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the zealots were the best they were a secret group of freedom fighters who wanted to get rid of the Romans
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The Zealots were a militant Jewish faction that emerged during the first century CE in Judea. They were known for their fierce opposition to Roman rule and their zeal for the Jewish faith. The Zealots played a significant role in the Jewish-Roman War that culminated in the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE.
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Was Virgil Fox buried or cremated?
Virgil was cremated according to his specific instruction and his ashes were buried in a location, near to his grandparents whom he loved,,and close to the Fox family farmes. He took me David Snyder, his PR,to the graveyard and gave me his specific request,,and as the Ecexutor to the Estate,,I followed his wish in detail despite bitter attempts by fan-zelots to stop it and to have him moved inot some sort of a "shrine" of their fancy
Describe the conditions that induce and restrict friction?
Differences of opinion in politics are likely to induce frictions.Communism restricts those frictions, since democrats, republicans, monarchists, and others, agrees that communism is bad.Comparison of characteristics of Mac and PC, induces large frictions, because owners of Macs think they are smarter than PC owners, while they are just more quick to respond to advertising, and PC owners are jealous of guys having more money they have.Linux reduces frictions between PC and Macs fans, because all agree Linux is bad. Actually Linux is a kind of communism byproduct, so very very bad.Differences in religion can also induce frictions, and are also a blessing for bloody wars.Darwinism is a good friction stopper in this area since all zelots agree Darwin didn't exist, and if it did, then it is worse than communism, Copernic, and Linux together.
Your mom lit a religious candle and put it in a coffee tin with a small amount of water so it wouldn't crack well she checked it a few days later and it was filled up with water Any comments as to how?
Someone in your family put water in the coffee tin. Not only did they put water in the tin, they also seemed to think it was a good idea to fill the tin up with water. It's a common practice among religious zelots to fake a religious happening in order to convince their children weird things will happen in life IF you believe. My mother used to tell us NOT to let a rocking chair rock after you get out of it, because someone in the family might die if you do let it rock. She also tried to have us believe that IF you leave on a trip but have to suddenly return to the house for some reason, you must count to ten and say you loved Jesus so that nothing bad will happen to you that day. We put that stupid idiocy to rest when my uncle did all that but was run over as he was getting back into his car. My sister used to think that by burning a religious candle in her bedroom she would get pregnant and have a beautiful baby by her husband, but the candle caught the drapes on fire one night and her husband divorced her for being so stupid to believe there's any sort of power in religious candles. One last thing: candles are nice; don't make something out of nothing.
Why do people think that having the US withdraw from the Middle East will stop terrorism and sectarian violence?
AnswerEverytime you see a paper you see death. I think if we left some of the killing will stop. When you look at it, this has been going on. We has Americans are not happy with so much death. We have never seen so many children die. MAYBE THIS IS WHY!These touchy-feely types think that if we were just nice, the world would like us. If you want to see many children dying, look at the conflicts in Africa. We're not fighting there, but there is still civil war.Another ViewepointAlthough answers 1 and 2 are not incorrect, it seems to me that neither actually answers the question asked. The key points in the question are: 1) "Why do people think...", and 2) "...will stop terrorism..." From my observation of "those people," via the media, MOST [I emphasize MOST] do not think, nor are most of them saying, that US withdrawal will stop terrorism and sectarian violence there or anywhere else.Their appearant reason for desiring US withdrawal is to reduce, and stop the deaths and mutilation of our troops, who by simply being there are in harm's way. MOST are not claiming that terrorism and violence will cease when the US pulls out, because they are not concerned about the indigenous people of the ENTIRE REGION who will remain there, and are only concerned about US CASUALTY LOSSES.A few are concerned about the financial cost, while a very few actually do believe that if the US gets out of the region, EVERYTHING and everyone will become "nice-nice," and therefore NO more sectarian violence. I am one of those who believe that "those" few are well intentioned BUT, VERY SADLY MISTAKEN.Out of the region or not, for many of the Muslim countries, UNTIL the US totally withdraws ALL support [military materiel, financial, and political support in the UN] from Israel, THEREBY ALLOWING it to be ANNIHILATED by the regional hoards of religious zelots, the terrorism against the US WILL CONTINUE. Sad though it is, I believe this to be true. -j3h
