No delusion - Israel never died - but Mighty Rome did.

Submitted by IamJoseph (Australia), Aug 12, 2011 at 00:58

Israel was the name of a sovereign kingdom 3000 years ago, her Capital Jerusalem was known as a famed city duriung the Babylon and Roman invasions. The name Judea was applied to the southern sector [Judah] by Rome, then the Greek kin name of Palestine was dumped on the Jewish homeland: both these genocidal effeorts of Rome, then sustained by Europe, were overturned. Israel's return remains the greatest miracle in geo-history and the only vindicated prophesy the last 3000 years, exactly as predicted: via a remnant, when it was least possible, while Europe's chimney's still fumed and when Britain sent shiploads of refugees back to the death camps.

Britain was also exposed as the real non-virtual Judas for 30 barrels of oil, her prefix of Great was removed forever when the Balfour was corrupted. Honorable Brits must regain their good name by facing up to the truth: the Balfour must be restored, the sham of calling Muslims as Palestinians be overturned and those who today call a death to Israel 3-state as a 2-state be confronted. It is blatant the crimes of Britain are coming back to haunt her today, via the same tools planned against the Jews. The world is in turmoil today because of the ficticious regimes installed by HMAS. Brits must cease thinking there is none to judge such crimes. The name west bank, dubbed in 1950 is also a grotesque fiction - try Samaria.

What Europe fails to see is the Islamist calling the Jewish temple a Zionist myth does not impact on Jews but on Christians. While Jews prevailed without their temple, the Gospels, which clains one JC visited this temple - cannot! Europe is shooting her own foot. Britainistan and Eurostan are no delusions: Israel, like it or not, is your only savior today. It not an evil premise either.

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