Ancient Jewish History:
The Cult of Moloch/Molech

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/moloch.html
http://www.britannica.com/topic/Moloch-ancient-god


Happy Easter to you too, baby burning god...

 

I read this with the voice of emperor palpatine in my head...


 

I never did, until I started thinking about the locations of JFK and LaGuardia, and until I saw water vapor trails on top of those things at the same time. This conspiracy is too gigantic to be true, and I love a good conspiracy... But it is strange. Also the size of those trails is huge, compared to commercial jet vapor trails.

I just refuse to acknowledge its possible validity and will dismiss it.

Right. Now.

Poof! Clouds!

 

Nice people.

 

Flashback:

http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/14238-obama%E2%80%99s-trillion-dollar-coin-exposes-federal-reserve-scam

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-13/the-trillion-dollar-platinum-coin-is-back

So, we blame ourselves in order to remain blameless. Safer to blame our own societies and socioeconomic conditions than to blame the religious and cultural concepts with which terrorists poison their own minds.

    There is poverty in Molenbeek, but that poverty is relative. There is no starvation, no homelessness, no lack of medical infrastructure, no lack of schools.

According to reports, the unemployment figure in Brussels’ infamous Molenbeek neighborhood — now referred to as the jihadi hothouse of Europe — is 30 percent. This is a relatively high figure in Western Europe, but not unusual in southern European countries or the Arab world. There is poverty in Molenbeek, but that poverty is relative. There is no starvation, no homelessness, no lack of medical infrastructure, no lack of schools.

Compared to average living standards in Morocco or Egypt, the average living standard in Molenbeek is comfortably middle-class. Like in any other Western European country, many Belgian institutions and organizations offer support when families need housing, food, education, and health care. Opportunities for success, and to study and become a respected member in society, are countless compared to those that exist in many immigrants’ countries of origin. Still, there is deep resentment among the younger generations of immigrant Moroccan families.

Immigration into the Netherlands from Morocco and Turkey is an expensive phenomenon for the taxpayer: In the modern welfare state immigrants are more dependent on the welfare state than the average citizen. Because of a lack of higher education and the lack of non-skilled jobs, immigrants absorb a higher part of unemployment and social security payments than the average citizen. As a group, they receive more money than they pay in taxes. They also show up much higher in crime statistics than their numbers would justify. There are many success stories, but there are also disappointing trends. Like radicalization. And the situation in Belgium is even worse.

There is no question that unemployment is much higher among Muslim immigrant communities than among the general public. There are two possible explanations.

The first goes something like this: The Belgian people are terribly xenophobic and anti-Moroccan, and deny their Moroccan neighbors opportunities to succeed in life. But if this were the case, the theory can be applied to every Western European country, as unemployment figures for Moroccan and other Muslim migrants across Europe are remarkably higher than average. This would indicate that European xenophobia has reached unbearable levels. Why would Muslims choose to stay in societies that showed such deep disrespect for their migrant population? Because they realize that an unemployed citizen in a European welfare state run by infidels has a better material life than an employed citizen in pious Morocco?

    Life in Belgium is exceptionally good and safe for migrants — if they are willing to integrate into their new cultural environment.

The notion that Moroccan-Belgians suffer from widespread exclusion, discrimination, and suppression is ridiculous — and yet completely acceptable among the politically-correct crowd. Life in Belgium is exceptionally good and safe for migrants — if they are willing to integrate into their new cultural environment, if they are willing to act as individuals, study with passion and openness, and accept the secular system of the West.

There is no difference at all in socioeconomic status between youngsters from a low-education, blue-collar Belgian background and youngsters from a Muslim migrant background. Both have to struggle, both have to overcome weak socioeconomic family situations. In Spain, youth unemployment has reached 50 percent and the welfare state is less developed than in Belgium, yet Spanish citizens aren’t blowing themselves up in metro stations.

The other explanation for the high unemployment figures among Muslims in Europe has nothing to do with exclusion and discrimination. A large segment of the migrant population is doing just fine, but a significant number — some say as many as 50 percent — have not rid themselves of the mental and cultural conditions that have kept their home country in its “developing country” status. The denial of equal rights to women, the lack of separation of state and church, bad education, excessive religiosity, patriarchal machismo — these are all on display in areas with a high percentage of migrants, including Molenbeek.

