 20, 2001). Bush will later claim that
this request is specifically for the later-famous August 6, 2001
briefing entitled, “Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US” (see August 6,
2001), although the CIA analysts who draft it will deny this (see July
13, 2004). [US President, 4/19/2004]
August 6, 2001: Bush Tells CIA Regarding Bin Laden Warning, ‘You’ve
Covered Your Ass, Now’
Supposedly, just after a CIA briefer presents President Bush the later
infamous PDB (Presidential Daily Briefing) entitled “Bin Laden
Determined to Strike in US”(see August 6, 2001), Bush tells the briefer,
“You’ve covered your ass, now.” This account is according to journalist
Ron Suskind, whose 2006 book “The One Percent Doctrine”And, at an
eyeball-to-eyeball intelligence briefing during this urgent summer,
George W. Bush seems to have made the wrong choice. He looked hard at
the panicked CIA briefer. ‘All right,’ he said. ‘You’ve covered your
ass, now.’ [Suskind, 2006, pp. 2; Washington Post, 6/20/2006]
Curly Surmudgeon
> Curly Surmudgeon wrote:
>> What is the url, I'd like to read your side.
> http://www.daybrown.org
> I thot I had it on my signature line. dunno where that went.
>
>> I was blacklisted for a few years but seem to have fallen off that
>> list. Couldn't take a airplane without strip search for years. Now
>> they don't even give me a nod even though I've traveled through some
>> very risky nations stamped in my passport.
> The list is getting too long for them to keep up with. This last time
> they hit me, they didnt know who I was; it was just the usual sloppy
> police work, too fucking lazy to even ask the mail lady who lived here.
>
> But of course, the "intelligence community' didnt see 911 coming,
Actually they did.
> didnt know Saddam didnt have WMD,
Actually they did.
> and operated with the same kind of ineptness we see in so many other
> branches of government and business.... so why would we expect the
> quality and cost of the justice system output to be any better?
Agreed.
Phillip Mytank
"Jeff Mc" <NoS...@NoThanks.org> wrote in message
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Please post the daily briefing where Bush was told about the plot to fly
airplanes into the Twin Towers and Pentagon.
Day Brown
> On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 13:08:33 -0500, Day Brown <dayh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> But of course, the "intelligence community' didnt see 911 coming,
>
> Actually they did.
knew, or what they said, or who they said it to... are.
HH&C
There is a never ending stream if "intelligence" and threats. What do
you do with all of it?
Specifically, a couple of poster above says he was on a list. He has
spent the last three years calling the executive a war criminal, and
making frequent references to mdm guilliotine. His parter wants to
know how much rope to bring. So you've got a guy with a history
making veiled threats, and a hanger on acting as an accomplice. Are
these jokers a valid threat?
DockScience
"Too_Many_Tools" <too_man...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>So Observer...do you know that no one will hear you scream when they
>come to take your guns?
>They will hear my laughter as I buy them pennies on the dollar.
>TMT
Have you considered professional counciling?
Normal people do not want to laugh at other's misfortune.
It's a sign of emotional illness.