http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Temple Fri, 24 May 2013 04:30:20 -0400 Liveleak http://edge.liveleak.com/80281E/u/u/ll2/logo.gif http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Temple Sat, 18 May 2013 20:46:59 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5e2_1368911093 Brandon Angel Produced by Time Out Multi Media Please See Our Sponsors: Temple University Apartments ^0 Vitality Caps ^0 Social Shopping Network Produced for DNA Super Science These are just a simple collection of you-have-have-to-look-for-it information regarding new 2012 DNA Breakthroughs that outline overwhelming Human potentials. We have driven the research to the atomic level in weapon making and war, but we have not unlocked much human molecular information at all. In fact for the last 40+ years we have regarded the portions of material (this represents 95% of the total DNA material even) that house the control switch-like abilities in Humans as Junk DNA !? Mainstream Education, Mainstream Science and Mainstream News have and continue to omit this information from it' public presentations. There is very little information, out and certain individuals have been attacked for speaking out about it. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5e2_1368911093 Brandon Angel DNA Super Science Current Headlines Regarding 2012 Breakthroughs dna, dna breakthroughs, 2012, 2013, dna super science, junk dna, dark matter, human potential, science cover-ups, cover-ups, science, human dna Fri, 10 May 2013 00:06:25 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a7b_1368156337 aydeo As usual PressTV accuse Israel for not letting Muslims visit the al-Aqsa mosque 2 days ago, so Jews could visit it. Looking at the real facts shows that most of the year it's exactly the other way around: 2 days ago was the national Jerusalem day in Israel, in which several groups of Jews were permitted to visit the Temple Mt. (Which is considered as the most holiest site in Judaism and located under the current al-Aqsa mosque- The Western wall is just the edge of this compound) - That is the reason why Muslims weren't allowed to visit there for several hours. But during routine time the restricitions are exactly the other way around- Non Muslims, specially Jews, can visit there only under heavy restrictions, while Muslims can go there with out restrictions. During 2012 there were 370,000 tourists who visited this site, while only 9000 of them were Jews, even that this is the most important place for Judaism. Untill 1840 non-Muslims were not allowed to enter the site, later on it was changed but they could enter only with the permission of the city Ottoman ruler. When Israel united Jerusalem in 1967 it gave permission for all religions to enter the site, but there are still heavy restrictions on non-Muslim visitors in order not to upset the Muslims, all the restricitions were set by the Muslim high council : * The non-Muslim visitors must enter there only via the Mugrabi gate, they are not allowed to pray there or having any kind of religious ceremony. * Non Muslims can visit there only between 7:00- 10:00 and 12:30-13:30 (13:30-14:30 at summer time). * At weekends it is totaly forbidden for non-Muslims to visit the site, including during Muslim Holidays. * It is forbidden to enter inside the Mountain or via the Muslim quarter. * It is not allowed to bring any Jewish symbol or any Musical instruments. * It is forbidden to pray at the site, unless you are a Muslim. Even that Israel is controlling the area, they let the Muslims make the calls, and as you can well see the Muslims are the ones who put heavy restrctions and ban others, specially Jews, from entering. So taking few days a year in which Muslims can't visit the site and make a PressTV report attacking Israel is really absurd... Second photo shows the site during the 1930's P.S- Last summer Israel police banned a group of Jewish teen girls, which visited the site, from calling "Temple Mount is in our hands", fearing it will cause Muslim riots and violence. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a7b_1368156337 aydeo Who really ban who from entering &amp; visiting <span class="highlight">Temple</span> Mt. (al-Aqsa mosque)...?? al-Aqsa mosque,Muslims,Restrictions,Non-Muslims,Jerusalem Thu, 02 May 2013 23:45:31 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3ee_1367552432 foghorn_leghorn Hundreds of mysterious spheres lie beneath the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, an ancient six-level step pyramid just 30 miles from Mexico City. The enigmatic spheres were found during an archaeological dig using a camera-equipped robot at one of the most important buildings in the pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan. "They look like yellow spheres, but we do not know their meaning. It's an unprecedented discovery," said Jorge Zavala, an archaeologist at Mexico's National Anthropology and History Institute. The Mesoamerican ruins of Teotihuacan, a World Heritage Site, represent one of the largest urban centers of the ancient world. Thought to have been established around 100 B.C., the pyramid-filled city had more than 100,000 inhabitants at its peak, but was abandoned for mysterious reasons around 700 A.D. -- long before the Aztecs arrived in the 1300s. The excavation at the temple focused on a 330-foot-long tunnel which runs under the structure. The conduit was discovered in 2003 when heavy rain uncovered a hole a few feet from the pyramid. Exploring the tunnel, which was deliberately filled with debris and ruins by the Teotihuacan people, required several years of preliminary work and planning. "Finally, a few months ago we found two side chambers at 72 and 74 meters (236 and 242 feet) from the entrance. We called them North Chamber and South Chamber," archaeologist Sergio G'omez Ch'avez, director of the Tlalocan