LOOK FOR A MAJOR NATURAL DIASATER SOMEWHERE IN THE WORLD IF THE UN PASSES RESOLUTION TO RECOGINIZE PALESTINIAN STATE WIITHIN ISRAEL

Of course it will - those Israelis aren't fucking around

you may be right OP.

It would be fitting.

yes

true that


bump

Yes no joke

And, if it happens in the next 48 months, rather than the next 48 hours, you'll just say you got the math wrong.

Last Edited by phoomp on 11/28/2012 10:46 PM

i will be funny as not one of the countries surrounding israel recognise it as a legitamate state.

not even egypt.

Israel will fall.

why is that? sorry im slow...

it's a prediction.... if I'm wrong then I'm wrong

Wrong......if it doesn't happen then my prediction is wrong

Since it is the secular Zionists who are backing the division of the Holy Land, why wouldn't the disaster happen in Tel Aviv?

storm hits california around the time of the vote tomorrow

OP please give everyone examples in the past such as Katrina and the tornados that hit Joplin and the earthquake in Jspan do people understand your prediction. Then you will have a 5 star and pin

I added a link to my first post ...thanks for the suggestion

Also, please define "major disaster". We don't want to hear "ant hill devastated by over-turned pool".

It's not going to happen.

USA, UK and GERMANY will abstain - probably more.

"Somewhere in the world" is conveniently vague. I hope you expect any natural disaster in retaliation for voting to recognize Palestine would be directed at those countries that voted in favour of the action, and would happen regardless of whether or not the resolution passes.

Also, since you will also be using any such action as proof of God, I hope you are also prepared to accept a lack of action as proof that either God supports a Palestinian state or that there is NO god.

Last Edited by phoomp on 11/29/2012 01:34 PM

Amen - I don't think I could bear this a second time

I have my screen split between watching this moment in history and tracking the storm heading for San Francisco.

I knew there was a UN/San Francisco connection, just found it:

The United Nations’ Founders

Forty-five years ago, while the fires of an epic war still raged across two oceans and two continents, a small group of men and women began a search for hope amid the ruins. They gathered in San Francisco, stepping back from the haze and horror, to try to shape a new structure that might support an ancient dream.
- George Bush October 1, 1990

Interpreting Bush’s concept of New World Order begins with identifying the “UN’s founders.”

Who were these men and women “gathered in San Francisco?”

Before pursuing that question, though, it is interesting to note that Bush was not basing his “big idea” on the founding fathers of this great nation, but on a less infamous group of UN founders. In fact, our nation’s founding fathers may not have been enamored with the whole concept of a United Nations.

For instance, George Washington commented in his farewell address that, “the great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations, but to have with them as little political connection as possible.”

San Francisco Conference

The United Nations charter was established at the San Francisco Conference in June, 1945. By analyzing the events leading up to the conference and identifying some of the key players, it may be possible to pinpoint Bush’s “UN founders.”

The War and Peace Studies of World War II provided the backdrop for the development of the United Nations. After 1942, all study groups of the War and Peace Studies shifted focus from the war effort to developing the structure and responsibilities of the future United Nations organization.

In fact, “quite a few members of the War and Peace Studies groups, after leaving the program, participated in the preparatory conference at Dumbarton Oaks or served in advisory positions at the organizing conference of the United Nations in San Francisco in June 1945. Some of them actually attained positions of considerable influence.”

[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]

Last Edited by tarfonwxx on 11/29/2012 04:19 PM

You could probably find a connection to almost any place, if you want to badly enough.

Has there been a major natural disaster yet?

Still waiting. I guess it's safe to say either that God supports a state of Palestine, or that there is no god.