This is off topic, but yes, he was a Christian. He often consulted the Orthodox and Catholic priests about his soul. He was burdened with much
responsibility in this throughout his life, because of the means that he had to use in order to protect the European continent as a whole. If he had
not done what he did, and how he did it, then all of Europe would be Islamic today. But people seem to overlook that little fact, don't they? They
just want to fantasize about gruesome images. People often look at the fantasy behind the history, instead of the reasons behind the history. He is a
hero to the Romanian people today, because of his defense of Europe as a whole. Not, because of the childish fantasy of immulating the means he used,
like so many un-informed people who follow the Gothic sub-culture today fantasize in.
Now, back ON topic, as it should be:
I can imagine that you have never seen death. Perhaps on tv-like so many other people in the world? Have you ever seen true genocide in person? Many
WWII vets I'm sure would love to talk to you about this matter, and although some close to 90 yrs old, could still kick your A@#.
Many have seen death-staring it straight in the face, a small child-still alive, but yet-dead, having done nothing to harm anyone accept having been
born into this world, and there are many WW2, Korea, Nam vets, Iraq vets, and others on this board that have. Ask them, what it is. Ask them, what
they fought for.
And finally, ask yourself how you would feel, if your NWO you thought you liked was just about to shoot you in about 1-minute. Not to good huh?
Now, I'm really gone from this thread, but I had to reply-just had to.
Good day.