Project, told Discovery News. The archaeologists explored the tunnel with a remote-controlled robot called Tlaloc II-TC, which has an infrared camera and a laser scanner that generates 3D visualization of the spaces beneath the temple. "The robot was able to enter in the part of the tunnel which has not yet been excavated yet and found three chambers between 100 and 110 meters (328 and 360 feet) from the entrance," G'omez Ch'avez said. The mysterious spheres lay in both the north and south chambers. Ranging from 1.5 to 5 inches, the objects have a core of clay and are covered with a yellow material called jarosite. http://news.discovery.com/history/archaeology/mysterious-spheres-emerge-from-ancient-temple-130429.htm http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3ee_1367552432 foghorn_leghorn Robot Finds Mysterious Spheres in Ancient <span class="highlight">Temple</span> whole lotta balls Thu, 16 May 2013 12:14:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=952_1368720214 Donegal Rival Austrian fans battle it out in Dublin ahead of an International match. Salzburg V Lask Two Gardai ( Policemen ) manage to keep them apart till the Cavalry arrives! http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=952_1368720214 Donegal Ireland - Austrian Football Hooligans Fighting Each Other In <span class="highlight">Temple</span> Bar Austria, Ireland, Football, Hooligans Tue, 14 May 2013 04:02:29 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9d3_1368518394 Lake8737 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9d3_1368518394 Lake8737 People fight their way to get free cabbages offered by <span class="highlight">temple</span> china,chinese,fight,free Sat, 27 Apr 2013 04:32:30 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c5d_1367050254 Dionysos_Pint Someone asked why we never see videos of Chinese people not killing each other. I figured I'd share some just to show that they're still human, since it upsets me when people judge entire races based on video clips of a few, but especially when it's done to the Chinese. China may be a brutal police state of a country, but the vast majority of Chinese people are positive, happy, friendly, and helpful. The first clip has hundreds of old people doing their morning workout at a park in Beijing. The second clip is a sword lesson. Nobody did anything cruel or inhuman to anyone else, so you may find them difficult to believe. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=c5d_1367050254 Dionysos_Pint Morning Workouts at <span class="highlight">Temple</span> of Heaven Beijing, China, Tai Chi Tue, 14 May 2013 14:11:30 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ce9_1368553949 Tama7866 One of the biggest Mayan pyramids in Belize has been all but destroyed by 'ignorant' builders who ravaged the ancient structure for crushed rock to fill in a new road. The construction workers used bulldozers and diggers to claw at the sloping sides of the 100ft tall pyramid, which is part of the Nohmul complex - the most important Mayan site in northern Belize and one which dates back at least 2,300 years. Horrified archaeologists claim there is no way the builders could have mistaken the Mayan ruins for a hill, as the landscape is naturally flat and the Nohmul complex is well known. 'It's a feeling of Incredible disbelief because of the ignorance and the insensitivity ... they were using this for road fill,' Mr Awe said. 'It's like being punched in the stomach, it's just so horrendous.' Nohmul sat in the middle of a privately owned sugar cane field, and lacked the even stone sides frequently seen in reconstructed or better-preserved pyramids. Nonetheless Mr Awe is certain the builders could not have mistaken the pyramid mound for anything other than Mayan ruins. 'These guys knew that this was an ancient structure. It's just bloody laziness,' he said. The builders used backhoes to claw at the sides of the pyramid, leaving an isolated core of limestone cobbles at the centre, with what appears to be a narrow Mayan chamber dangling above one hollowed-out section. 'Just to realize that the ancient Maya acquired all this building material to erect these buildings, using nothing more than stone tools and quarried the stone, and carried this material on their heads, using tump lines,' said the archaeologist. 'To think that today we have modern equipment, that you can go and excavate in a quarry anywhere, but that this company would completely disregard that and completely destroyed this building. Why can't these people just go and quarry somewhere that has no cultural significance? It's mind-boggling.' Belizean police said they are conducting an investigation and that criminal charges may be brought against the construction company. The Nohmul complex sits on private land, but Belizean law says that any pre-Hispanic ruins are under government protection. The Belize community-action group Citizens Organized for Liberty Through Action called the destruction of the archaeological site 'an obscene example of disrespect for the environment and history'. It is not the first time it's happened in Belize, a country of about 350,000 people that is largely covered in jungle and dotted with hundreds of Mayan ruin sites - though few as large as Nohmul. Norman Hammond, an emeritus professor of archaeology at Boston University who worked in Belizean research projects in the 1980s, said it was far from the first time Mayan mounds had been targeted by construction workers seeking materials. He wrote in an email that 'bulldozing Maya mounds for road fill is an endemic problem in Belize (the whole of the San Estevan center has gone, both of the major pyramids at Louisville, other structures at Nohmul, many smaller sites), but this sounds like the biggest yet'. Arlen Chase, chairman of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Central Florida, said: 'Archaeologists are disturbed when such things occur, but there is only a very limited infrastructure in Belize that can be applied to cultural heritage management. 