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http://www.biblemysteries.com/library/saddam.htm

So, this is where Saddam got his odd ideas?

AND now that we can look back to this man's research, we might need tp check out the history of where and how Nebuchadnezzar kept his army tools. How he defeated so many nations. (See Kings, and psalms and Exodus....)
And how he was a great and evil conqueror in his times.

http://www.nisbett.com/people/bp-nebuchadnezzar.htm

Ok, now if we were to study this king of the past, perhaps more clues would be shed as to how and where Saddam may be storing his weapons.

Now I watched this documentary on a video, and if the archeologist is correct, or perhaps I am erred, but if this is the same king, whom took the Ark of the Covenant, then he buried his goods, OUTSIDE his city under a TEMPLE.

Things that make you go, hmmm.

"Even though is difficult, I can still dream."

As you seem to be a history buff, perhaps you can give the early history of the Roman Catholic Church?

"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."

I'm sure our government has already thought of this and checked out all his temples/palaces. As I recall pictures of soldiers inside his palaces. We have a great deal of modern equipment that can snoop this stuff out and with free reign around the country side, I'm sure we have. Finding WMD is very important in legalizing the war effort.

There were WMD, no doubt about that. I think, like the British have declared, they were destroyed before the war ever began in hopes of preventing a war by high ranking officials who only pretended to be loyal, knowing that Saddam was on his way out.

"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

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World History
Perspectives of the Past
Chapter 7 Section 3

Christianity spreads through the Empire

By the time of Augustus, Rome’s traditional gods – Jupiter, Juno, Mars, etc. -- had no strong emotional or intellectual appeal to most Romans. Nether the less, these gods were still important as symbols of loyalty to the Roman State.

Rome struggled with Judaism & Christianity

As monotheistic religions, both Christianity & Judaism posed a problem for the Roman Empire. Good Roman citizens were expected to worship the emperor as a god. Neither the Jew nor the Christian was willing to do so.

War against the Jews

The Romans went far in order to keep peace with the Jews. The Roman government promised Jews freedom of worship and excused them from worshiping the emperor.

Persecution of Christians

When Christians refused to worship the emperor as god, Rome struck at them as rebels. With Marcus Aurelius’s approval, many Christians were brought before Roman magistrates for trial.
Those who gave up their religion & accepted the Roman gods were set free without punishment.
Those who held to their faith were tortured & executed in the arena.

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There were WMD, no doubt about that. I think, like the British have declared, they were destroyed before the war ever began in hopes of preventing a war

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By the way, fogged photographic plates were the clue to finding out it was radioactive substance.

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If Jesus is God then does not that discredit His Witness of God?

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"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."
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Jesus is witness to Himself...and good show of knowledge, CT.

Also Timothy 2;13 shows where Jesus cannot deny His maker, because he cannot deny Himself.

"Life is full of lemons, and the lemonade is sweet."

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Hello.

"Life is full of lemons, and the lemonade is sweet."

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Ya right, like they can tell if you ever took drugs by chemical analysis? They can even tell what kind & how long ago. So they say?
Anyway the bad thing about radioactive material is (besides being pure poison) that it is radioactive which means what ever it comes into contact with becomes radioactive.

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"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

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I told Mr. Bush not to do it, he didn't listen to me.

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2 Timothy 2:13 or 1Timothy 2:13?

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"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."

2 Timothy 2:13

"Life is full of lemons, and the lemonade is sweet."

I thought God destroyed Saddam and Gomorrah? As for the WMDs: Ari Fleischer "Disclosing our information and photos of the WMDs at this time would be inappropriate. That information will be revealed at the appropriate time."
And to quote that old song, "Domani never comes".

"Popular dissidents are merely pacifiers given to us by the Government to keep us in line and thinking someone is making a ruckuss."

God destroyed Sodom not Saddam. Good one though. So you still believe that there are WMD. Might be some, but I don't believe that the threat was great enough to warrant war.

"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."

Certainly when N. Korea was making no secret of their WMD ambitions and our unstable despotic ally Pakistan has nukes.

"Durch Nacht und Blut das Licht"

And India too. It is only fear of the Muslim that anyone would support a war in Iraq, not realizing that such a war only creates more to be afraid of. This train needs to come to a stop.

"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."