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Title: World War 3 Could Start This Month: 350,000 Soldiers In Saudi Arabia Stand Ready To Invade Syria
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Published: Feb 15, 2016
Author: Mike Snyder
Post Date: 2016-02-15 19:41:12 by U don't know me
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World War 3 Could Start This Month: 350,000 Soldiers In Saudi Arabia Stand Ready To Invade Syria By Michael Snyder, on February 14th, 2016 War Soldiers - Public Domain350,000 soldiers, 20,000 tanks, 2,450 warplanes and 460 military helicopters are massing in northern Saudi Arabia for a military exercise that is being called “Northern Thunder”. According to the official announcement, forces are being contributed by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, Sudan, Kuwait, Morocco, Pakistan, Tunisia, Oman, Qatar, Malaysia and several other nations. This exercise will reportedly last for 18 days, and during that time the airspace over northern Saudi Arabia will be closed to air traffic. This will be the largest military exercise in the history of the region, and it comes amid rumors that Saudi Arabia and Turkey are preparing for a massive ground invasion of Syria. If you were going to gather forces for an invasion, this is precisely how you would do it. Governments never come out and publicly admit that forces are moving into position for an invasion ahead of time, so “military exercises” are a common excuse that gets used for this sort of thing. If these exercises are actually being used as an excuse to mass forces near the northern Saudi border, then we should expect an invasion to begin within the next couple of weeks. If it happens, we should expect to see the Saudi coalition storm through western Iraq and into Syria from the south, and it is likely that Turkey will come in from the north. The goal would be to take out the Assad regime before Russia, Iran and Hezbollah could react. For the past couple of years, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and their allies have been funding the Sunni insurgency in Syria, and they were counting on those insurgents to be able to take down the Assad regime by themselves. You see, the truth is that ISIS was never supposed to lose in Syria. Saudi Arabia and her allies have been funneling massive amounts of money to ISIS, and hundreds of millions of dollars of ISIS oil has been shipped into Turkey where it is sold to the rest of the world. The major Sunni nations wanted ISIS and the other Sunni insurgent groups to take down Assad. In the aftermath, Saudi Arabia and her allies intended to transform Syria into a full-blown Sunni nation. But then Russia, Iran and Hezbollah stepped forward to assist the Assad regime. Russian air support completely turned the tide of the war, and now the Sunni insurgents are on the brink of losing. Aleppo was once the largest city in Syria, and Sunni insurgents have controlled it since 2012. But now relentless Russian airstrikes have made it possible for Syrian, Iranian and Hezbollah ground forces to surround the city, and it is about to fall back into the hands of the Syrian government. If this happens, the war will essentially be over. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and their allies have invested massive amounts of time, money and effort into overthrowing Assad, and they aren’t about to walk away now. If the war was to end right at this moment, a weakened Assad regime would remain in power, and Iran and Hezbollah would be the dominant powers in the country for years to come. And once Assad died, it would be inevitable that Iran and Hezbollah would attempt to transform Syria into a full-blown Shiite nation. This is something that Saudi Arabia and Turkey want to avoid at all costs. So they are actually considering what was once absolutely unthinkable – a massive ground invasion of Syria. But if Saudi Arabia, Turkey and their allies go in, they run the risk of a full-blown war with Russia, Iran and Hezbollah. Just consider some of the comments that we have seen in recent days… Reacting to a potential troop deployment, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem said Saturday, “Let no one think they can attack Syria or violate its sovereignty because I assure you any aggressor will return to their country in a wooden coffin.” Pavel Krasheninnikov, a deputy of Russia’s State Duma, has warned Saudi Arabia that any military ground operation in Syria without Damascus’ consent would amount to a declaration of war, Press TV reported. We could literally be looking at the spark that sets off World War 3. I can’t believe that Saudi Arabia and Turkey are actually considering this. And if it does happen, you can rest assured that Barack Obama gave them the green light to go in. Unfortunately, it sounds like the decision may have already been made. Just consider what Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu is saying… “If we have such a strategy, then Turkey and Saudi Arabia may launch a ground operation,” he added, fueling concerns that a foreign troop invasion may soon further complicate the already turbulent situation in the war-torn country. Earlier, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE voiced their readiness to contribute troops for a ground operation in Syria on the condition that the US would lead the intervention. Damascus and its key regional ally, Iran, warned that such a foreign force would face strong resistance. And in addition to all of the forces massing in northern Saudi Arabia, the London Independent is reporting that the Saudis have sent troops and aircraft to a