Quote Originally Posted by BlueCat
Yes the Christians were there...it is really sad but the US Military has been using Christianity of lack of to invade for a long time.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A watchdog group that promotes religious freedom in the U.S. military accused senior officers on Monday using their rank and influence to coerce soldiers and airmen into adopting evangelical Christianity.

The Pentagon punishes those who do not accept evangelical beliefs by stalling their careers.

"It's egregious beyond the pale," said Mikey Weinstein, president and founder of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. "We apparently have a radicalized, evangelical Christian Pentagon within the rest of the Pentagon."

Then there is this wonderful group...

http://www.forceministries.com/ WOW I can see Jesus in his camo now!

They are going into predominately Muslim countries not for Humanitarian aid but to spread the Christain agenda/US agenda. These guys go in and then bring in the missionaries to SAVE the sinners and if a few gets killed WE hear about it constantly its good for the exspansionism

We are suppose to believe this is the Christain thing to do. I know it is bullshit and it is US domination dressed in Christain garb.
BC, you twisted it again...... you bad girl.

i see that you agreed about the cristains were there first, but then you just went on your anti america rant AGAIN.

ethiopians drove them out of town....

Maybe they are more worried about being ethiopians than christians?

LOOK

[edit] Conflict in Somalia (2006)
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Main article: War in Somalia (2006â??present)
On Sunday, December 24, 2006, Ethiopian forces launched airstrikes against the Islamist Militia across Somalia in support of the weak Somali interim government.[27] Ethiopian Information Minister Berhan Hailu stated that targets were in Baidoa. This was the first use of airstrikes by Ethiopia, and also its first public admission of involvement in Somalia. Initially the Ethiopian government made strong denials of this fact. [28]

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said on Sunday he was waging war against Somalia's Islamists to protect his country's sovereignty, adding that: "Ethiopian defense forces were forced to enter into war to protect the sovereignty of the nation and to blunt repeated attacks by Islamic courts terrorists and anti-Ethiopian elements they are supporting" [8]

^^^^^^they are ethiopians before christians.....the word sovereignty gives it away.^^^^^^^

On Monday December 25, 2006 Ethiopia declared war on the Islamic Courts, and Ethiopian jet fighters bombed the international airport in Mogadishu. [9] Ethiopia, the United Nations and most Western nations do not recognize the Islamic courts (UIC) as the Somali government, backing instead the legitimacy of the transitional government. However Eritrea is accused of supporting the Islamic Courts Union in Somalia
Bong30 Reviewed by Bong30 on . How US forged an alliance with Ethiopia over invasion I thought this was an interesting article in the Guardian... On December 4, General John Abizaid, the commander of US forces from the Middle East through Afghanistan, arrived in Addis Ababa to meet the Ethiopian prime minister, Meles Zenawi. Officially, the trip was a courtesy call to an ally. Three weeks later, however, Ethiopian forces crossed into Somalia in a war on its Islamist rulers, and this week the US launched air strikes against suspected al-Qaida operatives believed to be hiding Rating: 5