A sulfurous, long and well-documented article which
begins so:
“The Jesuits are a MILITARY organization, not a
religious order. Their chief is a general of an army, not the mere father abbot
of a monastery. And the aim of this organization is power – power in its most
despotic exercise – absolute power, universal power, power to control the world
by the volition of a single man [i.e., the Black Pope, the Superior General of
the Jesuits]. Jesuitism is the most absolute of despotisms [sic] – and at the
same time the greatest and most enormous of abuses…”
Napoleon I (i.e., Napoleon Bonaparte; 1769-1821;
emperor of the French)
"The International Migration Initiative seeks to address exploitation, discrimination and violence against migrants at every stage of their migration journey. Specifically, the initiative aims to increase protections for migrants in the Asia/Middle East and the Central America/Mexico corridors while improving policymaking and the governance of international migration.
Two unique aspects of the initiative’s approach amplify its impact: First, our focus on migration corridors means the initiative is active in both countries of origin and destination, and thus targets every stage of the migration journey. Second, we bridge advocacy and policy by drawing on the experience of grassroots organizations, while engaging with policymaker and political leaders. Through empowerment, policy change, and legal action, we target reforms that can meaningfully improve the working and living conditions of migrants.
The International Migration Initiative’s main areas of work are built around increasing protections for migrants and improving migration policymaking and the governance of international migration. Within these strategic priority areas, the initiative targets three overarching goals:"
A Series of 4 Episodes with Ralph Ellis, Michael
Tsarion and David Whitehead.
In this groundbreaking 4 part series we bring together
Ralph Ellis and Michael Tsarion in an epic discussion on the real story of King
Arthur, a fresh look at biblical history, astrology, and symbolism.
Are you
willing to have your view of Arthurian, British and Christian history
challenged? Are you ready to accept the esoteric mysteries and heresies of the
Knights Templar?
Once we understand that Jesus and Arthur shared a common
history, the rest of Arthurian legend starts to fall into place.
So join Ralph
on an extraordinary tour of Arthurian history, much of which you did not even
know existed: Jesus’ son was the king of Palmyra; St. Peter was the Guardian of
the Holy Grail; Pompey the Great and the pirates of Gibraltar; Secrets of
Mithras and the bull of Taurus; King Arthur’s battle with Vespasian; The Roman
creation of Christianity; The Holy Grail was brought to Earth by aliens; Sir
Galahad dressed as a woman; The burial of Jesus-Arthur at Stonehenge; tons
more.
These are all elements of the Arthurian chronicles that have remained
unexplored and unexplained until now.
But how can we comprehend the true
history of King Arthur if we have not considered the entire corpus of this
labyrinthine story?
If we bring all these many diverse strands together, and
decipher their true meaning, they explain a great deal about the history of
Europe, Britain and Christianity.
“At the core of this whole Messianic culture is ancient
Arabian/tribal tradition intimately interwoven with pagan myths”
Have you ever wondered why the so called “Middle East”
is the world’s most volatile spot? Moreover, why is it that the Arab World is
the world’s hotbed for extremism and violence?
Why the Middle East, with its Muslim, Christian and
Jewish communities, has always been engulfed in a state of “perpetual conflict”
that is stubbornly unresolvable. And I’m not just referring to the last 50-70
years or so (ever since the [Jewish] state of Israel was cunningly established)
but to an era that goes further back in time.
My examination of this perpetual unrest goes back to
the crusades time, the rise of Islam with the subsequent conflict between the
Shia and Sunni followed by decades of ruthless raids east and west of Arabia,
the emergence (and politicization) of Jesus Christ story with the ensuing
martyrdom and split between the Eastern and western church and even back to the
so called Babylonian Captivity and the notorious ancient tale of the Exodus.
Why the area is (and has always been) in such a mess?
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