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  • End-Time Prophecy Of Zechariah And The Neutron Bomb

    10/13/2008 6:28:08 PM PDT · by mbeeber · 71 replies · 1,592+ views
    Messianic Literary Corner ^ | 10/13/08 | Marshall Beeber
    End-Time Prophecy Of Zechariah And The Neutron Bomb An Introduction "The Prophetic Visions of Zechariah" provides a glimpse "above history and time", peering into Israel's immediate and far distant future. Zechariah, like Jeremiah and Ezekiel was a priest as well as a prophet.  His prophetic writings focus primarily upon the restoration of the second temple in Jerusalem after the 70 year Babylonian captivity, but also foretells the coming of the Messiah to suffer an atoning death and later to reign as King over all the Earth. On the 24th day of the 11th month (Shebat), in the second year...
  • Aaron Katz, Advocate for Rosenbergs, Dies at 92

    10/06/2008 1:56:56 PM PDT · by Borges · 17 replies · 644+ views
    NYT ^ | 10/08/08 | DENNIS HEVESI
    Aaron Katz, who for more than 50 years relentlessly and publicly sought the exoneration of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the central figures in the nation’s most controversial spying case, died on Sept. 28 in Venice, Fla. He was 92 and lived in North Port, Fla. The death was confirmed by his wife, Cynthia. Mr. Katz was director of the National Committee to Reopen the Rosenberg Case for 42 years, repeatedly leading demonstrations outside the federal courthouse on Foley Square in Manhattan on the anniversary of the couple’s execution in Sing Sing’s electric chair on June 19, 1953. They had been...
  • Keep North Korea on the Terrorism List

    06/30/2008 7:55:05 AM PDT · by cassy.kane · 21 replies · 111+ views
    Human Events ^ | 06/30/2008 | Robert Maginnis
    President Bush is fond of comparing himself to Ronald Reagan but his nuclear deal with North Korea is more like something out of Jimmy Carter’s playbook. The deal relies on trusting the notoriously unreliable North Koreans who get economic goodies while the US pretends the former member of the “axis of evil” is no longer a terror sponsor. Until 2006, President Bush was tough -- as President Reagan had been -- refusing to negotiate with North Korea until the regime agreed to take concrete steps to dismantle its nuclear programs. He rightly accused Pyongyang of violating a previous diplomatic accord...
  • U.S. to Take North Korea Off Terror List

    06/26/2008 7:11:52 AM PDT · by dead · 53 replies · 237+ views
    New York Times ^ | June 27, 2008 | NORIMITSU ONISHI and EDWARD WONG
    TOKYO — North Korea took a step on Thursday toward reintegration into the world community and rapprochement with the United States by submitting for outside inspection a long-delayed declaration of its nuclear program. The 60-page declaration from North Korea, one of the world’s most isolated and impoverished nations, was expected to describe in previously undisclosed detail its capabilities in nuclear power and nuclear weapons — meeting a major demand of the United States and other countries that consider the North a dangerous source of instability. “This can be a moment of opportunity for North Korea,” said President Bush, announcing the...
  • THE DARK AGES CAN BE FUN by John W. Cassell

    06/19/2008 4:32:38 AM PDT · by johnwcassell · 4 replies · 157+ views
    Amazon-Connect Blog of john W. Cassell ^ | 19 June 2008 | John W. Cassell
    "Always look on the bright side," my dear Irish grandma used to tell me. Well forty years later I finally gave it a try...and she was right! **************** For awhile there we had the dumbest three people ever running for president. We're down to two as one of the two dumbest got axed. Small comfort though. There was a time when nitwits as candidates meant they were being controlled by unseen forces. I only WISH that were true now. Unseen forces were at least smart enough to remain in the background...content to get results. Usually they were men used to...
  • Blix Says Nuclear Threat Remains

    08/06/2007 12:02:21 PM PDT · by WesternCulture · 18 replies · 798+ views
    www.sr.se ^ | 08/06/2007 | www.sr.se
    On the 62nd annivesary of the United States using the atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, Swedish diplomat Hans Blix, chairman of the Commission on Weapons of Mass Destruction, told Swedish Radio News he believes there is a continued threat that nuclear weapons might be used. Blix says the US, along with Britain, China and Russia, are all developing new nuclear weapons. However Blix also points out that the Unites States is showing a tendency towards diplomatic solutions, citing the American government’s willingness to cooperate more with the United Nations regarding North Korea.
  • Assessing the need for assymetric 'deterrence' (Destroying Mecca, Medina & Qom if U.S. attacked)

