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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

That's the plan. Coudenhov-Kalergi, the jewish mastermind behind the EU, envisioned that racial intermixing due to spread of migration and globalism will lead to a single future mongrel race of Eurasian-Negroid type.

“The man of the far future will be of mixed race. Today’s races and classes will gradually disappear owing to the vanishing of space, time, and prejudice. The Eurasian-Negroid race of the future, similar in appearance to the ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals.”

  • from his Practical idealism
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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

Shame. No real men left so women have to speak up instead. The 100 year old fabian plan is a success in UK and Europe. Next phase is the USA and they're already have the lib states under their thumb.

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

My point was that rights is a legal term and don't have ontological existence (aren't found in reality). They are social constructs that are based on a bunch of beliefs people hold to be true with no justification. Which ironically is what idiot atheists accuse Christians of doing. Rights are their "sky daddy" basically.

The purpose was to showcase we all have believes based on faith, regardless of being secular or religious. What's important is how are those believes justified and I'm arguing that atheists can't justify any of it in their worldview.

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

Nobody should have their healthcare taken away...

There shouldn't be special payoffs for people who have kids.

Ok, let's go the pragmatic route: Do you need people for a functioning society? Who's going to provide you with healthcare and services? Maybe there's a reason behind state incentives for people having children?

Anti-natalism is self refuting. it is plain retarded.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's a tu quoque. I grant you that Christianity is false - how does that help your case?

You believe in fairy tales, dude. A bunch of wigged men with leggings got together and crafted your holy book of rights that they pulled out of thin air. Why do we even have rights if we're a product of a blind deterministic meaningless process of atoms bumping into each other in a vast chaotic universe? Where do you get value from?

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well, if they were defined and written down by a bunch of people, they must be real and objectively true then. Unlike God of the Bible which was also written by a bunch of people who defined Him. Case closed.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Any involvement of the government in personal choices is an infringement of basic human rights.

Oh wait, you believe in rights? Where are they? Can I touch and smell them? Do they exist or are they made up like sky daddy is?

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

But wait, I thought we're not supposed to hold unjustified beliefs? I asked you to give a justification for your belief things should be the way you say and I get "I explained the premise with examples" which is begging the question and ad homs about sky daddy?

Aren't you supposed to be the reasonable one here who deals with logic and facts and not unfounded beliefs?

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

Those are a lot of shoulds and should nots. I'm asking where do you get those from and why ought we follow this premise?

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SmithW1984 3 points ago +3 / -0

The current admin is religious? That's funny. I'd say it's pretty secular materialist and pragmatic - basically classic liberal.

Anyway, why is any of the above bad? Maybe that's how society should be ran. Where do you get your standard for how society should be?

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

Makes total sense.

This isn't a bad thing.

Why is anything bad at all? Can you give an argument why religion is bad and why we should be secular?

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

It's true. Secularism works wonders. Men can now become women, population is in decline, children get castrated for free by the state, the state promotes butt stuff and we have gmo stabbies for everyone! I love Science!

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SmithW1984 3 points ago +3 / -0

Not all killing is murder. Killing can be justified and no sane person can be a true pacifist.

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

Are you saying we should follow the mosaic law as written? Should we hang idolaters, blasphemers, sorcerers, adulterers, those who curse their parents, children who rebel too?

You'll have no people left bro.

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SmithW1984 2 points ago +2 / -0

"And he shall take of the congregation of the children of Israel two kids for a sin offering",

You understand this is a word-concept fallacy and the word "kid" doesn't have the same meaning in hebrew, aramic, greek or any other language beside English, right?

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SmithW1984 4 points ago +4 / -0

If there's a war it will be in the Middle East to support Israel's interests (the Greater Israel project) and/or against Russia - the US is de facto fighting this war already through covert means. It has been going on since 2014.

Remember that the Anglo-American establishment policy is not to allow consolidation of power in a strong central European state - Germany and Russia. This was the reason for both World wars and the following Cold war. This policy also led to Russia invading Ukraine because they've been encircled by US military bases as part of the Pentagon's Full Spectrum Dominance doctrine and PNAC.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yeah I bet you don't because it destroys your bullshit claims. Just wave it away and cope.

You: 99% of history is fake but I trust the jew historian Flavius Josephus who wrote back in the 1st century for some reason.

Not that it matters because Josephus never claimed Judea wasn't jewish in majority. You pulled that "fact" out of your ass.

Your problem is not with me but with you lacking any good arguments to support your assertions. You just red something on the internet and thought it sounded cool and deep. You "saw past the psy op" and got to the hidden knowledge because you're super smart and aware... Conspiracy stuff is kryptonite for low to mid IQ people. They lack epistemological criteria and critical thinking skills and fall for disinfo all the time. You should reconsider being a normie, you'd still be less deluded than as a conspiratard.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

First of all the word Jew is a modern term. Prior to 1775 the word "Jew" did not exist in any language. Sheridan used it for the first time in his play "The Rivals". Another one of their attempts to steal the identity of the true Israelites.

