Are you new to the topic of the Durupinar site? They haven’t found anything that hasn’t been known for decades. It’s all speculative. I am a Bible believer. I know the Ark came to rest somewhere in the Ararat mountain range like the Bible says. I doubt there are any remnants after all these millennia, though. What I don’t like is organizations like this distorting the facts so they can grift the people.
@RadioGenoa This is why self-defense laws are important and need to be clearly spelled out so everyone understands. In Idaho, if you feel threatened in your car, you can run the bastards over!
@NewsGBOfficial What is wrong with these people?! They are like a patient suffering from a Flesh-Eating Bacteria but instead of getting treatment, they celebrate the infection as their flesh is consumed. "Flesh-Eating Bacteria is welcome here!" Lord have mercy! GO HOME!
“At sacred Lourdes, Pope Leo confronts a new reminder of the church’s sins”
The Washington Post is doing what that paper often does: treat Catholic failure as a parable while conveniently looking the other way when it comes to the "Sins of the Mosque."
In this article, Washington Post highlights the sins of the Church, specifically the sins of a local priest/artist, Marko Rupnik, who has been accused of sexual, physical and psychological abuse.
I hate abuse of all kinds. Marko Rupnik, if guilty, should be dragged out into the street by his hair, beaten then thrown in a cell.
But, as usual, the Washington Post reporting is highly selective. When New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani attended Friday prayers at the Al-Khoei Islamic Center in Queens—a mosque whose imam prayed for the Mahdi to bring “the killing of the infidels by your sword"—there was no article in the Washington Post titled “Confronting the sins of Islam", which there are MANY!
Cowards!
@TheCriticalDri1 I will definitely need more data points, and those data points will need to be peer reviewed and double checked. This is the proper scientific approach. But I suspect the organization conducting this dig will not do this. There is something suspicious about them.
🚨THE NATION’S THIRD-LARGEST GROCERY CHAIN IS REMOVING TILLAMOOK PRODUCTS FROM ITS SHELVES!
🔗 https://t.co/urcsgK7VNU
“Kroger is an employee-owned company,” said Marketing Vice President Joseph Barron. “We’ve voted to remove Tillamook not because they went Halal, but because they decided to hide it for nearly ten years.”
Barron says the new label on the company’s dairy products has customers “startled and alarmed” at the development.
“We have a certain set of values, and Tillamook is no longer compatible.”
Share this everywhere so they see Kroger just dumped Tillamook for hiding Halal for a decade!
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@RadioGenoa They better move the Shroud to a safe location. We know the Moslems would love nothing more than to burn that and the church it's housed in to the ground.
@trotsky_nkist Does mainland China even have access to X? I lived in China for many years. The older generation seemed to hate Japan, but the young people idolized it. Anime. Movies. Music...
Dit is Solarfeld Erlasee in #Beieren. In 2006 was het nog het grootste zonnepark ter wereld.
Het park wordt nu afgebroken omdat de 20-jarige EEG-#subsidieperiode (Einspeisevergütung) is afgelopen. De exploitanten vinden verder exploiteren economisch niet meer rendabel. Laat me raden, tijd voor modernere panelen met nieuwe subsidie??🧐
@LaurenWitzkeDE Girl! Today, your reputation has been thoroughly tainted. I'd pass the spokesperson role on to someone else in the team for the sake of the project.