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What the Hulk Is Really All About? (web.archive.org)
posted 2 years ago by turtlebam 2 years ago by turtlebam +5 / -2
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– turtlebam [S] 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

In the link you will find an explanation about "al Khidr", which allures to the color green and the pagan gods of fertility.

The link is mostly about how Islamic mysticism were actually created by Jews pretending to be Muslim.

The Hulk, the Huorns in Lord of the Rings (The moving trees), Green man symbols and Jack climbing the beanstalk all derive from the fertility god according to Jewish mysticism which is associated with the color green.

Knowing that all of the west "superheroes" like Batman, Spiderman, etc.. were all created by Jews I thought it would be interesting to know where Jewish "Creativity" actually comes from.

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– Ep0ch 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

What the fuck? No. Jews didn't create the pantheon. Jews didn't create all the superheroes.

At what point do Jews have other gods? Listen to yourself. It's autism at entry level.

Jews have monotheism. One god. It isn't representative of other deities. There are angels and demons.

Here is where the Hulk came from. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Giant With a touch of irradiated Jerkyll and Hyde. It needed more flare than Popeye.

As far as the old gods go, yawn. You've linked nothing but conjecture.

http://www.greenmanenigma.com/history.html

It traces back to the pantheons before it, having origins that are far older and were more widespread. Druidic, Summerian, Norse, Greek, Roman and possibly even Egyptian. Didn't check them all. So sick of the Jews did it. Or how it was Islam. It gets incorporated into religion, as a guide, mentor, fatherly figure, references in Islam something Moses, because it's far harder removing former worship, so it simply incorporated it. Until it became this other fable.

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– turtlebam [S] 0 points 2 years ago +1 / -1

You really do not know what you are talking about mentioning the green giant link as the "original" source.

And who mentioned anything about the pantheon?

I am referring to the marvel type superheroes, and yes they were created by Jews, look up who all those authors are. You think Jewish Stan Lee wasn't inspired by Jewish lore? You think a Christian author would ever encounter the success and fame Stan Lee got?

It's obvious you are either completely uneducated or have a dog in this fight.

You need to study Jewish lore such as Baal, Beelzebub, Lilith, etc.., Lilith's cave (grotto) for example is a term Jews use when sacrificing children and draining their blood. They believe Lilith was the precursor to Eve and was Jealous of Eve and then started killing new born children. Hence Jewish Rabbis try to please Lilith to gain power by sacrificing Goyim children.

The sacrifice of children is something only special Rabbis do, they pick only one of their children to do it after them.

Jewish monotheism? Do you think I am normie? What next? Are you going to try and pull on me things like Judeo-Christian?

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– Michalusmichalus 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

They started out poly, and choose one God of many. A war god. Out of all the gods, they choose the one that kept telling them to kill everyone else.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origins_of_Judaism#:~:text=The%20origins%20of%20Judaism%20lie,reflected%20in%20the%20early%20prophetic

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– Ep0ch 1 point 2 years ago +2 / -1

You're retarded. Like entry level autistic.

The Pantheon was Greek, Norse, Roman, Egyptian, Summerian, Celtic. It's called polytheism, multiple deities, "Gods" not monotheism one deity, "God".

Jews aren't responsible for global history. Much more came from the Greeks. Islam isn't either.

Did you gain all your knowledge from one book? So why have you associated everything with a secular religion/s?

Monotheism traces back to polytheism where it broke away from the pantheon destroying other gods as ungodly. However many former practices were far more widespread and it simply incorporated them.

As far as Moses is concerned, he didn't even exist. He traces back to Summerian, Sargon of Akkad, and a common story found all over the Ancient World. Rome, Egypt, India, Assyria, Japan etc etc. They all shared a similar tale. It didn't come from no Jews. Jews simply used a common story to found Jerusalem. It was the flavour of the day. They all were doing it. It has something to do with astrology, and it has nothing to do with a baby floating down a fucking river.

Like the green man. It came from the former mythology within a pantheon of former gods, worshipping things like the harvest and fertility etc. Each pantheon, or temple, called it something else. Until somebody else thought to tax them all. No no no you will pay even more for it. This is why we worship one God. Taxes. But I'm sure you believe in something else.

Jews didn't even exist until all of a couple centuries ago. They were known as Hebrews.

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– turtlebam [S] 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Thank you for the write up but we are both arguing over nothing, regardless of the ancient history. Jews of TODAY take their inspiration of what they (wrongly or rightly) believe to be their deities/lore. That was my point!

I am the last one to ever confirm their fairy tales, but it helps to understand them nonetheless.

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– Ep0ch 1 point 2 years ago +2 / -1

It didn't come from the Jews is my point. It has almost nothing to do with Jews.

Jews practice monotheism.

If it traces back, it traces back to even older religions. They have some common ancestry, and it isn't the bible.

My argument is why are you doing this. It's oxymoronic. You give Jews credit for everything, but strangely you hate them? Literal redundancy. It's so absurd it makes no rational sense.

I am factually saying it didn't come from them. Because it factually didn't. I hate nobody else. But I am not about to accredit the entire universe to them. It didn't come from them.

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