Comments for The Brenner Brief

Comment on Was Muhammad Really the “Prophet of Peace” and Can He Coexist? by Fred DeRuvo

Fred DeRuvo — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 23:25:22 +0000

Thanks Janna. I appreciate that.

Comment on Was Muhammad Really the “Prophet of Peace” and Can He Coexist? by Janna Brock

Janna Brock — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 19:37:08 +0000

Excellent work Fred. This is spot on. I wish Christians would especially truly see Islam for what it is instead of pretending we can peacefully coexist. Great work!!

Comment on VIDEO of Glenn Beck on DHS Insider: “It’s About To Get Ugly” by Winston

Winston — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 14:13:39 +0000

The irony is that those in government who place names of “treason” on people like Snowden (hiding somewhere in Hong Kong for his life) who are whistle blowers on the clandestines surveillance of innocent American citiens… and likely in other nations as well… are the ones who are committing treason.

Comment on NSA and Big Data: Balancing Liberty and Safety by brettluc

brettluc — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:29:09 +0000

If a private bank has my information – which I gave to them – that’s fine. But it is not OK for the government to have this information unless there is probable cause to believe there is criminal activity afoot. When Bush 44 was in power people opposed this stuff, but not because the then President was using it politically. Now, with Obama, we see the even greater danger – spying on U.S. citizens and using the information for political gain and to win elections. Whatever the use of this information – it isn’t right. Obama may be more dangerous, but no U.S. administration should have this power. Our government exists to serves us, not to spy on us.

Comment on Miss USA 2013: “Create Education Better” While You Invade My Privacy, Take My DNA And Share My Documents by brettluc

brettluc — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:18:00 +0000

The product of a public education – every one of them I presume. I am somewhat surprised at the questions – real questions about real issues. This is probably what threw them off balance.

Comment on America’s War Is Not With Islam, And Derogatory Statements Only Incite Fear by David R. Young

David R. Young — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:10:25 +0000

Your point is well made. Thank you.

Comment on America’s War Is Not With Islam, And Derogatory Statements Only Incite Fear by brettluc

brettluc — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 11:58:35 +0000

David – my perspective is colored by the facts – which is not only fine – but accurate and truthful. The Constitution was written by men who believed that a Judeo-Christian world view could create a government that would limit both the power of government and the ability of the government to corrupt theology. In the history of the world, two nations have been founded on Biblical principles – Israel and the U.S. The government does not give us our rights – and it will only protect our rights as long as we insist on preserving our liberties – which we can do with the ballot. The day we think government is our defender rather than our servant – we are lost. What I notice is that Islam has nothing in common with the guiding principles of this nation, and while those principles have been corrupted, they still offer the best hope for freedom on the planet. Please don’t be so foolish as to believe that the Constitution trumps the values under which it was established.

Comment on America’s War Is Not With Islam, And Derogatory Statements Only Incite Fear by David R. Young

David R. Young — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 03:54:36 +0000

Hi Bretluc, I got what your saying. Your viewpoint is colored by your perspective, which is fine.

The Constitution is the framework within which Christianity and all other religions are protected from being oppressed. A tyrannical government is the biggest danger to religion. But under the Constitution, government is its biggest defender.

Have you noticed any government agencies walking a little wide of their constitutional powers recently? How about attacks on Christianity by progressives and the main stream media.

Seems to me we have a bigger problem, right here at home that needs our immediate attention. That’s my point.

Comment on America’s War Is Not With Islam, And Derogatory Statements Only Incite Fear by David R. Young

David R. Young — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 03:26:09 +0000

Thank you for you comment Shoshana. I understand your point. And I think you’ll notice you made my point more clear. Our Constitution would have to be destroyed by radical Islam, communist progressives, the international banker or any other force which seeks to enslave our population before they have any success.

Meanwhile our Constitution is being eroded. Can you tell me who is doing it? That seems like the first area we should have our attention.

Sticking attention on one potentially dangerous group, while another is quietly destroying the country by ruining education, putting our children on dangerous drugs by the millions and progressively creating governmental agencies which no longer answer to the American people, but dictate the way we live, could also be considered suicide. Perhaps not willfully, but suicide none the less.

Comment on A Scientific Argument Against Abortion by olduglycarl

olduglycarl — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 00:09:00 +0000

I know many of you may not understand but this is an extraordinary case of applied, (what the Neothink society calls) Wide Scope Accountability with profound honesty. (to understand this concept, see; The fight for conscious human life© at authorhouse.com)sorry for the book plug, but it applies. I might not have considered this part of the argument due to my attention to the whole picture of what is going on in our world, knowing we are not ready for this discussion until we attend to our MOST urgent problems…BIG government etc.
I suppose one still has to ask, and I do not think pure science will have the answer, is what about the case of Pregnancy as a result of rape. The universe or ether neither knows bad or good, It may still be up to us to decide what is valuable and what is not and how that might apply to the laws of nature and physical laws of the universe. If I understand the scientific point on this, it is that there may not be any difference between life created by choice, by accident or by force…the end result may be the same. Are we as conscious human life ready at this time for this discussion? Id put a little check mark next to this new knowledge and deposit it into your subconscious for a time when we are.