Hi AC,

I have just finished my work, it titled; 'The BS Of Christianity'. I was wanting it published, so I was thinking this mob would be the ideal publishers;

Brisbane Christian Printers. Our primary aim is to assist the Christian churches in printing magazines and periodicals for their members. This includes Church Bulletins, Christian Materials, Faith Magazines. We also print and distribute flyers for different organisations within the Christian church community. In addition to this we are willing and able to print booklets or flyers for personal events. (The last sentence, that's me!)

Do yah thinks they'd print my stuff? Me thinks they are the perfect choice.

p/s Do yah think they have lots of dosh to settle a law suit?

Paul,

I've seen the quality of your writing. I think the better publisher for anything you've written would be the publisher of "Little Golden Books".

Hi Trumpster,

Nothing wrong with the 'Little Golden Books', my kids loved them as tiny tots, just as you love them today. I know you rely on your set as your go to source of knowledge.

You seem to have gone quiet on Daffy Donald's illegal war on Iran. Nothing to say? After 3 months what has been achieved? Nothing, so you have nothing to say! Is that correct?

Hi Paul,
Ahh, I see where you're going there.
Maybe I could write up a few things and see if the Jewish publishers would put my most amazing work in print, and when they say no, well obviously it's time for lawsuits.

NathanJ,
Do you think the Jewish publishers would put some of my work in print, and if they don't should I sue them for denial of service?
I do try hard to put forward arguments in a completely valid way, on a basis of the topic own merits.

"You seem to have gone quiet on Daffy Donald's illegal war on Iran."

Illegal?

Anyway, after my last post on the last thread on the war had you skedaddling away, tale between your legs, I didn't see the need to post any more on the issue.

"illegal?"

Google? 'illegal war of aggression'

>>AI Overview
A war of aggression is the use of armed force by a state against another's sovereignty, territorial integrity, or political independence, violating the UN Charter. Defined as the "supreme international crime," it differs from other war crimes by containing the accumulated evil of the whole, as established by the Nuremberg trials.<<

Google? 'what does the UN charter say about US sanctions and regime changes?'

>>AI Overview
The UN Charter does not explicitly mention "regime change" or specifically authorize unilateral sanctions by individual nations. Instead, it establishes a framework based on state sovereignty, the prohibition of force, and collective action.<<

Strange that the charter doesn't mention that stuff...