Documents Show Christian World Domination Group Paid For Bipartisan Congressional Hawaii Trip

http://www.talk2action.org/story/2009/8/11/16566/1592/


As shown on Congressional travel disclosure forms obtained through Legistorm.com, a nonprofit dedication to government transparency, in February 2000 a bipartisan pair of US congressional representatives, Frank Wolf (R-VA-10) and former Democratic Ohio Congressional representative Tony P. Hall, traveled with their wives to Hawaii on what the two described as official US government business but the trip was financed by two interconnected fundamentalist ministries, Youth With a Mission and "The Family", which both advocate Christian theocratic rule.

Suggesting they confused the agenda of those ministries with US government interests, representatives Frank R. Wolf and Tony P. Hall, who is now a US ambassador working to foster a Middle East peace initiative, each signed their names to statements on their travel forms which read:

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I have determined that all of the expenses listed above were necessary and that the travel was in connection with my duties as a Member of officer of the U.S. House of Representatives and would not create the appearance that I was using the office for appearance of public gain.
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The stated destination of Tony Hall's and Frank Wolf's February 18-25, 2000 conjugal junkets was Kona, Hawaii, home of the international campus and headquarters of Youth With a Mission. YWAM is a global Christian ministry that owns the C Street House and whose founder Loren Cunningham proposes an ambitious plan for Christian domination in which believers achieve control of key societal sectors including government, business, media, and education: the 7 Mountains Mandate < link: "7 Mountains" promotional video.>
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Hey Obama! what's a 'C Streeter' doing being an Embassador? in the Middle East no less!

before the election I worried that the religiously insane would push Obama around. I'm still worried.

From Wiki...


Hall was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1978 to succeed Rep. Charles W. Whalen, Jr., a moderate Republican. In the 1980s, Hall became a born-again Christian and changed his position on abortion from pro-choice to pro-life. Hall served in Congress for 24 years, longer than any previous U.S. representative representing Dayton's district.

During his tenure in Congress, Hall's primary focus was addressing hunger around the world. He made frequent trips to more than 100 countries such as Sierra Leone where hunger was widespread. He was chairman of the Select Committee on Hunger from 1989 to 1993. When the committee was abolished, Hall fasted for 22 days in protest.<1> Hall was nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize. He was founder of the Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors and the Congressional Hunger Center. Hall served terms on the foreign affairs and small business committees before being appointed to the House Rules Committee in 1981.

Twice during his tenure as U.S. representative, Hall introduced legislation that would have apologized for slavery.<2>

Hall was an Ohio delegate to the 2000 Democratic National Convention.

He served in the House into 2002, when President George W. Bush nominated him to succeed George McGovern as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Agencies for Food and Agriculture. Hall's confirmation to the U.N. post was held up for several months but was confirmed and sworn into the post in September 2002.

On September 19th 2008, Hall endorsed Senator Barack Obama for President.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_P._Hall


This guy worked tirelessly for the erradication of world hunger. Not everyone who is tangentially involved with ministies associated with C-Street believe in the Family...

even took wifey