http://nostradamus-america.atspace.com/
PZ, I thought the Morris Police Department was going to save you from
the wrath of God...
WRONG
How christian of you
> http://nostradamus-america.atspace.com/
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> PZ, I thought the Morris Police Department was going to save you
Save who?
> from
> the wrath of God...
What god?
Yeup .. it should say that there is DEFINITELY no god
Indeed. Christ loved us all, but Ghandi preached nonviolence.
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> > PZ, I thought the Morris Police Department was going to save you
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> Save who?
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PZ Meyers, famed biologist, and all around decent guy. His blog is
here: http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/
This is one of the big mýths of faketh. Krist did not love all, but
his own kind. He had no clue about countries well outside
Mediterreanea-Levant, and nor did the Gods behind him. Look up
"hate", "sword", "cut", and "worm" in the NT. Also see how he spoke
to other faiths: http://twitter.com/alysdexia/status/3342545676.
(Ugh, shuts bloated addl-babbl)
Nostradamus could not read very far. The antikrist (one, not three)
must be J·s'ŕà-elij; he cannot be European or American stock. Ma[ ]bus
[e] is literally Francish for "my buzzard": http://atilf.atilf.fr.
But there are Latin undertones: ma buste < mea bustum, where bustum <
combustus < urere. Fire + buzzard = Firebird or Ppoinics. Then again
I saw another Latin pun: http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/cbbfe096cddcd358.
Michel was often not antedictive, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hister,
or was serendipitose off about his antikrists: There're the Napoli-
Italian and Pau Nay Loron links, but Napoleonic wars were not "more
fire than blood". Sure, there were firearms, but bullets would yield
wounds. And neither Napoleon nor Hitler cliped (claimd) to be Krist
or God, which is what Apocalýpsis/Revelation bade for.
I'll tweet my rebuttals of Nostradamus and Fatimá in a bit.
-Aut
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/d8de42be90813751
and it's Gandhi (Gàànddii)
mea busta I mean, plural of meum bustum