Khazarian "Jews" (and Their Proxies)

If you told me: "You blame everything on the Jews, as if they are behind every problem in the world!" I would ask you to look at this list and rethink that statement.

 The Khazarian “Jews”...

 Burned down Rome and blamed the Christians
 Killed the Son of God
 Were behind the French Revolution
 Planned WW1 (17 years before) - Started WW1
 Instigated a genocide of Hungarians
 Own all 6 Hollywood studios
 Own the magazines
 Own the newspapers
 Own the social media platforms
 Own the porn industry and use it to demoralize
 Print all the school books
 Control Wall Street
 Control the school system
 Control the FBI
 Control the CIA
 Controlled the KGB and used it to spy on the people in their host country
 Ran the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and now blame it on whites
 Starved 10 million Ukrainians to death
 Killed 50-67 million Christian Russians and called it a "Russian revolution"
 Started WW2 - blamed the Germans
 Lied about being gassed
 Founded apartheid in South Africa
 Ethnically cleansed Palestine
 Stole Israel in 1948 after the Rothschild-Balfour Declaration much earlier
 Changed the immigration policies in western countries in 1965
 Did 9/11 and tried to blame it on Arabs
 Sent American sons to die for Israel in pointless, middle eastern Jewish wars
 Lied about WMDs in Iraq and repeated the above
 Were the first to give a white woman an abortion in Montreal
 Invented the abortion pill
 Invented feminism
 Invented the faggot movement
 Invented the pride movement (as if anyone would be proud of a faggot)
 Invented and runs the ADL
 Invented freemasonry
 Invented Black Lives Matter
 Invented the NAACP
 Invented Antifa
 Invented NAMBLA (North American Man-Boy Love Association)
 Invented a climate disaster 3 times (global cooling, global warming, climate change)
 Invented the Satanic movement (Anton LaVey was Jewish, so was Malcolm Jarry)
 Wrote the "Satanic Bible" (Anton LaVey)
 Invented fake news
 Invented fake viruses
 Invented fake and lethal vaccines
 Put phytoestrogen (soy oil) in corporate baby formula made for white male babies
 Put all of the fluoride in the water
 Use mercury to fill people's teeth
 Are expelled from 361 countries, nations or states (Afghanistan & Yemen recently)
 Demoralize the earth
 Are satanic
 Are called the synagogue of Satan by the greatest man to ever have walked the earth

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The threat can no longer be characterized as strictly "Jewish." Through Freemasonry, the Rothschilds have received a degree of collaboration from the world's financial, cultural and political elites as to render this point moot.

Lemming-like, Western elites have embraced a death-wish for civilization.         

Henry Makow, 12/06/2021

Squirrels in the Trees

Furtively they dance

Spritely they jump

Up there, up there!

And on the ground they

Bury nuts, acorns

And such—I even

Saw one scrunching

Down a mushroom

One day, yes, it did.

 

But up in the trees

Shy, uninhibited

The squirrels are kings.

Mammalian and cute

With their bushy tails,

Marsupial-like and

Keenly aware, they

Are nobody’s fools.

Up there, up there —

 

We ground dwellers

Can only dream and

Imagine the joys of

Squirreldom. And

In profound wonder

Meant only for up-gazing

We primates long to

Live free, die free.

 

Yet we too are squirrels

Dancing ‘mong the trees

Those Celtic trees of

What could-have-been

Remains to be so:

Anglo-Saxon-Jute-men

Labor on the veldt since

Magna Carta days of old,

Through the 1700s docu-

Drama, unto now, we

Clamor and rage against

The Machine, its System

Its subterfuge and the

Misdirection of digital

Police racking and Rand-

Sacking our birthright

 

We also take to the sea

We ransack your own,

—We that you disown—we

Persistent pirates ride,

Against the winds of time,

Winds that pull us and .

From the inner reaches

Of outer space, we watch.

We wait. We play among

The trees, amid the seas,

And upon the plains since

The Peloponnesian War.

 

From inside the attic

Unto the ends of the

Outside world we’re still

Here, you bastard horde!

We purebloods persist! 