'Unfortunately, they (destruction of sites) are all too common, but not usually in the center of a large Maya site,' he said. He said there had probably still been much to learn from the site. 'A great deal of archaeology was undertaken at Nohmul in the `70s and `80s, but this only sampled a small part of this large center.' Belize isn't the only place where the handiwork of the far-flung and enormously prolific Maya builders is being destroyed. The ancient Mayas spread across southeastern Mexico and through Guatemala, Honduras and Belize. 'I don't think I am exaggerating if I say that every day a Maya mound is being destroyed for construction in one of the countries where the Maya lived,' wrote Francisco Estrada-Belli, a professor at Tulane University's Anthropology Department. 'Unfortunately, this destruction of our heritage is irreversible but many don't take it seriously,' he added. 'The only way to stop it is by showing that it is a major crime and people can and will go to jail for it.' Robert Rosenswig, an archaeologist at the State University of New York at Albany, described the difficult and heartbreaking work of trying to salvage information at the nearby site of San Estevan following similar destruction around 2005. 'Bulldozing damage at San Estevan is extensive and the site is littered with Classic period potsherds,' he wrote in an academic paper describing the scene. 'We spent a number of days at the beginning of the 2005 season trying to figure out the extent of the damage .... after scratching our heads for many days, a bulldozer showed up and we realized that what appear to be mounds, when overgrown with chest-high vegetation, are actually recently bulldozed garbage piles.' However small the compensation, bulldozing pyramids is one very brutal way of revealing the inner cores of the structures, which were often built up in periodic stages of construction. "The one advantage of this massive destruction, to the core site, is that the remains of early domestic activity are now visible on the surface,' Mr Rosenswig wrote. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ce9_1368553949 Tama7866 Idiot builders destroy 2,300-yr.old Mayan pyramid in Central America idiots,destroy,temple,ruins,belize,mayan,satan,end,of,the,world,prophecy Fri, 03 May 2013 02:18:01 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a58_1367561704 star53 . http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a58_1367561704 star53 A better picture for your orb post spheres,orbs,ancient temple,picture Wed, 15 May 2013 19:19:25 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1d2_1368657087 Barremel Inspirational video by TBK/NSAID with words from Alan Watts: The Real You. Music by Barn Owl, Temple of the Winds and background sounds of Jupiter. Why are we living in the past or the future when neither exists? There is only right now. When you are dead you will not know it so don't be afraid to live or die. Try to imagine going to sleep and never waking up. Think about that......... http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1d2_1368657087 Barremel The past doesn't exist. The future doesn't exist. There is only the present Alan Watts, inspirational, Jupiter, TBK, NSAID Sat, 11 May 2013 12:50:44 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6ef_1368290423 Alexander Nomerkov Located 128 Km southeast of Damascus the city of Suwayda is the main city of Suwayda governorate. It is quite an important center and has a predominantly Druze and Greek Orthodox community; it is also the seat of a Greek Orthodox bishop. Not much of the ancient ruins of Suweida are still existing, most were built over and destroyed by the Ottomans and then the French mandate, who built many barracks here to watch closely the Druze community after the 1925 rebellion. The only ruins left are three ancient columns that used to be part of a Nabatean temple and the remains of a large basilica dating back to the 4th century AD. Suwayda museum however has quite a large collection of interesting mosaics that resemble the ones found in the Shahba museum. Themes include Artemis taking a bath, and a banquet scene. There is also a fine collection of statues sculpted in the black basalt, although not as elegant as marble statues they deserve just as much credit. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6ef_1368290423 Alexander Nomerkov Weather in Suwayda today Syria, Suwayda, weather, today, Fri, 10 May 2013 06:13:46 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5e4_1368179317 forbes1973 The inheritance of Abraham. A report on the 'promised land' May 2013 May Introduction Ten years ago the General Assembly received the report Theology of Land and Covenant, from the Board of World Mission, Church and Nation Committee and the Panel on Doctrine.1 This report concluded with encouragement for us to listen more to others, "enriched by new insights through continuing questions that need to be faced". Since 2003, two new insights have been noted by the General Assembly: in 2007, in the report What Hope for the Middle East?2 the Church of Scotland responded to a declaration from Church leaders in Jerusalem, and endorsed their criticism of Christian Zionism and encouraged members of the Church of Scotland to reject it, and in 2009 Christians in the Holy Land came together and produced Kairos Palestine: a moment of truth, offered as a word of faith, hope and love from the heart of Palestinian Suffering3 (information at http://www.kairospalestine.ps). With the co-operation and support of the World Mission Council, we present this report in 2013 as our latest reflection on the 'questions that need to be faced', as the political and humanitarian situation in the Holy