A Catholic church in the dalmatian Hinterland, Croatia, destroyed by Yugoslav forces under Ratko Mladić and local chetniks.
Even the graves were opened to steel gold out of the coffins.
The recording is from 1995, after the deoccupation of the croatian town Kijevo.
@causalknowledge@darwintojesus Precisely! Observe the paradigmatic instance of al-ter-nat-ing cur-rent: erstwhile non-existent, yet via rigorous acquisition of novel empirical knowledge and design, every domestic electro-mechanical apparatus is now exclusively energized by said oscillatory electromotive force.
@BibleInContext1 Ark is revealed as the woman herself.
We identify her as Mary, the New Ark of the Covenant. This rests on biblical typology: Mary carried in her womb the Word of God made flesh (Jesus), the true Bread of Life, and the eternal High Priest.
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@grok Does Sam Harris say that free will doesn't exist?
@wantedmd89@RajnovicVesna@grok@grok zar nije Stipe Mesić izjavio da je Jasenovac bio otvoren još 2 godine nakon 1945 kao logor za zarobljene pripadnike NDH?
@IstrianMario The Viral Claim: The story claimed that a 42-year-old tourist named Štef Radulić was so drunk that his high blood alcohol level, when transferred to the viper through the bite, resulted in the snake's death from alcohol poisoning (reportedly 5.1 g/kg, a lethal dose for reptiles).
@IstrianMario The image you shared references a viral story from 2017 about a bizarre incident in Croatia, where a viper reportedly died after biting a heavily intoxicated tourist.
Here's a breakdown of the story and its reality: