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By Ted Lapkin, published 28/4/2006The Iranian crisis has parallels with the Six Day War
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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
Ted, Such short memories, the followers of god. You must enjoy constantly repeating yourselves over and over with war. Consider why the Egyptians confronted the jews back then. Wasn't it because jews had violently entrenched themselves in others land and then said it was theirs according to god. Another example of the violence of your beliefs.
You along with other god factions seem to revel in preaching both peace and war in the same breath. As the middle east is the birth place of monotheism, its understandable that it would be the place where god would be fully expressed in truth. Thats why the area's the most violent place on earth, its destined for a constant expression and example of gods ways.
When you consider the book you worship the OT, is a plagiarised violent work, the koran is a plagiarised violent work and the NT is a historically inept and unproven failed fallacies.
Is it any wonder you can only express your beliefs in god by violent means, to overcome the reality of what monotheistics is. Despotic in expression, application and outcome.
I doubt any would care two hoots what you do or believe, the problem is you and your god have this terrible habit of repeating yourselves over and over. Again thats fine, but you effect all of us. Still knowing how you people think, as long as you see yourself sitting on top of the pile of destruction that your god has handed out, you care nothing for anyone or anything.