Can recorded history be trusted?

                Sky Wave: This is the attempt to bounce a radio wave off
                                ionosphere to be heard by a radio receiver on
                                the opposite curve of the planet. It can cause
                                a skip effect with many directed signals and
                                choppy receiving...


    This is the breaking down of information. Unfortunately, recorded history
    cannot be retrieved, like a faint radio signal. It is mostly verifiable by its
    effect. For example: something important happened to cause the establishment
    of the United States of America. Was it the American Revolution of 1776?
    Or was it Jesus Christ? Maybe it was that Greek philosopher Democritus.
    Or something else could have influenced the Continental Congress to break
    from their mother country England.

    One thing is undeniable the United Sates of America exists, because something
    important happened. Why is this point important?
    Well, skeptics like to question the existence of religious leaders.
    They call Jesus a myth and Mohammed a construct of the Jesus Messiah myth.
    Can it be proven outside of religious documents these very important religious
    leaders actually lived? No.
    However, the effect of the Christian movement and Islam is undeniable.
    So, the question is mute. No one except a few skeptics cares to examine
    the evidence for Jesus and Mohammed.

    This is a fact; the largest religion in the world is Islam.
    The majority of Islam are Asian.
    If Islam can be united, under one leadership, it will rule the world.
    This happened in the middle ages.. under Mohammed.
    The Arab tribes put aside pagan religions and united under Islam.
    Then, they invaded Europe and held territory in Spain and France.
    That can happen again and much faster with modern weapons.

    So everything old is new again.
    And something important is going to happen again.
    It will effect all our lives and in a hundred years someone will
    ask,

                "Did that really happen?"


    Yup. It sure did kiddo.


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