My guess is that Helen could be Phoenician, a heritage that goes back thousands of years. In recent studies, dna samples indicated that one third of the Lebanese have the genetic signature of the Phoenicians.
I was fortunate enough to meet a Phoenician when I was in Beirut in 1965. We sit in a coffee house for hours as he explained his heritage. He told me that Beirut was sitting on Phoenician ruins going back to ancient times and all about it being the center of trade for the Mediterranean Sea.
I spent some time on Google this morning, and found Phoenicia.org, which re-enforces what he was telling me back then, but here I am, off subject as usual, so will close with a question. What color are Helens eyes? G%
Damn, that woman has her head on straight! Getting to be a rare commodity, these days. Like most people, Behar’s needle is stuck on the “poor Jews” and how they are the only ones that have gone through trial in history. Still, Joy is in the business of distorting fact and pushing certain points of dogma, so I wouldn’t expect much else from her.
Thomas’s explanation of many Jews being indigenous to Europe is spot on, particularly the Zionist faction which was/is comprised of primarily of Khazars – or as they prefer to be called, Ashkenazi Jews – imports from the Black and Caspian Sea region, later migrating to Germany and who would be the ones instrumental in the formation of the State of Israel. They were also the architects of the Nazi campaign (not Hitler) to ostracize and persecute the Jews in Europe in order to force them to return to Israel. For the most part, the displaced Jews were happy to be living around Europe and wanted nothing to do with the militant Zionists or their agenda. Ask them – many orthodox Jews still want nothing to do with the Zionists.
Still, we have this pro-Israel rhetoric constantly pushed upon us and how everyone is out to get the Jewish people. Like she said, you can say whatever you like about pretty much anyone else, (especially those Muslims!) BUT… don’t you DARE criticize Israel! Many have dared… and paid dearly for it!
They are welcome most anywhere in the modern world, they don’t necessarily HAVE to be in Israel, certainly not pushing Palestinians around. The two would live together quite readily if it weren’t for the Zionist-led dupes always stirring the pot, magnifying tensions between the two. As for Jews being entitled to that particular section of geography out of some obsolete, highly-conditional promise, that’s purely a matter of (bias) perspective, with no basis for fact.
Yeah, and talking about the Phoneticians… one of their ‘gods’ is set up in Monte Rio, California, where every year your heads of state meet to proffer their respect and allegiance to it. The pagan Phoneticians used this particular idol to sacrifice their first-born. Next time you’re wondering why your leaders seem indifferent to sending so many soldiers/youngsters to die in their many manufactured wars… think Bohemian Grove.
It’ll give you another slant on what should possibly define separation of ‘church’ and state.
“It’ll give you another slant on what should possibly define separation of ‘church’ and state.”
The shadow should be arriving any minute. I think that I will go into meditation now……zzzzzzZZZZ
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Excellent post and comments! 🙂
Highwayman:
Yeah and that is another interesting topic indeed!
In mid-July each year, Bohemian Grove hosts a two-week encampment of some of the most powerful men in the world.
In summer of 1967 two future U.S. Presidents were in attendance:
Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon. Coincidence?
I think not~
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove
Also, here is the list of members: