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While it is barely evident in Scripture, once upon a time the White Adamic race lived under the rule ofsomething which the Bible later calls the Melchisedek priesthood . The word Melchisedek basically means Righteousness is my King . That this priesthood was represented in the natural patriarchy of man is evidentin places such as 2 Peter chapter 2 where the apostle refers to oah as !the eighth proclaimer ofrighteousness", as well as in the conte#tual progression of the Biblical accounts in which a patriarchal

society is clearly portrayed. This $elchisede% priesthood is mentioned in Psalms and in Paul&s epistle tothe 'ebrews, and we are informed in both the prophecy and the epistle that (esus )hrist 'imself is thenew $elchisede% priest. *f course, (esus )hrist being the first+born among many brethren and beingahweh -od incarnate, 'e alone is the ultimate patriarch of our White Adamic race.

n -enesis chapter /0, some time between the reestablishment of the Adamic oikoumenê after the flood of oah and the call of Abraham which came over /,200 years later, a descendant of 'am named imrodmerited special mention among the families of -enesis /0 because he had asserted rule over the others ofhis %indred. There we read1 ! And )ush begat imrod1 he began to be a mighty one in the earth. 3 'ewas a mighty hunter before the 4*561 wherefore it is said, 7ven as imrod the mighty hunter before the4*56. /0 And the beginning of his %ingdom was Babel, and 7rech, and Accad, and )alneh, in the land of Shinar. // *ut of that land went forth Asshur, and builded ineveh, and the city 5ehoboth, and )alah, /2

And 5esen between ineveh and )alah1 the same is a great city." The land of imrod&s empire was latercalled the land of )ush in Scripture, after imrod&s father. *stensibly, at its height it encompassed$esopotamia and e#tended to the border of 7gypt. 6uring this time, the serpent had become a symbol of%ingship not only in 7gypt, but also in Sumer, A%%ad and among the 'ittites.

The )anaanite tribes had become very influential in the later manifestations of the empire of imrod, andaround the same time that Abraham was called out of 8r of the )haldees, nearby Babylon was being ruled by )anaanite %ings. The twelve hundred years between the flood of oah and the call of Abraham wereanything but peaceful. They were rac%ed by competitive wars between the Amorites, Amale%ites, 'orites,'ittites, 7gyptians, Syrians, 7lamites, Sumerians and Assyrians, as well as others. t is evident from boththe Bible and $esopotamian literature that 5ephaim 9!-iants": such as -ilgamesh and *g of Bashan had

come to rule over the cities of $esopotamia and the 4evant.Abraham was, basically, called out of the mess which the ancient world had become because imrod andhis successors had abandoned the way of 5ighteousness, esteeming themselves to be gods and assertingrule by force over their fellow men. With the entire Adamic world abandoning ahweh, Abraham was toldthat his seed would inherit the world, and believing -od he was ;ustified. We can trace the sons ofAbraham through history to find that this promise has long ago been fulfilled, although some of hisdescendants mi#ed with the world&s other races contrary to -od&s law, and that mi#ing has caused them to be cursed rather than blessed. The beginnings of those curses are recorded in the Bible.

Therefore the promises to Abraham were passed down to (acob and his twelve sons, who at that time were

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only a tiny portion of the much greater Adamic race. The assurance that apart from Abraham&s other sonsthey would be the rightful heirs of the promises to Abraham were also apart from any obligations of theirown. The promises were unconditional because the promise to Abraham was unconditional. 'oweversubse<uent to those promises, the children of srael were offered a =ingdom, and with that =ingdom theywere assured world hegemony and perpetual peace based on the concept that ahweh -od would be their=ing, that they would %eep 'is 4aw, and with -od as their =ing they would rule the world which theyinherited.

To one degree or another, the children of srael lived in this manner until the days of Samuel. 'oweverwhen they saw that the sons of Samuel were unrighteous, rather than turning to -od they sought an earthly%ing, as the other nations which surrounded them had earthly %ings. At the time, these other nations weremostly )anaanite successors to various portions of the empire of imrod. Samuel was troubled, butahweh told him that 'e would indeed allow them an earthly %ing, not because they re;ected Samuel orhis sons, but because in reality they had re;ected -od 'imself. This is recorded in / Samuel chapter . eteven this had been foreseen in a prophecy within the 4aw itself in 6euteronomy chapter />1/?+/@.

6euteronomy />1/? When thou art come unto the land which the 4*56 thy -od giveth thee, andshalt possess it, and shalt dwell therein, and shalt say, will set a %ing over me, li%e as all thenations that are about me /@ Thou shalt in any wise set him %ing over thee, whom the 4*56 thy

-od shall choose1 one from among thy brethren shalt thou set %ing over thee1 thou mayest not set astranger over thee, which is not thy brother.

When the children of srael could not %eep the laws of ahweh even under an earthly %ing, they werecondemned to a period of seven times of punishment. 5eading 6aniel and the 5evelation, that punishmentis manifest in the 2@20 years of Tyranny that had held the children of srael captive under the beastempires and the papacy of 5ome.

At the first Advent of )hrist the children of srael were only about >00 years into their period of punishment, and they had about /00 years left. 8nderstanding that situation, Paul of Tarsus in 5omanschapter / e#plained that worldly governments were meant to be a punishment from -od for those who dowic%edly, but that those who loved -od and sought to do good would have approval even from those

governments. 9As a parenthetical note, we must state that the persecutions and martyrdoms of )hristiansare another matter entirely since they fulfilled the purpose of -od in spite of the temporary sufferings ofman.:

When the children of srael were released from the 2@20 years tyranny of earthly %ings, they entered into a period of what they perceived as self+government. ow for over 200 years throughout )hristendom thechildren of srael have supposedly ruled themselves, and the end of them is far worse than the beginning.The founders of the modern parliamentary democracies and constitutional republics sought blessings, andall that they have received is curses.

n / )orinthians /@12? Paul of Tarsus attests that at the )onsummation of the Age of )hrist that !'eshould hand over the %ingdom to ahweh who is also the Cather when 'e shall abolish all rule and alllicense and power. " n $atthew chapter // )hrist appeals to 'is disciples and says !2> All things aredelivered unto me of my Cather1 and no man %noweth the Son, but the Cather neither %noweth any manthe Cather, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him. 2 )ome unto me, all ye thatlabour and are heavy laden, and will give you rest. 23 Ta%e my yo%e upon you, and learn of me for ammee% and lowly in heart1 and ye shall find rest unto your souls. 0 Cor my yo%e is easy, and my burden islight."

$en have a choice, a choice which )hrist 'imself has offered them, and they have that choice now. Theycan continue to volunteer themselves into the governments of man, or they can see% the government ofahweh their -od. See%ing the government of -od, )hristians should not ;udge one another according tothe precepts of men, but rather they should ;udge one another according to the 4aw of ahweh. Paul of



Tarsus had long ago encouraged )hristians to do that same thing, in / )orinthians chapter D. )hristiansmust not see% to uphold unrighteous governments. The period of punishment and ordained tyranny is over,and )hrist calls us to repentance now. )hristians must see% to ad;ust their world+views to conform to)hrist now, and not wait for a miracle or for their own death and resurrection. When )hristians conformtheir minds to )hrist, the =ingdom of 'eaven is made manifest in the world. As Paul of Tarsus also says,when )hristians fulfill their obedience, only then will they have the -od+given opportunity to avenge alldisobedience. The same Paul also said !6o we then nullify the law by faithE )ertainly notF 5ather we

establish the law." 'is reference was to the law of -od.

Psalm /1/ Blessed is the man that wal%eth not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in theway of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful. 2 But his delight is in the law of the 4*56and in his law doth he meditate day and night. And he shall be li%e a tree planted by the rivers ofwater, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season his leaf also shall not wither and whatsoever hedoeth shall prosper. ? The ungodly are not so1 but are li%e the chaff which the wind driveth away. @Therefore the ungodly shall not stand in the ;udgment, nor sinners in the congregation of therighteous. D Cor the 4*56 %noweth the way of the righteous1 but the way of the ungodly shall perish.

8ntil )hristians do choose )hrist, repent for their national sins, and see% the government of ahweh -od

and a return to 'is law, they will continue to be oppressed by the vilest of men. This is inevitable, and it is best e#plained in an obscure parable which is found not in the ew Testament, but in the *ld1 in (udgeschapter 3. This parable is best called the parable of the trees of the forest, from (udges 31+/@1

! The trees went forth on a time to anoint a %ing over them and they said unto the olive tree, 5eign thouover us. 3 But the olive tree said unto them, Should leave my fatness, wherewith by me they honour -odand man, and go to be promoted over the treesE /0 And the trees said to the fig tree, )ome thou, and reignover us. // But the fig tree said unto them, Should forsa%e my sweetness, and my good fruit, and go to be promoted over the treesE /2 Then said the trees unto the vine, )ome thou, and reign over us. / And thevine said unto them, Should leave my wine, which cheereth -od and man, and go to be promoted overthe treesE /? Then said all the trees unto the bramble, )ome thou, and reign over us. /@ And the bramblesaid unto the trees, f in truth ye anoint me %ing over you, then come and put your trust in my shadow1 and

if not, let fire come out of the bramble, and devour the cedars of 4ebanon."

The olive tree, the fig tree and the vine would not abandon the good and productive things which theywere accustomed to do in e#change for any desire to rule over their fellow trees. But the bramble, whenas%ed as a last resort, said !if in truth ye anoint me %ing", because being the lowest of the trees it did noteven believe that it was as%ed to reign over the other trees. The lesson here is that when men see% earthly%ings to reign over them, they shall naturally end up with the lowest and most useless sorts as their rulers.*nce they do, they must sub;ect themselves to the scum of the earth or be devoured by them. So in thatmanner the lowest of men gain the advantage over the most noble. The useless brambles ac<uire the power to destroy the magnificent cedars.

When the 8nited States was founded it re;ected nobility. The founding fathers understood the problems

with the noble classes of 7urope. So they set up a government which they envisioned would be operated by men who left their farms or professions and their worldly cares at home, to go to Washington to serve attheir own e#pense for two years, or si# years, as a public service for little recompense. But it was not long before the brambles crept in and too% over. The olive trees did not want to leave their called vocation ofma%ing olives for the benefit of men so that they could rule over their fellow trees. The fig trees %new thattheir ;obs were to produce figs that men needed for food. either did they want to abandon those thingswhich they were naturally fit to do in order to rule over the other trees. The same was true of the vine,which did not want to leave its production of grapes for wine in order to rule over the other trees. These allrepresent the doctor, the carpenter, the mason, the plumber, the farmer or the rancher. They did not want toleave those things which they were naturally suited to doing, abandoning those things which suit their



interests and abilities to rule over other men. But the bramble is good for nothing, it never producesanything of use, so it naturally fills that void which good and productive men do not desire to fill.

The American government was designed to be a government of the common people in contrast with thetraditional systems of 7urope, especially that of 7ngland with its nobles and lifelong lords. But now whenone e#amines the American political class, in spite of the plans of the founders the brambles <uic%ly roseto power everywhere. 5egardless of where one loo%s, the entire political class is filled with men andwomen who never did anything productive, who never wor%ed with their hands to build or createanything, and who never created any real opportunity for others to actually create anything. They are all parasites and the vast ma;ority of them have always been parasites. The brambles are still in power, andthey are in control of the lives of all men.

*nce men see% earthly %ings to rule over them, they shall naturally end up with the lowest and mostuseless sorts as their rulers. Allowing the brambles to be their rulers, men must sub;ect themselves to thescum of the earth or be devoured by them, and the lowest of men gain advantage over the most noble.When the brambles are fully entrenched, not even the cedars of 4ebanon can escape their destruction.7ventually men must turn to )hrist, because no one else can save them.

William R Finck

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Editorial - Bible? Or Bureaucracy

The Prophecy of Amos + Part ine + W 5 Cinc%

5ace $i#ing is not )hristian Pastor $ 6owney /

5eturn of the (ewish Protected $inority in 7urope /3

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The Prophecy of Amos

Part 9

William R Finck

ere #e continue #ith part 9 o2 our 1/-part series on the prophecy o2 !mos& +his #as 2irst presented in a podcast at hristogenea on March 9th ( /1:&

mos 6:1 Woe to them that are at ease in Zion

an! trust in the mountain o" #amaria $hich

are name! chie" o" the nations to $hom the house

o" %srael came&

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'ere in chapter D Amos begins by addressing therulers, the societal elites, in srael. The 'ouse of sraelhad come to these people. That does not mean that

these people themselves were not of srael. t rathermeans that they had come to the control of the=ingdom, in one way or another. t seems, from /)hronicles @1/>, that genealogy still played animportant part in rec%oning the people, in spite ofsrael&s having long before gone off into paganism. tmust be noted however that the Boo%s of )hronicleswere compiled from what records remained after thereturn of portions of 4evi, Ben;amin and (udah fromBabylon. This is easily demonstrable because it isevident in the listings of the tribes in the openingchapters of / )hronicles. After describing theinheritance of the children of -ad, that passage says1!All these were rec%oned by genealogies in the daysof (otham %ing of (udah, and in the days of (eroboam%ing of srael." The reference to (eroboam is to that%ing of srael who ruled during the time of theministry of Amos.

( Pass ye unto Calneh an! see) an! "rom thence go

ye to *amath the great: then go !o$n to +ath o"

the Philistines: be they better than these king!oms?

or their bor!er greater than your bor!er?

)alneh was one of the great cities of Babylonia, andone of the original cities of the empire of imrod. Thecity )alneh is mentioned among the con<uests of theAssyrian %ings Shalmaneser and Tiglath+pileser .'amath the -reat was the city in orthern Syria

which seems to have been the northern e#tent of theempire of 6avid, restored to srael in this time by(eroboam 92 =ings /?12:.

7vidently, the surrounding nations were not as well+off as the children of srael were at this time. et notlong after Amos had written his prophecy, )alneh,'amath, and -ath all fell to the Assyrians, and sraelwas soon to follow. *ver 0,000 people were deportedfrom 'amath by Tiglath+pileser , who ruled Assyriafrom >?? to >2> B) 9 !ncient 0ear %astern +ets Relating to the 'ld +estament ;!0%+<, (. Pritchard,

editor, Princeton 8niversity Press, /3D3, p. 2:, sometime before much of Samaria was deported by Sargon circa >2/ B).

The Septuagint reads these first two verses <uitedifferently, and we shall repeat them here1 !/ Woe tothem that set at nought Sion, and that trust in themountain of Samaria1 they have gathered the harvestof the heads of the nations, and they have gone inthemselves. 2 * house of srael, pass by all of you,

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and see and pass by thence to 7matrabba and thencedescend to -eth of the Philistines, the chief of allthese %ingdoms, see if their coasts are greater thanyour coasts."

f the Septuagint reading of Amos is proper, then thestatement that !they have gathered the harvest of theheads of the nations" seems to refer to the restoration

of much of the former empire of 6avid under(eroboam , the %ing of srael when Amos had prophesied, which is described near the end of 2 =ingschapter /?.

The word 7matrabba is e#emplary of the problems ofhow names were fre<uently interpreted in theSeptuagint. The first two syllables are from the'ebrew form for the name amath& The last twosyllables are from the 'ebrew form of the word ra*( which means to be a chie2 or to be great . So the word properly appears in the =ing (ames 7nglish as

!'amath the great". What the translators of theSeptuagint from 'ebrew to -ree% did was not wrong,it was collo<uial, but the meaning is lost in therendering.

, -e that ut "ar a$ay the e/il !ay an! cause the

seat o" /iolence to come near)

8nrighteous people do not imagine that the day oftheir punishment shall come, and they continue to actunrighteously H in essence moc%ing and scoffing at-od. et the Septuagint reading of the verse is !e

who are approaching the evil day, who are drawingnear and adopting false sabbaths".

0 hat lie uon be!s o" i/ory an! stretch

themsel/es uon their couches Jthe Septuagint has!live delicately on their couches"K an! eat the lambs

out o" the "lock an! the cal/es out o" the mi!st o"

the stall) 2 hat chant to the soun! o" the /iol an!

in/ent to themsel/es instruments o" musick like

3a/i!) Jthe Septuagint has verse @ !who e#cel in thesound of musical instruments they have regardedthem as abiding, not as fleeting", with no mention of

6avidK 6 hat !rink $ine in bo$ls an! anointthemsel/es $ith the chie" ointments: but they are

not grie/e! "or the a""liction o" 4oseh.

The reference to !the affliction of (oseph" is areference to the poverty of many of the people of theland, as the wealthy in srael en;oy its fruits. n Amoschapter we shall see this e#plained by ahwehthrough the prophet, where 'e says in part1 ! ? 'earthis, * ye that swallow up the needy, even to ma%e the

poor of the land to fail, @ Saying, When will the newmoon be gone, that we may sell cornE and the sabbath,that we may set forth wheat, ma%ing the ephah small,and the she%el great, and falsifying the balances bydeceitE"

With opulence comes apathy. When men aresuccessful, they build golf courses and go fo# hunting

or yachting. They collect riches unto themselves, andthe material things which they ac<uire become theirgods. 5ather than wor%ing to uplift their less fortunate brethren they see% to rule over and police them so thatthey may protect their wealth and their positions,which then leads them to tyranniLe their owncountrymen and enrich themselves even further.)ertainly the enemies of ahweh our -od have a handin this, however the children of srael are ;ust as muchat fault H the enemies of -od come to rule over thechildren of srael because of the greedy andopportunistic among their own number.

n 6euteronomy , ahweh warns the children ofsrael not to forget 'im when they become wealthy, but rather to use that wealth to build 'is %ingdom1 !//Beware that thou forget not the 4*56 thy -od, in not%eeping his commandments, and his ;udgments, andhis statutes, which command thee this day1 /2 4estwhen thou hast eaten and art full, and hast builtgoodly houses, and dwelt therein / And when thyherds and thy floc%s multiply, and thy silver and thygold is multiplied, and all that thou hast is multiplied

/? Then thine heart be lifted up, and thou forget the4*56 thy -od, which brought thee forth out of theland of 7gypt, from the house of bondage /@ Who ledthee through that great and terrible wilderness,wherein were fiery serpents, and scorpions, anddrought, where there was no water who brought theeforth water out of the roc% of flint /D Who fed thee inthe wilderness with manna, which thy fathers %newnot, that he might humble thee, and that he might prove thee, to do thee good at thy latter end /> Andthou say in thine heart, $y power and the might of

mine hand hath gotten me this wealth. / But thoushalt remember the 4*56 thy -od1 for it is he thatgiveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establishhis covenant which he sware unto thy fathers, as it isthis day. /3 And it shall be, if thou do at all forget the4*56 thy -od, and wal% after other gods, and servethem, and worship them, testify against you this daythat ye shall surely perish. 20 As the nations which the4*56 destroyeth before your face, so shall ye perish

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because ye would not be obedient unto the voice ofthe 4*56 your -od."

