Mulling over Lee Lofaso to Steve Asher 08 Jul 2008

G'day Lee,

(It's Winter now)

>LL>Would you rather have tornadoes?

SA>We rarely get them, & not the devastating US type ones, but there
SA>are cyclones in the tropics (hurricane).

 LL> You do realize what causes tornadoes.  Driving on the right side of
 LL> the road.  When two cars pass each other, one from the north, the
 LL> other from the south, each driver driving on their right side, a
 LL> mini-tornado is formed.  The mini-tornado then strengthens and
 LL> becomes a big tornado.  And then the massive destruction begins. 

 LL> Australians are smart, having learned from American drivers.

 LL> Instead of driving north-south, Australians drive east-west. And
 LL> always on the proper side of the road.  Except when drunk. 

Not always ... on the "highway" from Northern Territory to Queensland,
they drive down the white centre lines, because the road is too narrow!
(Or maybe it is to avoid causing tornadoes!)
It's scary when there's a Road Train coming the other way!

>LL>The other night, during a basketball game at the Atlanta dome, a
>LL>tornado touched down and tore off parts of the roof.  Fans
>LL>scattered, leaving the dome as fast as they could. The organizers
>LL>had to move the other games to another arena, the dome having
>LL>holes in it and being deemed unsafe.

SA>I think that was on the news, with the roof flapping around like
SA>paper, & workers running for their lives when they realsed the
SA>roof was blowing off.

 LL> Being from Louisiana, I am more concerned about hurricanes rather
 LL> than tornadoes.  Especially since 2005, when we were hit by three
 LL> hurricanes - Hurricane Cindy, Hurricane Katrina, and Hurricane
 LL> Rita. This year the same conditions as in 2005 are present.  And I
 LL> just can't wait for the next Big One to come this way...

I hope you miss out - I saw some pics of the Mississippi in flood,
I guess it's heading your way. Our major river (Mighty Murray) is
a stagnant pond, due to the drought. They want us to drink recycled 
sewage.

>LL>Basically, there are two views of history -

>LL>The Accidental View - events happen by accident rather than by
>LL>design. The Conspiratorial View - events happen by design, or
>LL>unknown reasons.

>LL>Do these views reflect religion, as well as politics?  Is the rise
>LL>of the Antichrist an accident?  Or is it something by design?

>LL>The Roman government "washed its hands" after finding Jesus
>LL>innocent of all charges.  Pilate then turned Jesus over to an angry
>LL>mob, which executed Him.

>LL>If the Roman government represents a republic, and the angry mob
>LL>represents democracy, then how would a modern world react to the
>LL>second coming of what appears to be the Christ?

>LL>Maybe we will find out soon.  In 2012.  The Coming of Nibiru.

SA>Don't know about Nibiru, but conditions for the emergence of Antichrist
SA>appear to be reaching a climax, with Islam making its move for global
SA>caliphate (without Israel), and the West bending over backwards to do
SA>nothing to stop it ...

 LL> The Bush administration seems to have been trying to set itself up
 LL> for a self-fulfilling prophecy - the second coming of Christ. IOW,
 LL> bringing about certain conditions would help hasten the return of
 LL> Christ.  The problem with that view is, Antichrist will appear on
 LL> the world's stage in God's time.  Not man's time.  And so too will
 LL> it be when Christ (and all His angels) returns.

Well, Bush is on his way out, & seems to be a lame duck who can conduct
a "war on terror" while facilitating the rise of Islam & the
fall of the
West. (not that it is all his fault, he had plenty of help from Blair,
the EU, UN etc)

Cheers, Steve..

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