Rev.Moon and True World Marine
Gordon
never seen so much lies and deception done to people by any other
organisation than the moonies.
http://www.trueworldmarine.com
True World Marine,owned by Rev Sun Myung Moon leader of the Moonies.
http://familyfed.org Moonies main website,type in the search box,True
World Marine.
Rev.Moon claims o be the Messiah.
At yahoo there are other businesses under the name True World but i
dont know if they are all owned by Rev.Moon,there is True World Travel
and True World Foods it has the same company symbol as True World
Marine http://www.trueworldfoods.com
http://www.globalpolicy.org/ngos/analysis/1101moon.htm
Global Policy UN investigation on Rev.Moon,read number 16,conclusion.
http://www.freedomofmind.com
Type into the search box,True World Foods.
Derek.Moody
<URL:mailto:gordonmuir...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I dont know why the moonies call there businesses TRUE because i have
A fascinating range of crossposts. It's always fascinating to see which
groups trolls think will argue.
Cheerio,
--
>> derek...@clara.net
Harry Krause
Rev. Moon also owns and controls the Washington Times newspaper,
official house organ and cheerleader for the Republican Party of the
United States. Moon's operatives determine what appears on the editorial
page of that paper and also slant news stories to extoll the virtues of
idiots like George W. Bush.
John H.
Crossposting again, Harry? We don't have enough in this group?
Thank God for the Washington Times. At least people have a chance to read the
'other side of the story' as presented by the NY Times, LA Times, and Washington
Post, not to mention the major broadcast media.
You'd think, with all that firepower against the administration, that Bush's
approval rating would be down around ten percent. He must be doing something
right!
--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD
Harry Krause
The only thing Bush is doing is appealing to the simple minded right.
President Bush Job Approval
Updated Daily by Noon Eastern
Bush Job Approval
Strongly Approve 23%
Somewhat Approve 23%
Somewhat Disapprove 16%
Strongly Disapprov5 36%
RasmussenReports.com
Saturday August 13, 2005--Forty-seven percent (47%) of American adults
approve of the way George W. Bush is performing his role as President.
Fifty-two percent (52%) of Americans disapprove.
The President's Approval Rating is at 79% among Republicans, 20% among
Democrats, and 38% among those not affiliated with either major party.
The decline in the President's Approval Rating is matched by growing
pessimism in the War on Terror.
During 2004, reports on the President Job Approval were based upon
surveys of Likely Voters. Typically, a survey of Likely Voters would
report a Job Approval rating 2-3 points higher than a survey of all adults.
On Election Day, the President's Job Approval was at 52%. During all of
2004, the President's Job Approval ranged from a high of 57% in early
January to a low of 48% on May 17.
The President's highest rating of 2005 was 54% on February 4.
I've not noticed Democratic support for a sitting president lower, nor
have I seen non-aligned voters so turned off by a sitting president.
This is good for the country, actually, because it will tend to limit
the amount of damage Bush will be able to do until he leaves office.
John H.
It's a shame more people don't take the Washington Times. They'd get a more
'fair and balanced' set of stories on which to base their opinions. Given the
current reporting and coverage, I'm surprised he's showing more than about a 20%
approval rating.
Harry Krause
What the polls show is that what support Bush has is almost all partisan
Republican support. As for the Washington Times, I suppose it
appropriate for you to blame it for your rather naive view of reality.
John H.
I blamed the Washington Times for nothing. Haven't even seen one for a year or
more. Are you projecting possible causes for your views?
Like I said, given the coverage he gets, I'm surprised he has *any* support.
Harry Krause
Why is that, John? What are we to imply from your statement, "...given
the coverage he gets..."? There's still plenty of "favorable" news
coverage of Bush. There's also coverage that isn't so favorable. Are you
blaming Bush's decline on news coverage, as opposed to his proposals and
the failure of his initiatives?
John H.
Where is all this 'favorable' coverage?
