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Originally posted by RomaMayLi
reply to post by Human2Spirit
To start with, China has 2.5 million soldiers & another million in reserve!
Originally posted by weirdguy
reply to post by RomaMayLi
Hi, thanks for posting this. I like this kind of stuff.
Do you know of an old french province called Le Leu?
I think it means The Wolf and was somewhere near what is now Normandy.
I can't remember what it was about, was it where Nostradamus lived?
Originally posted by EspyderMan
Originally posted by RomaMayLi
reply to post by Human2Spirit
To start with, China has 2.5 million soldiers & another million in reserve!
Actually China has 2.285 Million Soldiers and 800,000 in reserve with 1.5 being paramilitary. Paramilitary is not part of state's general forces. This brings their soldier count down to 785,000.
Not so big when you think about it, or scary even.
Sorry just trying to keep things accurate.
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Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by theRhenn
Saw that movie too. One of the early Nostradamus public renderings. When you watch it now, it seems tripe, over dramatized. Those scenes with the (Dark Turbin) in his bunker shooting missiles at New York, remember? And we deflected them again and again until one or two got thru? Weird if you think about 911 by the way...
Originally posted by RomaMayLi
reply to post by Spruk
Nostradamus is my hobby, which I freely share in places like these. If I were going to publish a book, of course I would submit to a formal peer review as my editor, not just my public, would wish it & I would be more than happy to make revisions. As everyone can see in my responses to everyone on this thread, my fellow members are the closest I presently have to a peer review, as it were, & I can sincerely & politely discuss what people have on their minds & learn from them what I can. If I'm not of like mind, I just agree to disagree. No problem for anyone.
After four centuries it can be anybody's guess sometimes what some obscure definition might be; after all, few people then knew how to read & write, & most educated people in Europe in those days spoke Latin because they had that language in common with one another no matter what other language they spoke or what European country they came from. After all of the wars Europe has had in the meantime since Nostradamus' existence not much in the way of written clues or evidence survives for research in some cases, so, I do the best I can with what I have. I make mistakes like everyone else, & I have never set myself up as any kind of authority.
Thanks for responding -RomaMayLi