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Pastor Kevin Swanson took two of his daughters, paper and pen in hand, to the movie theater to see "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and made them take notes about the movie to discuss later on his Generations Radio program. Swanson, a leader in the patriarchal fundamentalist homeschooling movement, naturally was aghast at the portrayal of "Hunger Games" heroine Katniss Everdeen as an icon of the rebellion against the tyrannical Capitol.
Swanson said that the fictional Panem's main problem was a lack of male leadership (aside, you know, from its president).
"Think about the men," Swanson said. "They were tyrants, they were wimpy, they were led around by the nose by women. Peeta is a puppy dog, he was cute, he was nice, he was fluffy and he did everything that his mistress told him to do. He was the puppy dog."
"Girls, if society is so broken down and there are no fathers left, probably no sheriffs with courage and guts to defend the people from tyrants, what do you get when you don't have any men?" he asked. "I guess you get Katniss, and Katniss is going to save society. It's also interesting that the most popular movies that people watch are movies about witches, about vampires and about little girl anarchists, revolutionaries."
Pastor Kevin Swanson mourned the passage of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) in the US Senate by suggesting that it will lead to child abuse if the bill ever becomes law. He said parents will have to send kids to "sodomite schools [with] the Greek form of education where you know what happens in homosexual indoctrination."
Later, co-host and pastor Dave Buehner added that America is now just "one small step towards putting the convicted pedophiles in charge of the daycare."
Swanson: Friends, we're getting to the point here where it may be a few family businesses and homeschools that would be able to keep homosexuals and homosexual indoctrination away from their children. Who knows? It may become extremely difficult to get your children out of sodomite schools or the Greek form of education where you know what happens in homosexual indoctrination. It may become more difficult for people to keep their kids away from this unless they're able to homeschool their children and keep them out of schools where homosexual indoctrination and homosexual forms of laboratories are mandated in private and public schools in America.
Buehner: What's shocking about this is this is just one small step away from, it's a giant step towards and one small step towards putting the convicted pedophiles in charge of the daycare. That's where we're at.
Swanson: That's the goal; that's the goal.
In a video advertisement for his new book, "Apostate," Colorado pastor Kevin Swanson dresses up as a prisoner who former Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter has put in jail for quoting Leviticus 20:13.
Such ploys are nothing new: Religious Right activists have consistently warned that they will be imminently jailed for their beliefs.
The Colorado-based pastor and radio host already warned us that "demon-possessed" Mark Twain helped destroy America by writing books mocking Christian hypocrisy on the issue of slavery, and a laudatory WorldNetDaily review of his book informs us that William Shakespeare and Nathaniel Hawthorne are also to blame for the country's looming collapse.
Swanson writes in "Apostate" that Shakespeare planted the "seedbeds for homosexual themes and homosexual behavior," and takes issue with Hawthorne's "psychotic" criticism of the Puritans.
Swanson's analysis of the roles played by men like Charles Darwin (obvious), John Locke, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Dewey, and Nathaniel Hawthorne – among others – is so compelling, "Apostate" should be a Bible study in churches across the land.
In a supremely clever and eye-opening bit of writing, Swanson refers to these men as the "Nephilim," which of course find their fame in the book of Genesis – the mysterious beings who sought to corrupt mankind. It is a precise and descriptive word to explain the dark agendas that unfold in this book.
Let's take Hawthorne for example. As Swanson writes: "Nathaniel Hawthorne was the 19th century American literary giant who did more to shift the American culture away from its national Christian heritage than anyone else. His hatred of the Puritans was deeply personal, relentlessly bitter and marginally psychotic."
And I just thought Hawthorne was stone-cold boring.
A lesser-known toxic presence – in the context of "Apostate" – was William Shakespeare.
Swanson has done his research, and shows that the Bard was a somewhat shadowy figure: "Mystery surrounds his education, religious background and his induction into the theater scene in London."
Swanson also pulls back the curtain on a key plot point with regard to Shakespeare and the influence of theater (which of course has evolved in our day to film): "Since Shakespeare's day, the theater and the fine arts have become seedbeds for homosexual themes and homosexual behavior."
Swanson explores the relationship between Shakespeare and fellow playwright Christopher Marlowe, and notes that Shakespeare left his wife, Anne Hathaway.
These are among the amazing profiles Swanson addresses as he shines an important light on the roots of anti-Christian thought in Europe and even America. It's a critical contribution to the literature and should be studied by anyone interested in the rise and fall of civilizations.
We're sorry that our post on Kevin Swanson's Halloween special came too late for anyone who already took part in the demon sex holiday, but the Colorado pastor has some important anthropological findings that we need to share. According to Swanson, Halloween actually goes back to Noah's Flood.
He claims that Noah's son Ham celebrated the dead from the flood as part of his rejection of God and that Halloween and similar holidays are really a way to ignore God by celebrating "the departed souls and spirits of those who had vanquished in the Flood."
Following his rant against lesbian-indoctrinating, abortion-loving Girl Scouts and their "wicked" cookies, Kevin Swanson of Generations Radio criticized Hillary Clinton for boosting efforts to empower women in developing countries by helping them procure cows.
The Colorado-based pastor was upset about a Bloomberg Businessweek article which linked economic development to more liberal divorce laws. He warned that efforts backed by Clinton to improve women's economic status will "destroy the nuclear family" — and society at large — by convincing a woman to "divorce her husband and walk away with her own cow."
"What does it do when Hillary Clinton buys a cow for an African women so that she can have her own cow and 'the heart of her husband will not safely trust in her, so that he shall have no need to spoil' (Proverbs 31:11). In the end what happens when Hillary Clinton buys 100,000 cows for 100,000 families in Kenya so that the woman can own her own cow and the family economy will be obliterated in Africa."