military base in Turkey… Saudi Arabia is sending troops and fighter jets to Turkey’s Incirlik military base ahead of a possible ground invasion of Syria. The Turkish foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, confirmed the deployment in a statement to the Yeni ^afak newspaper on Saturday, days before a temporary ceasefire is due to come into force. There are reports that Saudi officials are saying that the decision to send in ground troops is “irreversible”, and Reuters is reporting that the Syrian government claims that some Turkish troops have already entered the country… The Syrian government says Turkish forces were believed to be among 100 gunmen it said entered Syria on Saturday accompanied by 12 pick-up trucks mounted with heavy machine guns, in an ongoing supply operation to insurgents fighting Damascus. “The operation of supplying ammunition and weapons is continuing via the Bab al-Salama crossing to the Syrian area of Azaz,” the Syrian foreign ministry said in a letter to the U.N. Security Council published by state news agency SANA. Of course the Turkish government is not going to confirm that report, but what we do know is that Turkey is shelling Kurdish forces on the Syrian side of the border. The funny thing is that these Kurdish forces are actually being supported and supplied by the U.S. government. So the Turks are not supposed to be doing this, but according to Reuters they have been doing it for two days in a row anyway… The Turkish army shelled positions held by Kurdish-backed militia in northern Syria for a second day on Sunday, killing two fighters, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said. Turkey on Saturday demanded the powerful Syrian Kurdish YPG militia withdraw from areas that it had captured in the northern Aleppo region in recent days from insurgents in Syria, including the Menagh air base. The shelling has targeted those areas. The hostility between Turkey and the Kurds goes back a long, long way. The Syrian Kurds are not threatening Turkey in any way right now, but Turkey is using the instability in the region as an excuse to lob artillery shells at a hated enemy. It is an act of naked aggression that the Obama administration should be loudly denouncing. In addition, it is being reported that Syrian government forces have also been getting shelled by the Turkish military… Anatolia news agency reported that the Turkish military hit Syrian government forces on Saturday, adding that the shelling had been in response to fire inflicted on a Turkish military guard post in Turkey’s southern Hatay region. Turkish artillery targeted Syrian forces again late on Saturday, according to a military source quoted by RIA Novosti. The attack targeted the town of Deir Jamal in the Aleppo Governorate. Needless to say, the Russians are quite alarmed by all of this. In fact, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev is warning about what could happen if things spiral out of control… In the wake of Saudi Arabia’s proposal to send in ground troops on Thursday, the Russian Prime Minister claimed the move could spark a new world war. “A ground operation draws everyone taking part in it into a war,” he told the Handelsblatt newspaper. “The Americans and our Arab partners must consider whether or not they want a permanent war.” If Saudi Arabia, Turkey and their allies launch an invasion and make a mad dash to take out the Assad regime in Damascus, the Russians will inevitably respond. And if tactical nuclear weapons are necessary to keep the invading forces out of Damascus, the Russians will not be shy about using them. I don’t know if I have ever seen a scenario which was more likely to initiate World War 3 than the one that we are watching unfold right now. So what has the mainstream media been saying about all of this? Incredibly, they have been almost entirely silent. When he went looking for news about these events, James Bailey could find almost nothing on either Fox News or CNN… I just visited the home page for Foxnews.com and found not one single mention of the insane events now unfolding in the Middle East. I could not believe it, so I used my Find tool to search for Syria and Saudi Arabia. Not one mention! Of course that could change at any moment, but nothing there when I checked. Their stories were all about the meaningless Presidential election, which has already been decided regardless of what we think about it, and other stories about entertainment, sports, Congressional political theater, etc. So I went to CNN and found just about the same thing with one news story about the Syrian cease fire, but when I read it there was no mention of any of the big events that have developed this week. This is truly an amazing media blackout! But Fox News does have space to run headlines like these… –Spanish man skipped work for 6 years, still got paid –48 people rescued from stuck tram cars at New Hampshire ski resort –Lovelorn elephant takes out his rage on more than a dozen cars And CNN apparently thinks that these news stories are more important than the potential beginning of World War 3… If Saudi Arabia, Turkey and their allies are going to conduct an invasion of Syria, the most likely time for this to happen will be by the end of this month during these military exercises. If we can get to March 1st and no invasion has happened yet, perhaps we can breathe a little sigh of relief. But if it does happen, and the Russians and the Iranians decide to shoot back, it really could be the start of World War 3. If you have not been paying attention up until now, you need to start, because this could literally change everything.
