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We are a matter of weeks away from getting our Biblos Project to an 
appropriate demonstrable state, and when we do there is not going to be 
forgiveness when I pursue and silence forever my religious enemies.

http://www.grapple.id.au/biblos.html

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daniel <danielthomasandrewdaly@live.com.au> wrote:
> God designed women to be feminine.  They should NOT dress in men's
> clothing.  This is a sin according to the Holy Torah.  Women should
> abstain from wearing pants, trousers, shorts, jeans or slacks.  They
> should only wear skirts or dresses.  This rule applies to everyone as
> all women in Canberra are children of Noah and have this obligation
> wether you are religious or not.
> 
> Women dressing like men is a corruption of the natural order which
> distinguishes between the sexes.  Women should be soft, gentle,
> kindhearted, merciful and feminine.  They should wear long hair to
> distinguish themselves from men whose prerogative it is to wear short
> hair.  Further, they should not adorn themselves with too much makeup
> or dress vainly.  This is sinful behaviour for everyone in society -
> not just churchgoers.
> 
> Men should wear beards and moustaches as this is natures teaching and
> the natural order.
> 
> In today's world it is often hard to really distinguish between the
> sexes.  Too many men look like women and too many women look like
> men.  That is wrong and an abomination to Almighty God.  Women should
> be feminine and men masculine.  Not the other way around.
> 
> 
> Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly
> Haven Noahide Fellowship
> www.myspace.com/noahides

(ru) dolf: "We're waiting for Bruno (Borat) to do his number in the
Sydney streets... Foisted / Hoisted with his own petard, now that his
billboard has gone up in Taylor Square, Oxford Street: According to
Wikipedia, a Mr. Petar Bojović (Serbian: Петар Бојовић) (July 16, 1858
in Miševići near Nova Varoš – January 20, 1945 in Belgrade) was one of
four Serbian vojvodas (field-marshals) in Balkan Wars and World War I.
He was, by origin Montenegrin Serb from the Vasojevići clan.

AndrewJH (ahilliker3@yahoo.com): "So Sacha Cohen acting (or being, yawn,
it is late, and the company is dull) gay, is a threat to you I take it.
Why don't you explain this big threat to your manhood."

(ru) dolf: "Blessed be the shtreimel makers, despite fur fury: AT DUSK
on the Sabbath, few things are more spectacular in Jerusalem than the
fascinating passing parade of fur hats moving inexorably towards the
Western Wall." [Jason Koutsoukis Herald correspondent in Jerusalem June
27, 2009]

AndrewJH (ahilliker3@yahoo.com): "You sure got a lot of posts. Blah,
Blah, Blah. I guess you don't have time for a job?"

(ru) dolf: "So what will that heimelijk schimmel heer Sacha Baron Cohen
be wearing when he comes to visit Sydney Australia? After Sacha Baron
Cohen's performance in Bruno I don't want to hear another Jew bleating
about the holocaust."

AndrewJH (ahilliker3@yahoo.com): "You don't know a thing about Jews or
for that matter anyone else. You are angr[-]y a[t] a group of people
because your a jealous little simpleton. Get a[ ]life."

(ru) dolf: "The USENET STALKERAZZI have since their "Griz cult"
collaboration, whipped themselves up into a frenzy looking for their
next kooks award victim.

Clearly they're baying for blood and want to kill someone off...

Bruno (Sacha Baron Cohen) makes an interesting point about relationship
fidelity and autonomic rights in relation to the Apple i-Pod (how do you
know its stolen property which has no contact information and has a
short life for street kids with no place to recharge it): "[He] talked
to the mother and gave her an iPod in exchange for the child. But Ich
had real welfare concerns.

"Ich was really, really worried about the welfare of that iPod, because
the village where Ich met the woman was actually 2000 miles (about 3220
km) from the nearest Apple store. There was no chance for wi-fi update."
[The Herald Sun 2009.6.28, Bruno: This year's model by Lawrie Masterson]