5 here"ore no$ shall they go cati/e $ith the "irst

that go cati/e an! the banuet o" them that

stretche! themsel/es shall be remo/e!.

Again the Septuagint reading is <uite different,although the message is the same, where it says

!Therefore now shall they depart into captivity fromthe dominion of princes, and the neighing of horsesshall be cut off from 7phraim." Where Brenton has!from the dominion of princes" the -ree% may ;ust aswell be read !by the chief of rulers", referring to the%ings of Assyria.

So we see the result of not abiding in the warnings of6euteronomy chapter concerning the wealth andincrease which ahweh our -od provides us. Thissame thing is happening in America today. $enshould spend their wealth and their leisure building-od&s %ingdom and not their own, and helping their%insmen rather than pursuing their own lusts andentertainments.

7 he 8or! +O3 hath

s$orn by himsel" saith

the 8OR3 the +o! o"

hosts % abhor the

e9cellency o" 4acob an!

hate his alaces:

there"ore $ill % !eli/er

u the city $ith all thatis therein.

The reference to a city inverse is to Samaria, thecapital city of srael. Thecity was besieged byShalmaneser I for threeyears 92 =ings />1/+D:and was ta%en by hissuccessor, Sargon , circa >22 or >2/ B). Aninscription left by Sargon e#plains that once the city

fell, 2>,230 of its citiLens were ta%en into captivity toAssyria, and others H enough to form a !contingent of@0 chariots" + were forced into the Assyrian army. talso states that peoples from other parts of the empirewere resettled in Samaria, and an Assyrian governorwas placed over the city at this time 9 !0%+ , pp. 2?+2@:. This prophesied deliverance of Samaria musthave happened at least 0 years after Amos completedhis prophecy, since Amos wrote in the days of

(eroboam who ruled srael until about >@ B).

'n! it shall come to ass i" there remain ten men

in one house that they shall !ie. 1; 'n! a man<s

uncle shall take him u an! he that burneth him

to bring out the bones out o" the house an! shall

say unto him that is by the si!es o" the house %s

there yet any $ith thee? an! he shall say =o. hen

shall he say *ol! thy tongue: "or $e may not makemention o" the name o" the 8OR3.

The Septuagint has the beginning of verse /0 to say1!But a remnant shall be left behind, and their relationsshall ta%e them, and shall strenuously endeavor tocarry forth their bones from the house1 and one shallsay to the heads of the house, s there yet any one elsewith theeE"

A remnant of srael was left behind in the city bySargon , and after his inscription describes thenumber of those carried away captive and the numberof those ta%en for the Assyrian army, it states that he!made JtheK remaining 9inhabitants: assume their

9social: positions" and thathe put them under tribute9 !0%+ , p. 2@:.

The te#t also infers thatcremation was used todispose of the dead in a timeof war, where the city wasunder siege. The latter part

of verse /0 indicates that thechildren of srael in theirdistress would not call uponahweh their -od. et wemust also bear in mind thatthe greater number of themhad been practicing paganism for well over twohundred years, since the

%ingdom was divided and (eroboam instituted the priesthood and worship of the golden calves.

11 For behol! the 8OR3 comman!eth an! he$ill smite the great house $ith breaches an! the

little house $ith cle"ts. 1( #hall horses run uon the

rock? $ill one lo$ there $ith o9en? "or ye ha/e

turne! >u!gment into gall an! the "ruit o"

righteousness into hemlock:

The Septuagint has verse /2 to read !Will horses runupon roc%sE will they refrain from neighing at maresEfor ye have turned ;udgment into poison, and the fruit

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of righteousness into bitterness". As horses cannot runupon roc%s, and as roc%s cannot be plowed, here is awarning that Samaria will be ;ust as useless and barren.

1, -e $hich re>oice in a thing o" nought $hich say

*a/e $e not taken to us horns by our o$n

strength?

This reflects the attitude which srael was warnedabout in 6euteronomy 1/> where ahweh says1 !Andthou say in thine heart, $y power and the might ofmine hand hath gotten me this wealth."

10 But behol! % $ill raise u against you a nation

O house o" %srael saith the 8OR3 the +o! o"

hosts) an! they shall a""lict you "rom the entering

in o" *emath unto the ri/er o" the $il!erness.

This nation is, of course, Assyria. We have alreadyseen much evidence in this presentation of Amos, that

the children of srael had held and occupied many ofthe cities of Syria as far north as 'amath, of which the border was over /20 miles north of 6amascus and 2@0miles north of (erusalem. The reference to the !riverof the wilderness" seems to be a reference to the !river of 7gypt", or Sihor 9(oshua /1, !Sihor, which is before 7gypt" (eremiah 21/, !the waters of Sihor":,which was the name for the canal of 7gypt, theeasternmost branch of the ile. These would bereferences to the northernmost and southernmostfrontiers of the ancient empire of 6avid.

'mos 5:1 hus hath the 8or! +O3 she$e! untome) an! behol! he "orme! grasshoers in the

beginning o" the shooting u o" the latter gro$th)

an! lo it $as the latter gro$th a"ter the king<s

mo$ings. ( 'n! it came to ass that $hen they

ha! ma!e an en! o" eating the grass o" the lan!

then % sai! O 8or! +O3 "orgi/e % beseech thee:

by $hom shall 4acob arise? "or he is small. , he

8OR3 reente! "or this: %t shall not be saith the

8OR3.

This is reminiscent of the parallel prophecy in (oelchapter /1 !2 'ear this, ye old men, and give ear, allye inhabitants of the land. 'ath this been in your days,or even in the days of your fathersE Tell ye yourchildren of it, and let your children tell their children,and their children another generation. ? That whichthe palmerworm hath left hath the locust eaten andthat which the locust hath left hath the can%erwormeaten and that which the can%erworm hath left haththe caterpiller eaten. @ Awa%e, ye drun%ards, and

weep and howl, all ye drin%ers of wine, because ofthe new wine for it is cut off from your mouth. D Cora nation is come up upon my land, strong, and withoutnumber, whose teeth are the teeth of a lion, and hehath the chee% teeth of a great lion. > 'e hath laid myvine waste, and bar%ed my fig tree1 he hath made itclean bare, and cast it away the branches thereof aremade white."

This prophecy in Amos, li%e all of the propheciesconcerning the great 6ay of (udgment of the people ofahweh, seems to be a dual prophecy correspondingto the ;udgment against the mountains of srael in thelatter days which we see in 7Le%iel chapters and3. As we discussed at great length in our presentationof (oel here a year agoJsee http1MMchristogenea.orgMpodcastsM;oelNinde#K, thelocusts, caterpillars, palmerworms and can%erworms,the !great army" which ahweh sends among 'is people 9(oel 212@:, represent alien races. 'ere inAmos, we see the grasshoppers did not come todevour the land until !the latter growth after the %ing&smowings." This seems to indicate that the governmentgets its share of the produce of the people first, andthen the aliens eat up whatever is left. This is preciselywhat we perceive of our national situation today, afterthe swarms of the enemy have come in li%e a cloud tocover the land 97Le%iel 13, /D:.

0 hus hath the 8or! +O3 she$e! unto me: an!

behol! the 8or! +O3 calle! to conten! by "ire

an! it !e/oure! the great !ee an! !i! eat u aart. 2 hen sai! % O 8or! +O3 cease % beseech

thee: by $hom shall 4acob arise? "or he is small.

The people of srael in Samaria had been greatlyreduced from their former glory. Amos must have%nown the many Scriptures which prophesied greatthings for -od&s people srael, and wondered how theymay achieve those things in their condition as he sawthem at this time where he as%s !by whom shall (acobariseE"

6 he 8OR3 reente! "or this: his also shall notbe saith the 8or! +O3.

The Septuagint has verses ? through D thus1 !? Thushas the 4ord shewed me and, behold, the 4ord calledfor ;udgment by fire, and it devoured the great deep,and devoured the 4ord&s portion. @ Then said, *4ord, cease, pray thee1 who shall raise up (acobE forhe is small in number. 5epent, * 4ord, for this. D Thisalso shall not be, saith the 4ord."

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The inference seems to be that srael, !the 4ord&s portion", would be totally devoured if not for the purposeful intervention of -od.

5 hus he she$e! me: an! behol! the 8or! stoo!

uon a $all ma!e by a lumbline $ith a lumbline

in his han!. 7 'n! the 8OR3 sai! unto me 'mos

$hat seest thou? 'n! % sai! ' lumbline. hen

sai! the 8or! Behol! % $ill set a lumbline in themi!st o" my eole %srael: % $ill not again ass by

them any more:

ahweh divides the people with a plumbline, whichostensibly determines which of them would surviveand go into captivity, and which of them would remain behind, either dead or alive.

'n! the high laces o" %saac shall be !esolate

an! the sanctuaries o" %srael shall be lai! $aste)

an! % $ill rise against the house o" 4eroboam $ith

the s$or!.

The !house of (eroboam" is a reference to (eroboam, who was %ing as Amos was prophesying. The places of idolatry would all be destroyed. This did notactually happen for some time after most of thechildren of srael were ta%en into Assyrian captivity.n the days of (osiah, who ruled (udah from about D?0to D03 B), we see as it is recorded in 2 )hronicleschapter ? that !/ (osiah was eight years old when he began to reign, and he reigned in (erusalem one andthirty years. 2 And he did that which was right in the

sight of the 4*56, and wal%ed in the ways of 6avidhis father, and declined neither to the right hand, norto the left. Cor in the eighth year of his reign, whilehe was yet young, he began to see% after the -od of6avid his father1 and in the twelfth year he began to purge (udah and (erusalem from the high places, andthe groves, and the carved images, and the moltenimages. ? And they bra%e down the altars of Baalim inhis presence and the images, that were on high abovethem, he cut down and the groves, and the carvedimages, and the molten images, he bra%e in pieces,

and made dust of them, and strowed it upon the gravesof them that had sacrificed unto them. @ And he burntthe bones of the priests upon their altars, and cleansed(udah and (erusalem. D And so did he in the cities of$anasseh, and 7phraim, and Simeon, even unto aphtali, with their mattoc%s round about. > Andwhen he had bro%en down the altars and the groves,and had beaten the graven images into powder, and cutdown all the idols throughout all the land of srael, he

returned to (erusalem."

Crom the account of the reign of (osiah in )hronicleswe also see that there was indeed a remnant of sraelleft behind by the Assyrians, who were later %nowngenerally as Samaritans. *f course, the people whowere later %nown as Samaritans also consisted ofmany )anaanites and many of the aliens who were

brought into the land and resettled there by theAssyrians.

1; hen 'maiah the riest o" Bethel sent to

4eroboam king o" %srael saying 'mos hath

consire! against thee in the mi!st o" the house o"

%srael: the lan! is not able to bear all his $or!s.

Bethel was the seat of one of the golden calves set up by (eroboam . Therefore this AmaLiah would be one

of the priests of the idolatrous priesthood which(eroboam instituted at that time, nearly /0 years before Amos had written. Crom / =ings chapter /21!2D And (eroboam said in his heart, ow shall the%ingdom return to the house of 6avid1 2> f this people go up to do sacrifice in the house of the 4*56at (erusalem, then shall the heart of this people turnagain unto their lord, even unto 5ehoboam %ing of(udah, and they shall %ill me, and go again to

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5ehoboam %ing of (udah. 2 Whereupon the %ing too% counsel, and made two calves of gold, and said untothem, t is too much for you to go up to (erusalem1 behold thy gods, * srael, which brought thee up outof the land of 7gypt. 23 And he set the one in Bethel,and the other put he in 6an. 0 And this thing becamea sin1 for the people went to worship before the one,even unto 6an. / And he made an house of high

places, and made priests of the lowest of the people,which were not of the sons of 4evi."

11 For thus 'mos saith 4eroboam shall !ie by the

s$or! an! %srael shall surely be le! a$ay cati/e

out o" their o$n lan!.

The latter part of 2 =ings chapter /? records the reignof (eroboam , the length of his reign, and how herestored the %ingdom of srael to much of its formerglory. 'owever the account is silent concerning themanner of his death. 'e was succeeded by his wic%ed

son, Oachariah, who after only si# months was publicly e#ecuted in a coup by Shallum the son of(abesh, who usurped the throne 92 =ings /@1+//:.Shallum&s rule was also very brief, lasting about amonth. The boo%s of )hronicles are silent on the livesand deaths of (eroboam and his son Oachariah, as theyalso are concerning several other of the %ings of sraelin this period.

1( 'lso 'maiah sai! unto 'mos O thou seer go

"lee thee a$ay into the lan! o" 4u!ah an! there eat

brea! an! rohesy there: 1, But rohesy not

again any more at Bethel: "or it is the king<s chael

an! it is the king<s court.

AmaLiah had informed on Amos for his prophesying, by complaining about Amos& message to (eroboam. ow AmaLiah plays the other side of the fence andwarns Amos of possible danger.

'ere we see that Bethel is !the %ing&s chapel, and the %ing&s court". This demonstrates that the custominitiated by (eroboam about one hundred and eightyyears before this time had been continued to this day.

Pic%ing up from the point where / =ings chapter /2was <uoted while verse /0 of this chapter of Amoswas discussed earlier, we read1 !2 And (eroboam@meaning the much earlier 4eroboam %A ordained afeast in the eighth month, on the fifteenth day of themonth, li%e unto the feast that is in (udah, and he

offered upon the altar. So did he in Bethel, sacrificingunto the calves that he had made1 and he placed inBethel the priests of the high places which he hadmade. @he riesthoo! o" this 'maiah $ho

aears here in 'mos 5.A So he offered upon thealtar which he had made in Bethel the fifteenth day ofthe eighth month, even in the month which he haddevised of his own heart and ordained a feast unto the

children of srael1 and he offered upon the altar, and burnt incense."

10 hen ans$ere! 'mos an! sai! to 'maiah %

$as no rohet neither $as % a rohet<s son) but

% $as an her!man an! a gatherer o" sycomore

"ruit: 12 'n! the 8OR3 took me as % "ollo$e! the

"lock an! the 8OR3 sai! unto me +o rohesy

unto my eole %srael.

That Amos was chosen to be a prophet, having been aherdsman, seems to be a reproach to those who should

have been prophets. et it has already been prophesied by Amos, as it was also by 'osea, that -ilgal H theancient home of the prophets of ahweh in srael Hhad become corrupted. 9'osea ?1/@, 31/@, /21//Amos ?1?, @1@:.

Crom 'osea chapter /21 !/0 have also spo%en by the prophets, and have multiplied visions, and usedsimilitudes, by the ministry of the prophets. // s thereini<uity in -ileadE surely they are vanity1 theysacrifice bulloc%s in -ilgal yea, their altars are asheaps in the furrows of the fields."

16 =o$ there"ore hear thou the $or! o" the 8OR3:

hou sayest Prohesy not against %srael an! !ro

not thy $or! against the house o" %saac. 15

here"ore thus saith the 8OR3) hy $i"e shall be

an harlot in the city an! thy sons an! thy

!aughters shall "all by the s$or! an! thy lan!

shall be !i/i!e! by line) an! thou shalt !ie in a

ollute! lan!: an! %srael shall surely go into

cati/ity "orth o" his lan!.

AmaLiah was to be severely punished for attempting

to silence Amos. 'is wife would become a whore, andhis children would be slain. AmaLiah was fortunate toreceive such a direct warning. $en today shouldreconsider what it is that they are doing in their ownlives, when they and their families suffer li%ewise Q

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Race Mixing is Not Christian

Nehemiah 10!"#0

Pastor M $o%ney

hristian dentity has restored one of the most prevalent issues found in the Word of -od and

that is the sub;ect of race. 'owever, in an attempt to bring forward the righteous corrections of faultyteachings, it is somewhat li%e revisionist historiansdealing with the holocaust industry. )hristian dentitydoes not en;oy the glut monopoly of merchandising

information as does the establishment religions andmedia, although we do have a gift of discernment andan unwavering love for truth wherever it may lead.What we have been told about race in the Bible has been an unmitigated fraud to destroy us. What theBible actually says about race will preserve us. We areli%e 6avid standing up against -oliath having awealth of encyclopedic facts to sanction the mi#ing ofthe races. This has been accomplished over a long period of time by contaminating the historical recordand the Bible itself with disinformation.

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have been called to tas% recently to prove the)hristian dentity Truth 9it is not a theory li%eevolution:, and will do so from the WordM4aw of -od.A law, li%e the law of gravity, is not ;ust a good idea or suggestion it is an established foundation, absoluteand infallible. 'ence, the foundations of )reation andthe purpose for which we are here become allimportant. have been challenged to stand and deliver,not from the ;udeo+christian crowd, but from anti+)hristian racialists. would preface racialists by

saying alleged.