Swanson also argued that Obamacare will inevitably lead to the introduction of North Korean-style death camps to the United States.
America is more and more turning towards a tyrannical state my friends and if you want to know the end result, take a look at North Korea and China, find out where we're headed. If you want more government, total government in America, and we're moving that direction with Obamacare, everybody in the Democrat Party [sic] will tell you we're moving towards more government, we want more government in health care, we want the government to control a higher percentage of the gross national income, they'll tell you that; the liberal Republicans will tell you that is what they accomplished, that was the goal they wanted.
Don't tell me that the apostates that run this country today who have abandoned a Christian world and life view can't become the same kind of tyrants that happen in North Korea that now has been whipping out tens of thousands of people in some of the largest massacres we've seen in the last decade, anywhere in the world, and of course the horrendous, tyrannical torture of women and children, entire families, in the death chambers of North Korea. This is the kind of thing that the Republicans and Democrats are setting for the vision of America as our future. This is the direction we're headed if we're embracing more government, socialist government, Marxist government, totalitarian, draconian governments; the sorts of things that North Korea and Russia promise their people of course.
Religious Right activists have long campaigned against the Girl Scouts of the USA, and pastors Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner of Generations Radio have now joined in by urging listeners not to purchase Girl Scout cookies.
"Please, I beg of you, do not buy Girl Scout cookies," Swanson said. "Please, I beg of you, stop buying Girl Scout cookies."
But if they do, he said, they should "take a big, fat, black magic marker" and "start marking out all of the references to the Girl Scouts of America on all the boxes." Swanson warned that the "wicked" Girl Scouts are promoting "lesbianism" and abortion, calling the cookies "food offered to idols."
Swanson: The individualism of feminism has been devastating to this country. I'd say you ought to say no the Girl Scout cookies too. I don't want to support lesbianism, I don't want to support Planned Parenthood and I don't want to support abortion, and if that be the case I'm not buying Girl Scout cookies. Now I suppose if you take a big, fat, black magic marker and you say, 'give me that box,' and you start marking out all of the references to the Girl Scouts of America on all the boxes then maybe we're not promoting that organization anymore and I'd be willing to buy it. Maybe it's not food offered to idols anymore if I had the opportunity to scratch out references to the Girl Scouts of America on the boxes of the Girl Scout cookies offered to me at Safeway.
Buehner: Those are some pretty expensive cookies you're eating though. At some point a Christian has to say, 'the earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof,' and where you spend your money does count.
Swanson: It does and I don't want to promote a wicked organization that according to its own website doesn't promote godly womanhood, it just doesn't, I don't see anything that promotes godly womanhood. The vision of the Girl Scouts of America is antithetical to a biblical vision for womanhood, it's antithetical to it.
Swanson: Please, I beg of you, do not buy Girl Scout cookies. Please, I beg of you, stop buying Girl Scout cookies. And if you do, take a big black magic marker and cross out all of the references to Girl Scouts of America on all of the signs and all of the boxes because we do not want to promote that organization.
Buehner alleged that girls shouldn't participate in Girl Scout sales because they might then think it is acceptable to be "a woman who is going to compete with men in the marketplace," when they should train their daughters on how to become "a woman who will be a helpmeet to a man so he can compete in the marketplace."
Swanson added that Girl Scouts are creating a generation of independent women who will put a "communist in the White House" and promote the "gay and lesbian agenda."
He warned that "lots and lots of lesbians" attend Girl Scout conventions and criticized the Girl Scouts for hosting Houston Mayor Annise Parker and musician Sara Bareilles.
I think we understand why Barack Obama is President of the United States. He is incredibly popular with single women, incredibly popular. In fact, if you want a communist in the White House in the year 2020 you have got to get more daughters raised with the worldview, the independent mindset, the worldview that is presented by the Girl Scouts of America. We're going to go to the Girl Scouts of America because if you talk about Chevrolet, apple pie and America, if you want to talk about what America is all about, you're talking about the Girl Scouts. These people show up every year about this time of year selling their cookies outside of the grocery stores across America.
Now Dave if you go the website for the Girl Scouts and you find out what the Girl Scouts are doing with their national conventions, some shocking things. Now you showed me these websites this morning, this is the first time I've ever seen this, you know who shows up at these Girl Scout conventions? Guys just check it out at the Girl Scouts' websites and you're going to find that the people showing up are lesbians, lots and lots of lesbians. Dave I didn't realize there were this many lesbians leading this country but they certainly show up in Girl Scout conventions across America.
This one was October, 2011, in Houston, Texas, and the first openly homosexual mayor in the United States, which happens to be Annise Parker, showed up at the convention. A lesbian; a lesbian. By the way, her lesbian partner Kathy Hubbard is the treasurer for Planned Parenthood PAC so apparently there is this unholy alliance between the Girl Scouts and Planned Parenthood. Also Sara Bareilles is a prominent voice for the gay and lesbian agenda, she performed at the 2009 Long Beach Lesbian and Gay Rights Celebration, she lends her image to the YouTube video 'President Obama will you say I do?' campaign supporting gay marriage, she's joined the True Colors Tour as 'a vehicle to entertain as well as engage audiences to take part in the advancement of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender equality,' anyway this woman showed up at the lesbian conference—I mean, the Girl Scouts conference down in Houston.
After blaming Colorado wildfires on a kiss between State House Majority Leader Mark Ferrandino and his partner that was featured on the Denver Post, pastor Kevin Swanson is also blaming the gay kiss on recent floods to hit the state.
