N A R U v2 wants to enforce the forum rules

[Begemot]

This guy handles haters better than me. I just post I am King and troll them and they rage the fuck out to the point of being told to ignore me because I'm a normal icecream model boi

But you're our willing slave, cutie ...

 

[LoverofPi]

Nope. I make that statement based on the historical migrations of the tribe of Dan and my own majority Danish and Irish ethnicity.

As I said, you claim to be a descendant of the tribe. I was going to leave out the nutty associated conspiracy theory you ascribe to as a part of it, but you're compelled to post that nuttiness, aren't you?

 

[N A R U v2]

As I said, you claim to be a descendant of the tribe. I was going to leave out the nutty associated conspiracy theory you ascribe to as a part of it, but you're compelled to post that nuttiness, aren't you?

It wouldn't be that side of the internet without the usual suspects making veiled insinuations about a certain religious minority altering the history books.

Next he'll be telling us about how Jews aren't real Jews but they are still Jews when it's convenient for his schizophrenic racism that lacks any coherent theory of mind.

He's also Canadian.

Its true. I'm the world's most ethnically discriminated against holder of diplomatic immunity.

Second only to a certain religious minority, of course.

 

[Begemot]

It wouldn't be that side of the internet without the usual suspects making veiled insinuations about a certain religious minority altering the history books.

Next he'll be telling us about how Jews aren't real Jews but they are still Jews when it's convenient for his schizophrenic racism that lacks any coherent theory of mind.



Its true. I'm the world's most ethnically discriminated against holder of diplomatic immunity.

Second only to a certain religious minority, of course.

The tribe of Dan is an ahistorical creation from after the Babylonian captivity by Judean elites who created the Tanakh from Bronze Age oral history. Denmark has nothing to do with it. Also stop insinuating @LoverofPi is an Antisemite for opposing your craziness.

 

[Reptilian Infiltrator]

I didn't read the OP or whatever put him here but just reading his general comments he definitely has been fucked with in some sort of mkultra gene therapy/social targeting scheme. He's smart enough to know the ins and outs of steam eula law and he types well enough. I think he should write more about the Darpa gene experiment stuff because that is the future of medicine.

You see, I told you you two should team up, and you wouldn't listen.

 

[Butwhythough2]

Nope. I make that statement based on the historical migrations of the tribe of Dan and my own majority Danish and Irish ethnicity.

So you're claiming to be a part of the Tribe of Dan, How much of your DNA is of Jewish descent and religiously are you Jewish or Christian?

 

[Begemot]

I didn't read the OP or whatever put him here but just reading his general comments he definitely has been fucked with in some sort of mkultra gene therapy/social targeting scheme. He's smart enough to know the ins and outs of steam eula law and he types well enough. I think he should write more about the Darpa gene experiment stuff because that is the future of medicine.

Now you belong to us, slut....

 

[Reptilian Infiltrator]

So you're claiming to be a part of the Tribe of Dan, How much of your DNA is of Jewish descent and religiously are you Jewish or Christian?

He's one of those white protestants who wishes he was Jewish, so he makes up asinine claims of Jewish ancestry that is somehow more real than the actual Jews', and probably thinks Jesus was white and had blue eyes.

 

[Butwhythough2]

He's one of those white protestants who wishes he was Jewish, so he makes up asinine claims of Jewish ancestry that is somehow more real than the actual Jews', and probably thinks Jesus was white and had blue eyes.

He quotes more Old Testament scripture than New Testament scripture. As far as prophesizing, it would be more apt to tackle Revelations.

 

[LoverofPi]

He quotes more Old Testament scripture than New Testament scripture. As far as prophesizing, it would be more apt to tackle Revelations.

He wants to be a special unique boy, which is why he's focusing on the less obvious prophecy for his interpretations.

 

[Butwhythough2]

Fair enough

 

[Begemot]

He wants to be a special unique boy, which is why he's focusing on the less obvious prophecy for his interpretations.

He quotes the dullest minor prophet in the Old Testament. Weird, huh?

 

[N A R U v2]

So you're claiming to be a part of the Tribe of Dan, How much of your DNA is of Jewish descent and religiously are you Jewish or Christian?

But if the tribe of Dan was in the northern kingdom of Israel and the tribe of Judah was in the southern kingdom of Israel along with the tribe of Benjamin, and if the tribe of Dan is Jewish, wouldn't that mean the tribe of Judah is Bewish?

"The Northern Kingdom of Israel, also known as the Kingdom of Samaria, was established in 930 BCE following the division of the united monarchy after the death of King Solomon. It comprised ten of the twelve tribes of Israel—Ephraim, Manasseh, Issachar, Zebulun, Naphtali, Asher, Dan, Reuben, Gad, and Simeon—excluding Judah and Benjamin, which formed the Southern Kingdom of Judah.

Its capital evolved over time: initially Shechem, then Tirzah, and finally Samaria, which became the dominant political and administrative center under King Omri in the 9th century BCE. The kingdom's first king, Jeroboam I, led the northern tribes in rebellion against Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, and established idolatrous worship centers at Bethel and Dan, setting a pattern of religious apostasy. ..."



