The war in Iraq is not lost. It is the beginning of WW III, also called the Battle of Ar Mageddon, which begins where the Euprates recently dried up (in Iraq). The war against the demon-posessed "kings" of the east is eventually won by Israel and her western allies, the chief one being the US.
Islamic terrorists are the 7th head of the beast, which is said to trample the Holy Spot for 1260 years. Thank God the time is about up!
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If the Euphraties had dried up, you'd think it would be big news. Yet the major networks are totally silent. I suppose they're just run by the Antichrist, eh? And if I went to Iraq and dipped my toe in the Euphraties, the water's just an illusion of the False Prophet, right?
Euphrates has never dried up, it´s still a pivotal resource for the place, so, it´s high time to pop up the question, WTF?
Brian X asks:
Jesus Christ, what the fuck did they put in you holy water? And yes, I'm swearing ON PURPOSE, fucktard!
IIRC, Emperor Vespasian (with a little help from his friends, some three entire legions, under the command of his son Titus) burned down the Temple of Herod some 1940 years ago, give or take. So the "ruin and desolation" has been with us for more than your "biblical" 1260 years (shouldn't it be days, by the way?). As for beasts trampling the Holy Land - WTF? Who is it, specifically? Arabs? Seljuk Turks? Crusaders? Ottoman Turks? Palestinians? If they have been there for 1260 now, that would mean you're refering to 1st Arab invasion, back in the days of the Caliphate. But then there was this intermezzo called Crusades, during which the Dome on the Rock was A CHURCH! Of course since Franks were gentiles (and quite anti-semitic, to boot!) that brief period might have ammounted to trampling anyway. But then if Islam is the 7th head, then what are the other heads, exactly? Because I recall reading that the beast itself is the OWG, derived from UN (wish it were that!), its heads being an allusion to new, governing body of said UN.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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