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#105. To: paraclete (#101)
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Cannanites, Amalakites and large part of the Jews became Christians. Islam came several centuries later. Palestinians were majority Christian for centuries after Muslim conquest and their DNA is very similar to the Sephardi Jews.
The pagan Roman Empire also lasted for hundreds of years -- until Christians became strong enough to defeat it. I predict that Islam will likewise be defeated and very soon --when Trump is elected president, and also 23 strong leaders in Europe are elected to replace the Muslim-lovers now in power.
your sense of history is a bit off, christianity was absorbed by the roman empire, the barbarians defeated the western roman empire and the muslims defeated the eastern roman empire. Empires inevietably decline. Sometimes it takes centuries, sometimes less. The soviet empire was gone in 70 years, the US should learn the lessons and realise it is well on the way
It is your revisionist history that is off. Christianity conquered or I guess you could say "absorbed" the Roman Empire and not the other way around. And Christianized Rome was indeed attacked once by Barbarians, but they didn't come close to defeating the western Roman Empire, and they soon became Christians, so it is a moot point. And Rome was conquered a few years later by Arian Christians who were deemed heretical and were excommunicated by the first ecumenical council, but they were still devout Christians and in later years they rejoined the established Church and/or died out, so it too is a moot point. Christians will rule the earth to the end, and resistance is futile as the history books prove. It is true that Muslims conquered Constantinople and most of the eastern Roman Empire, but most of the territory has since been retaken by Christians. And when one Christian superpower declines, and/or is conquered, another one pops up. The US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th Christian superpower to rule the earth. And yes, the US will also decline at some point, but we will be replaced by the 5th horseman. Like I said, resistance is futile.
You are a complete ignorant slut unworthy of posting on LF. I am recommending to Moderator X that your keyboard be muffled here, on LF.
Actually, the Bible says that we lose in the end. The faithful are engulfed by evil and fail and are oppressed. Only once the Christians are defeated and being wiped out for good does God then intervene and kill everybody with the end of the world. Then comes the universal resurrection and the eucatastrophe, for the Christians, of final judgment. The evil are thrown into the fire, and the Christians enter the City of God, which comes to earth. The history books only tell us what has happened. The Christian scriptures tell us what will happen, and unfortunately they tell us that we lose, and it's God himself who then ends the earth and reverses the result. Our destiny as Christians on this earth is not to triumph, but to be conquered and fall. We are fighting the long defeat. God told us that all along. We are fighting the long defeat, but not without glimpses of the joy of the final victory, which will not be done by Christian hands but by the hands of angels. Ultimately, Christians fail and the world is engulfed in darkness. It is God himself, not men, who wins the final victory. We die, and are rescued after death, by God. The future of men of goodwill on this earth is ultimately bleak. But after defeat, the victory - at God's hands, not ours.
The only thing that follows the pale horse is death
I disagree. The US, now the earth's only superpower, is the strongest nation on earth by far, and the 5th horseman will be even stronger. And the Bible signifies that a coalition of 24 Christian nations will soon defeat the latest face of the 7th head of Satan (ISIS) and then Satan wont be heard from again for a thousand years, allowing the 24 thrones to rule the earth in peace for a millennium. It is true that, after the 1000 years, Satan returns and causes his followers to attack the saints, and that causes the earth to be destroyed by fire. To me, it sounds like the Bible is talking about the fulfillment of the oft-predicted and much-feared MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction) that is sure to result from all-out nuclear war (and our weapons will likely be even more scary a thousand years from now). But I have no doubt that it is God's will because He would probably prefer to let the earth be destroyed rather than let Satan and his followers win. Anyhow, everyone dies, and then God resurrects everyone and judges everybody. Those found worthy get to go to a new earth without any sea (most likely Mars) where God will provide a giant enclosed structure complete with water and everything they need. The others are thrown back into the lake of fire that the earth has become.
Our weapons bring hell and death to the enemies of Jesus.