While speaking with fellow pastor and Generations Radio co-host Dave Buehner, Swanson said that it is not a coincidence that the state experienced deadly floods at the same time Colorado "legislators committed homosexual acts on the front page of the Denver Post" and made sure to "kill as many babies as possible" and "encourage as much decadent homosexual activity as possible." He even mentioned the new liberal marijuana law as a reason that the state is witnessing "the worst year ever in terms of flood and fire damage in Colorado's history."
Buehner added that "sometimes when you're in a flood of dissipation, God might bring a real flood to show you the consequences of the flood of your dissipation."
Swanson: Let me ask you this: is it a coincidence that this was the worst year politically in the history of Colorado, at least if you use God's law as a means of determining human ethics, our legislators did the worst possible things this year than I have ever witnessed in the twenty years I've been in Colorado. Our legislators committed homosexual acts on the front page of the Denver Post, do you remember that? So here we have the very worst year in Colorado's year in terms of let's kill as many babies as possible, let's make sure we encourage as much decadent homosexual activity as possible, let's break God's law with impudence at every single level, at every single level let's make sure that we offend whoever wrote the Bible, so we have the worst year possible politically in the state of Colorado and it happens to be the worst year ever in terms of flood and fire damage in Colorado's history. That is a weird coincidence; interesting to say the least.
Buehner: It is. Allow me a little freedom here with 1 Peter. In Colorado this last year we walked in lewdness, lust, drunkenness, revelries, drinking parties—
Swanson: Marijuana.
Buehner: And abominable idolatries and they think it's strange down at that Gold Dome that we are not running with them in the same flood of dissipation. Sometimes when you're in a flood of dissipation, God might bring a real flood to show you the consequences of the flood of your dissipation.
Christian Right radio host Kevin Swanson says it is appropriate to attend a same-sex wedding but only as long as you hold up a sign calling for the happy couple to be put to death.
Taking a page from Gordon Klingenschmitt, who said that photographers should print "worthy of death" on photos of the weddings of same-sex couples, Swanson said that guests can "attend the wedding and hold up the sign Leviticus 20:13 word for word: 'If a man sleeps with a man as he sleeps with a woman the two of them have committed an abomination and they shall both be put to death.' You could attend a wedding and hold up that sign."
Bakeries, such as the Oregon cake shop that refused service to a gay couple, can do the same thing: "If you bake a cake for a homosexual wedding you can put Leviticus 20:13 on the cake."
Swanson accused gay "fascists" of attacking the Oregon bakery, telling listeners "that the Nazi Party had their birth at a homosexual bar in Berlin…This is what homosexuals do best and they will engage in their Pink Mafia effort to control and shut down businesses that do not cooperate with their agenda."
Following a discussion of how same-sex weddings are "Neronic weddings" as they were developed by Nero, Swanson confessed that he finds it "mindboggling" why homosexuality is "outrageously popular" today.
Two of our favorite Religious Right broadcasters got together yesterday, and as you probably already guessed, the conversation was quite educational and informative. For example, we learned from Kevin Swanson, the Colorado pastor and host of Generations Radio, that Mark Twain was controlled by Satan.
Swanson explained his theory about the demonic possession of Twain, among others, while appearing on TruNews with host Rick Wiles.
"Mark Twain was probably the strongest apologist against the Christian faith that America's ever seen," said Swanson, claiming that Huckleberry Finn was an "attack on the Christian church" by exposing Christian hypocrisy on issues like slavery. "He mocks Christianity throughout and Huckleberry Finn is an atheist himself."
Swanson argued that "his book is extremely, powerfully, cynically against the Christian faith" because Twain was possessed by demons.
"Mark Twain himself I believe turned out to be demon-possessed," he said, citing Twain's book Letters from the Earth, which he called "one of the most acidic, horrific, evil books I think ever, ever written by any human being in the history of mankind."
In fact, at different points in the interview Swanson argued that Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche and Jean-Jacques Rousseau were also possessed by demonic forces.
Swanson had some harsh words for Charles Darwin as well, calling him a "sadist" who was also "insane."
"He suffered from multiple, multiple forms of insanity and he confessed himself to be a sadist who enjoyed torturing small animals to death and dreamed of killing and murdering people," he charged. "Charles Darwin was an extremely evil man, and I think he was ultimately the root of what happened with Adolf Hitler and eugenics and racist programs."
Christian Right talk show hosts Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner, who compared the decision to allow openly gay Boy Scouts members to inviting serial killers to teach preschool, told Generations Radio listeners Friday that the youth organization is "finding the very worst [sins] and creating merit badges for them."
"[P]retty soon you're going to have the sodomy merit badge," Buehner warned, while Swanson wondered if there will be a badge for incest or even a "cannibal merit badge."
Swanson: Manhood is a problem and the Boy Scouts are going to lead the decline since the final decision came down that the Boy Scouts as a national organization are going to invite homosexuals into the troops.
Buehner: Which is just a matter [of time] until they invite homosexuals, active homosexuals, to be leaders of the troops and pretty soon you're going to have the sodomy merit badge. Christians are fleeing like rats.
Swanson: And after that I guess it's incest; after that I guess it's the cannibal merit badge, where I guess you cut up human flesh, fry it—
Buehner: Cook it in a Dutch oven out in the wilderness.
Swanson: So that's what the Boy Scouts are doing, they are trying to add abomination on abomination, effectively going into God's word, trying to find the thing that God really, really, really hates the most. The sins listed in the Bible, going through the lists of sins in the Bible, finding the very worst ones and creating merit badges for them is where the Boy Scouts are headed.
Last week, Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner of Generations Radio finally got wind of the pope's declaration that he won't "judge" gay priests and Bishop Desmond Tutu's remarks that he would rather go to hell than "a homophobic heaven."
