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The ancient temple was on their land in their country......so I assume they have the freedom to do whatever they want with their property. ...'Fun' and 'loving' are two words I would never use to describe those monsters. Perhaps you find them whimsical and charming but I sure as hell don't.
Nazis' once held parts of the city of Stalingrad and briefly considered it their land..........until they didn't hold it anymore.
I always get a kick out of hearing posters say that they are going to nuke this or that muslim site. ..........
The ancient temple was on their land in their country......so I assume they have the freedom to do whatever they want with their property. ...'Fun' and 'loving' are two words I would never use to describe those monsters. Perhaps you find them whimsical and charming but I sure as hell don't.
Nazis' once held parts of the city of Stalingrad and briefly considered it their land..........until they didn't hold it anymore.
Nazis' once held parts of the city of Stalingrad and briefly considered it their land..........until they didn't hold it anymore.
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I also post on stormfront if you want to look me up. ...Good to know that your Nazi leanings are exposed! Actually, it made part of my day.
I also post on stormfront if you want to look me up. ...Good to know that your Nazi leanings are exposed! Actually, it made part of my day.
I also post on stormfront if you want to look me up. ...Good to know that your Nazi leanings are exposed! Actually, it made part of my day.
.The ancient temple was on their land in their country......so I assume they have the freedom to do whatever they want with their property. ...'Fun' and 'loving' are two words I would never use to describe those monsters. Perhaps you find them whimsical and charming but I sure as hell don't.
Nazis' once held parts of the city of Stalingrad and briefly considered it their land..........until they didn't hold it anymore.
I also post on stormfront if you want to look me up. ...Good to know that your Nazi leanings are exposed! Actually, it made part of my day.
Never go there...........and no doubt you post there.........
Lately, I've been frequenting Daily Stormer.
They really, really, don't like the juden. ......
Lately, I've been frequenting Daily Stormer.
They really, really, don't like the juden. ......
Lately, I've been frequenting Daily Stormer.
They really, really, don't like the juden. ......
Sounds like an identity crisis...........
Lately, I've been frequenting Daily Stormer.
They really, really, don't like the juden. ......
Sounds like an identity crisis...........
It's comforting to those who like repetition. If you have had a child -----you know that you can entertain the kid repeating the
same nursery rhyme over and over and over
(CNN) One of the most culturally significant pieces of architecture in the world has been destroyed, the United Nations said on Monday.
The U.N. training and research agency released satellite images and analysis that confirmed the Temple of Bel -- which for nearly 2,000 years has been the center of religious life in Palmyra, Syria -- was no longer standing, despite conflicting reports earlier in the day that it was not fully demolished.
UNOSAT Manager Einar Bjorgo said he could "confirm destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity."
A satellite image confirms the destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel, as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity.
He said there was an explosion Sunday inside the walls of the Temple of Bel, and while the extent of the damage was not yet known at the time, witnesses reported the walls were still standing. He called the site "the most important temple in Syria and one of the most important in the whole Middle East."
A satellite image of the Temple of Bel before its destruction.
ISIS destroys Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria - CNN.com
(CNN) One of the most culturally significant pieces of architecture in the world has been destroyed, the United Nations said on Monday.
The U.N. training and research agency released satellite images and analysis that confirmed the Temple of Bel -- which for nearly 2,000 years has been the center of religious life in Palmyra, Syria -- was no longer standing, despite conflicting reports earlier in the day that it was not fully demolished.
UNOSAT Manager Einar Bjorgo said he could "confirm destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity."
A satellite image confirms the destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel, as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity.
He said there was an explosion Sunday inside the walls of the Temple of Bel, and while the extent of the damage was not yet known at the time, witnesses reported the walls were still standing. He called the site "the most important temple in Syria and one of the most important in the whole Middle East."
A satellite image of the Temple of Bel before its destruction.
ISIS destroys Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria - CNN.com
(CNN) One of the most culturally significant pieces of architecture in the world has been destroyed, the United Nations said on Monday.
The U.N. training and research agency released satellite images and analysis that confirmed the Temple of Bel -- which for nearly 2,000 years has been the center of religious life in Palmyra, Syria -- was no longer standing, despite conflicting reports earlier in the day that it was not fully demolished.
UNOSAT Manager Einar Bjorgo said he could "confirm destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity."
A satellite image confirms the destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel, as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity.
He said there was an explosion Sunday inside the walls of the Temple of Bel, and while the extent of the damage was not yet known at the time, witnesses reported the walls were still standing. He called the site "the most important temple in Syria and one of the most important in the whole Middle East."
A satellite image of the Temple of Bel before its destruction.
ISIS destroys Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria - CNN.com
(CNN) One of the most culturally significant pieces of architecture in the world has been destroyed, the United Nations said on Monday.
The U.N. training and research agency released satellite images and analysis that confirmed the Temple of Bel -- which for nearly 2,000 years has been the center of religious life in Palmyra, Syria -- was no longer standing, despite conflicting reports earlier in the day that it was not fully demolished.
UNOSAT Manager Einar Bjorgo said he could "confirm destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity."
A satellite image confirms the destruction of the main building of the Temple of Bel, as well as a row of columns in its immediate vicinity.
He said there was an explosion Sunday inside the walls of the Temple of Bel, and while the extent of the damage was not yet known at the time, witnesses reported the walls were still standing. He called the site "the most important temple in Syria and one of the most important in the whole Middle East."
A satellite image of the Temple of Bel before its destruction.
ISIS destroys Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria - CNN.com
Yo stupid, the Obama administration launched , at least 47 Tomahawk missiles into Syria. How many culturally significant pieces of architecture in the world were destroyed?
Well, you're an islamic troll. And you support them, right? You call them fellas. Why must we believe that they bombed the temple and carted all the debris away? Let's look at these maps a little later to be sure that maps are updated.Only that ISIS seems to be quite the randy group of fun loving fellows. ......Does the OP have anything to say on the matter?