Your weapons bring hell and death and they don't discrimate, The US isn't interested in Jesus, it is interested in furthering the works of satan, pleasing only itsself. In case you haven't noticed capitalism is the antithesis of kingdom thinking
Several years ago, I dreamt that I was being wisked from planet Earth and was in this sleep position and half-awake. From a distance in Space, I was watching Earth completely being engulfed in flames all over. I mourned over this as that was once my home and I felt so alone just floating about in Space wondering where my next home would be. Then I woke up.
Long before Washington and his cronies made America into a united corporation, the name America was founded by Amerigo Vespucci https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo_Vespucci and every year that Columbus Day arrives as a holiday, I have to wonder how many people have been duped into this grand lie about Columbus. Just think about it, if you created something or discovered something should not it be named after you?
Wrong. The US was founded by Christians, and our weapons to this day are controlled by Christians (through our votes). Capitalism is how we raised the money to pay for our superior but very expensive weapons. They are used only to kill the followers of Satan (ISIS, Al Qaida, etc).
I'll check back on your prediction at the appropriate time.
Don't waste your tyme, Fred. This poster is an absolute lunatic thriving on pure, unadulterated bullshit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo_Vespucci and every year that Columbus Day arrives as a holiday, I have to wonder how many people have been duped into this grand lie about Columbus. Just think about it, if you created something or discovered something should not it be named after you? All that has very little to do with the US. What later became the US was discovered by, and settled by, English Christians. All of the founding fathers of our nation were Episcopalians, and the only nations allowed by God to rule the earth are the nations founded by a Church descended from St. Peter. They are the only legitimate Churches and the gates of hell cannot prevail against them. And until Obama, most of our presidents were members of a Church descended from St. Peter. But last year, because some Episcopalian priests started performing same-sex marriages, myself and all Episcopalians were excommunicated from the mother Church (the Anglican Church which was founded in 47AD by St. Mark who was sent by St. Peter). And it appears the US is about to elect a Presbyterian who cant correctly quote one Bible verse. Trump is the best choice we have, but I fear for the future. At some point, God is going to loose patience with the US and replace us with the 5th horseman (as is prophesied).
Oh man, oh man, oh man, oh man ... you are a complete blithering idiot.
I'll check back on your prediction at the appropriate time. I meant of course that all Islamic militants will soon be defeated and killed off (by a coalition led by Trump). Some Muslims are peace-loving and don't need to be killed.
Oh man, oh man, oh man, oh man ... you are a complete blithering idiot. Have you ever read a world history book? Evidently not, or you would know that I am 100% right as I always am. You cannot point to one thing I've said that isn't true.
I'll point to it when the time comes.
You are such an imbecile about facts and truth, I prefer to berate you as opposed to debate you in anyway.
I know one thing for sure you have not read any authorative text on world history or biblical intrepretation
I have read many world history books and they all say Jesus returned in 312AD, on Oct. 27th, and they all call that day the turning point of history because ever since that day Christian nations have been the dominant force on earth. And they all say that the 4 superpowers to have ruled the earth (or been the dominant force) since that day were founded by a Church descended from the first century Church established by Peter. As for reading any authoritative interpretation on the Revelation, I don't think there is one. On the rest of the Bible sure. Before I joined the Episcopal Church I read every word of the Book of Common Prayer, which contains all of the official Church doctrine, and I agree with 99% of it so I eventually joined the Church. The first Episcopal Church I tried to join wouldn't let me join because of the 1 % that I didn't agree with, but the 2nd one I visited did let me join thank God. And I have read the official doctrine of several other Churches but I don't agree with much of what they had to say so I didn't join their Church.
What a load of rubbish, cite for me where it says that in the Book of Common Prayer
What chapter and verse is that foretold in.
No he didn' kook.
Interesting. Could you please cite a history book as a source for this. I have never heard of that date before.
Here, look at this: www.historychannel.com.au...ees-a-vision-of-the-cross I had to look it up.
Given the year 312 I figured it was Constantine's vision at the Milvian Bridge, but why would seeing a cross in the sky be a sign of Christ's return. I myself saw the Holy Dove, which flew into my face and knocked me down, driving away a visible demon that was attacking my mind, a few years ago. A personal visitation or revelation doesn't mean that Christ has returned. When Christ returns, it is to be on a cloud in glory and it marks the end. A sign in the sky that empowers Constantine is certainly divine in origin, but it didn't signify Christ's return in glory.
Did it look like this?
