Was there a civilization that existed 13 000 years ago?

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 02:46:48 GMT, (Rick Sobie)
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"Rick Sobie" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:WLlsb.374016$6C4.42125@pd7tw1no...
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The world's worst ever nuclear meltdown occurred in 1986 at Chernobyl
in Ukraine, at that time one of the states of the Soviet Union.
So, hiroshima and nagasaki don't count in terms of revelation-related
trumpeting, do they?

Incredibly, Chernobyl is the Russian word for wormwood!
Why do you insist in that lie? It does not mean "wormwood".
We've got some russian interns here and they confirmed it.
It is not even russian but ukrainian.

Volker

I was quoting Prophecy Magazine, which you can find for yourself,
from the link of returned search results.

Surely _these people would not lie.

What are you looking for. A scientific road map, of prophecy?

Are you looking for imperical evidence of spiritual things?

That is a silly notion. All you have to go on, in a life
directed by spirituality, are hints, maybe a few markers,
gut instinct, intuition etc.

That's right, never let facts get in the way of
your fantasies.





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