Bobby, why are you threatening my life?
5 days ago
Thursday, 29 January 2009
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
Friday, 23 January 2009
False Flag Journalism
Originally I read this in Private Eye. The Sun printed a story about extremists threatening UK Jews, but it turned out the story was about a threat a Sun journalist had posted. False flag journalism. If only the Eye had the sense to see that this is the SOP for the government and the spooks, not just a single abuse by a hack.
Saturday, 17 January 2009
Jews
A reply to aangirfan:
4: The exodus is in fact well established. Egyptian records only refer to the Jews as having been wiped out by Pharoahs armies. Believe them if you want. During the Eighteenth dynasty rule of Akhenaton one of the foreign-policy issues he refused to face was the collapse of the Egyptian empire in the middle east, including a letter he received in Akhetaten from one of his governors about attacks from a people called the HBR or Hibiru. Scholars arbitrarily deny these are the Hebrews. See Secrets of Lost Races by Rene Noorbergen.
6: History is also quite clear on the fate of the Jews after 70AD. Jerusalem was razed and replaced by a Roman colonia. A large number of Jews were exiled but there were still enough for two more major rebellions in the next century.
Also, he doesn't mention the Ethiopian Jews, the Falashas.
The Palestinians arrived later, the so-called sea-peoples of the Nineteenth dynasty contained a group called Pelest by the Egyptians and this is probably them, they're not the Punic Canaanites.
Also the Punics themselves are claimed by Herodotus to have originated on the Red Sea coast of Arabia, not in their later Mediterranean haunts.
This isn't meant as a moral judgement on who deserves the land. White men arrived in Cape Colony before blacks (the original inhabitants being the now near-extinct Khoi-san bushmen), South Africa is still under majority rule.
4: The exodus is in fact well established. Egyptian records only refer to the Jews as having been wiped out by Pharoahs armies. Believe them if you want. During the Eighteenth dynasty rule of Akhenaton one of the foreign-policy issues he refused to face was the collapse of the Egyptian empire in the middle east, including a letter he received in Akhetaten from one of his governors about attacks from a people called the HBR or Hibiru. Scholars arbitrarily deny these are the Hebrews. See Secrets of Lost Races by Rene Noorbergen.
6: History is also quite clear on the fate of the Jews after 70AD. Jerusalem was razed and replaced by a Roman colonia. A large number of Jews were exiled but there were still enough for two more major rebellions in the next century.
Also, he doesn't mention the Ethiopian Jews, the Falashas.
The Palestinians arrived later, the so-called sea-peoples of the Nineteenth dynasty contained a group called Pelest by the Egyptians and this is probably them, they're not the Punic Canaanites.
Also the Punics themselves are claimed by Herodotus to have originated on the Red Sea coast of Arabia, not in their later Mediterranean haunts.
This isn't meant as a moral judgement on who deserves the land. White men arrived in Cape Colony before blacks (the original inhabitants being the now near-extinct Khoi-san bushmen), South Africa is still under majority rule.
Friday, 16 January 2009
Wednesday, 14 January 2009
ING-ing
An interesting participle.
ING, some sort of financial group. Insurance, I think. Ing in the place names Birmingham and Nottingham (originally Snotti-inga-hame, apparently, rather similar to the Welsh name Senelloccu, but meaning the home of the followers of Snotti). -ing in the Cnutings, Cnuts decendants. -ing the Yngalingas, the Swedish Royals of the middle ages. Yng and ing, there. Names after Ing, a Norse mother goddess. Cyninga, Kin-ing, origin of prince. Aetheling, noble, good, proficient, etc, followed by ing meaning a Prince in Anglo-Saxon England. And, of course, Ing in Ingland.
Prydein, now Britain, was also named after a mother goddess. I don't know what that says about Mabinogion (young-boy-tales) star Pryderi. Ancient peoples, possibly including the Gauls and reflected in the Byzantine legend about the Channel ferrys carrying ghosts, believed Britain to be the land of the gods, the home of the after life and so on.
That's enough for now.
ING, some sort of financial group. Insurance, I think. Ing in the place names Birmingham and Nottingham (originally Snotti-inga-hame, apparently, rather similar to the Welsh name Senelloccu, but meaning the home of the followers of Snotti). -ing in the Cnutings, Cnuts decendants. -ing the Yngalingas, the Swedish Royals of the middle ages. Yng and ing, there. Names after Ing, a Norse mother goddess. Cyninga, Kin-ing, origin of prince. Aetheling, noble, good, proficient, etc, followed by ing meaning a Prince in Anglo-Saxon England. And, of course, Ing in Ingland.
Prydein, now Britain, was also named after a mother goddess. I don't know what that says about Mabinogion (young-boy-tales) star Pryderi. Ancient peoples, possibly including the Gauls and reflected in the Byzantine legend about the Channel ferrys carrying ghosts, believed Britain to be the land of the gods, the home of the after life and so on.
That's enough for now.
grauniad2liberty
50,000 editions of the imperialist war-mongering hate-filled Guardian newspaper.
It's not only spelling they get wrong.
It's not only spelling they get wrong.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
Pervs - Cambodia - Power
About a third of the way down Uncle $cam does a good precis on the sex-beast-elite angle.
Gladio quote
You make yourself ridiculous by thinking you can do anything. The world is divided in two. There are the communists on that side and on this side the free world. The Russians and the Americans, no one else. What are we? Americans. Behind me there is the government, behind the government is NATO, behind NATO is the U.S. You can't fight us, we are Americans.
-- Basil Lambrou
-- Basil Lambrou
Yeats-y
For certain minutes at the least
That crafty demon and that loud beast
That plague me day and night
Ran out of my sight;
That crafty demon and that loud beast
That plague me day and night
Ran out of my sight;
Alu-lujah
I notice there is an Enochian character similar to a doubled U-rune. I've only seen such a run as the last letter in "alu", an mystical incantation of protection. An ancestor of the words "ale", "hallucination", "alter".
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