    07/26/2007 4:32:42 AM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 50 replies · 2,289+ views
    Townhall ^ | July 26, 2007 | Stephen Carter
    It's clearly necessary to begin thinking about what form deterrence will take against future terrorist attacks on the U.S. At least 5 such attacks have been prevented at the operational stage by Bush administration policies over the last six years. What is needed is more serious consideration of the value of policies that deter such attacks. This is likely to become a more pressing concern, as America's ability to interrupt such attacks, if a Democrat becomes President, will be severely eroded. The Democrats are profoundly indifferent to national security, and have even managed to convince themselves that terrorism is some...
  • The One-Day War That Changed the World

    06/29/2007 6:50:08 PM PDT · by rmlew · 25 replies · 1,508+ views
    National Review ^ | June 29, 2007 | John O'Sullivan
    In the stable and prosperous bi-polar world of 2030 in which we live today, it is hard to recall how close the multi-polar world of 2020 came to limited nuclear war and even to wholesale Armageddon. Still harder to grasp is how remote from the 2020 conflicts were their cause — and how beneficial that cause seemed when it occurred in 2015. But the discovery of a vast oil field in northern Canada that year set in motion a series of events that eventually led to . . . well, let’s trace its extraordinary impact. Canada was already an energy...
  • Jihadis Post Scenario for the Defeat of the United States (Threat of terror attack not overblown)

    05/31/2007 10:08:11 PM PDT · by garjog · 56 replies · 1,671+ views
    The Jamestown Foundation ^ | May 22, 2007 | Abdul Hameed Bakier, Erich Marquardt
    On May 14, jihadi forum users Abu Kandahar and Roslan al-Shami posted a five-point scenario for the collapse of the United States and the rise of the Islamic ummah, entitled, "The Next Strikes in the Heart of America, When and How." The first stage in the scenario involves multiple terrorist attacks on three major U.S. cities, preferably with nuclear weapons, using an unspecified number of trucks. While [New York, Miami, LA] are the three primary cities for attack, the writers of the document suggest that if the mujahideen wish to expedite the collapse of the United States, they should also...
  • Iran: The Threat of a Nuclear War

    04/13/2007 1:03:13 AM PDT · by Fennie · 9 replies · 804+ views
    Strategic Culture Foundation ^ | April 9, 2007 | General Leonid Ivashov
    The United States and its allies started the psychological preparation of world public opinion for the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons to resolve "the Iranian problem". The US propaganda machine is working hard to create the impression that a "surgically precise" use of the nuclear weapon with only limited consequences is possible. However, this has been known to be untrue since the 1945 US nuclear strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The operation's objective declared by the US - destroying some 1.500 targets on the territory of Iran - can only if tactical nuclear munitions are used...
  • 'Nuclear Winter' May Kill More Than A Nuclear War

    03/01/2007 5:22:58 PM PST · by blam · 77 replies · 1,371+ views
    'Nuclear winter' may kill more than a nuclear war 19:00 01 March 2007 NewScientist.com news service Debora MacKenzie A regional exchange of relatively small nuclear weapons could plunge the world into a decade-long "nuclear winter", destroying agriculture and killing millions, according to a new study. Weapons experts to consider that small-scale nuclear exchanges are now more likely than the massive US-Soviet exchanges feared during the Cold War. In the 1980s, scientists calculated that such exchanges would put enough smoke into the atmosphere to shade the Earth from the Sun, causing a nuclear winter. Now scientists have re-calculated the likelihood of...
  • Time to Hold Iran Accountable

    02/26/2007 2:19:08 PM PST · by ShelbytheIntern · 31 replies · 541+ views
    NewsMax Media ^ | 2/27/07 | Kenneth R. Timmerman
    <p>"Voices are being raised from all sides of the U.S. political spectrum that we should swallow our pride and negotiate with Tehran's leaders if we want to avoid war. They call it, "a grand bargain." The United States should accept Iranian offers to negotiate "all outstanding issues" generated by the regime's bad behavior. In exchange, we should provide "security guarantees" that include a steadfast promise to abandon all efforts to help the people of Iran to achieve their freedom."</p>
  • What happens when two nations battle with nukes?

    12/13/2006 12:30:07 AM PST · by neverdem · 108 replies · 2,455+ views
    news@nature.com ^ | 12 December 2006 | Rex Dalton
    Close window Published online: 12 December 2006; | doi:10.1038/news061211-5 What happens when two nations battle with nukes?A regional nuclear war would have long-lasting effects on the planet. Rex Dalton 100 Hiroshima-sized bombs would have an unprecedented effect on global climate.Punchstock More than 20 years ago, it was theorized that "a nuclear winter" would occur in the event of a superpower war using nuclear weapons. Now new computers, better climate-modeling techniques, and comparisons to natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions, shows that even a regional conflict would throw the planet into turmoil. Global climate and the environment would be drastically...
  • Government Scoops NY Times

