Spamderson as he used to be called, is getting this clip passed around X by normal evangelical pastors.
Steve Anderson on X
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Out of nowhere I recently had a dream where I saw him and said, "Hey Steve, how's it going?" I have no idea why.
I’m not going to go along with his rhetoric on the 9/11 stuff, but since we’re on the topic of the Middle East, I’m still waiting for evidence of those WMDs in Iraq that was used as justification for that part of the war initiated by George W. Bush. 
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I agree 100% and I was fooled when they invaded.I’m not going to go along with his rhetoric on the 9/11 stuff, but since we’re on the topic of the Middle East, I’m still waiting for evidence of those WMDs in Iraq that was used as justification for that part of the war initiated by George W. Bush.
Now we are still funding Israel and Zeylinsky and bombing Yemen and might be going to war with Iran.
People will say, I don’t trust our government. Really? What about the list I listed above?
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There were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Dubya admitted that.
President Bush Admits Iraq Had No WMDs and 'Nothing' to Do With 9/11
On Monday, President Bush admitted that the Iraq war is “straining the psyche of our country.” But he vowed to stay the course. A reporter questioned him about why he opposed withdrawing US troops from Iraq. In his answer, Bush admitted that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction and had...
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Now we are getting ready to go to war with Iran, over weapons of mass destruction that they don't have.
Iran Is Not Building a Nuclear Bomb: A Fact Sheet - Antiwar.com
“You know, it's not a complicated formula,” U.S. President Donald Trump said. “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. That's all there is.” So, negotiations should be successful because Iran neither has, nor are they pursuing, a nuclear weapon. The United States has for years threatened that “all...
original.antiwar.com
[See this info dated June 18, 2024]
- The U.S. intelligence community made an assessment in 2007 that Iran hasn't had an active military nuclear program since 2003. That assessment hasn't changed, U.S. officials told Axios.
- One U.S. and one Israeli official said both countries' intelligence agencies do not have any indication that Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei ordered the military nuclear program to be resumed.
I don't endorse all of Steve Anderson's rhetoric, but I can see why he is concerned about us getting into more wars in the Middle East based on false pretenses. All of us should be concerned.
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Anderson is a 9/11 and Holocaust denialist, so I'm going to be concerned about false pretexts for war without his reality-denying ravings. People who speak into a complex issue based on false premises only confuse and dilute the issue.
To say nothing of his terrible theology. Anderson doesn't speak for me, Baptists, Christians, or anyone but himself.
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Yes, this is a case where there may actually be some truth, for a change, in what Stevo is saying, but his overall credibility rating is so low that it would be better if he just kept quiet.
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It doesn't take much cyanide to make the whole bucket of Kool-Aid lethal.
I am no fan of Spamderson but on this point, I do not entirely disagree with him.
Shame on all of the evangelical preachers who are giving legitimacy to Steven Anderson by retweeting his posts! I think we can speak up in a fair, balanced, and biblical manner minus all of the nuttiness!
His kids are all speaking out as they are coming of age and old enough to get themselves away from this dumpster fire!
Nightmare?
I watched two of those and they were particularly damning.
Nothing humbles one more than the actions and words of one's children.
I read a great book a few years ago about a CIA spy in heels. - "The Unexpected Spy" by Tracy Walder. It shed light on the "justification." I found it fascinating.I’m not going to go along with his rhetoric on the 9/11 stuff, but since we’re on the topic of the Middle East, I’m still waiting for evidence of those WMDs in Iraq that was used as justification for that part of the war initiated by George W. Bush.
SA is one more reason to pray 'Maranatha!'
I think he's demented.
The intelligence agencies believed they were there. They either made it all up, the weapons were moved elsewhere, or they were just wrong,I’m not going to go along with his rhetoric on the 9/11 stuff, but since we’re on the topic of the Middle East, I’m still waiting for evidence of those WMDs in Iraq that was used as justification for that part of the war initiated by George W. Bush.
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Along with the "aluminum tubes".