This issue of whether race mi#ing is advocated or prohibited in the Bible was prompted by a message gave about RWhy Some People (ust don&t -et tR RitR being the identity of the White race in relation to theBible. We live in a time when there is an increase ofinformation. People can choose what to believe fromso many sources, that the average person cannot read

it all in their lifetime. So they depend on themar%etplace of ideas of what ma%es sense to them.Preconceived notions and intellectual pre;udices willalways color what people select as their truth. This

then becomes a reflection of what they are in life andwhat they give or ta%e from their own race.

Putting forth the premise that race mi#ing is not)hristian automatically prompts cries of foul from all<uarters. But the division is basically two sided. Whenthe Bible says, RProve all thingsR it is <uic%lyfollowed by the admonition to hold on to the good. nthe eternal war of words we are warned that some people will turn good into evil and evil into good. fsomeone chooses to not only ignore the Bible, but to

misrepresent it, it then becomes a matter of changingthe truth of -od into a lie. Who could that possibly beE t would be those who have made the wrongchoice and have selected proof that is not good. Core#ample, the ;ewish holocaust is riddled with false proof and yet some people accept it as fact. This produces evil conse<uences. f we re;ect and distortwhat the Bible has to say about race mi#ing, weli%ewise will suffer evil upon our society. That&se#actly what has happened to our nation. The battle between good and evil determines blessings or curses.

n see%ing to determine what the Bible teaches, it isnecessary to start at the beginning. obody cans<uirm around the basic premise of Adam and 7ve being of the same race. don&t %now of any versionsthat say they were the first two *rientals or egroes.'istory depicts them as White. )hristian dentityfurther identifies them by rightly dividing the wordAdam, which means man. Strong&s )oncordance

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elaborates on this %ind of man 9//3, /20: beingruddy, to show blood in the face, i.e. to blush or turnrosy. Crom Thomas *&Brien&s boo% RIerbotenR weglean from his commentary that, R7ven the ability to blush 9show blood in the face: is confined to theWhite race. This is caused by your subconsciouswhich only -od controls, as 'e breathed 'is 4ivingSpirit into Adam who passed it on to you, his White

descendants. ou are an infinitesimal pro;ection ofyour )reator, so when you do or say somethingembarrassing, your subconscious rushes blood to yourface. The colored races, not having been endowedwith -od&s Spirit, have no abstract sense of right orwrong, conse<uently are never embarrassed.R t is amisnomer to call other races or species man%ind. nthe boo% of -enesis, -od&s 4aw of %ind after %ind wasestablished, meaning species. The Bible we have inour hands today repeatedly teaches about &seed after itsown %ind& in which each and every species of plants

and animals propagate within their own %ind. n thecase of Adam%ind, it is clearly the White race. TheBible interprets itself by declaring that RThis is the boo% of the generations of AdamR 9-en. @1/:.-enerations means the genetic posterity. ou can readmore details in the article RThe Adamic )reationR.

4et me give you a thumbnail s%etch of the rest of-enesis as it pertains to race mi#ing. *bviously therewere other races as we read about the first case ofAdam&s seed being polluted with )ain, a cursed

murderer of his brother. )ain was purged from 7denand moved Reast of 7denR 9which would have been inand among the $ongolian people:, to a non+Adamicland filled with non+Adamites. 'e then produced thefirst mongrel offspring named 7noch. Crom the timeof Adam and 7ve to the time of oah, race mi#ing became epidemic, and -od saw that the wic%edness of man was great in the earth. This sin of race mi#ing isso serious that -od %illed the offenders. 'owever,there was one man and his family that found grace inthe eyes of the 4ord, who was perfect in his

generations in other words, he was racially pure. Theresult of all this race mi#ing was corruption andviolence 9-enesis D1//:. The narrative establishes a paramount theme that runs throughout the Bible1 racemi#ing is not )hristian.

There are indeed two manners of people in the world1those who remain racially pure and those who don&t.The problem again arises with the twin boys, (acob

and 7sau, fulfilling their separate destinies from thetime of their birth. 'istory also shows that wheneverthese people sought to integrate and intermarry, theresults were always the same1 violence, confusion and ;udgment from -od. *n the other hand, when theylived separately as -od ordered, each respectivelylived in harmony apart from each other. 'istory alsoshows that whenever the racially pure offspring of

(acob failed to assume their -od+mandated office ofta%ing dominion and administering -od&s 4aws,conversely allowing the offspring of 7sau to occupyand determine the law of the land, there has beennothing but trouble, chaos and -od&s ;udgment.6estruction of White )hristian civiliLation is the primary purpose of the ;ewish drive towards racialamalgamation. They %now that it has always beenWhite )hristian society that has proclaimed libertythroughout the land and are the custodians of freedom.So in order to control the world, this element of -od&s

Spirit must go to the grave in various forms ofgenocide. 'istorians and social engineers %now that amongreliLed people is easier to control, because theyhave a deformed spirit and no identity. Thesedestroyers of man%ind %now that every WhiteciviliLation 9and there have been some 2@ of theseciviliLations in the si#ty centuries of recorded history:that has practiced race mi#ing, has destroyedthemselves from within. ou want to tal% about fairytalesE There has never been a great Blac% civiliLationin Africa and mongrels have never been able to rule

their sub;ects ;ustly. South Africa en;oyed White)hristian apartheid until its )hristian faith wasundermined by antichrist distortions of the Word. t isnow the murder capital of the world.

7sau would corrupt his racial line by marrying intoanother race, which was strictly forbidden. 'e too% awife of the 'ittites which was Ra grief of mindR to his parents. RAnd saac called (acob, and blessed him, andcharged him, and said unto him, Thou shalt not ta%e awife of the daughters of )anaanR 9-en.21/:. This

command not to marry into another race was the sameone given by Abraham concerning saac, where hetold his son to find his wife in his country and amonghis %indred 9his own %ind:. 6euteronomy 21 clearlystates that -od separated the races, RWhen the $ost'igh divided to the nations their inheritance, when 'eseparated the sons of Adam, 'e set the boundsJborderlinesK of the people according to the number of the children of srael.R The White race at that time had

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their land and the other races had theirs. This versetells us that there is a specific number of WhiteAdamic sraelites to be born in order to fulfill the planof -od. 'ow can any racialist complain about this%ind of orderly separationE

Throughout Scriptures we find that -od&s order inevery realm has always been separation, selection and

discrimination, while the enemies of -od and theWhite race, have always been integration, e<uality andtolerance. The surest way to prevent White peoplefrom achieving their manifest destiny is to preventthem from reproducing their own %ind. The strategy of our enemy is to mi# the races and produce what theBible calls RbastardsR. The 'ebrew word for bastard isRmamLerR and means a mongrel or half+breed. RA bastard shall not enter into the congregation of the4ordR 6eut. 212. )hurches are full of smilingmamLers who are told the Bible says to mi#. The

propaganda we struggle against today is from thosewho misrepresent the Word of -od and falselyidentify who -od&s people married in the *ldTestament times in an effort to ;ustify race mi#ing.They do not have the Spirit of -od, in which our body, the temple of -od, facilitates the indwelling of-od. Without a spirit+filled race, there is no possibilityof White people fulfilling our purpose on earth.Cornication 9which is race mi#ing: adulterates -od&s plan for the Ages. -od does not dwell in a raciallyadulterated habitation. f you remove )hristianity

from the world, you remove -od&s law prohibitingrace mi#ing.

And then, alleged White men regurgitate thisdisinformation to trash )hristianity as a whole. Arethey without the intellectual integrity to ta%eadvantage of understanding the 'oly 5acial Bible ofAdam%indE The above mentioned clues of our ancient people doing good or evil determines the racialidentity with whom they married. The arguments ofthose opposed to )hristian dentity can go on forever

li%e a ;ewish lawyer. They usually ta%e something soobscure in nature and distorted and pass it off as fact.8nless, a )hristian man is well ac<uainted with thistechni<ue, he will be chasing down rabbit trails that donot persuade the antagonist in the long run. That&s why&m presenting a wholistic picture of race mi#ing froma )hristian dentity perspective that even a schoolchild can understand. Some people are too smart fortheir own good and it ma%es no difference whether

you prove anything or not. They ;ust don&t get it. Thereis the possibility that they have family secrets buriedin the woodpile 9family tree:, that cancel the Spirit,and therefore they cannot be of -od and hence theirantipathy towards the 6ivine.

There is the usual litany of case histories whichadvocates of race mi#ing throw into the pot. 4et us

recall that Paul said, RCor whatsoever things werewritten aforetime were written for our learning, thatwe through patience and comfort of the scriptures mayhave hopeR 95omans /@1?:. n other words, we canlearn the truth about racial <uestions from the *ldTestament. o )hristian who is at all familiar with the*.T. would or could be in favor of racialintermarriage, because it is forbidden and condemnedin the strongest possible words. RAnd when the 4ordthy -od shall deliver them before thee thou shaltsmite them, and utterly destroy them thou shalt ma%e

no covenant with them, nor show mercy unto them. either shalt thou ma%e marriages with them thydaughter shalt thou not give unto his son, nor hisdaughter shalt thou ta%e unto thy son Cor thou art anholy people Ja racially pure peopleKR 96eut. >12+, D:.

But, we have a war of words between White)hristians and mongreliLed ;udeo+)hristians, alongwith centuries of distorting the Word of -od to implya religion of universalism and inclusion that fits nicelyinto the ew World *rder of ;ewish communism. The

antichrist racialists should stop and thin% about thatfor a moment before they start tal%ing about ;ewishfairy tales, not only for their own sa%es, but for theimplications of our racial survival. 6o we fail torecogniLe the perversion of racially adulteratedchurches and doctrines that sustain itE *r, do we ta%ethe racially conscious spirit of )hristian dentity anddiscern the good from the bad racial issues based onthe principles of -od&s racial lawsE

Race mixing is e&'al to racial

exterminationThe race war against White people is waged primarily by the most mongreliLed people on the face of theearth. (ews. Cor 2000 years they have been devisingslow and fast, direct and indirect ways of death for ourrace. When those of our own %ind willingly orunwittingly do the wor% of the ;ew by adulterating all%nowledge of (esus )hrist and 'is Word of racialsalvation, they become twice the child of hell than the

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scribes 9media whores: and Pharisees 9pulpit pimps:.By eliminating )hristianity, so too, must the truesrael manifested in the White race be removed fromtheir devilish dream of a Pa# (udaica + a world run by ;ews.

Please be patient when hearing or reading thismessage anticipating an address to the Bible trivia

<uestions in a pseudo college debate with anonymousinternet e#perts spelling -od with a small g. Thee#planations are secondary if we first don&t understand biblical principles. f were to ;ust rattle off a pure)hristian dentity response, it would be no differentthan tossing costly pearls into a mud pit of oin%ing pigs. The Bible says don&t do that or they&ll ;ust snortand try to rip your leg off. Well, the Word also says bewise as serpents. thin% that means be as cunning asyour enemy. &ve read that the Simon Weisenthal)enter has a staff of some 0 full time rabbis

monitoring hate groups on the internet and wor%ingtheir sorceries on )hristian forums.

Cor all %now, &m notdealing with some pun% 20or 0 year old nerd whothin%s he %nows it all, butsome fat bald headed'enry =issinger type that plays religious head gamesli%e chess. Whoever it isthat ta%es pleasure in

denigrating the Word1 beadvised that -od is not

moc%ed. 'owever you slice it, those who gleefullytwist Scriptures to the detriment of our race will meetthe same fate as those who impersonate srael. Bynow, any honest person should recogniLe the bold principles of -od&s racial laws so that the conte#t ofany racial circumstance revolves around it being goodor evil. *ne need not depend upon spurious sourcesthat rationaliLe race mi#ing to %now that race mi#ingis condemned by -od. There is no debate. 5ace

mi#ing is not )hristian.

4et us now turn our attention to the foul stream ofcitations manipulated for the purpose of falselyinterpreting something as race mi#ing. 4et us chasethe change agents out of our national temple withoutgetting too muddy. The most popular e#ploitationsare1$oses was married to a egro

(oseph was married to a egroThe boo% of 5uth is a story of a mi#ed race marriageThe 7thiopian eunuch was an African egro5ahab was a )anaaniteAll races evolved from Adam)hrist descended from more than one mi#ed+racemarriageSemites were a dar% s%inned race

All descendants of 'am were a dar% s%inned raceThe bride in The Song of Solomon was a egro

There are many lesser used arguments, but the point ofthis listing is that they are all dead wrong. &m notgoing to dive in head+first into this pigsty ;ust toappease the sophistry of swine. &m going to ta%e theone at the top of the list, because it is the one mostcommonly used to convince simpletons that the Bible promotes race mi#ing. )ommon sense dictates that)hristian racialists, such as myself and others, would

not be of this persuasion if something as hypocriticalas $oses marrying a nigger or (esus was a ;ew or themore absurd notion that )hristianity owes itse#istence to ;ewry were true. t is not only gratuitouslyinsulting it is the chutLpah of spiritual warfare. Theysay $oses was married to a egro with a straight faceand sprin%le a little bit of ;udaiLed information on thisidea for confirmation. They create a controversy from umbers /21/ with one word 7thiopian. Withimmaculate fidelity of scholarship 9read sarcastically:they convey the idea that the 7thiopia of today is the

same as it was ,@00 years ago. Why anyone would presuppose that demographics remain static overmillennia is mind boggling. But the ed;ewcationalsystem today is well %nown for dumbing down thene#t generation. =ids can&t locate )alifornia on a map.Please restrain your laughter and applause until &mfinished. ou&ve heard the saying that RA little%nowledge is a dangerous thingRE Well, that&s becauseit never gets beyond half+truths, which mislead andconfuse. We often find defective scholarship in earlytranslations which have become accepted as doctrine.

Then someone comes along saying -od is a fairy taleand they&re hostile to )hristianity and they try tocontinue the curse of mistranslation. This is li%egiving a mon%ey a loaded gun. )hristians shouldnever allow non+)hristians to teach them what theWord of -od is all about. We %now what it&s about,and it&s about race and %eeping it pure.

4et&s get bac% to $oses and his wife. RAnd $iriam

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and Aaron spa%e against $oses because of the7thiopian woman whom he had married, for he hadmarried an 7thiopian womanR umbers /21/. Anyconcordance, such as Strong&s, translates R7thiopian as being @D3, meaning RA )ushite Ja resident of)ushK, or a descendant of )ush.R Who was )ushE oah had three sons1 Shem, 'am and (aphet. -enesis/01D informs us that the sons of 'am were )ush,

$iLraim, Phut and )anaan. oah and his wife were both racially pure White people, so their children werenaturally the same. *nly )anaan and his descendantswere cursed. The theory that $oses married a egrois totally dependant upon the speculation that -od&scurse upon 'am turned him blac%1 into a egro. Thisis pure Talmudic fantasy to e#plain where blac%s comefrom. The curse, according to the Bible, is that theywould be servants to Shem and (aphet. We %now fromsecular history that the blac% race was in e#istencelong before the days of oah. This does not mean that

the )anaanites did not mi# their seed. They did.$iLraimites 9which means 7gyptian: obviously settledin 7gypt. We %now from the 7gyptian art of fine portraiture and sculpture that they were a White people until they eventually inter+married with non+Whites. The )ushites settled in two ma;or areas. *newas south of the Sudan in Africa and the other was ineastern $esopotamia 9where in times past was part ofthe Babylonian empire:. Both areas were settled byWhite people, but of course the pro#imity to egroesin Africa was a geographical reality. This land of )ush

9in $esopotamia: flourished about /@00 B.)., duringthe time of $oses. The e#odus from 7gypt occurred/?D B.). Please note that there is nothing in theBible that suggests or even hints that $oses was in theland %nown today as 7thiopia or any other placewhere egroes reside.