Dude, read up on what word-concept fallacy is. I'm loosing IQ with your arguments. The word jew etymology comes from the hebrew yehudi which became ioudaios in greek. Over time the meaning shifted to denote not only the descendants of Judea (southern Israel) but all Israelites.

Jews are Edomites not Israelites. All Bible verses regarding Edom or Amalek apply to what today we call Jews.

What jews are today is a different question, this is goalpost moving. We're talking about biblical jews and they were descendants of Israel or Jacob. The Edomites are descendant from Jacob's brother, Esau.

After the Babylonian exile most jews lost their lineage (except for Christ). After the fall of the Temple in 70AD they lost their state and dispersed around Asia, Africa and Europe. In the 8th c. the turkic Khazarian khaganate converted to judaism becoming the only state in history to do so. Yes, the ashkenazi jews trace their origin to the khazars and DNA testing has proven this. Today's jews are not the biblical jews, correct, but they still claim they are. The correct term for them is false jews (as Revelation teaches us).

Same applies to the word "Christian", first time it was used was sometime in the second century CE. The first followers of Jesus didn't even call themselves Christians, but simply Followers. They just thought of themselves as belonging to "The Way" (Acts 9:2; 19:9, 23; 22:4; 24:14)

So? I fail to understand the significance of how they called themselves? Do you understand that a concept or phenomena can predate the given name for it? Christians are the followers of Christ and His Church. The Apostles were Christian. It doesn't matter what they called themselves. Did you know the name Jesus wasn't used until the 3c. and Christ was called Yeshua? So I guess Jesus didn't exist then. Is this logically sound to you?

The Israelites didn't kill Jesus. Israelites left Judea already. That's why Jesus said "I was sent only to the lost sheep of the nation of Israel." - Matthew 15:24

Wrong interpretation taken out of context. You failed to mention here Jesus talks to the canaanite woman. He meant He was sent to the jews/Israelites and not to the gentile nations. He doesn't differentiate between the kingdoms of Judea and Israel - both are descendent from Jacob and are equally Isrealite.

Then who were the people living in that area when Jesus was killed? Well, they were called Judeans. A Judean is one who is a resident of Judea regardless of his religion, race, or nationality. The Judean historian Flavius Josephus describes how the Idumeans (Edomites) became known as “Judeans” through a forced conversion imposed by John Hyrcanus, who was the ruler of Judea around 130 BCE.

Herod the Great, the king of Judea at the time of Jesus’ birth who ruled the territory with Roman approval, was in fact an Idumean or Edomite (a descendant of Esau).

Bs. The majority of the population were descendants of the tribe of Judah. Jesus Himself is descended from the tribe of Judah and was born in Bethlehem which was in Judea. Minorities included Samaritans and Idumeans (~10% of the population) which makes sense because they were bordering nations.

Yes, Herod was a converted Idumean, so what? The people who attempted and successfully conspired to kill Jesus were the pharisees and sadducees (all of whom were jewish) who turned the jews of Jerusalem (again in Judea) against Christ, thus fulfilling the numerous prophesies that the messiah would be betrayed and killed by His own people.

If you truly believe this you have lost the ability to think for yourself.

You see, thinking for yourself doesn't necessarily lead you to correct conclusions. Most of the time you get deluded. People usually overestimate their ability to discern truth and fall for ridiculous gnostic bs like the article above, especially when dealing with history (or thinking everything in the past was faked).

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

Come on dude, everything is fake but this low tier anon blog article based on word-concept fallacies is true? Jews is a synonym for Israelites - the heirs of the 12 tribes of Israel (Jacob). It's the same concept.

There were no Christians in the Bible?! Wow, dude my mind is literally blown right now!

Why does it matter when the word was used? And why does the writer appeal to the Bible when the Church predates its compilation in 3-4c? Those who recognized Christ as the anointed messiah who fulfilled the prophecies and who were received into His Church were Christian.

Lol, the ending is the best part:

No Jews & The Absurdity of Christian Anti-Semitic Horrors The genocidal hatred Christians have perennially unleashed against Jews is both horrendously evil and stupid. The theological justifications used repeatedly to excuse pogroms and worse atrocities committed against Jews are absurd. No Jews existed in Jesus’ day, and not for centuries afterward. How then could they be blamed for rejecting him or putting him to death?

The same thing goes for theological justifications fundamentalist Christians use for racist Zionism and its genocidal actions against Palestinians.

This is literally retarded stuff. "The word "jew" wasn't used at the time of Jesus so it wasn't the jews who rejected and killed Him." I've seen ADL brainrot but this takes the cake. Do you really not see the problem with this line of reasoning? Never go full retard, bro.

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SmithW1984 3 points ago +3 / -0

No. King Solomon wasn't a warlock because this goes against God's commandments. Scripture describes him as a righteous king who followed God. He's venerated as a saint and a prophet of the Church.