Naturally, the two were outraged. Reacting to the pope's comments, Swanson lamented, "'Gay' used to mean happy – you know, blessed, happy, rejoicing, rejoicing in the lord – not sort of lustful, licentious, focused on decadent sexuality."
To which Buehner replied with what he himself described as "a low blow."
"You know the song, 'Deck the halls with boughs of holly'? You know that line, 'Don we now our gay apparel'? Have you seen the pope's dress?"
Later in the program, the two discussed Bishop Tutu's support for gay rights, which Buehner said indicates that "Desmond Tutu probably doesn't like Jesus very much, in fact he hates Jesus."
"However," Buehner added, referring to the famous Christ the Redeemer statue that towers over Rio de Janeiro, "He's probably good with Jesús, the drug lord from Bolivia, or the big drug lord from Rio De Janeiro that's got his hands out, remember that guy?"
Yesterday, pastors Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner of Generations Radio used the opportunity of the birth of Prince George Alexander Louis to mock the supposed cultural decline of Western civilization.
Swanson joked that William and Catherine should have responded to the Muslim and gay-ification of the West by naming their son "Mohammad Elton John." "Talking about the other queen," Buehner added, which led to an intellectually stimulating debate over whether the baby was named after George Washington or King George III.
After blaming the recent Colorado wildfires on women wearing hats and pants and gay people kissing, Colorado pastors and Generations Radio hosts Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner warned yesterday that things in Colorado are getting even worse.
Swanson said that Colorado is "more tyrannical than communist China and maybe even North Korea" as a result of new pro-choice and gay rights laws, and is even on its way to becoming "the worst possible hellhole on planet earth." "Their vision for Colorado is a drugged-out, marijuana'd-out, homosexual culture where children are abused as much as possible," Swanson claimed, "this is the vision of the Democrats."
If it was evil, they loved it; if it was against God's laws, they said go for it. Our legislature in Colorado stuck a finger in God's eye every opportunity that they had in this last legislative season, it was amazing, they obliterated family freedoms at every step, they trashed gun rights, they embraced every moral abomination they could find, they undermined liberty at every single point.
Their vision for Colorado is a drugged-out, marijuana'd-out homosexual culture where children are abused as much as possible, because children in non-nuclear families are twenty times more likely to be abused than children in nuclear families, so children abused as much as possible.
This is the vision of the Democrats, get children abused, kill them in the womb as much as possible, be sure there are as many dysfunctional families as possible, as many homosexual families as possible and children abused as much as possible, so government can grow their child welfare services even more, so that they can kill more kids, so that more adults can commit adultery, so that more kids would be murdered, so that more kids would be abused, so more government would tax and regulate and tax and regulate to produce the worst possible hellhole on planet earth.
Swanson and Buehner later claimed that Karl Marx "was a Satanist" who has won adherents among "most of the world" and "most of the universities."
"It's interesting how the most evil people in the world who bring about the Marxist, Communist, pro-abortion, pro-homosexual agendas typically revert back to the worship of Satan," Swanson said.
Buehner agreed that progressives are "turning towards Satan" and resisting God: "their vision is orgies in the street; their vision is where every man is his own god. They hear the words of the serpent, 'you'll be as gods knowing good and evil for yourselves,' and they say, 'yeah, bring it on, that's what I'm all about baby, keep that guy off the throne so that we could be there."
Fresh after blaming gays and women wearing hats and pants for the Colorado wildfires, Colorado pastors Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner on Generations Radio have responded to the Supreme Court's rulings on DOMA and Prop 8 by predicting the legalization of marriages to inanimate objects.
Harkening back to an earlier program about how Star Trek allegedly promotes bestiality, Buehner claimed that "cross-species" marriages and unions with "non-life forms" will soon become all the rage: "there are some people who love their MacBooks." Swanson even wondered about people who "want to marry their Pet Rock."
But don't get too excited about marrying your laptop or Pet Rock just yet, as Swanson notes that "at this point it's the destruction of civilization."
Swanson and Buehner both agreed that gay couples don't actually want to get married but only seek to "stick a finger in the eye of God and to destroy civilization," and not to mention "drag feces all over one of the most beautiful things God has created."
"It's all about committing cultural suicide," Swanson explained, "the Supreme Court of the United States took a gun, put it to its own head and pulled the trigger because now we're looking at a civilization committing suicide."
Last week on Generations Radio, Colorado pastors Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner addressed the forest fires hitting their state. They wondered why God was punishing Colorado with the fires, and specifically targeting the heavily conservative city of Colorado Springs.
The two ultimately determined that the forest fires were linked to the state's liberal abortion laws and the recent success of civil union legislation. Swanson added that a Denver Post photograph of State House Majority Leader Mark Ferrandino kissing his partner also played a role in inviting God's wrath.
Buehner: Why Colorado Springs? Understand that Colorado itself is a state that has been begging for God's judgment. How did we do that? Well, we were the first state to make abortion legal; you could murder your baby as long as it's in your womb.
Swanson: 1967.
Buehner: Gov. Love, a Republican.
Swanson: Two ironies there, not just one, the man's name was Gov. Love and he's responsible for killing more babies than probably anybody in the history of this country because he's the guy who started it.
Buehner: Our legislative session opened up this year and their very first order of business, their most pressing order of business—
Swanson: They could hardly wait, they could hardly wait.
Buehner: Like the very first day, was to pass a civil union bill, which is an uncivil bill.
Swanson: When you have a state where the House leadership is performing a homosexual act on the front page of the Denver Post two months ago? Does God read the Denver Post? Do you think He picks up a copy of the Denver Post? He gets it. God gets the Denver Post.
Buehner concluded that Coloradans should be glad God "hasn't destroyed the whole state yet" as "an act of grace." But why were the fires concentrated in Colorado Springs, Buehner asked, "Why not wipe out Boulder or Denver" where all the Democrats live? He answered his own question: "Judgment begins in the House of God."
