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Originally Posted by StClair
Nothing is yet set in stone,
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Once again you surprise me with an answer...
Today being veterans day, I wanted to share with all a special message...
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The Sword in the Stone.
* A veteran soldier walks up before the crowd, draws his sword and takes the microphone. *
"many people want the cross to come down because it is a religious symbol"
* at this point he raises his sword above his head for all to see. *
"The sword has always been a symbol of a warrior, an Icon of valor and strength. The sign of a man who is willing to die for what he believes. A great Warrior understands the might of the sword isn't in the steel of the blade, it comes from the handle and the heart of the man behind it."
"When a hero falls, his sword is planted in the dirt over his head."
* at this point, he drives the sword deep into the ground, and bows his head. giving the crowd a chance to see the sword glistening in the sunlight. That's when they realized, they are looking at a cross *
"The strength is still in the handle. To Christians, the three points of the
cross, remind us of the Trinity, The Father, Son and Holy Spirit, but at the heart of it's meaning, stands for a hero that died for what he believed."
"Mt Soledad's Cross is San Diego's reminder of all of our heroes, both men and
women, that have died for our Freedom."
"In their memory let it stand, let it be our Sword in the Stone"
"Let it stand for all who died, bringing peace to the World"
King David II
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my plans are to return to the Garden of Eden and build a large cross on top of a Mountaintop placing these words on a plaque before it, reminding us of the day wars ended on our world...
On the cross where the thorns were, I plan to hang the Star of David...
as you might have already guessed, I'm thinking of making some Gold Coins with this emblem set on top of the world. Face Value - $1111