Harry Krause
Why, in the Washington Times, on Faux News, and in and on the hundreds
of GOP-slanted newspapers, magazines, web pages. It's all over the
place, John. Perhaps you should read a bit more.
thunder
> You'd think, with all that firepower against the administration, that
> Bush's approval rating would be down around ten percent. He must be doing
> something right!
There is still time. Notice a trend:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/graphic/2005/04/25/GR2005042500945.html
Shortwave Sportfishing
<gordonmuir...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I dont know why the moonies call there businesses TRUE because i have
>never seen so much lies and deception done to people by any other
>organisation than the moonies.
>
>http://www.trueworldmarine.com
>True World Marine,owned by Rev Sun Myung Moon leader of the Moonies.
Well, it may have been the Moonies, but they built one hell of a
center console fishing boat designed by Henry Masters. That same boat
is now being built under the True World Marine banner and frankly, I
had seriously considered purchasing one prior to buying the Contender
I have now. The reason I didn't is that I wasn't comfortable with the
inboard diesel system - I'm an outboard guy at heart and prefer them.
The old Master Marine center consoles are highly prized for
restoration and can command some pretty nifty prices pre-restoration
and after. Ocean makes a clone copy of the boat, only it's one foot
shorter than the original 27'9".
The original Master Marine CCs were long range, handled like a dream
and took heavy water with aplomb. They had a solid chine with a wide
bow flare combined with a sharp bow angle and entry with an extremely
long forefoot. The 24ยบ V also kept the boat solid as a rock in heavy
weather. I've taken one into a series of 5' rollers in the East
Passage of Narragansett Bay and never got wet.
The True World 28 that I tested was a great boat. It was well fit out
and other than the inboard jack shaft diesel, I would have bought one.
Amazing design - I'm surprised more designers haven't cloned it.
Later,
Tom
P. Fritz
"John H." <PocoL...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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It is pretty funny to see harry talk about reality, when he lives in a
fantasy "harryland" where he owns a 36' lobsta boat, holds a degree from
Yale, and has a dr. dr. wife.
52 nd Name
they held a degree from Yale.
"P. Fritz" <paulfrit...@voyager.net> wrote in message
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John Wentworth
>>Rev. Moon also owns and controls the Washington Times newspaper,
>>official house organ and cheerleader for the Republican Party of the
>>United States. Moon's operatives determine what appears on the editorial
>>page of that paper and also slant news stories to extoll the virtues of
>>idiots like George W. Bush.
>
>
> Crossposting again, Harry? We don't have enough in this group?
>
> Thank God for the Washington Times. At least people have a chance to read the
> 'other side of the story' as presented by the NY Times, LA Times, and Washington
> Post, not to mention the major broadcast media.
>
> You'd think, with all that firepower against the administration, that Bush's
> approval rating would be down around ten percent. He must be doing something
> right!
>
Compulsion: an irresistible impulse to perform an irrational act.
A nitwit cross posts a diatribe about the moonies and it quickly morphs
into the familiar political BS. I know, folks are simply honing their
debating skills and could stop anytime they wished. Well, maybe just a
couple more posts to prove how wrong the other guy is, then they'll
quit. No problems here.
Gorf
more
> 'fair and balanced' set of stories on which to base their opinions. Given
the
> current reporting and coverage, I'm surprised he's showing more than about
a 20%
> approval rating.
>
Just like FOX is "fair and balanced".........
John H.
Thank you! The problem with anything that is 'fair and balanced' is that seems
'ultra-conservative' because of what so many are used to.
Harry Krause
No, the problem is that Fox and The Washington Times are blatantly and
overtly right wing, and the Times is controlled by a felon who runs a
right-wing religious cult.
John H.
No, the Post, NY & LA Times, NBC, CBS, and ABC are blatantly liberal. As
usual, you've got it backwards.
Being religious didn't seem to bother you when Kerry was running!
Tell us about the Lobsta boat. You'd be more believable.