Later, Swanson elaborated on the point, saying that Christians have not done a good of a job resisting cultural trends pushed by television shows and fashion. He described a particularly disturbing plane ride he took back from Australia, in which he was forced to look at other people's airplane TV sets. "I've never seen so many breasts in all of my life," he reported. "Every form of aberrant sexuality and women's breasts are shown in front of me almost nonstop for fourteen hours."
After saying that he was a victim of "oppressive" breast exposure, he criticized young men for "doing the metrosexual thing with the skinny pants and the little fairy shoes" and not growing out their facial hair as God commands. But feminism is also to blame, he said, as too many Christian women have embraced feminist fashions like hats and pantsuits.
Buehner: Colorado is asking for judgment and God is delivering it in little pieces. He is very gracious that He hasn't destroyed the whole state yet; I think that's an act of grace. But then the question is: of all of Colorado, why Colorado Springs? I mean, Colorado Springs is the Christian mecca. Why not wipe out Boulder or Denver? I mean those people are in more radical rebellion.
Swanson: Oh yeah, they're Democrats up there.
Buehner: And the answer is: judgment begins in the House of God.
Swanson: Coming back from Australia, I'm stuck in fourteen hours of these visual presentations, sitcoms and stuff, on seventeen screens in front of me and I've never seen so many breasts in all of my life. The immodesty going on in our society is far worse than it was back when Cheers, Family Ties and The Cosby Show was playing. I mean every form of aberrant sexuality and women's breasts are shown in front of me almost nonstop for fourteen hours. It's just such an oppressive, horrible, horrible world and so many of our young girls in our Christian churches are running down to Wal-Mart and buying the same clothes. These are the sorts of things that I'm bringing out in front of God's people, I'm saying: how are we going to repent of the sexual sin that is paraded in front of us in the wider culture? Why do we have to submit to theses sexual sins again and again?
I brought up androgyny and how many young boys are running out and doing the metrosexual thing with the skinny pants and the little fairy shoes. They're working on the gender blender for themselves and they don't want to look like a man and God is just so upset, He hates it when man are not manly in their approach. 1 Corinthians 6 speaks about homosexuality and feminine behavior and feminine dress for men. God does not want men to be androgynous and feminine like in their approach; He gave them facial hair for a reason.
These are the sorts of things that I preached yesterday because I said, you could just say, 'well all of the unisex, homosexual, metrosexual stuff that's out in the world is so bad but we're not going to repent of anything, we're not going to look any different, we're not going to bear any fruits of repentance in the way that we dress and the way that we interact.' Then I brought out the whole thing on feminism and how feminism has corrupted our women today. I brought out this quote from Forbes magazine, July 27, 2012:
It's hard to deny the key role that fashion has played in the women's movement…Ms. Magazine points to New York City women garment workers in the early 20th century who wore hats to signify that they were earning their own money, and thus financially independent. Women in the 1980s adopted a male style of dress—ties, tailored skirt suits, shoulder pads—in order to gain a foothold in the male dominated world of business. And Carol Moseley Braun, the first African American woman elected to the U.S. Senate, wore a pantsuit on the Senate floor in 1993, ending the Senate's ban on women wearing slacks there.
My question was: Do you resist feminist trends? Do you argue with it? Do you find ways to oppose it? Or do you just succumb to it and just kowtow to feminism? Dave, I'm afraid this stuff is all over the place in our nice little evangelical, reformed, conservative, fundamentalist churches.
Buehner: Kevin my main text this last Lord's Day: God is a consuming fire.
Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner of Generations Radio issued a grim prediction for the future of the family last week. The pair cited the results of the recent Pew Social Trends Survey on the rise of "breadwinner moms" as evidence that "women care less about their children" than men do.
Swanson easily explained this apathy. For more than half a century, he said, the "feminist zeitgeist" has been berating women with the message, "You do not love your children, you kill your children," and, "You get out of that house, you do not raise your children."
What's the takeaway message? "Women do not love their children as they used to," and it's all Margaret Sanger's fault.
Swanson: Because there are so many women in the work force, the women's hearts are not home. There are far more men who say it would be better if moms could stay home because apparently the dads still care about the kids. The moms, it's a lower percentage Dave, 45% say it'd be better if moms were home, 67% of men say it would be better if moms were home, meaning there are far far more women- or far far more men- who say that it'd be better if moms were home because women care less about their children and about the influence they could have on their children because Dave I think they're already in the work force and they certainly don't want to say it'd be better if I were home. That's the issue.
Buehner: Well Kevin this may run contrary to the social narrative but the social narrative is wrong. Think about it. The vast majority of divorces, they're filed by women. The vast majority of children who are killed in the womb are killed on the sole discretion of a woman. So when we get this idea in our social narrative that women love children more than men, women love family more than men, are more protective, the data is absolutely the opposite way. That's why you end up with more men who think it would be good if their children had a functional household and mom was there to raise them.
Swanson: They've been the recipient of a culture, a Margaret Sanger culture, Dave, that has told them 'You do not love your children, you kill your children. You do not love your children, you kill your children. You do not love your children.' The Betty Friedans have said, 'You do not love your children. You get out of that house, you do not raise your children. You do not love your children.' They have been under that nonstop for the last 50 to 60 to 70 to 80 years. The feminist zeitgeist has been incredibly powerful in working in the hearts and minds of so many tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of women in the Western world. Friends, women do not love their children as they used to.
Swanson later took on an apocalyptic tone, asserting that the rise of the career woman also equals "the end of manhood," "men," and "fatherhood." The rise of the female breadwinner means more than unloved children. It also means the demise of society.