On WordSmithing

 

On my wordsmithing I've been told before that my strength is in my poetry, not my prose. In my prose I aspire toward the clear and precise use of language that may require a reader to occasionally consult the dictionary — or wonder whether he or she is in one of these places:  List of Fictional Institutions (not a complete list, of course) 

Sometimes only poetry captures a certain worthiness or unworthiness, a moment, a feeling, an idea or intuition — something beyond the immediate ken of Normyville and those who jump at the opportunity to take the clot-shot. So (as those who come here all know) I do spelunk around down in this more spontaneous, creative realm.   

And in my past doctoral dealings with law and government I have to keep in mind that my perspective on those phenomena stressed the influence of consciousness. (<= also known as Woo, you might say, and as Lord HighClif describes it: a kind of resonance from the ether, the kosmos, that we mistakenly refer to as our "thinking brain." NOTE: In your copious free time, scroll down and listen to the interview, 1:10:35 long: White Hats vs. The DeepState  Clif's the man (and if he ain't, don't know whoo is).

That Spirit-like phenomenon we call "consciousness" is more the prime mover, mutating law and government within a bubbling socio-CULTural cauldron, once it is entrained by the unscrupulous. 

 
In another's words,  
"I have longed to move away...
...From the repetition of salutes,"
etc.,

Dylan Thomas’s “I Have Longed to Move Away" 

THE POEM STUCK IN MY HEAD

 

I have longed to move away

From the hissing of the spent lie

And the old terror’s continual cry

Growing more terrible as the day

Goes over the hill and into the deep sea;

I have longed to move away

From the repetition of salutes,

For there are ghosts in the air

And ghostly echoes on paper,

And the thunder of calls and notes.

I have longed to move away but am afraid;

Some life, yet unspent, might explode

Out of the old lie burning on the ground,

And, crackling into the air, leave me half-blind.

Neither by night’s ancient fear,

The parting of hat from hair,

Lips pursed at the receiver,

Shall I fall to death’s feather.

By these I would not care to die,

Half convention and half lie.

Sad-but-True?

Am I an educated fool? 

An elitist? 

A sinful saint?

Am I a wee-bit-of-a snooty snob?

 

A scruffy aristocrat? 

A bourgeois boogieman? 

An unwitting oligarch in ratty clothes? 

—perhaps guilty as imagined—

And not 

Sad-but-True, 

     only 

True-but-sad

The Buddhist Perspective

 

AC/DC meets

King Crimson down

at the Grand Funk Railroad---

 

With Gone Grasshopper on lead,

A lipsticked Uncle Fester pumping bass,

And Grandma Hair on sticks.

 

Whar's the Buddha blubba?

Undercover under da robes

Whar's da purspecteev?

Behind and beyond the blubba, 

Bubba

Psyche-Politics

 

Later, 'gator (<= notice the veiled Reptilian reference)

After 'while, Crocodile (<= there we go again)

 

It's all in the eyes

And the "Ayes" have it!

 

"I"s (and "U"s) are all owned

Via IOUs — the "O"s own it

 

This plainly puts U in

The Daily Planet

 

And (from one of his branch offices)

Tarzan has called

 

Rousing all the Clark Kents 

And all of the elephants

A Letter of the Law

 

[An e-letter extract from a correspondence with a friend]

Bill,

 

I don't disagree with what you say here. In fact, it's well-stated, rationally, as usual. The bit I take umbrage over is your subtle attempt to put the Christian God in a box, where you write:

  

The natural law that sprang from the Christian God you allude to arises from the same innate human reasoning ability to scruple that which is true and just in nature…while simultaneously possessing the immutable qualities that imbue virtuous constitutions with an unerring ability to guide societies toward justice and the common good. 

 

It's perhaps better stated that natural law flows through the natural order, as demonstrated in nature, with its source being a supernatural or spiritual one. It is immaterial what a certain man at a certain time considers to be his God (or even gods). Thus, Cicero, being a good Roman citizen, likely believed in Apollo, the Roman god of law and order. Or it could be that he was a man ahead of his age and was able to think in a less mythological/anthropomorphic and more abstract mental way.

