Musibike,
I have spent the last 2 hours reading this entire thread from start to finsh, And please understand I mean no harm in saying this but You sound like chicken little in "The sky is falling" I believe we all are intitled to our opinions, However You sound like a dooms dayer, And it sounds like you are praying everyday for WW3....If you know whats good for you and your family You might think about praying That it don't happen....As IMO A war right now could be horrifing For Us...Go back and read what you have typed in the last year....80% of this thread is just you and You keep saying You have a feeling We are going to war in a few weeks, And this goes clear back to early last year, I have a feeling that your feelings ....have all been Wrong so far!!.....As I said please do not think I am trying to pick a tick with you As I am not. But I have to wonder where you are getting your intelligence from,..Surely You do not believe everything you watch on CNN...because it changes from day to day...Sounds like you are pretty hung up on Hal lindsey.....And there is nothing wrong with that however So far your feelings about when we are going to war have been wrong. You might want to think on that and maybe look at this subject from another angle....Just my opinion....everybody seems to have one and thats mine......again I want to express No pun intended.....It is very hard to type things as you want them to sound.
DEBKAfile's military sources confirm that the Army of Islam, the Palestinian al Qaeda cell in Gaza tried to assassinate former US president Jimmy Carter by planting a 200-kilo bomb in the path of his exit through the Erez crossing after he held sympathetic talks with its Hamas rulers. The Israeli military watched the huge device from across the border. Carter had a lucky escape; the bomb would have been lethal had it exploded.
The UN security guards escorting Carter must have been forewarned and his life saved. Hamas sappers defused the device but later denied it was there.
Nevertheless, some reports say Carter promises to urge President Barack Obama to remove the Palestinian extremist organization from the US list of designated terrorists.
Our sources note that US citizens are forbidden to enter the Gaza Strip and West Bank for fear Hamas or other Palestinian groups, including those linked to al Qaeda, will take them hostage. Carter got around the ban by entering with UN escort.
The same al Qaeda cell took part in the Hamas cross-border attack from Gaza to kidnap Israel soldiers a week ago and Hamas' Gilead Shalit's abduction three years ago.
Palestinian Authority security officials were not available to secure Carter's visit to Gaza because of their feud. In the last two years, the US has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in building and training a 1,500-strong PA special force for guarding Chairman Mahmoud Abbas and his West Bank government.
In Gaza City, Carter told his extremist hosts he feels personally responsible for the fact that Israel used US-made weapons to fight Hamas in Gaza in January. Israel launched its offensive to stop the hail of Hamas rockets assaulting Israel towns and villages four years after its forces handed the Gaza Strip over to Palestinian rule. Carter "held back tears" at the sight of living conditions there for which he held Israel wholly responsible.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at Tuesday's meeting of the leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member-nations in Yekaterinburg, June 16, 2009.
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls for the creation of a new world order in dealing with the many challenges arising in the international political arena.
"What we need now is a dramatic change in world political thought," said President Ahmadinejad in a Tuesday address to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Moscow.
"Western-style capitalism is falling apart, marking the end of the age of Imperialism," he added.
Ahmadinejad said the new world order should be less US-centric. "Washington's many political and economic woes show that its judgment can no longer be trusted," he explained.
Iran's Friday election saw Ahmadinejad win 24.5 million of the votes -- nearly 62 percent.
Ahmadinejad's main rival, Mir-Hossein Moussavi, came second with 13.2 million votes, followed by Mohsen Rezaei with more than 630 thousand votes and Mehdi Karroubi with 320 thousand votes.
On this week's edition of "The Hal Lindsey Report," I'm going to take a close look at two stories. First, the election in Iran. Unfortunately, the scheduling requirements of our production cycle do not allow me to report the absolute, latest-breaking facts and figures. That's why I've chosen to share with you some background information and perspective about the situation in Iran and the candidates involved in the controversy.
As a side note, it strikes me as particularly dramatic that the hundreds of thousands of Iranians who have taken to the streets to protest this fraudulent election are risking their lives in a desperate attempt to change their prospects for the future. The fact that the candidate they're supporting is cut from the same cloth as the current president only highlights the hopelessness of their lives. The Muslim Mullahs are the real power in Iran. Everyone knows that. Yet these Iranians are so desperate for freedom and self-determination they will risk everything for even the slightest possibility of effecting real change.
Some observers have noted that many of the protest signs are written in English and the crowds are chanting slogans in English. They believe that they're trying to attract the attention of America and the West. It only proves to me that no matter how apologetic President Obama is about our nation's history, America is still viewed by the oppressed of the world as their last, best hope.
Also, I'll review Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's recent policy speech on the "two-state solution." His Sunday evening address was a masterpiece of diplomatic statecraft. He did as President Obama is pressuring him to do. For the first time, he publicly declared his support for an eventual Palestinian state. However, he was boldly realistic about the requirements that must be fulfilled for that state to become a reality. In the eyes of the Israeli citizens, he hit a home run. In the eyes of the Arab world, Netanyahu is now ranked somewhere just below pond scum! I could name some other world leaders who could learn a lesson or two from Mr. Netanyahu!
Finally, this week I am going to take just a few minutes to answer a viewer's e-mail. She wrote that after last week's program, she fell to her knees and was literally sick to her stomach. Not because she didn't believe what she heard, but because she did. She asked me point-blank how a Christian should respond to the overwhelming events we're witnessing everyday -- events that are predicted by the Bible prophets to occur before Christ's return (which we eagerly and joyfully anticipate), but which are, nonetheless, painful and frightening to observe. I'm going to share a few thoughts and, hopefully, some helpful advice on that subject.
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Finally, this week I am going to take just a few minutes to answer a viewer's e-mail. She wrote that after last week's program, she fell to her knees and was literally sick to her stomach. Not because she didn't believe what she heard, but because she did. She asked me point-blank how a Christian should respond to the overwhelming events we're witnessing everyday -- events that are predicted by the Bible prophets to occur before Christ's return (which we eagerly and joyfully anticipate), but which are, nonetheless, painful and frightening to observe. I'm going to share a few thoughts and, hopefully, some helpful advice on that subject.
almost on the lines of the notradamus predictions!!!
scares me!!
when the omighty bunghole puts on a blue turban -were f@cked!!!!
i was almost sure it was blue
hmm id have to find my book of the nostradamus predictions
a lot of them actualy happened -almost to the name!
a good read!
yes we are seeing more turbans
if our gooberment keeps up we might be wearing them!!
Strategic Affairs Minister Moshe Ya'alon said Saturday he believes the ongoing demonstrations in Iran over last week's disputed election result will eventually lead to a revolution, Army Radio reported.
"[Opposition leader] Mousavi and his wife have brought a new spirit of openness and freedom," Ya'alon was quoted as saying during a speech in Modi'in.
"It is impossible to hide this energy - and therefore there will eventually be a revolution in Iran. Seventy percent of Iranians oppose the regime of the ayatollahs. I said that when I was the head of Military Intelligence, and I am saying it again now."
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