Swanson: Here's the most telling story of all. From the Pew Research, Pew social trends survey that came out just this week. Friends, this is the most telling story of all. We're going to look at the millennial generation alright. We're going to put aside the baby boomers, the 'Gen-Xers', we're going to look at the millennials who are 18 to 30 years of age. Here's the most telling story of all: 78% of moms are working outside of the home amongst the millennials.
Buehner: I'm sorry how many?
Swanson: 78% of moms are working outside of the home. 17% dad is the primary breadwinner. 61% the mom is the primary breadwinner. 29% are single moms. Okay, there it is. That's it. 17% of dads, 61% of moms. Friends, it's over. It's over, it's done. That's it. That's the end of it. It's the end of manhood, it's the end of men, it's the end of fatherhood, it's done, we've gone over the cliff. 61% of moms are primary breadwinners, 17% of dads among the millenialls, and 78% of moms are working outside of the home. It's over. There will be no more mothers and of course there are no more fathers. It's over. And that's the way that the average Christian, Christian homeschooler, Christian public schooler, that's the way they're raising their kids. They're raising their kids such that 61% of their daughters will be the primary breadwinners and 17% of their sons will be primary breadwinners. Those are the numbers and that's the numbers that came out from the Pew Research last week. And this is not going to last another generation friends. This is the last generation. You all understand, this is the last. Our society, our social systems are not going to last for another generation. This is the end of it. When there are no more dads, no more fathers, it's over.
On Generations Radio this week, Kevin Swanson discussed the parenting conundrum of censoring children's entertainment. The pastor and right-wing radio broadcaster began by criticizing Star Trek Into Darkness for a scene in which Captain Kirk wakes up next to "not just one, but two" females of the "wrong" species.
Swanson condemned the movie for endorsing bestiality. He blamed evolution for the blockbuster's vice, as "evolution has no basic problem with bestiality or cross-species mating."
Swanson: Do I really want to take my kids to watch a movie that implicates the good guy in the film as mating with the wrong species- but not just one, but two.
Beuhner: Well you know I could understand that Christians would get upset if it was a male of a different species. No actually, I'm not sure that the bestiality and the homosexuality are really all that different.
Swanson: So uh Dave I said to myself we're not gonna go see that movie. So, you know, you gotta draw the line somewhere don't ya? I mean, ay yay yay. And how many Christians asked that question? I actually did a survey, I mean I went on to Google and kind of goggled, you know, Christian sites, I mean I try not to put the wrong kind of wording into the Google search, cause if you do that, you can be in a heap of trouble. So I did a little search, turns out there was a Catholic site, had a little forum discussion on the issue. And nobody brought up Leviticus 18 Dave, and of course the whole premise of this is that within an evolutionary construct there is no real problem with speciation and cross-species mating, there's no problem with that at all, in fact that's how you evolve, that's how you get evolution, and so the end result of course is that evolution has no basic problem with bestiality or cross-species mating. Okay? Now some of you are saying that I can't believe these guys are saying this on this radio program. I can't believe I'm saying this either. They are going places where no man has gone before. Or should.
Later in the program, Swanson and his co-host Dave Beuhner discussed the animated show Shezow of the Hub network. The show features a twelve-year-old male superhero who must become a girl to utilize his powers. Swanson questioned the superhero's ability to fight evil when he should be fighting the "evil" of "homosexuality and this transgender thing."
Instead, "he's probably fighting Christians and trying to be sure that they're burned at the stake or something."
Swanson: What he does, it's a twelve year old boy, and he's got this little magic statement he makes, "You go girl," so once he says "you go girl", he turns into a girl, he wears a purple skirt and a cape, as well as pink gloves and white boots, and he, you know, overcomes evil. The problem is-
Buehner: And he's able to find really good deals on Rodeo Drive while shopping. Swanson: Well no. The problem is he tries to overcome evil, but Dave, evil as it turns out as defined by scripture is homosexuality and this transgender thing, so that would be evil. So if he was fighting the evil he would have to fight that. But apparently he's probably fighting Christians and trying to be sure that they're burned at the stake or something.
Earlier this year on Generations Radio, Kevin Swanson argued that if the Boy Scouts of America allowed gay members it would be just like letting serial killers teach preschool. Now that delegates at the BSA national conference voted to end the ban on gay youth, Swanson said that demonic spirits gained control of the convention to push the gay-inclusive resolution through.
Later, the right-wing radio broadcaster claimed that "any parent who loves his kid" should pull their child from scouting groups that don't oppose "civilization-destroying things like homosexuality." He charged homosexuality with "destroying our nation and our civilizations," calling it one of "the absolute worst abominations found in the word of God."
You have powerful principalities; you have spiritual principalities that have a fair amount of control over large, centralized systems and these demonic systems find opportunity to control these large, centralized organizations. That's one reason why it is so dangerous to centralized power; it is very dangerous, that's one reason why our nation was inherently decentralized at the beginning.
If at the point where they have embraced some of the absolute worst abominations found in the word of God, friends I would think people would wake up and say, 'you know what I just don't want my children growing up with the idea that we accept this kind of behavior as righteous behavior.' Friends, this is the disintegration of society and morality as we know it, this is where it happens, right here. Unless parents wake up and get their kids out of the Boy Scouts and out of the Girl Scouts, I personally think you're going to lose your kids, you're going to lose your kids to these worldly ideas, you're going to lose your kids to these civilization-destroying things like homosexuality. My encouragement right now is all good people, any parent who loves his kid should get their kids out of the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts because they are endorsing some of this unrighteous behavior. This is the kind of stuff that is destroying our nation and our civilizations.
