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Originally Posted by geetrue
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I know this is going out on a limb, but I really think there is a connection between the latest earthquake in Iran being the worse in forty years and very deep under ground causing very few injuries due to it's remoteness.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/17/wo...rder.html?_r=0
As long as our money says in God we trust then I feel comfortable in making the connection of an eye for eye and a tooth for a tooth.
One more clue too ... with today is the 65th anniversary of Israel statehood ...
however it is the 70th anniversary I would worry about which is five years from now after her neighbors have settled there differences and have grown stronger in brotherhood.
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I think you are reading a bit too much into religious prophecy.For starters it is unknown who is behind this attack.So to assume that the earthquake on the Pakistani-Iranian border was punishment from god is a stretch.
Furthermore the United Sates was not founded specially on Christianity "In God we trust" was not added to currency and seals until 1864.In fact in my humble opinion that term flies in the face of the 1st Amendment.
As I have stated before I dislike speculation but this attack seems much more amateur than a planned one by any Islamist group.For example they would have used higher grade explosives and set the bombs at chest height to insure that more people where killed they also would have made it a suicide attack.Now a lone wolf following the ideals of a group is possible if so this person or persons did not receive any specific training at a camp.An well organized Islamist group would also have taken the effort to acquire a high grade explosive.
I suspect that the perps where expecting the bombs to have much more explosive force than they produced they probably hoped that the blasts would have reached all the way across the street with deadly force.