Row when Pharoah heard this thing Jthe slaying by$oses of an 7gyptian 9a White man: who was beatinga 'ebrewMsraelite 9a White man:K, he sought to slay$oses. But $oses fled from the face of pharaoh and

dwelt in the land of $idianR 7#odus 21/@. $idian wasa son of Abraham and his descendants became)ushites, living in the valleys of the Tigris and7uphrates. They were racially pure White people. twas this time of $oses& e#ile that he married thedaughter of the Priest of $idian. R'e gave $osesOipporah, his daughter, and she bore him a sonR7#odus 212/+22. There wouldn&t have been any egro priest in this land of )ush. 'is name 5euel means

&friend of -od&, and is sometimes referred to as (ethroand means &his e#cellency& a title of respect. Who, intheir right mind, is going to believe that a egrosavage beast was the highest ran%ing priest 9under theorder of the $elchiLede% priesthood: in an all+WhitesocietyE

'ow silly to imagine that $oses violated -od&s 4aw

by race mi#ing and married into the family of a egro priest, which could only be the worship of a false god.'ow foolish and unli%ely it is to suppose that thisformer Prince of 7gypt, raised in the royal householdof Pharaoh as an adopted son, %nowing that the7gyptians considered the egroes as wild animals to be %illed on sight if found outside of their role aschained slaves wor%ing in the fields:. and then, thesemen of disinformation presume that -od wouldchoose $oses to lead 'is covenant people out of bondage, even with the above violations to 'is law.

o, the son of royalty would not ta%e a wife of the egro )ush in Africa or anywhere else. At this timehe learned the topography of the wilderness territorythat srael would soon be led into by him.

t was while $oses was guarding the floc%s of hisfather+in+law, -od appeared to him in the burning bush at $t. 'oreb 9which is not in Africa:. This iswhen -od gave $oses the commission to go to 7gyptand set his people free. *nce there, he taught themtheir proud heritage as -od&s people srael and that

they must %eep their race pure. 'ow could $oseshave been one of the great heroes of faith, if hecommitted the abominable sin of race mi#ing that brought shame, disgrace and chastisement to the srael people throughout their historyE 'ow could $oseshave been chosen of -od to oppose the false gods of7gypt after spending ?0 years with a egro familyworshipping a false godE But there will be those whotry to convince you that the s<uare peg fits into the

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round hole. Are we to believe that -od would bless$oses and his offspring to be wor%ers in thetabernacle, when the Word states Ra bastard shall notenter into the congregationRE

4et us now confront the canard of $iriam and Aaronaccusing $oses of race mi#ing. t is true that $osesmarried a woman who was not an sraelite. 'owever,

she was not only White, but also a descendant ofAbraham, the great grandfather of (acob+srael. Sothis matter of Oipporah can&t be used as a ;ustificationfor race mi#ing. $oses did not marry outside of hisrace he married outside of his geographic location ofnational srael. 'is brother Aaron and his sister$iriam taunted $oses about his marriage outsidetheir territorial perimeters of srael&s culture. RAndthey said, hath the 4ord indeed spo%en only by$osesE 'ath he not spo%en also by usE And the 4ordheard itR umbers /212. *opsF f $oses was such a

big bad race mi#er, don&t you thin% this would be theaccusation insteadE ... RAh, 4ord we have a ma;or problem here with $oses brea%ing your 4aw and racemi#ing.R s that what we hearE o. What is in theBible is sniveling mi#ed with ;ealousy and murmuringcovetousness. -od then calls the two on the carpet. twould seem that if $oses was in fact a race mi#er, the burning bush would turn him into toast he would bethe one who is reprimanded. But he is not. -od calledforth Aaron and $iriam and began to teach them alesson about respect for a man of -od. The antichrist

racialists should consider doing the same thing byshutting their mouths and opening their eyes. 6on&t ;ust read the Bible with preconceived notions andanimosity. Study the Word to show your self approvedof -odF -od referred to $oses as a man RWho isfaithful in all $y houseER u. /21>. ow as% you brothers and sisters1 if $oses was such a race traitor,would the )reator of our race call him faithfulE f$oses was guilty, why was $iriam punishedE

$oses was a great White leader. 'e planted the seed

of truth and set the e#ample. t is incomprehensible for any religion to have a guy that preaches one thing tothe people and then goes out and does ;ust theopposite. 'e wrote the first five boo%s of the *ldTestament in which the people were clearly warnedagainst miscegenation. $oses not only was faithful,he was honorable in not violating -od&s 4aw of racialintegrity. Throughout the scriptures there is a principleof consistency and continuity. Any honest e#amination

will prove that. -od made no e#ceptions for anyone.This truth stands and delivers. All of these othercontentions about race mi#ing in the Bible can beanswered with diligent study and a willing spirit tolearn. will not waste my time spoon feedingarrogant, scripture+twisting devils who, R=nownothing, but doting about <uestions and strifes ofwords, whereof cometh envy, strife, railings, evil

surmisings Jli%e $oses marrying a egroK, perversedisputings of men of corrupt minds, and destitute oftruth, supposing that gain is godliness1 from suchwithdraw thyselfR 9 Tim. D1@:.

The )hristian dentity movement is not adenomination. am but one voice among many.People come into our movement with theirdenominational baggage or no bags at all, but the onething which we spea% in unison is who we are andwhy we&re here. 4et me ma%e one thing perfectly

clear1 we are fed up with the ;ewish tag. o matterhow many times we e#plain the error of thisindictment there are adversaries who persist in their propaganda. have answered the charge of racemi#ing in the Bible and refuted those who wouldchange the truth of -od into a lie. Because, you see,there are individuals who would throw water on yourflames who emasculate the men of -od who worshipthemselves as gods and care not what we say. To such people, debate among yourselves as to how you candestroy )hristian dentity. ou will fail. have

completed my duty of contending for the faith againstantichrist racialists 9or perhaps ;ewish lac%eysaccording to Proverbs 2D1? which says, RAnswer not afool according to his folly, lest thou also be li%e untohim. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he bewise in his own conceitR:.

*nly a fool would now try to debate this message. Cor those who get it, you may now laugh. Cor those whostill ;ust don&t get it1 you bring shame, disgrace andchastisement to the White race. Crom such miserable

e#cuses, withdraw myself. 4et this message be astandard raised up against them. Sha%e off the dustfrom your feet %insman, as a testimony against them.6on&t let anybody tell you race mi#ing is )hristian.RAnd the house of (acob shall be as fire, and the houseof (oseph a flame, and the house of 7sau for stubble,and there shall not be any remaining of the house of7sau for the 4ord hath spo%en itR *badiah / Q

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4eading 8= -overnment$inisters

The Ret'rn of the Protecte( )e%ish Minorityin *'rope

An(re% )oyce+cci(ental +,ser-er

January 27, 2015

ontrary to the standard narratives of (ewishhistory,U a prominent feature of the historical

presence of (ews in 7urope has been their protectedstatus. The common conte#t for this status was asymbiotic relationship between the (ewish minorityand e#ploitative or tyrannical elites. As agents of thefeared elite, as foreigners, as e#ploiters in their ownright, and with interests antagonistic to those of thenon+(ewish ma;ority, the (ews would not be long inincurring the wrath of the peasantry. The elite, often inthe form of the )rown, was %eenly aware of this, andnumerous measures were ta%en to increase security for (ewish populations across 7urope. The now infamous!identifying badge," normally a yellow star, originates

from one such period, the /th century V though it isa lesser+recalled fact that it was first introduced to better facilitate the recognition of (ews by theirofficial protectors.J/K

)

With this in mind, Uve been intrigued, but not verysurprised, by one of the broader developments arisingfrom the harlie e*do shootings. Um often slow toform ;udgment of events such as what occurredrecently in Crance, preferring to let the dust settle andto loo% for interesting patterns or opinions which mayemerge in the aftermath. *ne such pattern, inescapablein its current scale, has been the (ewish co+opting ofthe ;ihadist murders. At +'', and in ationalist

circles more generally, we are aware of what thenarrative should be. We %now that what occurred inCrance was the result of the actions of an slamist fifthcolumn which remains rooted in, and continues tothrive on, the $uslim mass immigration to 7urope. naddition to this, we are only too aware of the (ewishrole in facilitating this monstrous migration.

But this was not the narrative served up by the media.nstead we were treated to a confused and emotivechronicle, full of vacuous bleating about !freespeech," debates over whether the ;ournalists!deserved it," and how the actions of !a few cran%s"certainly donUt typify !all $uslims." As familiar anddiseased as this narrative was, it was at least slightlymore honest than the one now creeping into public prominence. ou see, the events in Crance have nowta%en on a new aspect. n this new narrative, it is the%osher supermar%et, rather than the unassuming office

at /0 5ue icolas+Appert which has become the primary focus of the political fallout from the harlie e*do incident. The attac%s, clearly a symptom ofdisastrous immigration and foreign policies, are nowredrawn as an allegory which offers a lesson to 7uropeon how it should treat its (ews, and the need to tac%lewhat is imagined to be 7uropeUs anti+Semitism problem.U

n the first part of my re/ie$ of 'ilaire BellocUs +he

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Je#s, made a prediction based on the observation ofhistorical patterns, also alluded to by Belloc himself.With the dawn of the 7nlightenment, (ews seiLedupon citiLenshipU as a replacement for the securityand protection offered by the now redundantsymbiotic relationship with the older, wea%ened elitesof yesterday. 7<uality under the law,U or rather theune<ual application of this principle, was the path to

the security and special treatment which, as Bellocargued, the (ewU feels !to be his due." Belloc wrote1

Without it he feels handicapped. 'e is, inhis own view, only saved from thedisadvantage of a latent hostility when heis this protected, and he is thereforeconvinced that the world owes him thissingular privilege of full citiLenship in anycommunity where he happens for themoment to be, while at the same timeretaining full citiLenship of his ownnation. What the (ew wanted was notthe proud privilege of being called an7nglishman, a Crenchman, an talian, or a6utchman. To this he was completelyindifferent. What the (ew wanted was notthe feeling that he was ;ust li%e the others V that would have been odious to him Vwhat he wanted was security. 9+he Je#s, p. 2D:.

noted that the incessant search of (ews for securityremains a star% but often overloo%ed reality in the present1

The rise of the ational Socialists, and thewave of pent+up e#asperation which sweptthrough 7urope during World War Two,revealed to (ews the wea%ness ofcitiLenship, in and of itself, to maintain thefiction of e<uality and to offer the deeplevel of security they crave. )onfrontedwith a mass e#pression of 7uropean

ethnocentrism, the (ew could find noappropriate mas%. ot one of religion, forthe guise of )hristianU no longer offered protection and the opportunity of crypsis.The state now comprised a citiLenry ofracial brothers rather than fellow citiLensUof the (ews. Cor the first time in the longgame of musical chairs they had playedsince arriving in 7urope, the music had

stopped playing V and the (ews were leftwithout a chair.

At +'', we are aware that since World War (ewshave set about creating a new world. )itiLenship, itsvulnerabilities e#posed in that slight and brief piece of legislation, !The uremberg 4aws," was clearly nolonger enough. What remained was for (ewish

security to be achieved by regulating non+(ews andimposing limits on the e#ercise of their citiLenship.Since World War this has ta%en the form ofeverything from engineering the demographic profileof Western nations, to hate speechU laws and lobbyingfor gun control. closed my thoughts on that sectionof BellocUs wor% by pointing out that the !processwhich began following the 7nlightenment with (ewishadmission to citiLenship, has slowly evolved to thegradual diminution of the citiLenship of non+(ews andthe ascendance of (ews to privileged protected status

throughout the West."

5ather than closing borders, vetting terrorists, oradopting saner foreign policies, the final stage of theascendance of (ews in 7urope to privileged protectedstatus will be the sole lasting legacy of the Crenchmurders. (ust a few days ago aaret= reorte! that adelegation of 7uropean (ewish leaders has as%ed the7uropean 8nion to establish !an anti+Semitism tas%force." The re<uest came during a meeting between a7uropean (ewish )ongress J7()K delegation and 78foreign policy chief and 7uropean )ommission Iice+President Cederica $ogherini in Strasbourg. $oshe=antor, 7() President told $ogherini 1

ow more than ever, the 7uropean 8nionneeds to create a position and organiLationspecifically geared towards finding long+lasting solutions for anti+Semitism. Therecent events demonstrate that the sense of security among (ews in parts of 7urope isat its lowest point since the end of the'olocaust and many are leaving their

homes as a result. t is incumbent on the7uropean 8nion to urgently placecombating anti+Semitism as one of itshighest priorities because this is a hatredthat transcends borders and cannot be dealtwith by any single nation on its own.

*f course, an appropriate response to =antor would bethat there is a much greater case for combating

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immigration as one of the 7uropean 8nionUs highest priorities, and that preventing people fromtranscending borders is infinitely easier than preventing hatredU from doing the same.

But the wave of protection spreads. The BB) nowreorts that Theresa $ay, the British 'ome Secretary,has said the harlie e*do incident means the 8=

must redouble its efforts to !wipe out anti+Semitism."$ay said she !never thought Ud see the day whenmembers of the (ewish community" would be!fearful" of staying in the 8=. Cailing entirely to drawany rational conclusion from the events in Paris, $aysaid the attac%s were !a chilling reminder of anti+Semitism, not ;ust in Crance but the recent anti+Semitic pre;udice that we sadly have seen in thiscountry."

The fact that, even including the deceased %oshercustomers, most of the harlie e*do victims were

not (ewish has been entirely lost. Part of the reason for this has been the subtle re+framing of the Crenchmassacre. Cor e#ample, $ay made the abovecomments while spea%ing at an ostensibly openremembrance service commemorating all of thevictims. But the service had been organiLed by theBoard of 6eputies of British (ews, with the focusinordinately placed on the supermar%et victims.Because of re+framing such as this, the 4ondon$etropolitan Police assistant commissioner, $ar%5owley, has also now announced that police chiefs

were holding tal%s over !more patrols in %ey areas"following concern from the (ewish community andafter !anti+Semitic rhetoric from e#tremists" in Cranceand elsewhere.

The result of re+drawing the incident in the name of(ewish victimhood is that (ews will be the primary beneficiaries of the political response. This is despitethe fact that the biggest victims of the slamic presence, and the presence of other immigrant peoplesin 7urope, are the native 7uropeans, their freedoms,and their way of life. Spea%ing after SundayUs service,

(onathan Sacerdoti, from the )ampaign Against Anti+Semitism 8=,U said1 !We are not running scared andwe are not running away. We are here to stay, and weare here to say that it is time Britain stands up to this."

But bravado such as $r SacerdotiUs is easy to displaywhen you have a police force as your personal bodyguard and a system of laws in place which isdesigned to frighten or persecute your foes into

submission. The level of protection in place isnUtmerely limited to the bomb and the bullet. *h no. As4ondon $ayor Boris (ohnson has made clear, the (ewis also to be strictly protected against the word. n(ohnsonUs own words1 !Uve set a clear e#pectationthat the police treat all harassment and hate crimeoffences very seriously."

The ring of protection covers (ews far and wide.• There are now more than /0,000 troops

deployed on streets across Crance, in additionto @000 police officers !eloye! seci"ically

to 4e$ish sites.

The Crench office of the Simon Wiesenthal)entre has also now announced that it has ninetroops protecting it1

&Collowing the deadly terror attac%s, security has beenelevated with armed soldiers all over Paris. ine

soldiers have been assigned to our building1 two at thefront, two at the bac%, and an additional five as a nightsurveillance s<uad bun%ed down in one of our meetingroomsn the same bloc% as our offices, which serveas the neighborhood head<uarters, there are also twosynagogues and a %osher restaurant with army units posted at each location. *ur office staff andvolunteers, though relieved, wonder how long theywill be with us. We have recommended to theauthorities that they publicly announce that plainclothes guards will be in the area to deter

prospective assailants once the impressive militarydefense is eventually removed. Armored commandcars are stationed at ;unctions in the neighborhoodready to mount chec%points against hostile vehicles&This past Shabbat, under army protection, thesynagogues were overflowing, unli%e the wee% priorwhere the synagogues were closed.

• n Belgium, hundreds of soldiers have been

deployed on street patrols of AntwerpUs (ewishdistrict.

• n 6enmar%, (ewish )ommunity of 6enmar%

chairman (onathan Cischer has urge! the police to monitor its synagogue and other(ewish areas in )openhagen, saying that it wasclear (ewish people were !high prioritytargets" for terrorists.

• n Sweden, police spo%esman 4ars Bystroem

has said that police have increase! security around (ewish institutions, particularly inStoc%holm.

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• n orway, (ewish museums have been

rotecte! by police. n a few cases has thenature or purpose of the patrols been madee#plicit, with the troop movements and policeactions being described shamefully andeuphemistically as targeting !%ey areas," or inthe words of Belgian Prime $inister, )harles$ichel, !certain sites."

But this isnUt enough for some (ewish leaders. n fact,some are even calling "or eclusi$e rights as Je#s to

hol! "irearms, in contrast to the rest of the populationwhich is to remain muLLled by gun laws. The7uropean (ewish Association 97(A: calls itself !the biggest federation of (ewish organiLations andcommunities wor%ing all over 7urope." 5abbi$enachem $argolin 7(A and 5abbinical )entre of7urope 95)7: general director, has now called on 78legislators for (ews to be given special permission to

carry guns. $argolin wrote to 78 nterior $inistrystating1

We hereby as% that gun licensing laws arereviewed with immediate effect to allowdesignated people in the (ewishcommunities and institutions to ownweapons for the essential protection oftheir communities, as well as receiving thenecessary training to protect theirmembers from potential terror attac%s.

As well as arguing that police !are not doing enough,"$argolin claims !We need more. The best solution is

to have at least two police officers at each (ewishinstitution, 2? hours a day." 'e added that he wants!as many people within the (ewish community as possible" carrying weapons. $argolin, advances thenew narrative that the )harlie 'ebdo attac%s are allabout anti+Semitism, and argues that !we need torecogniLe the warning signs of anti+Semitism, racism,and intolerance that once again threaten 7urope and

our 7uropean ideals." 'ur 7uropean idealsE$argolinUs hypocrisy is nauseating.

A final offshoot of the renewed (ewish drive forsecurity, in the wa%e of the harlie e*do affair, isthat 7uropean police, unli%e the 7uropean peoples,will become more numerously and heavily armed. thas been reorte! that Scotland ard said it wasincreasing the deployment of officers allowed to carryfirearms in Britain. The image of the unarmed,friendly !bobby" will soon be replaced with that of aheavily armed mar%sman enforcing the countryUsincreasingly draconian thought+crime laws. Crenchlaw enforcement officials are now !eman!ing

hea/ier $eaons, protective gear and a bolsteredintelligence apparatus. An official, spea%ing oncondition of anonymity to discuss ongoing tal%s, saidautomatic weapons and heavier bulletproof vests wereon the table.

An unarmed 7uropean population swamped by hostileimmigrants, some of whom will continue to bomb,maim and murder in the name of their fanatical

religion. An unarmed 7uropean population unable toovercome or remove the harmful influence of a small but energetic elite, possibly armed but at the very leasten;oying the protection of a suite of gagging laws anda heavily armed police force. An unarmed 7uropean population stripped of all pride in its past, and all hopefor its future. And thus the culmination of the processwhich began following the 7nlightenment with (ewishadmission to citiLenship, slowly evolving to thegradual diminution of the citiLenship of non+(ews andthe ascendance of (ews to privileged protected status

throughout the WestQJ/K !The (ews of 7ngland in the Thirteenth )entury," Je#ish >uarterly Re$ie#, /@1/ 9/302:, @+22 9p./?:.