As the Boy Scouts of America consider lifting a ban on openly gay scouts, here's a look at Right Wing Watch's collection of recent claims from the Religious Right on what might happen if that shift were to occur. Relying on outlandish predictions and harmful lies, right-wing personalities are linking gays in the Boy Scouts to everything from sexual abuse to North Korean nuclear threats.
Here are highlights of Right Wing Watch's recent reporting on right-wing opposition to lifting the ban on gay members in the Boy Scouts:
5. Swanson: Allowing Gays in Boy Scouts Like Letting Serial Killers Teach Preschool (February 2013)
There was no way that Generations Radio hosts Kevin Swanson and Dave Buehner were going to miss out on the debate over whether the Boy Scouts should allow openly gay members. Allowing openly gay Boy Scout leaders, Swanson says, is no different than letting convicted child molesters or serial killers teach preschool. The Boy Scouts, Buehner warns, are not far from "opening a new summer camp called Camp Sandusky."
4. Keyes: Gay Boy Scouts Will Force Other Scouts to be Gay (May 2013)
Former ambassador and perennial presidential candidate Alan Keyes argues that if the Boy Scouts change the policy, then straight Boy Scouts will be forced to acquiesce to the "sexual advances" of their gay peers in order to avoid being "viciously accused of unrighteous bigotry." Once they deny their faith and turn gay, Keyes warns, they will "slip into a whirlpool of compulsive sensual indulgence, moral guilt and spiritual confusion."
3. Buster Wilson Claims Gays in the Boy Scouts Will Lead to Abuse, Death and the Destruction of America (January 2013)
Talk show host Buster Wilson, formerly of the American Family Association, claims that gay men sometimes have "as many as a hundred or more partners" and will put Boy Scouts in "compromising" situations. He even argues that a ban on gay scouts is a good thing because excluding them will prevent them from being bullied and contemplating suicide. Wilson warns that if the U.S. continues to "succumb to the pressure of political correctness from the forces on the side of the homosexual agenda," then God may "rain down destruction" on America as he did to Sodom.
2. Santorum: Dropping Gay Ban Will 'Murder' the Boy Scouts (February 2013)
Former presidential candidate Rick Santorum warns that ending the Boy Scouts' national ban on gay members could kill the group, and the group's board would have "its fingerprints on the murder weapon."
1. Southern Baptist Leader Fred Luter Links North Korean Threats to Gay Marriage, Boy Scouts (March 2013)
Fred Luter, president of the Southern Baptist Convention: "I would not be surprised that at the time when we are debating same-sex marriage, at a time when we are debating whether or not we should have gays leading the Boy Scout movement, I don't think it's just a coincidence that we have a mad man in Asia who is saying some of the things that he's saying."


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TORONTO -- Troy Westwood played an instrumental role in kicking off the Banjo Bowl.
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Wow, I know that includes many places! We live in the Easy Bay and are responsible for choosing any asian cuisine for friends who live in the North Bay. They relish trips down here to wet their longing appetite for Asian food of any kind- just authentic and a smallish neighborhood place. I was intrigued by Burma Super Star. Any other recommendations?
Burma Superstar has a pretty hellish wait almost every day of the week. If you go after 7 on any day be prepared to wait. It is a small restaurant, but it seems that the main problem is that people like to "camp" and never leave. It is great food, but since I live in the 'hood I rarely feel up to the 30 - 60 minute wait.
I would suggest Spices 1 or 2 for really different experience from what they might have had before in the City. Both have really tasty Szechwan (sp?) which is very spicy. Spices 1 (on 8th) also has Stinky Tofu. Spices 2 (on 6th) has a lot of different types of hot pots. People have complained about the service but I have never had a problem. The cross street for both is Clement.
Another option would be King of Thai. There are various locations, 2 or 3 in the Inner Richmond. Very casual, but very good. I prefer the one on Clement between 5th and 6th (I think).
One other option is actually more of a bar, but has AMAZING food, is RoHan. It is Korean based food, which has been "updated" (the word that the owner used when describing the food.) My personal favorite is the kalbi and bulgogi there. Everything is good though!
That should get you started.
Without endorsing or disendorsing RoHan, they do have a
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BSS: as people say, crowded, small, loud. I personally
dont see what the big fuss is about there ... but I never
went to the "old BSS" befor the current people took over.
Rohan also is sort of a young'uns-out-for-the-evening
kinda place, no?
In addition to the food, do you care about the atmosphereics
and demographics?
There is the super small King of Thai and the larger KoT
within a couple of blocks of each other on Clement ... that
might indeed be a reasonable place. If you are driving from
EB, do you really care whether it is around 5th or 25th?
The Outer 'Mond is a bit quieter.
I still like SHANGHAI DUMPLING HOUSE on Balboa and 33rd or so.
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I have been very curious about both Sushi Bistro and Thai Noodle Jump. Any further words on those places? I'd really like to hear more.
How does thai noodle jump compare with places like king of thai.
It never seems to have people in it...
Sushi Bistro appears to be open quite late, (its the overly decorated tiny place right?)
Also, Mandalay has burmese, which i believe to be just as good as burma super star, with less then half the wait.
spices II is definitely a good experience. i haven't been in any other chinese places that are that good, and also so youth oriented... canto-hip-hop videos, tiny waitresses, club kid patrons.
taiwan, closer to 6th, on clement is also a good one. great homemade dumplings (you can watch through the front window), and it smells extra-good in there, in a sweet way.
The tiny king of thai, the one between 7th and 8th seems to have a few extra options to the menu that i haven't found at the 5th ave location. (sweet and sour shrimp thai style, pretty damn great).
the 2 times i went to rohan it was indeed really tasty, though the second time, my portions were nearly half the size they were before, for the same price.