    Many Muslims take advantage of the West’s unique welfare state, while at the same time despising its ethics of radical equality.

In December 2013, Professor Ruud Koopmans of the Berlin Social Science Center published a study on “Fundamentalism and out-group hostility,” in which he compared hostility among Muslim immigrants with hostility among Christian natives in Western Europe. He writes: “Almost 60 percent agree that Muslims should return to the roots of Islam, 75 percent think there is only one interpretation of the Quran possible to which every Muslim should stick and 65 percent say that religious rules are more important to them than the laws of the country in which they live.” In regards to Christian citizens he concludes: “Less than 4 percent can be characterized as consistent fundamentalists.”

On hatred of Jews and homosexuals among Europe’s Muslim population, Koopmans finds: “Almost 60 percent reject homosexuals as friends and 45 percent think that Jews cannot be trusted. While about one in five natives can be considered as Islamophobic, the level of phobia against the West among Muslims — for which oddly enough there is no word; one might call it ‘Occidentophobia’ — is much higher still, with 54 percent believing that the West is out to destroy Islam.” Recorded rates of Christian hate toward Muslims hover around 10 percent.

    What did “we” do to “them”? We opened up our cities, our houses, our wallets.

“Occidentophobia” is an interesting term. It expresses a refusal to accept the essential concepts of life in the West. Young men like the perpetrators of the Brussels attacks have refused to embrace the social codes of Belgian life. They were raised on the idea that their religious ethics trump the ethics of the infidels (close to non-existent, in their eyes, in any case). Their second-rate socioeconomic status was therefore a humiliating affront, an indignity to be destroyed.

Muslim integration into Europe societies is successful when Muslims are willing to give up the mental confinement of their home countries — countries, let’s not forget, which they left in search of a better life. For as long as they refuse to adapt to a European state of mind, they will perpetuate resentment and a culture of violence.

What did “we” do to “them”? We opened up our cities, our houses, our wallets. And in our secular temples of progress — our metro stations and airports and theaters — their sons are killing themselves, and taking our sons and daughters with them. There is nothing for which we need to apologize. “Occidentophobia” originated in the Muslim community. We need to demand they abandon it.



http://www.politico.eu/article/brussels-attacks-terrorism-europe-muslims-brussels-attacks-airport-metro/

Union Bosses In This State Just Made A HUGE Endorsement White House Announcement!



One assumes that when it comes to worker unions, they will support the leading Democrat Party candidates. That’s because every election cycle, unions spend millions of dollars in each state to support Democrats.

But not anymore!

Union bosses in Wisconsin are refusing to endorse Hillary Clinton, especially while she’s under FBI investigation. This decision has been made because too many of the Teamsters in Wisconsin support conservative businessman Donald J. Trump for president.

This is clear evidence that Trump is expanding the Republican Party tent, and attracting voters that never support the party otherwise.

Here is a transcript from the incredible interview of a union worker explaining on NPR why Teamsters are supporting Trump:

    STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:
    Let’s hear now from a Donald Trump fan. He is a member of a union whose leaders are not such fans. Trump himself has claimed support from union members as he did over a faulty microphone just before the New Hampshire primary.
    (SOUNDBITE OF SPEECH)

    DONALD TRUMP: They’re having a revolution within the Teamsters because the men and people of the Teamsters want to vote for me. The leadership is always stuck with the Democrats. But the workers want to vote for Trump.

    INSKEEP: That’s what Trump says. Now let’s explore that with Antonio Caracciolo, who is a member of Teamsters Local 282 and a founding member of a Facebook page that is called Teamsters United For Donald J. Trump. Welcome to the program, sir.

    ANTONIO CARACCIOLO: Yeah, well, thank you, Steve.

    INSKEEP: What makes you think that Donald Trump, given the widespread revulsion at him despite his victories and his many fans in Republican primaries, is acceptable to the country at large?

    CARACCIOLO: Because he’s putting skin in the game, as the old saying is. He is writing the check. If someone crashes your truck or something and you own the business, you have to pay the bills. Well, he is – right now, he’s paying the bills for himself. None of the other candidates can say that. Except close to him is Bernie Sanders. But Bernie’s traction is losing.