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Deconstructing the Zionist media’s hypocrisy surroundingDeconstructing the Zionist media’s hypocrisy surrounding

Charlie HebdoCharlie Hebdo

and the notion of “Freedom of Speech” and the notion of “Freedom of Speech”

Arth'r Topham

he latest Oionist false flag event in Paris, Cranceon (anuary >th, 20/@ that wiped out the staff of

the pro+Lionist, anti+$uslim, anti+)hristian harlie e*do hate propaganda rag, immediately unleashed amassively orchestrated outcry of cacophonous proportions from the BeastUs Big Brother Oionist mainstream media calling for greater protection of peopleUsright to !Creedom of Speech".

T

Apart from the aftermath of 3M//, never has this writer witnessed such a unified show of chimerical bigotryand deception, all of it wrapped in the gilded glitter offalsely misplaced emotional rhetoric, blatant lies and

contrived television imagery specifically designed and pre+pac%aged to elicit a world+wide response from anunconscious audience of somnambulant innocents stilltoo blurry+eyed and bewitched to recogniLe the realityof the 5othschild ew World *rder and its modusoperandi.

5eacting with predictable cloc%wor% precision to their own fabricated murderous crime one bearing all thestandard hallmar%s of yet another sraeli $ossad

covert operation designed to appear as a deliberate!terrorist act" by a fanatical group of !radical"$uslims, the )anada+wide Oionist+controlled mediaimmediately cran%ed up its slamophobic sirens to adeafening roar with broadcasts blaring forth fromtal%ing heads accompanied by what W. '. Auden onceaptly styled, !the hum of the printing presses, turningforests into lies" with their broadsheets whirling li%e buLL saws 2?M>, flashing out nonstop, monotonousanti+slam hate messages to )anadians across thecountry.

This relentless verbalMvisual assault by the Talmudic

inspired sraeliM5othschild media upon the abused psyche of Western civiliLation H ongoing since theirhugely successful 3M// coup of September //th, 200/ H has now reached the stage where every facet of their global crime syndicate is being utiliLed to increasehatred and fear of slam to a climactic point of noreturn, thus providing their needed ;ustification forwhatever pre+emptive mode of violent attac% theOionist (ew %illing machine might wish to adopt in the

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near future.

o better e#ample e#ists of this hypocritical, bigotedvilification of slam by the Oionist+controlled mediathan that found in their premier flag ship hategenerator the 0ational "ost( Tel AvivUs direct propaganda line for funnelling into the unwary,dumbed down minds of )anadians, sraelUs racist,

supremacist, apartheid mindset one that constitutesthe foundational basis of its twisted, psychopathic political ideology %nown as Oionism.

)ompletely disregarding )anadaUs horrific record ofoutright censorship, harassment, fines, ;ailings andongoing suppression of its own citiLensU fundamentalright to freedom of speech, the Oionist media now hasthe unmitigated chutLpah to sermoniLe to )anadiansabout how important it is to protect !C577 SP77)'"for the li%es of harlie e*do and co. all the whileoverloo%ing the stin%ing mess of free speech

violations in )anadaUs own bac%yardQ

(anuary /3th 20/@ To read the rest of this article seehttp1MMwww.radicalpress.com

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e don?t a*solutely make it illegal to talk a*out certain

su*@ects( #e @ust make it so dangerous( #ith so manyo*scure and comple rules that no one dares to go

there& Some#hat like gun la#s& e don?t o$ertly *anall 2ire arms& 0o( #e #ould 2ind too much resistance

and rational criticism& +he hypocritical anadian #ay

is simply to regulate them out o2 eistence( gradually(

@ust like contro$ersial speech& ate la#s mean#hate$er #e say they mean& e #ill only tell you a2ter you say something i2 you ha$e o22ended& +his is the

process o2 gradual Marism& +he state graduallydisarms the citi=en o2 their #eapons and their 2ree

speech *y slo# degrees so that a*solute control *oth physical and mental #ill *e #ith the state&

Aree Speech a#yer .oug hristie

speaking at the Bni$ersity o2 'tta#a( !pril 8th /1/

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$o White +uys Cal!$ell an! 4orgeson Conuer l CaitanKevin MaDonald

#treme sports is a conte#t for implicit whiteness17#treme athletes e#ist in an implicitly White

world where they associate only with other White men V!a racially and gender e#clusive place" whereWhite men !can un+apologetically perform an idealmasculinity which they cover by ta%ing death+defyingris%s, enduring the pain of participation and displaying

an unwavering confidence and coolness in the face ofapparent danger."

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White men ;umping off buildings and s%ysurfing are re+enacting a fundamental script ofWestern cultureVthe same script that underliesWestern energy, inventiveness, e#ploration andcreativity. !9treme #orts as a Conte9t o"

%mlicit Whiteness! JT**K

As 3omitius Corbulo notes in his comment on thevast over+representation of 7uropeans as e#plorers1

7#ploration is not only a popular sub;ect, but onefilled with fascinating stories of human greatness,heroic will, and stamina against immense odds andhardshipVe#actly the sorts of traits that, according tocultural $ar#ists, should not be found to be unusuallycommon among 7uropeans.

5oughly spea%ing counted about >@ great 7uropeane#plorers in the period from about /00 to the present,

men 9and a few women: who dedicated themselves tothe discovery of the un%nown, reconnoitering every place of the planet, climbing the highest mountains, penetrating into the deepest crevices of the oceans andhigh above in space. This history is rarely taught inour schools and universities it has been virtually banned, or slandered by charges of imperialism.

Tommy )aldwell and =evin (orgeson e#emplify thesetraits, with a strong dose of perseverance andincredible bravery. They have succeeded in a freeclimb of 7l )apitan, in osemite ational Par%. !Creeclimbing" is climbing from ledge to ledge using onlythe natural features in the roc%, using ropes only for protection in case of a fall, and not relying on gear forupward progress. The photo above gives some idea ofthe challenges involved.

t was the first ascent of the ,000+foot 6awn Wall in a

single e#pedition with the use of only hands and feetto pull climbers up V a challenge long consideredimpossible. 5opes were merely safety devices to brea%the occasional fall. Cor )aldwell, a D+year+old from7stes Par%, )olo., it was a goal that he could not sha%esince he first seriously con;ured the idea a decade ago.t became his life+bending <uest, a personal $oby6ic%. )ould every inch of the blan%, vertical face ofthe 6awn Wall be climbed with nothing more than

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bare hands and rubber+soled shoesE 'e was not sure.'e never was, really, until Wednesday. 9 New York

Times

)aldwell and (orgeson see their feat in a widerconte#t1

4OR+#O= hope it inspires people to find theirown 6awn Wall, if you will. WeUve been wor%ing on

this thing a long time, slowly and surely. thin%everyone has their own secret 6awn Wall to completeone day, and maybe they can put this pro;ect in theirown conte#t.

C'83W88 Cor me, love to dream big, and loveto find ways to be a bit of an e#plorer. These days itseems li%e everything is padded and comes withwarning labels. This ;ust lit a fire under me, and thatUsa really e#citing way to live. And this has driven mefor a really long time.

4OR+#O= wanted to see what wascapable of, and this was the biggest canvas andthe most audacious pro;ect could ;oin and seeto the finish. 4i%e Tommy, donUt %now what isne#t. =e$ -ork imes

(orgesonUs girlfriend, (ac<ui Bec%er, tol! the #an

4ose Dercury =e$s:

!To call them thrill see%ers is to minimiLe the profundity of their passion and commitment," Bec%ersays. She adds, !There is absolutely nothing thrilling

about spending si# years hauling thousands of poundsof gear up and down a mountain in freeLingtemperatures. There is nothing thrilling about leavingloved ones to tac%le a distant dream. There is nothingthrilling about rehearsing and practicing and studyingthe same holds over and over until you dream them."JP5 K

The Wasin!ton "ost article gives a good feeling forthe difficulties involved1

A storm defeated them in 20/0. And in 20//, (orgeson

bro%e his an%le during their second try, according tothe 4os Angeles Times. But this year, they were readyfor the challenge. About a third of the way up, they setup camp V a hanging platform tent tethered to thewall. They rappelled down with ropes to sleep aftereach nightUs grueling climb. They made coffee andsandwiches V whole+wheat bagels with creamcheese, cucumber, red+bell pepper and salami,

(orgeson told ational -eographic. Then they set outagain.

They climbed in the dar%, using headlamps to light theway. )limbing during the daytime would be too ris%y,since the sun would heat the roc% , causing their tiredhands to sweat and slip from the coin+thic% noo%s andcrannies.

ndeed, the climbers had some setbac%s along the way.

The /@th pitch proved most hopeless for (orgeson. Cor seven nights, he fell V eight times, nine times,then /0 times. 'e te#ted his girlfriend one word1!6evastated."

!Ud pull bac% from the ledge, having split my fingeryet again, and then realiLe have to ta%e another tworest days. ouUre thin%ing about the timing, the

weather, whether or not youUre going to have anotherchance to do it," he told ational -eographic. !Butthen, you %now, 0 minutes goes by and youUre bac%to that state of resolve."

*n his //th try (an. 3, (orgeson cleared the pitch and,the following night, he was on to the /Dth V where hehad to ma%e an +foot leap from one small, slipperycrevasse to another.

!This goes beyond what has been done, and it goes

into completely new territory," Timmy *Ueill, a professional climber who has climbed with )aldwellon 7l )apitan, told the 6enver Post. !'eUs standing onhis own shoulders when he stands on the shoulders ofgiants to get this done."

8nfortunately, the spirit seen in these men is all toorare among us now V destroyed by affluence andoverindulgence in food and drin%, and seduced bythe mind+numbing pleasures of a life s<uandered infront of television. The corruption of the culture of the

West has many effects, but one of the most importantis that itUs so easy to give into the life of passiveconsumption. Passive consumers will not ma%e arevolution.

So itUs good to be reminded that there are still thoseamong us who possess the psychological traits neededfor great deeds.... 4et us honor them nowQ

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.etraye( ,y the PC Co%ar(s

Damning report reveals 1,400 girls abused by sex gangsbecause social workers and police feared being labelled racist

# com$lete wit latest u$date and de%elo$ments

raconian raceMhate laws have gagged theindigenous British to such an e#tent that they are

afraid to spea% out against racial minorities. To do socan cost them their ;obs, their homes and even theirchildren.6Whilst it is widely %nown that Pa%istani groominggangs are operating throughout the 8=, for themoment, attention is being focused upon the town of5otherham. According to the 20// census, the$etropolitan Borough of 5otherham is allegedly 32white and .@ Asian with a total population of2@,000 and is one of four districts comprising South

or%shire with only DD employment. t is seen as adeprived area.

According to $ia 6e -raaf and Amanda Williamsfor $ail*nline writing in 20/?, the sexual abuse ofabout 1,400 children at the hands of Asian men wentunreported for 16 years because staff feared theywould be seen as racist, a report said today.

Children as young as 11 were trafficked, beaten, andraped by large numbers of men between 1! and

"01# in $otherham, %outh &orkshire, the councilcommissioned re'iew into child protection re'ealed.

And shockingly, more than a third of the cases werealready know to agencies.

(ut according to the report)s author, )se'eral staffdescribed their ner'ousness about identifying theethnic origins of perpetrators for fear of being thoughtracist).

*rofessor Alexis +ay, who wrote the report,condemned the )blatant) collecti'e failures by thecouncil)s leadership, concluding )-t is hard to describethe appalling nature of the abuse that child 'ictimssuffered.)

he landmark report which exposed widespreadfailures of the council, police and social ser'icesre'ealed

• /ictims were doused in petrol and threatened

with being set alight, terrorised with guns,made to witness brutally'iolent rapes and toldthey would be the next if they spoke out

• hey were raped by multiple perpetrators,

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trafficked to other towns and cities in the northof 2ngland, abducted, beaten and intimidated

• 3ne 'ictim described gang rape as )a way of

life)• *olice )regarded many child 'ictims with

contempt)• %ome fathers tried to rescue their children

from abuse but were arrested themsel'es•

he approximate figure of 1,400 abuse 'ictimsis likely to be a conser'ati'e estimate of thetrue scale of abuse.

he lack of reports was partly down to a fear of beingracist, *rof +ay wrote, as the maority of theperpetrators were described as )Asian men), andmany were said to be of *akistani origin.

3ne young person told the in5uiry that )gang rape)was a usual part of growing up in the area of$otherham where she li'ed.

-n two cases, fathers had tracked down their

daughters and tried to remo'e them from houseswhere they were being abused only to be arrestedthemsel'es when police were called to the scene.

And one child declined her initial offer to gi'e astatement after allegedly recei'ing a text from a

perpetrator threatening to harm her younger sister.he failures happened despite three reports between

"00" and "006 )which could not ha'e been clearer inthe description of the situation in $otherham).

*rof +ay said the first of these reports was )effecti'elysuppressed) because senior officers did not belie'ethe data. he other two were ignored, the professorsaid.

ears had also been raised by schools o'er the 16years but the alerts went unin'estigated.

eachers reported seeing children as young as 11, 1"

and 1# being picked up outside schools by cars andtaxis, gi'en presents and mobile phones and taken tomeet large numbers of unknown men in $otherhamor other local towns and cities.

he maority of 'ictims belie'ed the perpetrators to betheir boyfriend who ga'e them gifts, alcohol anddrugs. %ome of the 'ictims still maintain they were notgroomed or abused.

Analysing the case studies, *rof +ay said many of thechildren came from dysfunctional families, hadparents with addictions, and had suffered domestic orsexual abuse as a child. %ome had serious mentalhealth problems.

Councillors seemed to dismiss pre'ious reports as aoneoff problem which they hoped would go away,according to *rof +ay...

he spotlight first fell on $otherham in "010 when fi'emen, described by a udge as )sexual predators), weregi'en lengthy ail terms after they were found guilty of

grooming teenage girls for sex.

he fi'e men 7mar $a8a5, Adil 9ussain, $a8wan$a8a5, :afran $am8an, and ;ohsin <han preyedon their 'ictims o'er se'eral months and threatenedthem with 'iolence if they refused their ad'ances.

3ne of the men branded his 'ictim a =white bitch>when she resisted, while a second smirked =->'e usedyou and abused you.)

he men, all (ritishborn *akistanis, attacked the four girls in play areas, parks and in the back of their cars,%heffield Crown Court heard.

hey ga'e them gifts and introduced them to theirfriends. he girls were abused so fre5uently that aftermany months it =became a way of life>.

he girls, who were being monitored by socialser'ices, were e'entually rescued by police andremo'ed from their homes amid growing concerns for their safety.

he leader of $otherham Council, $oger %tone, hastoday 5uit in light of the findings. 9e has led thecouncil since "00#.

he current *olice Commissioner for %outh &orkshireis %haun ?right, who was widely criticised for failingto tackle sex abuse in $otherham during his fi'eyearstint in the council)s children and young people)sdepartment.

rom "00@ to "010, Cllr ?right was in charge ofchildren)s ser'ices in the borough and worked closelywith +oyce hacker, who became irector of

Children)s %er'ices in "00B. ;+his is the same

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eecuti$e #ho remo$ed three children 2rom their 2oster parents 2or no reason other than they #ereBKC" $oters&<

he prosecution was the first of a series of highprofile cases in the last four years that ha'e re'ealedthe exploitation of young girls in towns and citiesincluding $ochdale, erby and 3xford.

/orrific M'r(er of irl 12 kille( for3,ringing shame3 on t%o Pakistani

families %hose men ha( 'se( her forsex444

he spotlight fell on $otherham in "010, after aura?ilson, 1!, was murdered for bringing shame on thefamilies of two *akistani men who had used her forsex. -t was later re'ealed that social workers hadknown for six years that the white teenage motherwas at clear risk from predatory Asian gangs, and hadrecei'ed information about certain adults suspected

of targeting her from the age of 11.aura, 1!, had been groomed by a string of (ritish*akistanis before she was stabbed and thrown into acanal to die for informing her abusers) families of thesexual relationships.

9er killer Ashtia5 Asghar, who was 1B at the time, wasgi'en a life sentence and will ser'e a minimum of 1!andahalf years after he pleaded guilty to murderingaura in 3ctober "010.

-n "01", the council)s %afeguarding Children (oardpublished a serious case re'iew but key passageswhich re'eal they knew she was at particular risk from)Asian men) had been blocked out with black lines.he council went to court in an attempt to try tosuppress the hidden information after a uncensoredcopy of the report was leaked to the imesnewspaper but they abandoned legal action.

he uncensored report confirms that aura, identifiedas Child %, had dealings with 1@ agencies andidentified )numerous missed opportunities) to protecther... she e'entually became )almost in'isible) to careprofessionals.

he hidden information included the knowledge thatat the age of 1# aura and a friend had been gi'enalcohol by men at a takeaway who then asked whatshe would gi'e them in return.

%he had also been referred to a child sexualexploitation proect ust three months after her 11th

birthday. Another censored passage re'eals thataura had been )mentioned) during a "00 policein5uiry that e'entually led to the con'iction of fi'e*akistani men for sex offences against threeunderage girls.

?hile the published report mentioned the fact that afriend, who aura knew when she was 10, was)thought to ha'e become in'ol'ed in sexualexploitation), it concealed the succeeding passagewhich read )with particular reference to Asian men).

...3ne girl, known only as )+essica) claims she was

abused daily as a 14yearold by a "4yearold manafter social ser'ices failed to accept that she was a'ictim grooming.

