Where in Washington, D.C. is Reverend Moon?: <i>Times</i> publisher decrees: Jews killed Jesus.

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4/09/2004

Times publisher decrees: Jews killed Jesus.

This week he also declared church/state separation ungodly. Certainly he doesn't practice it. Thus speaketh the man Kevin Phillips (American Dynasty) has described as a personal friend of the Bush family:

Father [i.e. Moon] is giving direction to Jesus. Do you think Jesus is coming again from the clouds? If you pray well it is not true. You must be responsible. You must fulfill all for the Peace Kingdom with the Senators and Congressmen of America.

So: Raging against "individualism" in America, Moon claims the blessing of Congressmen -- who, in fact, hobnobbed at his Mar. 23 appearance on Capitol Hill. Oh, here's the part about Jews:

Who killed Jesus. The Jews at the time of Jesus did. It is very clear. I could be a most fearful and frightening person with the power of Judgment.

'Zat so.

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