Roudy
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Looks like Abdul is hungry. Are you fasting again? It isn't Ramadung yet.Oops? LOL, you must of crapped yourself again.The Collosseum in Rome was built by not only the Temple's wealth, but by imported Jewish slaves after the sacking of Jerusalem. That's why there is an ancient Jewish quarter that still exists in Rome, which I have visited. Any Italian Christian living in Rome will tell you that.So not only are you stupid and illiterate, but blind as well. The Colosseum was built with the gold the Romans stole from the First Temple, and then the Catholic Church stole all it's marble and gold to build the Vatican.You are paranoid. I would honestly love to see any evidence ay all of the first temple. Please, for the love of G-d, post what you got. I am truly interested here and couldn't give to shits about disputing anything.
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Are you so stupid to believe that a little backwater place had enough wealth to build anything but a few of the public latrines in Rome? Read some real Roman history, not just Jew propaganda.
In fact that's exactly what our private tour guide told us, the Colosseum was built with Jewish gold and the labor of Jewish slaves. And he was a history and archeology major. Interesting how years later, the Church looted the magnificent Colosseum to build their "Vatican" which is filled statues and idols people inside bow to. What goes around comes around.
Here we go, retard, why do I always have to educate you and your stupid sock:
Colosseum 'built with loot from sack of Jerusalem temple'
THE Colosseum, the huge Roman amphitheatre used for animal shows and gladiatorial combat, was built with the spoils of the sack of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem, a new archaeological find suggests.
A recently deciphered inscription was made public yesterday as organisers prepared for an exhibition on the monument, opening next week. A feature of the show is a large, altar-like stone with a chiselled Latin inscription, which tells how a senator, Lampaudius, had the Colosseum restored in AD 443.
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Looks like mommy has to change that diaper again.