    INSKEEP: I could see why union members would be particularly concerned about illegal immigration because you can go to a construction site and see lots of people who are clearly immigrants and some of them may well not be here legally.

    CARACCIOLO: Well, you know, in the Home Depots in Long Island and New York City, the immigrants hang out there for day labor. And when they – they chased them out of Alabama. They don’t hang out there as much anymore. And know the state of Arizona and Alabama, where they were challenging people for citizenship, the illegal immigrants left the states. The jobs become more available. When there’s less people, there’s other jobs available. The employers who were employing those illegal immigrants, they have to turn to more-skilled workers. As less people are available for the workforce, the individuals who are hiring have to pay more.

    INSKEEP: You think wages would go up if – now, that’s another part of Trump’s promise, to begin deporting 11 million people who are in the country without…

    CARACCIOLO: I don’t think he has to deport as many as we think he has to. When Arizona started acting tough on illegal immigrants, we saw Arizona license plates in New York and Long Island because they left that area.

    INSKEEP: And you think came to your area is what…

    CARACCIOLO: Yeah, came to New York, where was more welcoming to them.

    INSKEEP: So are there a lot of debates, political arguments going on among Teamsters who support…

    CARACCIOLO: Well, the president of our local, which has about 4,800 people, I don’t think he’d want to tell at a union meeting, ask how many guys want Donald Trump, stand up. They’re shying away from that.

    INSKEEP: Because there’d be a lot of them, you think?

    CARACCIOLO: Absolutely.

    INSKEEP: But it sounds like there’d also be some for Bernie Sanders.

    CARACCIOLO: There are some for Bernie Sanders – not for Hillary, very little.

Of course, this won’t stop the Republican establishment from spending millions of dollars to defeat Trump before the April 5 primary. Supporters of Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) and associated Super PACS are ready to blanket every Wisconsin network with as many negative ads as possible, as Wisconsin’s 42 delegates are now critically important to both candidates before the RNC convention in Cleveland, Ohio. Governor Scott Walker (WI), who dropped out of the Presidential race months ago, is yet to make an official endorsement.



http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/union-bosses-state-just-made-huge/

Hillary Clinton ‘had several abortions’, kept Chelsea for political appearances… says Bill’s former lover













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Harpy clinton: Woman, wife and mother of the year...

We do not know the number of illegals. 11 millions was a very, very old estimation. More than 80 to 110 Billions for sure.

 

Some berniebots believe TRUMP is more evil than harpy clinton. A lot of them may vote for her no matter what.

Most likely plausible.

I still want to know if berniebots would vote for harpy if bernie accepts to be her vp.

5 things people love about clinton that make them excited to vote for her

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SFSU 2016 - Campus employee assaults white student for "cultural appropriation"










Published on Mar 28, 2016

Occurred at San Francisco State University on 3/28/2016.






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Cancer.

 

North Korea instructed the country Monday to brace itself for possible famine and severe economic hardship — but not to despair, because “the road to revolution is long and arduous,” according to an editorial in the state-run newspaper.

The article, published in Rodong Sinmun — the print mouthpiece of the North Korean government — comes less than a month after the U.N. Security Council voted in favor of slapping the Hermit Kingdom with tougher sanctions, after the country teased its potential nuclear and military capabilities earlier this year. The editorial stated that hardships to come might evoke another “arduous march” — the term assigned to the famine that struck the country in the mid-1990s, killing as many as 3 million people, reports the Telegraph, a British newspaper.

“We may have to go on an arduous march, during which we will have to chew the roots of plants once again,” the editorial piece read.

Rodong Sinmun called for a “70-day campaign of loyalty” and reportedly demanded that the North Korean people demonstrate their allegiance to Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un. To that end, the country is requiring all residents of Pyongyang, North Korea’s capital city, to deliver about 2 lb. of rice to state warehouses each month.

The Telegraph reports that the country has also requested nearly half a million tons of food aid from other countries. As of last month, however, only 17,600 tons had arrived.


http://time.com/4274666/arduous-march-north-korea-famine/

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Astrosurf.

Pretty sure he was going to die. The war on social networks is as fierce as the one on the battlefield.