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    Posted April 21, 2009 by
    chuckb |
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    Huntsville, Alabama
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    After Columbine

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    Columbine Revisionists - Listen to the Witnesses

    By chuckb  |  Posted April 21, 2009  |  Huntsville, Alabama
     

    Does this bother anyone else? The "Revsionists" are at it again - and mainly to sell their books. They want us to now believe that these two "psychos" were just normal every day boys who were extremely depressed and wanted to commit suicide - and in the process take as many people with them. They claim - they were NOT after any particular group - not jocks, not bullies, and especially NOT Christians.

     

    Why don't you listen to the witnesses that were there. At least 3 of the 12 victims were specifically asked things like - "Do you believe in God?" "Where is your God now?" "Deny God  and I'll let you live."

     

    Don't bother you? Don't believe me? - watch the video - Rachel Scott's brother tells the truth -- he was there!

     

     

    http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2009/04/20/holmes.scott.intv.cnn?iref=videosearch

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