Yes, freemasons and talmudic jews love him too but just because they pervert what he stood for doesn't mean they are correct. This is a fallacious argument.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

The Iroquois (also known as the Haudenosaunee) Confederacy is a democratic union of six nations, bound by a constitution called the Great Law of Peace, that dates back several centuries. The system has been influential for centuries.

Great. You realize they were governed by a political elite in the face of the chieftains and everyday people didn't vote for those, right? It's like having a Party at the top but without a leader or a feudal system without a king (the Scottish clans). This model is weak and it logically led to the disillusionment of that state due to inability to agree to a unified policy when the war with Britain came. You can't have a body with multiple heads (at least by having a temporary appointed leader there's still a head of state present, even if his power is contingent on the system that installed him).

After the scam claim that all monarchs rule 'by God', once enlightened to the trick, they suddenly reversed course and claimed they were ruling by leave of the people. But you'd know that if you weren't a sophmoric oxymoron.

This is the Christian worldview as presented in Scripture you moron - how is that a scam claim? Sure, monarchs were corrupted by freemasonic bs during the enlightenment and caved in. Just like in the OT, they turned away from God and lost their mandate to rule. How is that a contradiction?

Here, let me put the words into your mouth so two can play your stupid game with stupid prizes. "Installed puppets (fake controlled 'democracy' aka 'deep state' which acts like a monarchy) are bad so all democracy is bad." Back at ya, boomerang.

It doesn't work both ways because you can't point to a true democracy historically. I have demonstrated to you that your ideal democracy is a pipe dream. Even Plato knew democracy is the weakest form of government because it degenerates to chaos and rule of the passions (muh freedom and muh rights).

I read Quigley before you were born I'm guessing. Same with Billington which I schooled you on .....the lying propaganda put out by monarchists who's tit you suck. You'd be shocked to know that Clinton always claimed Quigley as his favorite author.....because the fucker was projecting the programmed future as circuit board. But you don't get that. Why was Bush Sr.'s 'favorite book' "Bonfire of the Vanities"? btw......you know.....Bush who claimed along with many if not most installed puppet dictators that he was one of you.

Lol, nice ChatGPT skills there, I totally believe you. You obviously know Quigley well because you red that he was Clinton's mentor which is literally printed on the cover of Tragedy and Hope. I'm amazed by your deep knowledge on the topic. I already told you I don't agree with neither of those guys. On the issue of monarchy vs democracy/republic they are on YOUR side, not mine. Still their writings are revelatory about how the system came to be, the ideas behind it and how it operates. And the funny thing is you support those same enlightenment ideas that have materialized as the status quo in today's system. The classic liberal and democratic ideas are everywhere at all times 24/7 - there's a giant ass masonic statue of the goddess of Liberty (Lucifer) at the gate of the US, a masonic cornerstone in front of Congress and a masonic all seeing eye on top of a pyramid on all your fake ass money and you have the nerve to bitch about royalist propaganda? Where do you get off, you illuminist weasel?

Most, but not all, U.S. presidents are descendants of King George III, with genealogies tracing their ancestry to British royalty and other European noble houses The claim that all presidents except one are descended from King John of England is a common point in genealogy research

How is that relevant? You can call them monarchs if you like but what they rule over is not a monarchy or at least it's not a Christian monarchy but a freemasonic beast system ruled by a technocratic international elite cabal. Do you think I care that the UK has a king? Do you think I support the druid Queen or the fabian globalist Charles III just because they hold the title? If so, you don't even try to understand my position in good faith and you're just strawmanning me.

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SmithW1984 1 point ago +1 / -0

They didn't coopt the liberal democracies - they literally created them after they toppled the monarchies through their bloody freemasonic revolutions. All the revolutionaries who created the new republics were freemasons. At no point was there coopting, this was the plan all along and it was paid for by jewish and protestant banks.

When in history did a free election create the most insane tyrannical satanic government? Free elections. When. Really? I don't think so.

Hitler maybe? How about the current global technocratic regime which is still upheld by "free elections"? Stop it, you're embarrassing yourself.

The people as tyrant over their self. Babbling oxymoron. Kings are tyrants, and fake elections create falsely elected kings.

Have you heard of the concept of public opinion creation and social engineering? Read Bernays' Propaganda, Lipman's Public opinion, Le Bon's the Crowd, read about the Tavistock Institute, read about how the current system works. People can be made to vote for their own enslavement and vote in tyrants to rule over them - where have you been living the past decades?

Or as God commanded Moses to tell the Pharoah, aka 'King'...."Let my people go." Find your own people in your own tent and prepare for a losing battle.

Pharoah was bad so all kings are bad. Didn't Israel have kings after that? Oh, that doesn't count. Come on dude, this is retarded. All your arguments are ridiculous fallacies.

You need to read up on history. Go read the Billington book I mentioned. Read Quigley. None of those guys are monarchist and they support the liberal democracies you enjoy so much.

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