Sort of, yes. It was white, had black eyes and an orange beak and feet. It hovered in the air above me, flapping as I looked up at it. Then it dove downwards, looking somewhat like that as it came. It's beak passed through the bridge of my nose between my eyes, and the leading edges of its wings passed edge on straight THROUGH my eyes, with the tips of the wings whisping through the outer corners of my eyes. I was knocked flat by the impact. It passed INTO my head, and as it did, my head exploded with the most brilliant of lights, that filled my whole body with utter joy and utter peace. It was the single most wonderful moment of my life. The second most wonderful was being embraced by Jesus in a dream, but that was a dream - maybe a revelation, maybe just a dream. The "Dove strike" was a wide awake broad daylight event. The demon that had me in a mind-lock was gone.
That's just your opinion.
It may have come back in an invisible form, but at that moment, in its visible form, it fled. And all of the ideas that it was pressing were cut off by the peace and light. That's what happened. Let's talk about something else.
You could just be ... the complete embodiment of pure evil. Evil looks at itself, never recoginising what it is.
His cronies? Are you sh*tting me? One of the world's great leaders, who defeated the brits and established our government. Silly canadian, do less drugs and you won't have any more "little trips into outspace".
Muahahahahaha! Eh...doesn't seem likely. How would I know that I was the "complete embodiment of pure evil"? I'd figure that I've have the trappings of things that Satan promises to people...wealth (nope), power (nope), lots and lots of sex with lots of interesting partners (not for over a quarter century). I'd figure my kid would be bad and my wife would be gone. I"d figure I wouldn't agonize over things like the death of a goldfish or a mouse or a lizard. I'd figure that I'd have tried all sorts of drugs, because, you know, sensuousness. I am pretty good looking, so I guess I have that going for me - but that's a gift from God, not a mark of evil. Angels are beautiful. Curiously, the Gematria number of my name is the same as the name "Jesus of Nazareth" and "Shroud of Turin" (and that number is 1128, not 666). So if the Jewish kabbalists are correct it would be no surprise to them that I have a particular delight in the specific words of Jesus of Nazareth, and a particular affinity for the Shroud of Turin. And I am Basque, and our own story of our own origins - given that we are unrelated to any other people on earth - is that we are Nephilim, descended from the offspring of the matings of angels and a woman or a few women after the Flood. That would explain the weird language, the odd blood type, the difficulty of cross-fertility with others, and other assorted weirdness. There are those would say that Nephilim are literally the embodiment of evil, physical descendants of fallen angels. But Jesus would never say that. So no, I'm not the embodiment of evil. Or if I am supposed to be, I'm really crappy at it.
Says what? If your talking about the return of Jesus in 312 AD, that is not mentioned in the BCP. According to the Constantinople version of the Nicene Creed (used by the Episcopalians and most Churches), the return of Jesus is in the future. But the original Nicene Creed, before Constantinople added some controversial words to it which led to great schisms, can be interpreted to mean Jesus had already come. (My view of the Nicene Creed is why I was not allowed to join the first Episcopal Church I tried to join).
I'm not a Canadian. I'm an American citizen. My drug of choice is two cups of coffee a day. Instead of hurling insults at other posters, calcon, perhaps you really should do some research and fact-finding before you post garbage like what you did. Post something that has actual substance to it instead of useless drivel.
First of all NONE of our Founding Fathers EVER founded this country on any form of religion at all. It may be that the reason they didn't was because they wanted to be free from religious persecution. In the Old World (Europe), you had (and still do to this day) to be associated with a religion, in order to be accepted in society or face death. The United States was never founded on any form of religion and proof of that lies in the First Amendment. Please refer to here regarding Establishment Clause. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Establishment_Clause
Like many things in the Revelation, you have to read several verses and put two and two together. The 24 thrones are first seen in the vision of heaven (in chapter 4, verse 4). The things seen in heaven reflect (or signify)what will also happen on earth at some point. The thrones are next mentioned in chapter 20, verse 4 -- which occurs after the last vistage of Satan is soundly defeated (in the Battle of Ar Mageddon now underway) and Satan is locked away for a thousand years. In verse 4 John says, "And I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgement was committed to them ... for a thousand years." The best way to know what the Revelation is talking about is to compare it to the news. If you have been watching the news, you know that a 24th Christian nation will be added to NATO this year. And you would know that many nations in NATO are calling for NATO to launch a major offensive against ISIS.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestGod determined that the cannanites were a people who worshiped Baal and made human sacrifice, therefore he told the Israelites to drive them out so they wouldn't be contaminated. Hey told the Israelites to destroy the amalakites for their practices also. I don't recall he told the jews to destroy the romans and they were pagans. The israelites failed in these tasks thus we have problems today as a result park that in your es eschatology
#106. To: paraclete (#104)
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Have you wondered why he has allowed Muslim to persist for 1400 years?
