Adonai = Adonis
God is the underground Aryans Hitler was trying to find (or maybe that’s just disinfo and it was Swedes all along.) Every command from God in the Bible is an order from these Aryans.
Adonai = Adonis
Matthew Reed
Leo Turner
Henry Howard
Aryans = Ayyyyyyyrans. Jesus was half ayy half human. Ayys created us by splicing their DNA with Homo Erectus.
Chase Reed
If so this is what a real Ayy looks like.
Easton Reed
Josiah James
Yhvh=Jovis=Jupiter=zeus=thor=indra?
William Morris
YHWH isn't a diety. YHWH is a meditation.
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Charles Reyes
Julian Gray
Joseph Lopez
Brody Miller
Eli Taylor
You dont have that pic of yhvh forming an Upright Man?
Andrew Jackson
No idea what you're talking about to be quite honest.
Cameron Nguyen
The Bible is a piece of shit.
Jaxon Sanchez
The bible is just as truthful as any other religion if you know how to read it properly.
Robert Ward
Yahweh is a lie.
Aaron Gomez
>kuk
>kuc
>kuck
>cuck
>>>>>>>The meme god of Jow Forums is literally a cuck kek
Cameron Allen
No, what happened is that (((THE JEWS))) turned the concept of YHWH into a representation of Saturn. Remember that the saturn cult was forced to pick one of the 3 abrahamic religions back in Khazaria. They hid their true religion underneathe. YHWH is a transcendental meditation.
Julian Martin
ok fag
Julian Long
Hitler was the incarnation of Vishnu
Hudson Hughes
HaShem Adam Kadmon
Dominic Williams
Ryan Perry
Wasnt he incarnation of Kalki?
Thomas Bell
Kalki is Vishnu.
Carson Williams
Kalki is an avatar of Vishnu.
Christian Brooks
If Trump ends the Kali Yuga what doess that make him?
Ethan White
This.
The proof that (((they))) theft zoroastrian and hindus concepts, mixed with helenistic concepts to 'create' their Kabbalah.
William Jackson
Thanks, Ameribros.
Michael Ross
I think you know the answer. You posted the other day.
Christopher Cooper
I've made some of the most outlandish memes and at first what they show seems outlandish and impossible, but slowly end up coming alive. Maybe I'm just really good at connecting dots I guess. Who knows.
Mason Evans
Lincoln Wood
I connected the dots with similar lines. What are the odds? There is truth in everything, so long as if you know how to extract it.
Benjamin Wood
Yeah I guess that's the most important thing, having a good intuitive filter to detect bullshit and extract truth.
Alexander Walker
Literally Hitler, well another avatar of Vishnu. That means he is a man against time and I am not really sure if he is that. I don't know if he has much of a motivation beyond personal glory and wealth. He seems like a man in time to me.
Brandon Collins
Jesus was a Jew and part of the sacrifice cult.
Kali Yuga isn't for another like 10,000 years and that woman married a poo in the loo
Kayden Gomez
He's been planning this presidency for over 40 years.
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>I asked about the photograph of Donald Trump holding the dove.
>“He was 32 years old when I took that photograph, in 1983.” Bill explained. “He was attempting to (independently) negotiate an agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians at the time.”
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>Trump’s Nuclear Experience: In 1987, he set out to solve the world’s biggest problem.
>Donald Trump with the power to destroy life on earth. At the heart of the near hysterical (and mostly justified) Fear of Trump that escalates as he approaches the Republican nomination is the Fear of Trump With the Trigger. That explosive temperament combined with that explosive capability.
>But it has largely been forgotten that Trump is not new to nuclear matters. He has beenthinking abouthow he’d handle nuclear weaponsand nuclear proliferation for more than a quarter-century, at least since 1987, when heclaimed to me that he was “dealing at a very high level” with people in the White House (that would have been the Reagan White House) on doomsday questions.
>“Those people think that because we have it and the Russians have it, nobody will ever use it because they’re assuming everybody’s not necessarily mad. They don’t see Qaddafi walking into an airplane and slapping his subordinates and screaming like a madman on the airplane to the pilots. The man is a psycho.
>“I mean, what if he’s got the bomb and something happens like the time we shot down two of his planes. And he’s enraged and he can’t see straight and he’s got twenty missiles pointed right at the United States. Washington. I mean, do you think there’s a chance he won’t press the button?”
>“And then there’s the briefcase bomb.”
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>“Carry it in your briefcase, right. I’m not even talking about airplanes and missiles. You’ll walk in with your damn tape recorder,” he says, pointing to my innocent Sony, “and you’ll say it’s a tape recorder and nobody will be able to tell the difference. I mean, that’s where it’s going to be in 20 years.”
>So what is the deal Trump thinks can be done? What is the Trump Plan?
>It’s a deal with the Soviets. We approach them on this basis: We both recognize the nonproliferation treaty’s not working, that half a dozen countries are on the brink of getting a bomb. Which can only cause trouble for the two of us. The deterrence of mutual assured destruction that prevents the United States and the USSR from nuking each other won’t work on the level of an India-Pakistan nuclear exchange. Or a madman dictator with a briefcase-bomb team. The only answer is for the Big Two to make a deal now to step in and prevent the next generation of nations about to go nuclear from doing so. By whatever means necessary.
Brody Collins
The text below was first published in Manhattan, inc., in 1987, and later collected inManhattan Passion, under the headline “Trump: The Ultimate Deal—In which we see the world through the eyes of Qaddafi’s pilot.”
>Forty-eight hours before our scheduled lunch, Donald Trump called to cancel it. He’d had severe second thoughts, he said, about the advisability of revealing the extent of his involvement in the delicate—and explosive—subject I’d wanted to discuss with him.
>“I’m dealing at a very high level on this,” he said. With people in Washington. In the White House. There was too much at stake for him to risk the wrong kind of exposure on The Subject.
>“My uncle who just passed away was a great scientist,” Trump is telling me as we make our way out of his office to the elevator. “He was a professor at MIT. Dr. John Trump. In fact, together with Dr. Van de Graaff they did the Van de Graaff generator. He was the earliest pioneer in radiation therapy for cancer. He spent his whole life fighting cancer and he ended up dying of it.”
>It was his uncle, Trump tells me, who got him started thinking about The Subject.
>“He told me something a few years ago,” Trump recalls. “He told me, ‘You don’t realize how simple nuclear technology is becoming.’ That’s scary. He said it used to be that only a few brains in the world understood it and now you have a situation where thousands and thousands of brains can easily understand it, and it’s becoming easier, and someday it’ll be like making a bomb in the basement of your house. And that’s a very frightening statement coming from a man who’s totally versed in it.”