How did St Paul's survive the Blitz?

[Rockstar]

Don't any of you read the paper? Everyone knows information was recently released. Ground-based installations used immense projectors to generate a deflector shield, like the one that protected the air base at Biggin Hill from arial bombardment. This shield worked in both directions, however, and must be lowered momentarily to allow the launching of fighter aircraft.

Leading up to the Battle of Briton, German paratroops trained to land beyond the shield perimeter, and march over land to destroy the generators powering the shield. Obviously this never happened.

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

Don't any of you read the paper? Everyone knows information was recently released. Ground-based installations used immense projectors to generate a deflector shield, like the one that protected the air base at Biggin Hill from arial bombardment. This shield worked in both directions, however, and must be lowered momentarily to allow the launching of fighter aircraft.

Leading up to the Battle of Briton, German paratroops trained to land beyond the shield perimeter, and march over land to destroy the generators powering the shield. Obviously this never happened.

[Gerald]

In the case of purely historical postings that interest seems to be cold as ice,

[Castout]

There was a women named Therese Neumann from German town of Konnersreuth. She was somekind of a saint and she opposed Hitler and Nazi.

The allied generals knew about her and ordered that her house be spared from bombing runs.

It still did catch a bomb but she was unharmed. She befriended US WWII general and had a cross put on top of a new church building by a loaned US military helicopter.

She also saved a few Catholic pastors from the hand of the Nazis.
She is also a stigmatist and she survived living without eating and drinking nothing but the blessed hosts for the rest of her life until she died. This is testified by people ordered from the Vatican to investigate her and actually lived with her to do that..

Look her up on the internet.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Castout

There was a women named Therese Neumann from German town of Konnersreuth. She was somekind of a saint and she opposed Hitler and Nazi.

The allied generals knew about her and ordered that her house be spared from bombing runs.

It still did catch a bomb but she was unharmed. She befriended US WWII general and had a cross put on top of a new church building by a loaned US military helicopter.

She also saved a few Catholic pastors from the hand of the Nazis.
She is also a stigmatist and she survived living without eating and drinking nothing but the blessed hosts for the rest of her life until she died. This is testified by people ordered from the Vatican to investigate her and actually lived with her to do that..

Look her up on the internet.

I will,thanks

[Castout]

Originally Posted by Vendor

I will,thanks

I have her video documentary. Real shot not recreated. I must say I'm impressed. There are some rather disturbing scenes though like when she cried blood from her eyes.

[Gerald]

I looked on the internet about her, and a fascinating story

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Castout

There was a women named Therese Neumann from German town of Konnersreuth. She was somekind of a saint and she opposed Hitler and Nazi.

The allied generals knew about her and ordered that her house be spared from bombing runs.

It still did catch a bomb but she was unharmed. She befriended US WWII general and had a cross put on top of a new church building by a loaned US military helicopter.

She also saved a few Catholic pastors from the hand of the Nazis.
She is also a stigmatist and she survived living without eating and drinking nothing but the blessed hosts for the rest of her life until she died. This is testified by people ordered from the Vatican to investigate her and actually lived with her to do that..

Look her up on the internet.

I remember reading about her year or so ago. There's quite a bit to it that would indicate "foul play". Especially on the subject of bleeding eyes and the stigmata stuff.

[Armistead]

Originally Posted by Dowly

I remember reading about her year or so ago. There's quite a bit to it that would indicate "foul play". Especially on the subject of bleeding eyes and the stigmata stuff.

To make Saints, you have to create miracles, I think 3....and the Catholic Church is good at creating both......keeps them rich.

[Dowly]

Originally Posted by Armistead

To make Saints, you have to create miracles, I think 3....and the Catholic Church is good at creating both......keeps them rich.

Hehe, aint that the truth.

Here's a good read on the case of Theresa Neumann:
http://www.josef-hanauer.de/swindle-...-contents.html

Only chapters 1-5 are translated, the whole book in german is available too:
http://www.josef-hanauer.de/schwi.html