Posted By: billh | Jan 2nd, 2007 @ 6:26 AM
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Spring May Herald Arrival of Imam

WND wrote:
An official state media website in Iran has posted a message heralding the coming of the Shiite messianic figure, Imam Mahdi, noting he could arrive with Jesus by the spring equinox.
Quick! Look busy!

Actually, I think at this point they'll have the bomb (or another country will smuggle one to them).

Me=not worried.
 
We have several aircraft carriers in the region.

billh wrote:



WND wrote:An official state media website in Iran has posted a message heralding the coming of the Shiite messianic figure, Imam Mahdi, noting he could arrive with Jesus by the spring equinox.



See Iranians (despite refusing to admit the holocaust actually happened) are pretty smart people. I'm guessing the Iman got a deal for booking a friends seat via Travelocity or something.
Wow, the story about their president bathing in light while adressing the U.N. is pretty spectacular, too.

I also like the 'Hey Christians, you're our friends! But your countries suck!' message in there.

Didnt you also think they'd get the bomb when there was that whole deadline on a specific date in august thing last year?

 

I call Shenanigans.

I've read both articles in question. The original Islamic scholar "thoughts of the day" column and World "Axe to grind" Net Daily's seriously misleading write-up.

Aparently they (WND) were counting on people not bothering to read the entire page on account of it's extreme length and bad design (black text over a photo, blegh)

The Islamist article is not doom-mongering, if anyone were to read it, they'd see it mentions scholars think the messiah would come in the equinox of the year he was due, not giving a year. Ironically, the article mentions right-wingers like Pat Robertson going on about how 2007 will be the year of judgement day. The article, of course, explicitly mentions the whole "no-one knows when, only God" thing. So doing away with MND's points completely.

Typical WND bull. It's becoming more of a parody of itself than anthing remotely close to a valid opinions column. The "raditation detecting keyfobs" sort of give it away.
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