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1. Thai Noodle Jump is like a smaller version of King of Thai. The menu is smaller and the place is quieter. Everything I've ordered from there has been tasty, curries and noodles dishes especially. I think many in the neighborhood order take out as there is traffic in and out.
Sushi Bistro is one of my favs, good fresh fish without the attitude or a DJ =). The tiny restaurant used to be a neighborhood secret, but each year the wait gets longer. the 49er roll is a staple for me...just enuf lemon without overpowering it. Appetizers are also very good...YT Jalapeno was unique. Sorry, I've never eaten there late.
2. I was disappointed with Mandalay. The food wasn't as crisp tasting as Burma SuperStar. the Rainbow salad has less ingredients. IMHO.
Rohan is really good and has a fun atmosphere. Oh yeah, there's a DJ there some nights =) Wed and Sun nights are the best time to go due to the half price specials. Their infused sojos are excellent and the bartender is proud of his craft.
Burma Super Star is fantastic and definitely worth the wait. ( Just try the green tea leaf salad.)You can leave your cell phone number on the wait list and have a drink directly across the street at the Blue Danube Cafe or walk a few blocks to one of the best bookstores in the city, Green Apple Books.
I also love Marnee Thai in the Inner Sunset on 9th near Lincoln. Just across the park.
Second the nod for Shanghai Dumpling House - sweet, family-owned (seems to be) & fantastic dumplings. I can't recall the delicious ones (steamed shanghai?)...but the lion's head meatballs are good too. Decor is....sad...but tidy.
Also like Taiwan for dumplings....incredibly affordable. Same decor state as above.
Both places are never packed, and service is always pleasant. Not as flashy as BSS or hip as RoHan, but the dumplings are solid.
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Shanghai Dumpling House (south side of Balboa near 34th. ave)The wor wonton soup, lion's head meatballs, and Shanghai dumplings are all fine. The Shanghai dumplings get an A grade in fact. But DO NOT order anything else. This place has the distinction of being a personal worst for me. Asked waitress to bring me her favorite dish on the menu and it turned out to be the singular WORST thing I have ever been served in a Chinese restaurant. Rubbery (not in a good way) noodles - kinda waterlogged, with what seemed like plain oyster sauce straight out of the bottle, and a few pieces of dispirited, overcooked napa cabbage. Maybe she just didn't like my face...
Oh, something else - something else good on the menu = the scallion pancakes. So if you stick to the items I recommend you could have a fine inexpensive meal.
Of course, my all time FAVORITE Chinese restaurant in the Richmond is Lee Hou on the north side of Clement around 4th. ave. Onion and ginger crab is fabulous. They serve lobster for around $12. Other fish dishes are wonderful. The dim sum is outstanding. Best/biggest har gow - I could eat a dozen har gow myself (shrimp/rice dough dumplings - eat with soy sauce and hot oil). If you want soup, get their "supreme" broth - relly superior, and broth quality is very important to me. They feature interesting clay pot choices. Chow mein is not great, but that could be just because I don't like crispy fried noodles - my friend liked it fine. Lots of strange and fascinating organ meat selections, a very inexpensive but good daily specials. OK atmosphere - white tablecloths. Dirty bathroom (oh well...I still eat there - it's just so good and such a bargain). Take home a bunch of dim sum to heat up the next day. Be sure you check out all the (4?) menus. There are different menus on the bar that you can order from that they do not give you. It's the best seafood and dim sum bargain in the Richmond, perhaps in all SF.
We were able to get a table for 5 at Burma Super Star at 11:45 am Saturday without a wait. However, the place filled up within 15 minutes after that. It was great and I'd love to go back, but won't wait. Usually we order from Mandalay and enjoy it very much (we always get the Burmese dishes, not the Chinese ones).
I tried Thai Noodle Jump a couple of times shortly after it opened and was very disappointed. I have stuck with King of Thai Noodles (the original place with no atmosphere - I get it to go).
Lately I've been getting Chinese from Spices I & II and have been quite pleased.
If you like dim sum and you like lobster, then Ocean Restaurant on Clement between 8th and 9th can't be beat. There's a number of threads about Ocean when you do a board search. Here's my TR from last month:
Highly recommend Mandalay for dinner; it's my default Asian restaurant in the Inner Richmond


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Since my visit to Canebrake I was converted... I know, I want a 1911 for sure... but some models have steel frames and other has aluminum frames, which is better, and why? I think that I want an AL frame 1911 because the weight, I don't want rails for sure, but frame material... I'm not sure.
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Al frames are definately easier to carry, but will not hold up to as many firings as steel. Al alloy of today is far tougher than it was 30 years ago. install a Sprinco recoil reducer and you likely will never wear out an alloy framed 1911.
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I never really liked an aluminum frame 1911. Just dosn't feel right. There is nothing like cold hard steel. The extra weight is just right for fast and accurate follow-up shots. Just my opinion..........
I've never heard or read of any issues whatsoever with aluminum frames, it's just preference.
I'll have to agree with Canebrake on this 1. If it's a carry gun you can easily get by with an aluminum alloy frame but I personally prefer steel. The heavier the frame is in relation to the total weight of the pistol, the faster your followup recovery will be. Naturally the aluminum frame will be more comfortable to carry but there's really not as much difference as you would think judged by "feel".
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The only alloy framed 1911 I owned was a Kimber Tactical Pro. It was somewhat lighter than the steel framed version and operated flawlessly. As I decided not to carry a 1911, I traded it for something - probably in steel...
Not only will alloy frames ware out faster, the steel frame is a better shooter. As for weight, I added a full length recoil rod which a bit weight to the front end. I carried a 1911 on duty and off for over 25 years (sometimes for 28 hours straight and would have to press my elbow against the butt to be assured that it was still there.)