Journalists: Creating problems to sell solutions.

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), May 31, 2008 at 04:49

Journalists: Creating problems to sell solutions.

As much as Fein accuses Hagee of irrationality and non sense, by criticizing Hagee in some of his last sermons in the late 1990s, the same concept of non sense is perpetuated by Fein when creating problems for addressing a small spectrum of Hague's ministry, losing track as a result of the totality of Hagee's work: The unconditional support for Israel.

So Fein brings to the table intrigues, mixing McCain with the right of Hagee's interpretation of the bible, to finally sell Fein's personal solution: The Boycott of Hagee.

Since the supposed problem created by Fein is not bought by Mr. Pipes, in advance Fein in his soured pride, comes with aggression imposing the following:

If you do not abide by my idea, if you do not abide by the problem I'm trying to create and thus buy my solution, it is a sign of twisting and turning to rationalize support for this false witness….

Well, I see no problem in the way Hagee interprets the bible, for what he is neither ignorant nor a man of bad aims. He is entitled to his views, as much as any other human being.

McCain has nothing to do with that, and the fact that others, like Dr. Pipes prefer to abide by the whole, rather by an infimus spectrum of the totality, does not mean at all twisting or rationalizing a support for anybody.

I personally love Mr. Hagee. I thank the Universe for having brought him to Earth, and if Fein is so wise, reason why he holds the final truth- being the true witness for to say, he surely should dedicate himself to finally bestowing humanity with the absolute solution for the sick chaos that goes on. If Fein is unable to do so, then some modesty is the best manner he should adopt.

The Problem he is trying to create is bogus, as well the implicit solution.

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