Where will the fish and beavers go?
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You are rancorous, and this has blinded you to seeing the obvious truth .. that the Quran is the miraculous God's word.
And God did not speak to anyone including me and your fathers, and He spoke to Moses but not face to face: God sent the voice which Moses heard coming from the tree of the olive on the Mount Hor or Al Tour in the wilderness of Siani.
Quran 42: 51, which means:
{It was not for any mortal that God should [directly] speak to him, unless [He might speak to him] by revelation, or from behind a veil, or He might send [an angel as] a messenger who would reveal by [God’s] leave what [revelation] He please; He is All-Exalted, Most Wise.}
http://quran-ayat.com/pret/42.htm#a42_51
quran-ayat.com/pret/42.htm#a42_51
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You cannot change the subject, Nassir.
Did god tell you to lie to the board here, after you got banned as EA Nassir? Does god speak to you regularly and tell you to come here and post your nonsense? We like to keep track of people like you. Do your Hamas friends help you? There are some watching now. Why do you murder innocent people, Nassir? Did god tell you to do that as well? Do you hear god telling you to do things for him?
Did god tell you to lie to the board here, after you got banned as EA Nassir? Does god speak to you regularly and tell you to come here and post your nonsense? We like to keep track of people like you. Do your Hamas friends help you? There are some watching now. Why do you murder innocent people, Nassir? Did god tell you to do that as well? Do you hear god telling you to do things for him?
the obvious truth? that there's a tea pot circling the moon and just out of our sight so that's why we can't see it, but if you believe hard enough...it can be true. and this tea pot will bring you ever lasting gold and happiness and all you have to do is drink the tea.
both the tea pot and the quran are the imaginings of man. Waste your only life as you see fit.
Where will the fish and beavers go?Canada has a bad weather .. profuse rain and floods.
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In addition, a nuclear emergency has been declared in Washington state neighboring Canada.
https://www.rt.com/usa/387760-hanford-tunnel-collapse-nuclear/
The fish and the beaver love all of the rain. They pray to Allah for rain.
You said you support Assad, Nassir. That means you support this. Why do Muslims to kill innocent children? God ordered this?
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Clicking on the link below will reveal some graphic images. You have been warned.
Gasping for life
Syria's merciless war on its own children
(CNN) - She stares off into the distance as she gasps for air, her tiny chest heaving desperately to take in more oxygen. Her eyes are wide and unflinching, her pupils constricted, the panic behind them clear.
The little girl looks confused: she doesn't understand why she is dying, why she is lying in the back of a truck with other small children, some foaming at the mouth, others motionless, the life already gone from them.
The ground all around her is strewn with bodies, some wracked with convulsions, thrashing around in the mud as rescue workers attempt in vain to hose off the chemical agent that has blanketed them.
Minutes earlier it had been a typically cool morning in northern Syria. The people of Khan Sheikhoun would have been eating their breakfast, getting ready for school, playing outside or still sleeping.
But shortly before 7:00 a.m. on the first Tuesday in April, witnesses say government jets bombed the town, the strikes releasing a poisonous gas that would kill 92 people in all.
Video footage of the aftermath of the attack, obtained by CNN, reveals the unsanitized view of what happened that day, and it is extremely difficult to watch.
Terms like "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity" are bandied about on an almost weekly basis when it comes to Syria, abstract concepts that are often weighed down with convoluted language related to the geopolitical machinations of the conflict.
Yet when you watch these children choking on what were likely their last breaths, you understand what evil is.
I have traveled to Syria roughly a dozen times since the civil war began in 2011, and every trip brings with it fresh images of death and destruction that leave an imprint on the brain. The petrifying thud of artillery landing late into the night. The sickening wake-up call of fighter jets wheeling overhead. The frantic search for survivors in the rubble. Women wailing over their dead brothers and husbands. The blank eyes of a young boy killed in the crossfire. The solemn march of a casket to the graveyard.
There is no mercy, no quick death, no dignity in those last moments. The victims lose control of their faculties, froth at the mouth, and writhe around on the ground as the life drains out of them.
This is not the first time that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has gassed its own people, or denied doing so. In 2013 a sarin attack left more than 1,400 dead, including more than 400 children, and a recent report by Human Rights Watch found that government forces have used nerve agents on at least four occasions in recent months.
But Assad didn't just deny the regime was behind the attack in Khan Sheikhoun. He denied that it happened at all, describing it as "100% a fabrication," as if anyone could fake the agonizing deaths captured in these images.
The rest here. Another warning: Graphic images.
Gasping for life: Syria's merciless war on children - CNN.com
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Clicking on the link below will reveal some graphic images. You have been warned.
Gasping for life
Syria's merciless war on its own children
(CNN) - She stares off into the distance as she gasps for air, her tiny chest heaving desperately to take in more oxygen. Her eyes are wide and unflinching, her pupils constricted, the panic behind them clear.
The little girl looks confused: she doesn't understand why she is dying, why she is lying in the back of a truck with other small children, some foaming at the mouth, others motionless, the life already gone from them.
The ground all around her is strewn with bodies, some wracked with convulsions, thrashing around in the mud as rescue workers attempt in vain to hose off the chemical agent that has blanketed them.
Minutes earlier it had been a typically cool morning in northern Syria. The people of Khan Sheikhoun would have been eating their breakfast, getting ready for school, playing outside or still sleeping.
But shortly before 7:00 a.m. on the first Tuesday in April, witnesses say government jets bombed the town, the strikes releasing a poisonous gas that would kill 92 people in all.
Video footage of the aftermath of the attack, obtained by CNN, reveals the unsanitized view of what happened that day, and it is extremely difficult to watch.
Terms like "war crimes" and "crimes against humanity" are bandied about on an almost weekly basis when it comes to Syria, abstract concepts that are often weighed down with convoluted language related to the geopolitical machinations of the conflict.
Yet when you watch these children choking on what were likely their last breaths, you understand what evil is.
I have traveled to Syria roughly a dozen times since the civil war began in 2011, and every trip brings with it fresh images of death and destruction that leave an imprint on the brain. The petrifying thud of artillery landing late into the night. The sickening wake-up call of fighter jets wheeling overhead. The frantic search for survivors in the rubble. Women wailing over their dead brothers and husbands. The blank eyes of a young boy killed in the crossfire. The solemn march of a casket to the graveyard.
There is no mercy, no quick death, no dignity in those last moments. The victims lose control of their faculties, froth at the mouth, and writhe around on the ground as the life drains out of them.
This is not the first time that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has gassed its own people, or denied doing so. In 2013 a sarin attack left more than 1,400 dead, including more than 400 children, and a recent report by Human Rights Watch found that government forces have used nerve agents on at least four occasions in recent months.
But Assad didn't just deny the regime was behind the attack in Khan Sheikhoun. He denied that it happened at all, describing it as "100% a fabrication," as if anyone could fake the agonizing deaths captured in these images.
The rest here. Another warning: Graphic images.
Gasping for life: Syria's merciless war on children - CNN.com
Why would any thinking person pray to gawd? After all if youn believe then the floods are gawd's will and what she thinks you need. Do you question the decisions of your gawd?
It's simply a result of building close to rivers, like every civilization has done. The land on either side of many rivers is a flood plain. Every once in a while there's a flood. It's kind of like living under a live volcano. It's a calculated risk that the river won't flood or the volcano won't erupt during one's lifetime and sometimes you lose.