I'll wait for Begemot to disprove the existence of historical documents detailing the migrations of the tribe of Judah and the tribe of Dan before continuing in that discussion. Next up:

"James Cintolo, RN FN CPT
https://x.com/healthbyjames
@healthbyjames

BREAKING: World Economic Forum announces new mRNA technology they will use to “edit and write your genome” for beneficial purposes while having “write level permission” and giving credit to mRNA COVID vaccines for their mRNA code."

https://x.com/healthbyjames/status/1615068780752674817

"Valve's Gabe Newell imagines editing personalities with future headsets"

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/01/valves-gabe-newell-imagines-editing-personalities-with-future-headsets/

"Flipping a Switch Inside the Head
With new technology, scientists are able to exert wireless control over brain cells of mice with just the push of a button. The first thing they did was make the consumers mice hungry.

By W. Wayt GibbsApril 1, 2017"

https://seek.rockefeller.edu/flipping-a-switch-inside-the-head/

POV: you got an intelligence agency asset burn noticed and lived to tell the tale

 

[Butwhythough2]

I'm well aware of the 12 Tribes of Israel, that's why I asked if you were of Jewish descent.

 

[N A R U v2]

I'm well aware of the 12 Tribes of Israel, that's why I asked if you were of Jewish descent.

And yet you're unaware of what the root word "Judeo", and "Judaism" are derivatives of.

 

[N A R U v2]

But if the tribe of Dan was in the northern kingdom of Israel and the tribe of Judah was in the southern kingdom of Israel along with the tribe of Benjamin, and if the tribe of Dan is Jewish, wouldn't that mean the tribe of Judah is Bewish?

"The root word of Judaism is derived from the Hebrew name Yehudah (Judah), the fourth son of Jacob and the namesake of the Tribe of Judah, the Kingdom of Judah, and the region of Judah. The term "Judaism" comes from the Greek word Ioudaismos (Ἰουδαϊσμός), meaning "the practice or system of the Jews," which itself evolved from the Hebrew Yehudi (a member of Judah) and the Aramaic Y'hudai. This term was first used in the 2nd century BCE in the book of 2 Maccabees and originally signified a cultural and religious identity distinct from Hellenism. Over time, it became the standard term for the religion of the Jewish people.

The Hebrew word for Judaism, Yahadut (יהדות), shares the same root as Yehudah, emphasizing the ethnic, religious, and historical connection to the tribe and land of Judah. The root Y-D-H (י-ד-ה) is also associated with gratitude (lehodot, "to thank"), reflecting the significance of thanksgiving in Jewish tradition, particularly in the name of Judah, whose mother Leah said, "This time I will thank the Lord" (Genesis 29:35)."





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[N A R U v2]

and probably thinks Jesus was white and had blue eyes.

Pharaoh Ramesses II was a natural redhead, which is a genetic trait of ScanDINavian origin, along with the aforementioned blue eyes.

So while it's unlikely Jesus had blue eyes, it's certainly also well within the realm of the possible.

"Ramesses II was indeed a natural redhead, based on scientific analysis of his mummy. Microscopic examination of the roots of his hair, conducted in 1976 by French forensic scientist Pierre-Fernand Ceccaldi, revealed traces of natural red pigments, confirming that his hair was red in youth. This finding was further supported by the oval shape of the hair shafts, indicating wavy hair, and cranial features suggesting a "Berber type" or fair-skinned individual.

While his hair appeared reddish-yellow at the time of death—due to a dilute henna dye used in old age to mimic his youthful appearance—this does not negate the fact that he was naturally red-haired. The dye was a cosmetic choice, not a sign of artificial coloring from mummification.

His red hair had cultural significance in ancient Egypt, where red hair was associated with the god Set, the slayer of Osiris, a deity often viewed with ambivalence—both feared and respected. The name of Ramesses II’s father, Seti I, meaning "follower of Set," further underscores this connection.

Despite some conflicting claims (such as a 2010 Cairo University study suggesting his hair was black and dyed), the consensus from multiple peer-reviewed analyses—including those by Ceccaldi and the team behind La Momie de Ramsès II—supports that Ramesses II was a natural redhead, possibly from a family with a genetic predisposition to red hair."

 

[Butwhythough2]

And yet you're unaware of what the root word "Judeo", and "Judaism" are derivatives of.

You're deflecting again, you're playing semantics, when you know exactly what I'm saying, I don't need a Google AI copypasta of the etymology of "Judeo or Judaism".

It was a simple question Naru, one that wasn't going to give away any personal identifiable information. In fact the question was so simple it only needed a "yes or a no." And I wasn't gonna flame you about it. It didn't need pretense, framing or filler.

 

[LoverofPi]

You're deflecting again, you're playing semantics, when you know exactly what I'm saying, I don't need a Google AI copypasta of the etymology of "Judeo or Judaism".

It was a simple question Naru, one that wasn't going to give away any personal identifiable information. In fact the question was so simple it only needed a "yes or a no." And I wasn't gonna flame you about it. It didn't need pretense, framing or filler.

Naru's refusal to answer is the answer. He's got nothing, hence the conspiracy theories about Denmark and Ireland.

 

[N A R U v2]

You're deflecting again, you're playing semantics, when you know exactly what I'm saying, I don't need a Google AI copypasta of the etymology of "Judeo or Judaism".

It was a simple question Naru, one that wasn't going to give away any personal identifiable information. In fact the question was so simple it only needed a "yes or a no." And I wasn't gonna flame you about it. It didn't need pretense, framing or filler.

You're going to need to specify exactly how much of a familial resemblance to Jacob is necessary before one stops being considered a descendent of Israel for me to answer the question appropriately.

Or are you just asking a self-proclaimed highschool dropout to give you a lecture on the biological process of hundreds of generations of interracial mating in the most roundabout way possible?