    11/04/2006 7:35:46 AM PST · by charbookguy · 2 replies · 307+ views
    New Wars ^ | Mike Burleson
    The Federal Government reveals classified nuclear materiel before the New York Times, and boy are they steaming: "Last March, the federal government set up a Web site to make public a vast archive of Iraqi documents captured during the war. The Bush administration did so under pressure from Congressional Republicans who had said they hoped to "leverage the Internet" to find new evidence of the prewar dangers posed by Saddam Hussein... Among the dozens of documents in English were Iraqi reports written in the 1990s and in 2002 for United Nations inspectors in charge of making sure Iraq had abandoned...
  • NYT: Saddam Was a Year Away From Atomic Bomb

    11/03/2006 6:22:46 AM PST · by Halfmanhalfamazing · 37 replies · 2,259+ views
    newsbusters/NY Times ^ | November 3, 2006 | Al Brown
    Deep within the article is this astonishing paragraph [emphasis added]: Among the dozens of documents in English were Iraqi reports written in the 1990’s and in 2002 for United Nations inspectors in charge of making sure Iraq abandoned its unconventional arms programs after the Persian Gulf war. *****Experts say that at the time, Mr. Hussein’s scientists were on the verge of building an atom bomb, as little as a year away.*****
  • Apocalypse Now. The enduring significance of A Canticle for Leibowitz.

    10/10/2006 7:37:52 AM PDT · by .cnI redruM · 90 replies · 1,364+ views
    NRO ^ | October 10, 2006 6:02 AM | By Thomas Hibbs
    “When one age dies, its symbols lose their referents and become incomprehensible,” Walker Percy once wrote in an essay on A Canticle for Leibowitz, Walter Miller’s 1959 apocalyptic novel about life after the Flame Deluge. Percy found the novel at once so pregnant with meaning and so idiosyncratic that he resisted recommending it the way one can recommend a good read. Yet, at a time when we are inundated with ideologically charged and artistically mediocre end-times stories — the latest entry is the CBS TV series Jericho — it is perhaps time to recommend Canticle, a novel that serves to...
  • Nuclear War Starts Today According To House of Yahweh Leader

    09/12/2006 1:06:08 PM PDT · by sully777 · 74 replies · 1,081+ views
    Youtube.com ^ | September 12, 2006 | Sully777
    According to a self-appointed prophet in the holy city of Abilene, Texas, the Great Tribulation begins today. Sorry folks but nuclear war will start today according to Buffalo Bill Hawkins and his devoted followers--all surnamed Hawkins--at the House of Yahweh. Apparently God (excuse me Yahweh and Yeshua) agree with Osama Bin Laden and Iran's President. And though the USA may try as it might to be the shining light upon the hill, the best nation on earth due to its constitutional freedoms, it's too little too late! God is really angry with us, and HE means to prove it this...
  • Iran's response handed to P5+1 ambassadors

    08/22/2006 7:59:49 AM PDT · by jankp · 26 replies · 1,185+ views
    IRNA ^ | 8-22-06
    Iran on Tuesday responded to the P5+1 package of incentives concerning its peaceful nuclear program. Top nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani delivered Tehran's answer to representatives of the P5+1 Group, i.e. ambassadors of Germany, Russia, France, UK, and China as well as Swiss ambassador as caretaker of the US interests in Iran.
  • Nuclear war starting in 10 days?

    08/17/2006 9:36:57 PM PDT · by Centurion2000 · 216 replies · 6,989+ views
    Pravda.Ru ^ | 8/11/2006 | Source: Moskovskii Komsomolets
    Nuclear war starting in 10 days? Such was the conclusion reached in the U.S. Russian generals and political scientists disagree only about its exact starting date. Our world is on the brink of another world war. It will originate August 22nd in the Middle East. The prediction was presented not by Vagna or Nostradamus but by an American political scientist Bernard Lewis in the acclaimed publication of Wall Street Journal. He is a man with close ties to the Bush administration as well as to the non-conservatives pushing for the radical solution of the “Iranian Threat.” Lewis believes it will...
  • "Jericho", new Fall show on See-BS (poss. VANITY)

    07/20/2006 6:48:17 AM PDT · by hoagy62 · 100 replies · 2,646+ views
    CBS.com | 7-20-06 | Hoagy62
    Okay...I know none of you would want to watch See-BS because of their traitorous, lying 'news' division. However, I was surfing around last night and found out about a show on their Fall lineup, "Jericho". The premise focuses around the fictional town of Jericho, Kansas. It's a typical small town in mid-America. The opening introduces us to some of the main characters, no biggie. Then , the big twist comes in: A nuclear mushroom cloud is sighted on the horizon in the direction of Denver. Power, lights, phone, TV, radio from the outside...all go dead. Later, it's found out that...