#107. To: interpreter (#106)
#108. To: paraclete (#107)
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your sense of history is a bit off, christianity was absorbed by the roman empire, the barbarians defeated the western roman empire and the muslims defeated the eastern roman empire. Empires inevietably decline. Sometimes it takes centuries, sometimes less. The soviet empire was gone in 70 years, the US should learn the lessons and realise it is well on the way
#109. To: interpreter, Moderator X (#108)
The US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th Christian superpower to rule the earth.
#110. To: interpreter (#108)
Christians will rule the earth to the end, and resistance is futile as the history books prove.
#111. To: interpreter (#108)
The US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th Christian superpower to rule the earth. And yes, the US will also decline at some point, but we will be replaced by the 5th horseman. Like I said, resistance is futile.
#112. To: Vicomte13 (#110)
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Our destiny as Christians on this earth is not to triumph, but to be conquered and fall.
#113. To: paraclete (#111)
The only thing that follows the pale horse is death
#114. To: interpreter (#113)
#115. To: interpreter (#112)
#116. To: interpreter (#108)
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The US, founded by George Washington who rode a pale horse, is the 4th Christian superpower to rule the earth.
#117. To: paraclete (#114)
Your weapons bring hell and death and they don't discrimate, The US isn't interested in Jesus, it is interested in furthering the works of satan, pleasing only itsself. In case you haven't noticed capitalism is the antithesis of kingdom thinking
#118. To: interpreter, Fred Mertz (#106)
I predict that Islam will likewise be defeated and very soon --when Trump is elected president, and also 23 strong leaders in Europe are elected to replace the Muslim-lovers now in power.
#119. To: Fred Mertz, interpreter (#118)
#120. To: goldilucky (#116)
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Long before Washington and his cronies made America into a united corporation, the name America was founded by Amerigo Vespucci
#121. To: interpreter (#120)
All of the founding fathers of our nation were Episcopalians, and the only nations allowed by God to rule the earth are the nations founded by a Church descended from St. Peter.
#122. To: Fred Mertz (#118)
I predict that Islam will likewise be defeated and very soon --when Trump is elected president, and also 23 strong leaders in Europe are elected to replace the Muslim-lovers now in power.
#123. To: buckeroo (#121)
All of the founding fathers of our nation were Episcopalians, and the only nations allowed by God to rule the earth are the nations founded by a Church descended from St. Peter.
#124. To: interpreter (#123)
You cannot point to one thing I've said that isn't true.
#125. To: interpreter (#123)
#126. To: interpreter (#123)
Have you ever read a world history book? Evidently not, or you would know that I am 100% right as I always am. You cannot point to one thing I've said that isn't true.
#127. To: paraclete (#126)
I know one thing for sure you have not read any authorative text on world history or biblical intrepretation
#128. To: interpreter (#127)
#129. To: interpreter (#112)
And the Bible signifies that a coalition of 24 Christian nations will soon defeat the latest face of the 7th head of Satan (ISIS)
#130. To: interpreter (#127)
I have read many world history books and they all say Jesus returned in 312AD,
#131. To: interpreter (#127)
I have read many world history books and they all say Jesus returned in 312AD, on Oct. 27th
#132. To: Vicomte13 (#131)
#133. To: Fred Mertz (#132)
#134. To: Vicomte13 (#133)
#135. To: Fred Mertz (#134)
#136. To: Vicomte13 (#135)
The demon that had me in a mind-lock was gone.
#137. To: buckeroo (#136)
That's just your opinion.
#138. To: Vicomte13 (#137)
#139. To: goldilucky (#116)
Washington and his cronies
#140. To: buckeroo (#138)
You could just be ... the complete embodiment of pure evil. Evil looks at itself, never recoginising what it is.
#141. To: paraclete (#128)
What a load of rubbish, cite for me where it says that in the Book of Common Prayer
#142. To: calcon (#139)
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#143. To: interpreter (#120)
#144. To: A K A Stone (#129)
What chapter and verse is that foretold in.
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