3n one occasion married fatheroftwo Arshid9ussain was e'en caught with the half nakedschoolgirl under his bed but documents re'ealed thatpolice arrested her and let him go.

$otherham, %outh &orkshire, has become known as(ritain)s underage sex capital, after a string of highprofile cases where authorities ha'e let down'ulnerable children.

-n another shocking case, reported in "01", a 1#yearold girl told police how she had been groomedand raped by an Asian sex gang.

%he wrote a harrowing letter to herself at the age of14 addressed to her alterego ;ichelle, in which shewrote, )- feel like the Asians really hate me e'en whenthey say they lo'e me).

he girl, who told police in "00# about the rape thattook her 'irginity and the time fi'e men 5ueued

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*n te lan!ua!e used by terrorists in te +our

Lions+ &ilm, 's!ar is said to a%e sent a te(t te day

be&ore Laura died wic read +*+m !onna send tat ka&&ir b.... strai!t to ell/+ Laura was stabbed

re$eatedly by 01-year-old 'stia2 's!ar be&ore

bein! trown into tis 3out Yorksire canal to die



outside a bedroom to demand sex from her, added,)hey took all my dreams and my life away from me.)

ollowing the "010 case, he imes claimed thatdetails from "00 restrictedaccess documents showedhow police and child protection agencies in the %outh&orkshire town had extensi'e knowledge of theseacti'ities for a decade, yet a string of offences wentunprosecuted.

Rotherham chil( sex -ictim 15(o'se( in petrol an( threatene( %ith

fire after she %as trafficke( to three(ifferent cities

3ne 'ictim of child sex abuse in $otherham wastrafficked for sex to eeds, (radford and %heffield bythe time she was 1@yearsold and was doused inpetrol and threatened with being set alight.

he girl, referred to only as Child ( in today)s report,was threatened with being forced into prostitution, her

older sibling was taken to hospital, and the windowsof their house were shattered. he report said shewas )groomed by an older man in'ol'ed in theexploitation of other children ... 9e trafficked her toeeds, (radford and %heffield and offered to pro'ideher with a flat in one of those cities).

)A child protection referral was made but the socialcare case file recorded no response to this.) hereport detailed how )within ust a few months Child (and her family were li'ing in fear of their li'es).he report said )Child ( and her mother refused to

ha'e anything more to do with the police becausethey belie'ed the police could do nothing to protectthem.)

-t added )Child ( had been stalked and had petrolpoured o'er her head and was threatened with beingset alight.

)%he took o'erdoses. %he and her family were tooterrified to make statements to the police.)

he report said the teenager was homeless by thetime she was 1B.

-t concluded )%he referred herself to children)s socialcare and was gi'en ad'ice about benefits. Do furtheraction was taken. his child and her family werecompletely failed by all ser'ices with the exception of$isky (usiness Ea local support groupF.)

A girl referred to as Child was 1# when she wasgroomed, raped and trafficked by a 'iolent sexualpredator in the town.

)*olice and children)s social care were ineffecti'e and

seemed to blame the child,) the report said.

-t said )An initial assessment accurately described therisks to Child but appeared to blame her forGplacing herself at risk of sexual exploitation anddangerG.)

And the report concluded )3ther than $isky(usiness, agencies showed no comprehension thatshe had been groomed at 1#, that she was terrified of

the perpetrators, and that her attempts to placatethem were themsel'es a symptom of the seriousemotional harm that child sexual exploitation hadcaused her.)

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To those victims brave enough to spea% out, Southor%shire police have finally apologised for their lac%of action yet it is still un%nown how many girls andyoung women have disappeared, never to be seenagain. So called &'onour =illings& happen here

because it is a way of life. This saga will continue tounfold.

Political dogma at the highest level has ensured thatethnic and religious minorities must not be offended.As a result, for decades now untold thousands ofchildren have been se#ually abused. This can onlymean that the largely imaginary crime of!slamophobia" is officially regarded as moregrievous than the rape of children. 6iscrimination ista%ing place in our country but it is not against the$uslims and ethnic minorities but in their 2a$our&n the greater scheme of things, multiculturalism anddiversity have truly become code for white abuse,replacement and genocide.Q

6p(ate7 The Casey Report Fe,r'ary!015

5otherham )ouncil remains an organisation &in denial&about its total failure to protect /,?00 girls from childse#ual e#ploitation, a devastating government reportsaid.

4ouise )asey, who was as%ed to carry out aninspection of the council by the 6epartment for)ommunities and 4ocal -overnment, found that staffdid not accept the findings of the independent in<uirycarried out by Professor Ale#is (ay last year.

)ouncil wor%ers believed there had not been a problem and that !the media were out to get them". &ntruth, said $s )asey, a culture of bullying, politicalcorrectness, incompetence and cover+up had allowed

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gangs of Asian men to get away with child abuse foryears.&

As a result, incredibly, not one Asian rapist or paedophile gang has been arrested or charged.

$iss )asey said throughout the scandal, &the councilhad been more concerned with the potential forreputational damage, rather than with the plight of the

victims of )S7.&

Curther brea%ing news is that following the publication of the report, not only are 5otherham)ouncilUs ruling 4abour cabinet now stepping down but a police officer and two local politicians have beenaccused of having se# with underage girls on the sameday investigators found the council &not fit for purpose&.

)omplaints against the councillors are believed tohave been referred to the ational )rime Agency,

which is now investigating child+se# crimes in thetown.

n addition, ten police officers are under investigation by The ndependent Police )omplaints )ommissionover the 5otherham child se#ual e#ploitation scandal.

Rotherham7 Where 8ome C'lt'res Are

More *&'al Than +thers

(ames 6elingpole sheds further light on thisentrenched cultural and political bias, writing1

&ou see the (ritish Dational *arty E(D*F and the2nglish efence eague E2F being cited regularly

in the report by police and council workers as thebogeymen who ustify the need to treat the *akistanicommunity with kid glo'es.

(ut actually this playing up of the Hfar rightI threat isyet another example of the entrenched cultural andpolitical bias that ha'e allowed ;uslim rape gangs in$otherham and elsewhere to operate, with 'irtualimpunity, for so long.

%ure, the (D*>s and 2>s core membership may behardcore racists. (ut it wasn>t their racist philosophywhich was responsible for the rise in their popularityamong the white community in places like$otherham it was the fact that, for many years, thesewere the 3D& organised bodies prepared to kick upa fuss about the ;uslim rapegang phenomenon J allthose official bodies who should ha'e beenresponsible for pre'enting it Ethe police, the towncouncil, the social workers, the children>s homesFha'ing more or less washed their hands of it.

*roblem is, as all those poor young girls with theirhideously blighted li'es ha'e disco'ered, if youbelong to a 'ictim group that doesn>t fit into the left>sfashionable narrati'e then you don>t count as a 'ictimat all.

his is why, as both the Casey report andCommunities %ecretary 2ric *ickles noted in e'identdisgust, $otherham Council has been so continuallyreluctant to admit that it has done anything wrong. -t>salso why %outh &orkshire *olice ha'e failed to showany real contrition. -t>s why the leftliberal mediaremains so determined to play the issue down. And

it>s why what ought to be a national scandal yetremains so illunderstood that when, a few monthsago - raised it on a ((C youth debate programmecalled ree %peech, my fellow panelists and almostthe entire audience shouted me down as a liar.

3ur politically correct culture made this problem. 3urpolitically correct culture is too well indoctrinated to becapable of fixing itK

;Cn reality( this is ultural Marism #hich no one seems to recogniseD so success2ul has *een theinsidious indoctrination and *rain #ashing o2 the

Eritish e2t *y political correctness RA<

-angs of Pa%istani paedophiles are now being arrested which operated in'alifa#, or%shire and *#ford, Buc%inghamshire

et, this is ;ust the tip of the icebergCurther updates in the ne#t Sa#on $essenger

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orty pages might not seem much space towrite a biography of &a great man& such as

-eneral (an )hristian Smuts. Cor in his dayand in his way he was a great man + scholar,soldier, politician, diplomat + seemingly popular among all strata of the British 7mpire,a white %night on a white horse being sent to wherever trouble brewed or danger threatened. 'e was of Boer

stoc%, becoming a Boer commander who ratherreluctantly fought against the British in the Boer War,then after peace embraced the 7mpire as a unifyingfigure among white South+Africans. n WW he was amember of the mperial War )abinet where he helpedcreate the 5oyal Air Corce. n WW he became aCield $arshal1 the only person to sign the treaties thatended both wars.

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Similarly he was the only person to sign the chartersof both the 4eague of ations and the 8nited ations

*rganisation. n South Africa as recently as 200? hewas voted one of the top ten South Africans of alltime, yet in Britain he is largely forgotten + thelimelight being ta%en up by his contemporary Winston)hurchill to whom he had many similarities. To do ;ustice to (an )hristian Smuts& achievements wouldta%e a lot more than ?0 pages. And yet... and yet it isfar easier to destroy than create, &months to build +moments to bum&, and the subtitle of this boo% The

6ebun%ing of a $yth says it all.

This small boo%let tells you all you need to %now

about &the great man& and puts it in admirable conte#tfran%ly e#plaining the Boer War, the Cirst World Warand the Second World War + their causes, their coursesand the peace that intervened and followed all threeconflicts + and the part he played in all.

Cn July 191G( orld ar C *roke out a2ter the heir tothe !ustrian throne( Aran= Aerdinand( and his =ech-*orn #i2e #ere assassinated in Sara@e$o( Eosnia er=ego$ina& +he crime #as said to ha$e *eencommitted *y ,a$rilo "rincip( #ho #as a mem*er o2

the Elack and( a Rothschild 2ront( and an associateo2 eon +rotsky( Hreal name e$ .a$ido$its@ EronsteinI&

ou won&t find a paragraph li%e that in most schoolte#t boo%s about WW. The boo% tells of his youthand his fascination for the poetry of Walt Whitman1'h me 'h li2e '2 the 4uestions o2 these recurring('2 the endless trains o2 the 2aithless( o2 cities 2illed

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#ith the 2oolish( &&&+he 4uestion( ' me So sad( recurring 3 hat goodamid these( ' me( ' li2e+hat you are here - that li2e eists and identity(+hat the po#er2ul play goes on( and you maycontri*ute a $erse.

After university the verse Smuts decided to contribute

was an important one, but anything but beneficial onefor his people, the White 5ace, as his contributions setin train a se<uence of events that led to South Africa&s present plight today + which from being a place ofhigh culture and civiliLation is now nothing but a(ewish mining concern employing blac% slaves whofor entertainment are allowed to hunt, rape and %ill therapidly dwindling white population.

The boo% tells of his admiration for and closecooperation with )ecil 5hodes and subse<uently the

5othschilds, of his betrayal of the Boers to theinterests of *ppenheimer and 6e Beers at the Treatyof Iereeniging in /302, of the insatiable vanity thatled him 9with his deputy Arthur 'arris, who the futurewould %now as Bomber 'arris: to try and con<uer-erman South West AfricaMTanganyi%ain /3/D + tried and failed, for his vastly superior forcewas outwitted by D00 -ermans and D,000As%aris under the leadership of -eneral Paul 7mil von4ettow Iorbec%. t tells of Smuts& vital role in settingup the South African )entral 5eserve Ban% and in

establishing income ta# there. t tells you of hisdiplomatic missions on behalf of the British95othschild: 7mpire often of an e#tremely sensitivenature. t tells you of his close friendships with theleading financial lights of the day, of his funding bySir 'enry Stra%osch the $oravian (ew who alsofunded )hurchill. t tells how he put down a whiteminers& stri%e in South Africa called by white minersangry about their ;obs being ta%en by more lowly paid blac%s and how he put it down using aircraft andmachine guns that %illed @@ white miners as well as

/@2 blac% miners. t e#plains how he managed, despitefierce opposition, to drag South Africa into WW. ttells of how during WW in the event of )hurchill&sdeath &the powers+that+be&in 4ondon had decided thatSmuts would become the replacement Prime $inisterof Britain. t tells of his slavish promotion of theOionist cause and (ewish interests at every opportunitywherever in the world and whenever an opportunityarose. Corty pages + yet it could be summed up in one

short sentence &'e was in the pay of the (ews&. 'is rolewas basically nothing other than that of a high+levelerrand boy for the (ews.

The (ews need their -entile errand boys + )hurchill,6e -aulle, Thatcher, Bill )linton, elson $andelaand Tony Blair being prime e#amples. They need-entile errand boys not so much because they haven&t

the numbers to provide their own people to do sucherrands + after all multiple (ewish advisors always dogthe steps of such &great leaders&, but because the (ewsneed camouflage. 6israeli, $ichael 'oward, 4eonBrittan, Peter $andelson, Sar%oLy, -eneral Wesley)lar%, 'enry =issinger, (oe Slovo, $adeleineAlbright, 6avid $iliband etc, are all very we/l, butthey are ;ust &too obvious& for some unpopular or high+ profile tas%s and despite the heavy handed politically+correct training constantly meted out to the host populace, said populace still harbours an instinctive,

atavistic, subconscious distrust for such characters. Soa puppet is needed and a puppet is searched for.(onathan Bowden when in the )onservative Party inthe /30s was approached by a talent scout loo%ingfor ;ust such a puppet and was as%ed a leading<uestion H what he thought of srael. Bowden repliedwith the leading answer that it was a foreign countryand the talent scout went off in a huff. 7ventually, awilling puppet is found. A puppet willing to put(ewish interests ahead of his own people&s interests, inother words a puppet willing to betray his own people.

Cor the top ;obs the puppet must be superficially&popular&, superficially pro+(ewish, and superficiallyintelligent. n a word he must be superficial. Such a puppet must be controllable, he must be malleable. 'emust be willing to do their bidding either because of bribery blac%mail, brainwashing or bullying. Theymay find him in the ran%s of the Creemasons or of theone+world fantasists, they may find him among theambitious political party nodding+dogs, they may findhim among those who have a wea%ness for drugs, se#,alcohol, gambling, or they may find him among those

whose only concern is their own selfish self. But findhim they will. And for a while, perhaps for many yearsif he does well, long after his death if he does verywell, he will be a hero, lauded by the mass media, the7stablishment, the publishing industry, and it willseem that his name will live forever as a role modelfor his people to follow. Clattering films, boo%s,statues, and paintings of him and about him willabound.

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And then along comes an honest man who isinterested in history and in truth. And this honest manwrites a boo%, it needn&t be a large one, wherein thetruth is set forth clearly and concisely. And the hero isrevealed for what he is + a grubby little puppet servinghis hidden masters for his own grubby little ends.

n the %mperors 0e# lothes fairy tale, the little boy

shouts out R4oo% at the 7mperor+he&s got no *clothes on, he&s star% A=76FR What the fairy taledoesn&t tell you is what happens to the little boy afterthis outburst. Well &ll tell you. The boy is arrested andthrown in a cell. The law+ma%ers hastily contrive alaw with retrospective ;urisdiction, a new+fangled law,a hate law with the grand title of R7mperor&s ew)lothes 6enialR. And the boy is sentenced to 20 yearsin prison. And no one complains or raises a fuss. Andthen eventually there is a revolution and the boy, nowa man, is released from prison and he becomes a

national icon + the statues of the former 7mperor aretorn down and statues of the boy are put up in theirstead.

(ust so it will be with brave authors li%e 6avid rvingwho has demolished Winston )hurchill&s carefullycontrived image and Stephen $itford -oodson whohas now done the same with -eneral (an )hristianSmuts. And -oodson has done it very well in a <uic%to read format + important in today&s dumbed downenvironment. &d li%e to see similar snappy little boo%s

on Thatcher, 6e -aulle, C.W. de =ler% and Blair andother such traitors. &d li%e to see similar boo%s on

some of the %ey (ewish handlers themselves, such asAlfred Sherman 9former )ommunist, ntemationalBrigade volunteer and fanatical monetarist: whoadvised Thatcher, and )hurchill&s %ey advisorCrederic% 4indemann 9famously responsible for twoevents during WW + the policy of carpet bombing-erman towns and cities and for a famine in ndia thatcost three million lives:. &d li%e to see such boo%lets

turned into internet video clips to reach the widest possible audience.

Today the political and historical landscape is dottedwith popular villains and popular heroes. Sincerehistorians and political commentators are beginning towa%e us up to the fact that many of these roles shouldactually be reversed. The villains are actually heroes,and the heroes are actually villains of the worst %ind +traitors to their 5ace. *ne day such traitors of theWhite 5ace will be reviled by all, not ;ust by those in

the %now. *n that day authors who have made it theirlife&s wor% to tell the truth will receive the recognitionand the plaudits they deserve from the population atlarge, until then we few, we few in the %now, wehappy few, salute them Q

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"R 6% ,reat Eritain

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further indication of the increasingly anti+whitenature of the A) government has come with

the announcement by Ouma that the previous whitegovernment of the country is to blame for the fact that,two decades after the A) came to power, there are

power shortages and blac%outs throughout the country

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Spea%ing to the oung )ommunist 4eagueUs congressin )ape Town, Ouma addressed the issue of blac%outs, power shortages, and the collapsing infrastructure of the stateUs 7lectricity Supply )ommission 97S=*$:not by pointing out the truthVtwenty years of blac% rule, !affirmative action" appointments, Third Worldinefficiency, and lac% of planningVbut rather by blaming the white government of the /30s.

Ouma told the )ommunist delegates that the !A)had inherited the power utility from the previousregime which had only provided electricity to thewhite minority. Twenty years into democracy, //million households had access to electricity, double

the number in /33?," Ouma said.n reality the previous white government had set upthe electricity grid to supply the whole nation, and thecurrent collapse in the infrastructure is the result of thecurrent governmentUs inability to plan ahead to meetgrowing demand caused principally by a roc%eting blac% birthrate Q

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Robert Burns 1759 1796

5obert Burns was both a Scottish and British patriot & loo% upon the British )onstitution to be the mostglorious on earth, or that perhaps the wit of man can frame&. Burns =ight 4anuary (2th mar%s the annual

celebration far and wide of Scotland&s national poet

My Heart's In The Highlands 1789

My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here,

My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer;

Chasing the wild-deer, and following the roe,

My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I go.

Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the North,The birth-place of Valour, the country of Worth ;

Wherever I wander, wherever I rove,

The hills of the Highlands for ever I love.

Farewell to the mountains, high-cover'd with snow,

Farewell to the straths and green vallies below;

Farewell to the forests and wild-hanging woods,Farewell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods.

My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here,

My heart's in the Highlands, a-chasing the deer;

Chasing the wild-deer, and following the roe,

My heart's in the Highlands, wherever I go.

+he cro2ters #ere gi$en hal2 an hour to remo$e their *elongings *e2ore their houses #ere *urned to the ground +hus( on a $ery unlucky 1:th o2 June( 181G commenced the in2amous Strathna$er clearances in

Sutherland& More money could *e got 2rom the raising o2 sheep than the raising o2 2amilies and crops( so the people #ent( or #ere sent( to anada and other places in the N0e#? orld& Manys a heart remained in the ighlands( ho#e$er( and although Eurns #rote this song *e2ore the learances *egan in earnest( its air o2

nostalgic yearning #ill ha$e *een 2amiliar to all those harried out o2 their ighland homes& .onny 'Rourke

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sing the guise of &charity,& (ewish Supremacistsare arranging the dumping of African &asylum

see%ers& in srael into the central African nation of8ganda, thereby circumventing the fact that thereappears to be no formal agreement with that nationUsgovernment to ta%e the &refugees&, who come fromother parts of Africa. According to the AP report,

&srael had begun sending doLens of African migrantsto 8ganda in a voluntary deportation campaign that8gandan officials and refugee authorities insist they%now nothing about.& Curther, the <arrangement< V which includes a one+way tic%et, is &<uestionable& because <itEs unclear i" thereEs an o""icial agreement

$ith gan!a to secure their status.<

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The head of the sraeli &charity&, named as one 5ami-udovitch, is <uoted in the AP report as saying that hehas found <%sraeli "amilies< willing to sponsor the

education of the young AfricansVbut only, it seems ifthey are in Africa, and not srael.

'is &charity& however, seems only to e#tend as far as providing &education& and &support& for Africans oncethey have been %ic%ed out of srael.

The AP article also confirmed earlier reports thatsrael pays each African who leaves voluntarilyUX,@00 in cash as they leave sraelVa fortune inAfrica, where 3 percent of the entire populationsubsists on less than X/ per day.

*f course, srael gets paid over X billion every year by the (ewish 4obby+controlled American governmentunder the guise of &foreign aid,& so the paltry X,@00 per African payout doesnUt even ma%e a minor dent inthe X.@ million which American ta#payers hand overto the (ewish state every day. Seehttp1MMwww.ifamericans%new.orgMstatMusaid.html

A Cebruary 20/? report in the sraeli aaret= newspaper also confirmed that the (ews+only state wasdeporting Africans to 8ganda. That article revealed

that &harsh conditions& at illegal immigrant detentionfacilities in srael were causing many of the Africansto &agree& to leave srael &voluntarily.&

sraeli $inister of the nterior -ideon SaUar was<uoted by aaret= as saying that there had been a&sharp rise in the number of asylum see%ers fromAfrica leaving the country under what is %nown as thevoluntary departure procedure.&

SaUar added that the sharp rise in departures was dueto an sraeli law against illegal entry, summonses to

the 'olot detention facility, the prohibition againstemploying illegal migrants and increasing the grantthe asylum see%ers receive on departure from X/,@00to X,@00. 'e said the figures were encouraging theministry to continue its policy.& +The ew *bserver

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The (ewish policy of deporting Africans is in star%contrast to their demands that other nations open their borders to Third World immigration echoed in theshrill cries for integration and assimilation of Barbara

4erner Spectre.n other words, the (ews understand very clearly thatallowing mass Third World immigration will cause thenature of the receiving society to fundamentally andirrevocably changeVso in srael, they oppose it, but inAmerica and 7urope they support it Q

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he !transgender" craLe currently being promoted by the controlled mass media as !the ne#t civil

rights frontier" is in fact a mental illness and its promotion is aiding and abetting mental disorders, theformer chief psychiatrist for the (ohns 'op%ins'ospital has said.

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6r. Paul 5. $c'ugh, who is currently 6istinguishedService Professor of Psychiatry at the world+famous

hospital, also said that se# changes were !biologicallyimpossible" and that those doctors who !promotese#ual reassignment surgery are collaborating withand promoting a mental disorder."

n addition, he said, !transgenderism is a mentaldisorder that merits treatment" as society would treatother mental disorders, and it should not be catered to by the media or the medical profession in the way thatit is.

6r. $c'ugh, who is the author of si# boo%s and atleast /2@ peer+reviewed medical articles, made hisremar%s in an article in the all Street Journal titled!Transgender Surgery snUt the Solution", in which hee#plained that transgender surgery is not the solutionfor people who suffer a !disorder of assumptionU"V the notion that their maleness or femaleness isdifferent than what nature assigned to them biologically.

n support of his opinion, he pointed to a recent studywhich showed that the suicide rate among!transgendered" people who had reassignment surgery

is 20 times higher than the suicide rate among normal people.

!While the *bama administration, 'ollywood, andma;or media such as +ime magaLine promotetransgenderism as normal," said 6r. $c'ugh, these!policy ma%ers and the media are doing no favorseither to the public or the transgendered by treatingtheir confusions as a right in need of defending rather

than as a mental disorder that deserves understanding,treatment and prevention."

!This intensely felt sense of being transgenderedconstitutes a mental disorder in two respects. The firstis that the idea of se# misalignment is simply mista%en Vit does not correspond with physical reality. Thesecond is that it can lead to grim psychologicaloutcomes."

The transgendered personUs disorder, said 6r.$c'ugh, is in the personUs !assumption" that they are

different than the physical reality of their body, theirmaleness or femaleness, as assigned by nature.

t is a disorder similar to a !dangerously thin" personsuffering anore#ia who loo%s in the mirror and thin%sthey are !overweight," said 6r. $c'ugh.

This assumption, that oneUs gender is only in themind regardless of anatomical reality, has led sometransgendered people to push for social acceptanceand affirmation of their own sub;ective !personaltruth," said 6r. $c'ugh.

As a result, some statesV)alifornia, ew (ersey, and$assachusettsVhave passed laws barring psychiatrists, !even with parental permission, fromstriving to restore natural gender feelings to atransgender minor," he said.

Also, for those who had se#ual reassignment surgery,most said they were !satisfied" with the operation !buttheir subse<uent psycho+social ad;ustments were no

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better than those who didnUt have the surgery."

!And so at 'op%ins we stopped doing se#+reassignment surgery, since producing a satisfiedU butstill troubled patient seemed an inade<uate reason forsurgically amputating normal organs," said 6r.$c'ugh.

The former (ohns 'op%ins chief of psychiatry also

warned against enabling or encouraging certainsubgroups of the transgendered, such as young people!susceptible to suggestion from everything is normalUse# education," and the schoolsU !diversitycounselors" who, li%e !cult leaders," may !encouragethese young people to distance themselves from theirfamilies and offer advice on rebutting argumentsagainst having transgender surgery."

6r. $c'ugh also reported that there are !misguided

doctors" who, wor%ing with very young children whoseem to imitate the opposite se#, will administer!puberty+delaying hormones to render later se#+change surgeries less onerousVeven though the drugsstunt the childrenUs growth and ris% causing sterility."

Such action comes !close to child abuse," said 6r.$c'ugh, given that close to 0 percent of those %ids

will !abandon their confusion and grow naturally intoadult life if untreated."

!USe# changeU is biologically impossible," said$c'ugh. !People who undergo se#+reassignmentsurgery do not change from men to women or viceversa. 5ather, they become feminiLed men ormasculiniLed women. )laiming that this is civil+rightsmatter and encouraging surgical intervention is inreality to collaborate with and promote a mentaldisorder."Q T* The ew *bserver *nline

/omosex'als/omosex'als :es,ians:es,ians an( .isex'als.isex'alsMore :ikely to ,e Mentally ll

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n what may count as one of the more obvious statements

of the year, a new report byresearchers from )ambridge8niversity in 7ngland hasfound that homose#uals,lesbians and bise#uals are!more li%ely to have mentalhealth problems" than normal people.

According to the report, titled!Se#ual $inorities in 7ngland'ave Poorer 'ealth and Worse 'ealth )are

7#periences1 A ational Survey in The (ournal of-eneral nternal $edicine," bise#uals are the mostmentally disturbed of all the se#ually deviant groups.

According to the study, some /2 percent of lesbianwomen and almost /3 percent of bise#ual womenreported mental health problems, compared with si# percent of heterose#ual women.

Some // percent of homose#uals and /@ percent of

bise#ual men reported mentalhealth problems, compared to five

percent of heterose#ual men.The report further found that these#ually+deviant population was alsomore li%ely to report fair or poorgeneral health1 22 percent ofhomose#uals and 2D percent of bise#ual men, compared with 20 percent of normal men and 2@ percent of lesbians and / percent of bise#ual women compared with 2/

percent of normal women.

4esbians, homose#uals and bise#ual men and womenwere @0 percent more li%ely than heterose#uals toreport negative e#periences with primary careservices, according to the study which was publishedin the Journal o2 ,eneral Cnternal Medicine& Theresearchers used more than two million responses tothe 2003H/0 7nglish ,eneral "ractice "atient Sur$ey to create the study. T* the ew *bserver *nline Q

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Climate Change Man'fact're( $issent

an( ;Fo'n(ationf'n(e( $oomsayers<Prof4 )ames F4 Tracy lo,al Research

+he earth?s climate is changing& Sea le$els are rising& e are all at risk& +he role o2 humansin climate change is undenia*le& apitalism is to *lame& ,o$ernments must 2i the pro*lem&

These are the mantras of the environmental movement on display at thePeopleUs )limate $arch held on September 2/st 20/?.

he tal%ing points of foundation+fundeddoomsayers reverberate in unison because their

financing is dependent on publiciLing a specific

message and agenda. The otherwise critical mindssupporting what passes for rebelliousness overloo% thesponsorship and tacit control wielded by powerful private interests.

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Scratching the surface, one finds that the most salient proponents of the carbon+centric global warmingworldview are largely dependent on such funding. Core#ample, Bill $c=ibben, a principal organiLer of thePeopleUs )limate $arch, has built a career around thefalse notion that minuscule increases in carbondio#ide are a principal cause of !e#treme weather"

events.

As this author has noted,

$c=ibbenUs @0.org pro;ect is the publicface of his @0/9c:9: /S%y 7ducationCund, which between its founding in 200>and 2003 too% in close to X@,000,000 infoundation money and !publiccontributions." n 20/0 the 5oc%efeller

Brothers Cund gave /S%y X200,000. The%ey !scientific" paper $c=ibben points toas support for his dire warnings on climate

change, !Target Atmospheric )*21 WhereShould 'umanity Aim," co+authored by ASA scientist (ames 'ansen, was partially funded through 5oc%efellerCoundation money.J/K

A seemingly radical, anti+establishment veneer ishelpful in lending the environmental movement somedegree of legitimacy. )anadian ;ournalist and author aomi =lein is the most recent voice of climatealarmism. =leinUs previous wor%s, 0o ogo 92000:

and +he Shock .octrine 9200>:, have afforded herwith considerable notoriety and some degree ofcredibility, particularly among those on the progressive+left.

=leinUs most recent boo%, +his hanges %$erythingFapitalism $s& +he limate, suggests that drasticmeasures must be ta%en to save the environment fromdestructive human activities. +his hanges %$erythingis published by Simon Y Schuster, a subsidiary of the

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publicly+traded )BS )orporation, which boastedrevenues of X/@.2? billion in 20/ alone.J2K 4i%e$c=ibbenUs 5oc%efeller sponsors, Simon Y Schusterand )BS are typically uninclined toward promotinggenuinely anti+establishment thought and discourse.

=lein is one of the few in the progressive+leftcavalcade to recogniLe that geo+engineering and

weather manipulation pose e#treme threats to theenvironment. !Well, so, one of the geo+engineeringmethods that gets ta%en most seriously is called solarradiation management,U" =lein remar%s on thefoundation+funded .emocracy 0o# news hour,JKanother promoter of the PeopleUs )limate $arch.

Solar radiation management, managing thesun. So, what youVso the idea JsicK is thatyou would spray sulfur aerosols into thestratosphere, then they would reflect someof the sunUs rays bac% to space and dim the

sun and cool the 7arth. So, climate changeis caused by pollution in the loweratmosphere, and so theyUre saying that thesolution to that pollution is pollution in thestratosphere. And, you %now, itUs reallyfrightening when you loo% at some of themodeling that is being done about whatthe possible downsides of this could beJsicK.J?K

n fact, there is substantial evidenceHpatents,

government documents, and scientific papersHthatsuch organiLed contamination pro;ects have beenunderway since at least the late /330s and are almostcertainly a ma;or factor in the !e#treme weatherevents" pointed to with such alarm by figures li%e$c=ibben.

et =lein deceptively suggests that geoengineering is

still in the planning stages and has not begun. ndeed,to ac%nowledge that such plans are well+advanced andnow fully operational would call into <uestion theanthropogenic climate change hypothesis she and heradherents proclaim as the rationale for opposing!capitalism." t would also li%ely ;eopardiLe alucrative publishing contract with a global mediaconglomerate.

Coundation+funded and corporate+promotedenvironmentalism is notable not only for its hypocrisy, but also for what it leaves obscure to its well+intentioned devotees.

With this in mind, the purpose of such artificial dissentis arguably to repac%age the threat of e#treme weatherthat has been manufactured by military andgovernment programs over the years as the basis forstrategic socio+political and economic changes towhich the public would never freely submit.

To curb human%indUs environmental e#cesses, todayUsstate+bac%ed corporatism mista%enly decried ascapitalism must further e#pand into the everyday livesof individuals, where an !internet of things" willinevitably catalog, regulate and control all consumableresources and biological entities.

!A really efficient totalitarian state," Aldous 'u#leyonce observed, !would be one in which the all+ powerful e#ecutive of political bosses and their armyof managers control a population of slaves who do not

have to be coerced, because they love theirservitude."J@K

Along these lines, establishment environmentalismUscontinued feigned urgency and spectacle of protestingeniously disguises the deeper belief that humanityUssalvation lies in its own subservience to technocraticcontrol Q

Notes

J/K (ames C. Tracy, !)hemtrails1 The 5ealities of -eoengineering and Weather $odification," ,lo*al Research ovember , 20/2.

J2K !)BS )*5P 20/ Annual 5eport Corm 9/0+=:" 9ZB54:. 8nited States Securities and 7#change)ommission. Cebruary /?, 20/?.

JK (ames C. Tracy, !$anufactured 6issent1 The Cinancial Bearings of the Progressive+4eft $edia," ,lo*al Research, August , 20/2.

J?K Amy -oodman, ! aomi =lein on $otherhood, -eoengineering, )limate 6ebt Y the Cossil Cuel6ivestment $ovement," .emocracy 0o# September /, 20/?.

J@K Aldous 'u#ley, Era$e 0e# orld and Era$e 0e# orld Re$isited , 'arper Perennial, 200@.

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C$C %histle,lo%er7 C$C Conceale( $ata

on MMR =accine :inking it to A'tism

.rian 8hilha-y

he current measles outbrea% and measles vaccinesare a hot topic of debate raging in both the

mainstream and alternative media. 'owever, it wouldappear that the mainstream mediaUs reporting on thisissue is leaving out some very important facts that for

some reason they do not seem to want to report.

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-iven the severity of the issue and the currentrhetoric, which includes some in the mainstreammedia calling for criminal prosecution andincarceration of parents who refuse the measlesvaccine, it is very important that all the facts involvingthe measles vaccine are revealed to the public.

8nfortunately, one topic in the discussion aboutmeasles vaccines that the mainstream media iscompletely ignoring is the fact that whistleblowers in

one of the biggest stories in the past ten years that themainstream media did not cover in 20/?, was the storyof 6r. William Thompson, a senior epidemiologist atthe )6) who co+authored and published research onthe $$5 vaccine for the )6) bac% in 200?, and hisdecision to become a whistleblower and reveal datathat was concealed by the )6) lin%ing the $$5vaccine to autism among African American boys. 'istelephone conversations with 6r. Brian 'oo%er were

recorded, and released to the public.

6r. 'oo%er was recently interviewed by 6r. -ary ullon his national radio broadcast in (anuary of 20/@, and6r. ull writes1

n the *bama era, when whistleblowersare persecuted more than ever before, it isan act of great courage for a person tocome forth and reveal governmentmalfeasance, corruption, and criminal behavior. Therefore, it was a shoc%ingsurprise last year when a seniorepidemiologist at the )6), 6r. WilliamThompson, acted upon his moralconscience and released thousands of pages of )6) documents with researchdata to )ongress that unveil the agencieslong history of fraudulent studies andmedical cover+ups that hid the seriousfailures and health ris%s of vaccines.

6r. Thompson is a distinguished scientistwho has wor%ed at the )6) since /33.Prof. Brian 'oo%er, a specialist inmolecular and cellular systems, and the

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first person to be contacted by 6r.Thompson, stated during a recent broadcast that the released documents arenot simply a smo%ing gun. 5ather it is a!wildfire." 6r. Thompson is currentlycooperating with members of a)ongressional subcommittee.

