Saddam's Psychic Sandbox

Canada Free Press ^ | Saturday, June 18, 2005 | Judi McLeod & David Hawkins

[Alexander Rubin]

Toronto, ON-- Saddam Hussein, who among other occult pursuits, "studied the sands", would have been better equipped with orbitary American weather satellites.

During sand studies, the Black Arts Saddam conjured up jinn (genies) to do his bidding. Said to have inherited some of his mother Sabha’s psychic prowess, Saddam was believed by many to have seven jinn lined up for his personal protection. According to these people, the Butcher of Baghdad spoke on a daily basis with the king and queen of the jinn, who actually advised him.

All studying the sands ever got Saddam was death and destruction.

In a search sponsored by oil magnate and "Soviet agent of influence" Armand Hammer, American satellites found `The Atlantis of the Sands’.

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"Observation satellites staring down from space penetrated 600-ft. mountains of windswept sand to make a startling find on the fringe of the Arabian desert (Space Today Online). "The faint shadow of a lost civilization has turned up like a ghost in computer-enhanced radar images of ancient ground under the Rub al Khali desert in the sultanate of Oman."

And there’s a bonus that could never be provided by a genie out of any bottle: A timeworn network of roads under the dunes seems to point to the burial place of the legendary society of Ad.

"Referred to in the Koran, the tales of The Arabian Nights and the Holy Bible, Ad probably was the bustling hub of the world’s frankincense trade 5,000 years ago. Biblical archaeologists suggest wise men traded there for frankincense they bore as gifts for the infant Jesus."

[Alexander Rubin]

This is a major archaelogical breaktrhough, a real once in a lifetime find. Ad was a commercial power before much of the world even had traditional agriculture. An incredibly advanced civilization that lasted for hundreds of years, and then disappeared without a trace. Hence why it's sometimes called 'the Atlantis of the Sands'. Read about here .

[spetznaz]

[G-Bear]

If "orbitary" is a real word.......it shouldn't be!

[texasflower]

Extremely interesting post.

This needs to be bumped!