North Korea

[yourbuttocks]

The Romans never considered their histories to be divinely inspired or even accurate.

Unlike the Christians, Jews, Muslims.

[Guest]

@yourbuttocks:

The Romans never considered their histories to be divinely inspired or even accurate.

Unlike the Christians, Jews, Muslims.

Well, i guess they considered it accurate to a point.
But then, we are talking of todays historians and their work to recover the truth out of what survived. And if you look there, you will find more evidence for “Rome had no navy before the first Punic war” than not.

And that is what we where talking about. You called that a myth, while somewhere else claimed the bible to be true. The evidence for the history of the romans is there, and less controversly discussed than any evidence for the historical correctness of descriptions found in the bible.

[yourbuttocks]

The thing about the Bible is that a lot of people contend that much of it is metaphorical/parabalic because it is a book about religion not history.

[DeviantScripter]

Alright, what do you think is going to happen with the situation thats developing right now? :( Do you think the nuclear-reactor situation is just a ploy to leech more aid money from the US, or do you think is poses a genuine threat?

[yourbuttocks]

I think the U.S. and PRC should gang rape N. Korea

[TG Moses VI]

Cut off all foreign aid.

[yourbuttocks]

Then millions would starve to death.

[TG Moses VI]

So we feed our unfriendly enemy?

[DeviantScripter]

I think what YB is trying to get at is that our sanctions don’t really affect those in power. They merely persecute the people of the country. Somehow, the Saddam’s of the world always seem to find their dinner. :wink:

[yourbuttocks]

We feed Iraqis, We feed N. Koreans, we have a history of giving food to our enemies (like the Taliban)