 

Whatever the case may be, America's Founding Fathers were at least nominal Christians, even if they were creatures of the Enlightenment's infatuation with reason over faith. In fact, even if they were all "deists" (as is commonly asserted) and they were thinking of their "God of Reason" when mentioning God in the Declaration of Independence, would this be much different than the example of Cicero in the passage from De Legibus[i]?

 

What I have read and believe to be true is that every thinking man of that era had two books on his shelf: The Bible and Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England. (Or said differently, 18th Century American Colonists were hardly consulting the Talmud or the Quran.)

 

As someone who believes in God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I prefer to put it the same way that Novalis put it: "There is no religion that is not Christianity."[ii] 

 

And so if you have a bias against Christians or Christianity or those who simply follow the precepts of the Bible and the gospels of Jesus, you might look for reason or philosophy as sufficient to inform you of the source of natural law. But neither reason nor philosophy created anything, as I and others of faith would put it. (And with this minor opus I rest my case.) 

 

I am a neophyte American State National, who has recently self-revoked (with the "permission" of the Maryland Court of Appeals) his Esquire status, and is struggling to overcome his conditioning in the law as taught in American law schools. Even at 67-years of age I am re-learning the nature of law, as the blinders are falling off and I start to apprehend the real common law. It's so fascinating that I must amend my doctoral dissertation[iii] in order to make that part of my life's work more comprehensible and complete. I hope that I am able to summon the energy-and-passion-of-a-younger-man to do so.

 

Thanks for being a good friend and patient correspondent. If I have misconstrued what you so eloquently stated in your last email (including the red eyes of Cicero due to occasional inebriation “if he had any fondness whatsoever for the local Tuscan vintages”) I apologize in advance.

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[i]  “True law is right reason in agreement with nature; it is of universal application, unchanging and everlasting; it summons to duty by its commands, and averts from wrongdoing by its prohibitions. And it does not law its commands or prohibitions upon good men in vain, though neither have any effect on the wicked. It is a sin to try to alter this law, nor is it allowable to attempt to repeal any part of it, and it is impossible to abolish it entirely. We cannot be freed from its obligations by senate or people, and we need not look outside ourselves for an expounder or interpreter of it. And there will not be different laws at Rome and at Athens, or different laws now and in the future, but one eternal and unchangeable law will be valid for all nations and all times, and there will be one master and ruler, that is, God, over us all, for he is the author of this law, its promulgator, and its enforcing judge. Whoever is disobedient is fleeing from himself and denying his human nature, and by reason of this very fact he will suffer the worst penalties, even if he escapes what is commonly considered punishment.”

De Republica, De Legibus, trans. Clinton W. Keyes, Loeb Classical Library (1928; reprint, 1970).

[ii]  Georg Friedrich Philipp von Hardenberg (“Novalis”) “was the most significant representative of German romanticism at the end of the eighteenth century. He was a poet, a writer, a scientist, a thinker and philosopher who was profoundly influenced by Fichte and Kant.” Douglas Gabriel, Spirit Awakening Through Novalis, Our Spirit: Reflections, https://neoanthroposophy.com/2018/01/04/spirit-awakening-through-novalis/

[iii] The Odyssey of the Western Legal Tradition: Integral Jurisprudence — Toward the Self-Transcendence of Deficient-Mental Legal Culture, (2006) 321 pages (Order No. 3238290, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses). Abstract and table of contents are freely accessible at:  https://search.proquest.com/docview/304955482

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Of cogs and sand

Debts and frogs

Lobsters lick lollipops

In foul-smelling bogs

 

Like

 

Pufferfish on a dish

Those all-puffed-up fish

Steam in a stream of

Swallowing memes

 

The 80% voted — they know!

(Though 20% just hack

Cough and wheeze)

While I watch and wretch

From my silver trapeze

 

Remember the Alamo!

Oh mug-wanker Joe

Go back to that basement

There’s plenty of crow

 

So

 

Eat and partake

Sniff panties and rake

Yes, take in the dough,

You hobbling old fake

 

But heed my blog

— Then go jump a hog

You’ll never do nuthin’

You double-cloned sod! 

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From the 2nd cousin of
Bullwinkle the Moose
All wrapped, packed 

and sent,

Yours truly,

Dr. J. Soos