Land continues to be a source of pain and concern for us all. The Bible and the land of Israel There has been a widespread assumption by many Christians as well as many Jewish people that the Bible supports an essentially Jewish state of Israel. This raises an increasing number of difficulties and current Israeli policies regarding the Palestinians have sharpened this questioning. This assumption of biblical support is based on views of promises about land in the Hebrew Bible.4 These views are disputed. The guidance in the Bible, notably the interpretation in the New Testament, provides more help in responding to questions about land and covenant. It also provides insight (discussed later in the report) into how Christians might understand the occupation of Palestinian land by the state of Israel, threats to Middle East peace and security, human rights, and racial intolerance, especially in the forms of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. The phrase "the land of Israel" has a range of understandings amongst the three world faiths, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The city of Jerusalem, which is a holy place for all three religions, is the most contentious religious and political issue. In general terms there have been three main ways of understanding the promises about land in the Bible: 1. A territorial guarantee 2. A land held in trust 3. A land with a universal mission. 1. A territorial guarantee This idea presents scripture as making unconditional, literal promises referring to a specific, identifiable territorial area for the Israelites. Such texts as the following have been cited to support this view: 1 The 2003 report Theology of Land and Covenant is available at http://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/13230/Theology_of_Land_and_Covenant.pdf 2 The 2007 report What Hope for the Middle East is available at: http://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/3776/middle_east_07.pdf 3 Information about Kairos Palestine is at http://www.kairospalestine.ps 4 The Hebrew Bible corresponds with the Christian Old Testament. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5e4_1368179317 forbes1973 Church of Scotland upsets Jews (Who doesn't?) with report which questioned the divine right of Jews to the land of Israel. Jewish, Church of Scotland, Israel, Criticism of Israel is not Antisemitism. Fri, 10 May 2013 01:35:41 -0400 http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=704_1368163058 Abdul Ruff Colachal Israel misuses recognition granted by Muslim nations -DR. ABDUL RUFF _____________ Why did the Arab Spring that caused havoc in other Mideast nations not enter Israel? Why Israel wants every Muslim nation to recognize it ignoring its genocides in Palestine? Backed by hard core Zionist Americans, Israel has thus far very skilfully used those Arabs and Muslim nations in general that supported and recognized the Zionist regime its own advantages and employed their support for justifying its crimes in Palestine. . Arms sales - a major revenue source of Israel- to pro-Israeli Muslim nations like Turkey and Egypt, kept the Zionist occupation intact because these Muslim nations never criticized Zionist crimes, thereby providing secured signal of legitimacy for illegal occupation, genocides and crimes . Jordan that has also recognized fascist Israel has got the Israeli taste when Israel arrested the Mufti of Jerusalem Sheikh Muhammad Hussein on false ground. Angered by Israeli provocative action, the Jordanian parliament voted unanimously yesterday to expel Israel's ambassador to Jordan and to recall the Jordanian ambassador to Israel. The Jordanian parliament vote is non-binding but said Israel's actions had caused "extreme shock and anger." The Jerusalem Mufti was released after a few hours. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told The Media Line he was questioned in connection to an incident earlier this week when some 15 Muslim worshippers on the Temple Mount threw chairs at security forces. Israel also allowed Jews to visit the Temple Mount, which is holy to both Jews and Muslims, on the day that marked the "reunification" of Jerusalem. Jordanian security forces dispersed dozens of protestors who tried to break into the Israeli embassy in Amman. Tens of thousands of Israelis marched through Jerusalem to celebrate "Jerusalem Day," when Israeli troops conquered Jerusalem's Old City, and the holiest Jewish site, the Western Wall. Israel annexed both the Old City and East Jerusalem, which Palestinians say must be the capital of a future Palestinian state. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, 18 Palestinians and 3 Jews were arrested yesterday for attempting to incite violence. Meanwhile, Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi arrived in Gaza for a three-day visit at the head of a delegation of 50 senior and was welcomed by Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh. The rival Palestinian Authority sharply condemned the visit, saying it legitimizes Hamas rule in Gaza and deepens divisions between Fatah and Hamas. Qaradawi is the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and the visit was also seen as a victory for Hamas, which the US and Israel consider a terrorist organization. The delegation of Muslim scholars accompanying him is from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan, Libya, and Tunisia as well as other Arab and Muslim countries. Hamas welcomed the visit as "historic". Qaradawi has issued some controversial "fatwas" or religious decrees including supporting suicide bombings against Israel. _____________________ __________________________________ http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=704_1368163058 Abdul Ruff Colachal Israel misuses recognition granted by Muslim nations Israel misuses recognition granted by Muslim nations