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Fritz Freud's avatar

And unwavering US support for Israeli policies across the board have helped usher in an America of heirarchalism and eugenics. The Trump administration, in its many desperate attempts to rebuild American supremacy, has first and foremost overseen the wedding of Silicon Valley and Zionism.

I am afraid to say that Silicon Valley has always had the unwavering underlying policy of Zionist Eugenics which led to the Dr. Mengele Virus and worse Vaccine... unwarranted... unnecessary and not needed... only if you look at if of the perspective of Zionist Eugenics... and as such Bill Gaytes takes its place as the emperor of Doom.

When the 10 richest people in the world all Zionist Eugenics wage a war against the rest of this world is it not the privatization of Fascism facilitated by Donald Dumb?

The underlying common denominator is Israel Unit8200... the CIA and DARPA... Zionist Eugenics.

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

JFK was against the Zionist nuke and paid with his life trying to prevent it. These nukes are even intended to "punish those who don't offer enough support for Israel". Would this have been possible without a religion of self-proclaimed superiority? To cement power more strongly there was the Epstein case, now in the stage that a victim's dead man's switch has been activated to reveal the client list and more.

But those familiar with "man's most inner workings" know the story that Gilgamesh failed to achieve "enlightenment" (he lost the plant for eternal life) and that subsequently, religions to "curb the behavior of the most aggressive primate" failed as well (remember, the majority of initial religions promotes peace, harmony, forgiveness etc.).

Hence even some at the WEF have suggested a new religion.

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John Day MD's avatar

There seem to be different strains of religion through history. Some seeking enlightenment, some worshipping fertility goddesses, some killing-infidels...

This is approaching a crisis as it kicks the unpinned-hand-grenade down the road each time.

I think Jeffrey Epstein is still breathing, but somebody who resembled him is not.

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Franz Kafka's avatar

Now there is a plot twist. Who played the role of a dead Barrabas for the AntiChrist?

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John Day MD's avatar

"Uncredited stunt double" (non-identical ear-whorls in initial photo) ;-(

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

Christianity was compromised even before it left Palestine. After that, "reformation" did the rest but the in-between was the Roman-Catholic misinterpretation of "celibacy" which led to countless cases of abuse (still counting).

That's the optimistic interpretation, the pessimistic one is that it was intentional because it offers much needed opportunities for blackmail.

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John Day MD's avatar

Michael Hudson has an insightful book about Jesus and his crucifixion a week after he drove the money-changers from the temple with a whip, but this essay about it will serve. https://michael-hudson.com/2017/12/he-died-for-our-debt-not-our-sins/

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

It's true that debt forgiveness once was part of some cultures but the NT was supposed to be a metaphoric story on "the process of killing the ego" playing in Palestine occupied by the Roman army.

Not only did "the West" get that wrong but it also made usury the law - which is why most Western countries are indebted to private banks that produce money from nothing but demand compound interest for that "service".

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John Day MD's avatar

The Romans supported creditors, as did the Greeks, after the Jubilee advocates lost a civil warabout 200 BC.Egypt had several regimes, but was supporting creditors by the time of Jesus.

The Romans had to re-make the "gospel"of Jesus in the image which would support their empire. Hudson asserts that "gospel" or"good news" meant "jubilee"in those days.

Hudson is a fine economic historian, and perhaps the most influential living economist in our world.

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John's avatar

I think Switzerland had a referendum on that topic a few years ago. It was to raise public awareness, was not intended to pass at the first attempt.

Guernsey's government issued its own money for a while in the 19th.C, to finance public works. Since then, banksters have tightened their grip.

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

The foundation of a religion always has been an individual interpretation of "enlightenment", also defined as "personal discovery of what neither is born nor dies". That interpretation always is only partly true, and the behavioral advice for followers to achieve that too, is mixed with environmental necessities and cultural habits.

Just compare initial Islam with present strains: there were no burkas, sharia didn't exist but the system was successful enough to start an Islamic Golden Age, leading to many inventions without which modern technology couldn't exist - one of them, algebra.

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John Day MD's avatar

There are different iterations of most religions for different population cohorts in different ages, too.

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

Religions are supposed to reflect environmental and cultural changes. Instead of that the general line is moral and ethical decline to accommodate profiteering (can that get lower than than the genocide of Palestinians?).

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John Day MD's avatar

The question is sometimes raised, WHICH god chooses people and directs them to genocide.

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Jan Barendrecht's avatar

In many cases the reverse has been true: people choose their gods to serve their goals (resource-, land grab etc. plus slavery). Hinduism isn't an exception to that and despite official abandonment of the caste system, in practice it still exists.

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Franz Kafka's avatar

You are a Samurai warrior, Dr John! Best news compendium/agglomeration out there! Restacked with note!

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John Day MD's avatar

I don't even have a katana, but thanks for the compliment, Giant-Cockroach!

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Franz Kafka's avatar

Your quip reminds me of Christ’s answer to Pilate in Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita:

Pilate: It says here [pointing at denunciation'] that you entered Jerusalem on a Donkey…”

Christ: “I don’t even own a donkey, Hegemon.”

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Franz Kafka's avatar

I am trying to write a story about a Giant Cockroach trying to become human. That is a lot harder than the original.

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John Day MD's avatar

I'm sorry to carp on that, but it is easy, and most people might get it, too.

John-getting-older-not-metamorphosizing

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Franz Kafka's avatar

Carp? Crap! You just provided me with a plot twist! Cockroach tries to turn into human but only makes it into a carp. Muchissimas Gracias!

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John Day MD's avatar

De nada...

;-}

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D Lynn Collier's avatar

Dumb

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John Day MD's avatar

Please elucidate your reaction.

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