Thousands of American parents withvaccine damaged children, suffering from permanent neurological impairment andautism, await a trial that will finally bringto ;ustice many of the nationUs top healthofficials.

s this big newsE t most certainly is, perhaps the biggest news story regarding vaccines in over tenyears, but you will not find any mention of this in themainstream media. WhyE

Concl'sion7 $o not Tr'st the

Mainstream Me(ia for the Tr'th on=accines

nstead of reporting the news on $$5 fraud claimsmade by whistlelowers, what you will find in themainstream media are TI doctors, reporters, and newsanchors vilifying parents who refuse to accept theclaims made by medical authorities regarding avaccine associated with alleged massive fraud andconflict of interest.

Iaccines cannot survive in a free mar%et based on

their own merit, therefore the 8.S. -overnment buysmost of the vaccines manufactured in the 8nitedStates. What more could anyone want in the way ofevidence for an ongoing crimeE

The )6) currently spends over X? billion purchasingvaccines from drug ma%ers, and wants to increase thatamount by over a half billion for 20/@.

The )6) is the largest purchaser of vaccines,spending over X? B44* a year of ta#+payerfunds on the purchase of vaccines from pharmaceutical companies, some of which have thelargest criminal court settlements in our nationUshistory. 9See1 Pulling Bac% the )urtain on the*rganiLed )rime 5ing That s the Pharmaceutical6rug )artel.:

The )6) has a very obvious conflict of interest in producing vaccine data, and has been caught in the past inflating statistics to promote vaccine sales.

9See1 )6) nflates Clu 6eath Stats to Sell $ore CluIaccines.:

Kathleen Se*elius( secretary o2 the .epartment o2 ealth and uman Ser$ices under "resident '*ama(admitted in an inter$ie# #ith Reader?s .igest that the go$ernment puts pressure on the mainstream media to 0'+ gi$e e4ual #eight to those #ho 4uestion theOscienceP o2 $accinesQ

Erian Shilha$y %ditor o2 ealth Cmpact 0e#s( hatmore could anyone #ant in the #ay o2 e$idence 2or an

ongoing crimewww.healthimpactnews.com

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Fraud dressed up to look like science is pervasive in official medical media.

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"It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical

research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of

trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take nopleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and

reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of The New

ngland !ournal of edicine." #arcia $ngell, % &"%rug

'ompanies and %octors( $ story of 'orruption." N) *eview of

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*,ola hoax7 the n'm,ers game an( 'p(ate > an extract

)on Rappoport

here are several ways to create and manage a fa%eepidemic."

Cor e#ample, the agency in charge invents case

numbers and death numbersVand then, after theyintroduce the vaccine or the drug, they change thosenumbers. They lower them. The cut them down. Andthey say, !We won. We beat the virus with thevaccine."

This certainly happened in the !Swine Clu crisis" of2003. The )6) and W'* blew up the case numbersto absurd heightsand then shut the whole operationdown by saying the numbers had dropped tonegligible levels. And they declared victory.

The )6), the World 'ealth *rganiLation, the 8S6epartment of 'omeland Security, the 8S ationalnstitutes of 'ealth, the 6*6, and the suppliers andmanufacturers of an 7bola vaccinetheyUre allthin%ing the same thing1

!'ow do we manage the numbers, so we can producethe greatest degree of fear and compliance, and thenclaim victoryE"

8p with numbers, then down with the numbers.

'ereUs a situation where things didnUt wor% out so well

for the managers. They stumbled badly and e#posedthemselves1

O the s#ine-2lu $accination program #as one o2 itsH.I greatest *lunders& Ct all *egan in 19)6 #hen. scientists sa# that a $irus in$ol$ed in a 2luattack out*reak at Aort .i( 0&J&( #as similar to the s#ine-2lu $irus that killed 5//(/// !mericans in 1918& ealth o22icials immediately launched a 1//-milliondollar program to immuni=e e$ery !merican& Eut the

epected epidemic ne$er materiali=ed( and the $accineled to partial paralysis in 5: people& +here #ere :deaths&P V8.S. ews and World 5eport, (oseph

)arey, *ctober /?, /3@, p. >0, !'ow $edical SleuthsTrac% =iller 6iseases."

'ereUs a situation where it did wor% out well for themedical crime bosses, because they covered theirtrac%s and hid, from the general public, the effects of avaccine1

OSu22ice it to say that most o2 the large HpolioIepidemics that ha$e occurred in this country since theintroduction o2 the Salk $accine ha$e 2ollo#ed the#ide-scale use o2 the $accine and ha$e *eencharacteri=ed *y an uncommon early seasonal onset&+o name a 2e#( there is the Massachusetts epidemic o21955D the hicago epidemic o2 1956D and the .es Moines epidemic o2 1959&P V6r. 'erbert 5atner,)hild and Camily, /30 vol. /3, no. ?.

n /3>, had several illuminating conversations with6r. 'erbert 5atner, who had been a public healthofficer in *a% Par%, llinois, when the polio vaccinewas first introduced in the /3@0s. 5atner told me howthe polio numbers were manipulated.

Before the introduction of the vaccine, the nfantile

Paralysis Coundation was paying doctors all over the8S X2@ for each diagnosis of polio. That stipendserved to e#pand case numbers.

A patient with a limp and a fever who wal%ed into adoctorUs officepolio. And 2@ buc%s for the doctor.9n todayUs money, X222.>/.:

About half of all cases of polio+paralysis curedthemselves within D0 days. So after the polio vaccine

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was introduced, the definition of polio was changed1suddenly, to rate a polio diagnosis, the paralysis had tolast longer than D0 days. This change automaticallycaused a drastic drop in case numbersVand thatreduction was attributed to the effect of the vaccine.

Manip'lation

f you control the information about case numbers, if

you can inflate them and deflate them, you can control perception of a crisis. ou can invent and un+inventthe crisis.

But what about real numbers of people who have7bola, who are dying from 7bolaE

The real numbersE Cirst of all, in every so+calledepidemic, most cases are diagnosed by !eyeball." The patient has a few general symptoms that are flu+li%e,heUs been in a certain countrybang. 'eUs a casenumber.

And the most widely used lab tests for diagnosis,which Uve analyLed in detail in previous articles, areuseless and irrelevant.

Briefly, the antibody test, when positive, and when itisnUt registering positive because itUs reacting to someirrelevant factor, is simply stating that the patient hascontacted the virus in <uestion. t says nothing aboutwhether he is sic% or will get sic%. n fact, before/3@, a positive antibody test was generally ta%en as agood sign, a sign that the patientUs immune system had

defeated the germ.The P)5 test is admittedly insufficient to say there isenough of a particular germ in the body to causeillness. And thatUs on a good day. *n a bad day, thesample of genetic material ta%en from the patient isnUteven viral in nature. tUs random debris. And duringthe sensitive process of doing all the steps of the P)5,the technicians ma%e mista%es, or tiny flec%s ofcontamination in the lab get into the test and produce afalse result.

=o the mo!ern $ay to manage a soHcalle!

ei!emic is by the numbers: as in in/enting them

Aour months ago John Rappoport made a A'C!re4uest to the . asking 2or proo2 that the . had e$er isolated the %*ola $irus 2rom a human *eing&+here has *een no ans#er& o#e$er( in emailcorrespondence *et#een him and .a$id Rasnick(

"h.( this shocking 2inding #as disclosedF

R have e#amined in detail the literature on isolationand 7ms J7$1 electron microscope picturesK of both7bola and $arburg viruses. have not found anyconvincing evidence that 7bola virus 9and for thatmatter $arburg: has been isolated from humans.

There is certainly no confirmatory evidence of humanisolation.R 5asnic% obtained his Ph6 from the -eorgia nstituteof Technology, and spent 2@ years wor%ing with proteases 9a class of enLymes: and protease inhibitors.'e is the author of the boo%, The )hromosomalmbalance Theory of )ancer. 'e was a member of thePresidential A6S Advisory Panel of South Africa.

8nless and until see convincing evidence to thecontrary, 5asnic%&s statement is a %noc%out punch.

That means the whole 7bola RepidemicR was and is ahoa#.

Therefore, one should loo% for other causes of theillness and death labeled R7bola.R The causes are there they are non+viral and they can be corrected and eliminated by non+medical means. But they don&t produce profits. They don&t scare the

public into complying with government demands.They don&t scare the public into wanting a vaccine. The real reasons for the R7bola outbrea%R include, butare not limited to1 industrial pollutionorganophosphate pesticides 9causes bleeding[ vastoveruse of antibiotics 9causes bleeding: severe anddebilitating nutritional deficiencies 9which can cause bleeding: starvation drastic electrolyte loss chronicdiarrhea grinding poverty war stolen farm landvaccination campaigns 9in people whose immune

systems are compromised, vaccines can easily wipeout their last shreds of health:Q o$oreCa%eews.com

%ditor - e #ould also add the kno#n pre2erence 2oreating *ush meat ;monkeys etc< #hich areackno#ledged carriers o2 terminal disease

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+'r National nsanity as Manifeste( in the Measles=accination /ysteria

Michael /offman

n the basis of the alleged sovereignty of her

body, a pregnant woman may choose to %ill herunborn baby in an abortion, but that allegedsovereignty then vanishes when obligated to submit toa needle full of chemicals ordered by the government,under the rubric of vaccination.

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What is the mysterious etiology of early+onsetdementia, epidemic rates of allergies and cancer, andother diseases either not seen at all or not seen at theserates prior to the /3>0sE

'ow is it that C6A+approved prescription medicationsare the fourth leading cause of death in America, withmore than /00,000 deaths per year 9all Street Journal , Ceb. p. B+:, about which the media reportmarginally and anemically in their bac% pages, if atall, while a hundred or so cases of measles rings everyalarm bell in their arsenal of national mass panicE

s there anything superior to natural immunityE Towhat e#tent is natural immunity impeded or enervated by vaccinationsE s it prudent to imagine that

something so powerful as a vaccination, which canhalt symptoms of certain powerful diseases, has noother effect either physiologically or on our immunesystemE s it completely rational to believe thatvaccinations have no contraindications 9!side effects":other than slight fever, vertigo or inflammation at thein;ection siteEBecause many !scientists" sign off on the safety andefficacy of vaccinations does that signify that

!Science" is on the side of the vaccinatorsE When is

Science degraded into scientismE 'ow many %now thedifferenceE

!Scientists," with the infallible omniscience they li%eto imagine they possess, claim that geneticallymodified organisms 9-$*s: are completely safe toconsume, even though such alleged safety can only betruly determined by decades of testing of those whoingest those substances.

!Scientists" claim there is no nutritional difference

between organic crops and crops to which poisonsprays have been applied.

!Scientists" say there is no nutritional difference between unpasteuriLed natural mil% from grass+fedcows, and mil% from cows treated with recombinant bovine growth hormone 9rB-': and confined to feedlots where they are fed -$* grains.

)ould it be that, despite the RscientificR cover being provided, that the vaccination hysteria is in actuality a

covert drive to preserve the enormous profits of the pharmaceutical companies which manufacture thesenostrumsE

We live in insane times where the same physicianswho insist we must all be vaccinated on scientific principles, assert on those same alleged principles,that a female impersonator who has never menstruatedand never will menstruate, and who has no womb or

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other anatomical ability to give birth, becomes, afterthe in;ection of hormones and chemicals, atransgendered !woman." Those who tell the simpletruth about this mas<uerade are labeled by the samemedia that pushes vaccinations, as guilty of bigotryindeed of Rhate crimes.R

We live in insane times, where the pain of an innocent

baby in abortion is of negligible concern tocampaigners for the pain+free e#ecution of convictedmurderers.

With the decline of Biblical religion and faith in the-od who inspired that Bible, man searches for an idolto worship V one that possesses god+li%e <ualities.Science has become a religion for a society that

condemns any enforcement of -odUs 4aw assuperstitious fanaticism, but insists on theenforcement of the law of man according to the god ofscientism.

o lengthy philosophical dis<uisition is necessary inorder to discern that the insanity we observe in oursociety has its root in this fundamental transgression

against the Cirst )ommandment Q

$ichael 'offman is a )hristian historian whowrites from )oeur dUAlene, daho. 'is latest boo% is Bsury in hristendom. 'e is the e#ecutive editor

of Re$isionist istory, a newsletter published si#times a year. ###&re$isionisthistory&org

=accine 8train of Measles=accine 8train of Measlesfo'n( in Measles +'t,reaksfo'n( in Measles +'t,reaks77

genetic testing re-eals forensic e-i(ence of o't,reak so'rcegenetic testing re-eals forensic e-i(ence of o't,reak so'rce

)onathan .enson

Nat'ral Ne%s

f you&re worried about your child contractingmeasles, whooping cough or one of the other scary+

sounding infectious diseases being hyped up by themainstream media right now, you might want to steerclear of recently vaccinated children rather than theunvaccinated.

What you&re not being told by the corporate media isthat attenuated vaccines li%e $$5, the proposedsolution to the contrived 6isneyland measlesoutbrea%, shed live viruses for wee%s or even monthsfollowing vaccination, spreading vaccine+straininfections to others.

Both vaccinated and unvaccinated children ali%e are atris% from recently vaccinated children, who arewal%ing disease carriers spreading viruses and, insome cases, triggering disease outbrea%s. This is never spo%en about by the sell+out tal%ing heads on TI, butit&s a scientific fact that simply can&t be ignored in lightof the current national conversation on vaccines.Practicing nephrologist, or %idney specialist, 6r.

SuLanne 'umphries spo%e about this during a recentlecture, in which she highlighted the technological

advancements that have allowed for vaccine+strainviruses to be identified in children.

RThere were several cases of measles outbrea%soccurring in children who had ;ust been vaccinated,Re#plained 6r. 'umphries.

RThey loo%ed at, with this 6A and geneticfingerprinting, what strains they were and it was thevaccine strain that they were infected with. So notonly did they become sic% from measles from the

strain that they were vaccinated with, but they werecontagious.R

Short video clips of 6r. SuLanne 'umphriese#plaining vaccine shedding and other aspects ofvaccine adverse events are available in a si# partseries here1

ou+u*e&com

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Cana(ian girl (e-elops -accinestrain

measles infection more than a monthafter -accination

The )roatian study referenced by 6r. 'umphriesfocuses on a child vaccinated with $$5 who tested positive more than a wee% later with a vaccine strainof measles %nown as SchwarL, $hich is contagious.

The child&s symptoms were initially thought to berubella, and if it weren&t for proper testing, thediagnosis probably would have remained as such.

Several other studies have also documented cases ofvaccine+induced infection with measles, including atwo+year+old )anadian girl who in late 20/ wasfound to have developed the earliest symptoms ofvaccine+induced measles ,5 !ays a"ter she $as

/accinate!.

RBecause we now have this added surveillance andnew technology... we can distinguish between strains,Radded 6r. 'umphries.

RWe used to thin% that measles, mumps, and rubella

vaccines didn&t shed and didn&t cause disease. But nowwe&re finding that for all three of them, not only is theimmune response not what we thought, but that forrubella and measles at least, those people are sheddingvirus.R

6n-accinate( chil(ren contracting

(ea(ly -ir'ses from ?she((ing?

-accinate( chil(ren

As it concerns the ongoing 6isneyland measlesoutbrea%, the unfounded assumption is that anunvaccinated person must have triggered it, and thatunvaccinated people are now continuing to spread it.$ore than li%ely, the e#act opposite is true, as thoserecently vaccinated with $$5 have beenscientifically proven to carry around the three vaccine viruses and possibly spread them to others.

RJKt is not li%ely that the mainstream media &TIdoctors& will even discuss this as they falsely vilify parents who choose not to administer the $$5vaccine to their children as the cause of theseoutbrea%s,R e#plains ealth Cmpact 0e#s Q

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ccording to the -lobe ewswire, vaccine

recipients can carry diseases inthe bac% of their throat andinfect others while displayingno symptoms of a disease.

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Both unvaccinated andvaccinated individuals are atris% from e#posure to thoserecently vaccinated. Iaccinefailure is widespread vaccine+induced immunity is not permanent and recent

outbrea%s of diseases such as whooping cough,mumps and measles have occurred in fully vaccinated populations. Clu vaccine recipients become moresusceptible to future infection after repeatedvaccination.

Adults have contracted polio from recently vaccinatedinfants. A father from Staten sland ended up in awheel chair after contracting polio while changing hisdaughter&s diaper. 'e received a 22.@ million dollar

award in 2003.

RIaccine failure and failure toac%nowledge that live virusvaccines can spread diseasehave resulted in an increase inoutbrea%s of infectious diseasein both vaccinated andunvaccinated individuals,Rsays 4eslie $anoo%ian, producer of +he ,reater,ood .

R)6) should instruct physicians who administer

vaccinations to inform their patients about the ris%s posed to others by those who&ve been recentlyvaccinated.R

The Weston A. Price Coundation advises the best protection against infectious disease is a healthyimmune system, supported by ade<uate vitamin A andvitamin ). Well+nourished children easily recoverfrom infectious disease and rarely suffercomplications, resulting in lifelong immunity Q

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6'%oid contact wit cildren wo are

recently %accinated,6 and to 6Tell &riends

and &amily wo are sick, or a%e recently

ad a li%e %accine 7suc as cicken $o(,

measles, rubella, intranasal in&luen8a, $olio

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conser"ati"e Christianit. t is true ecause it seeks to maintain the un%erstan%ing (

in accor%ance with )cripture - that the *ew Co"enant was ma%e onl with those same

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,ouse famil of /u%ah. These sraelite people are traceale through time to the

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3s the famous Christian ishop gnatius sai% nineteen hun%re% ears ago$

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in"estigate% from all of the most ancient sources possile. 3s it rea%s in the 0ing

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