Leader Of Racist Aztlan Movement Calls For French-Style Riot

[TeaTime]

Vinnie,

Is T-Boo/ Tam ok? I'm going to miss chatting with her.

[TeaTime]

Tam is in the hospital. But I know she'll answer you when she's back among the living.

But "Q" to you: how can you deport natural born citizens? In Cali, we have illegal mexicans who then have children without insurance in hospitals while in U.S. Their children automatically become citizens. We can't deport them. The kids can grow up to become whatever they want, including the biggest drug dealer, local business leader or mayor. The choice is theirs.

It sounds like Paris created a we need labor open door policy like Bush is doing with Mexicans. Then after labor was done in Paris then what.

I also don't think rioting was the answer. There were many options including military or relocating someplace else where there is work. You can't wait on someone to make your life for you.

Vinnie,
Your right, on the open door labor policy. These were legal immigrants in France, invited to France by the France government, unlike the illegal uninvited Mexicans here. The France violence has exposed deep discontent in neighborhoods where African and Muslim immigrants and their French-born children are trapped by poverty, unemployment, racial discrimination, crime, poor education and housing.

What they don't write about stems from the fact that massive importation of functionally illiterate people from the Third World cannot be assimilated into a First World country while they lack academic and language skills. The facts speak for themselves that multi-culturalism fails on all levels.
What good is French citizenship for any Muslim as long as Isreal and the US are committing genocide against them.
I sense mossad activity behind those riots. How can they go out to class every morning to learn a new trade, a new language when they have this to worry about.

[Vinnie]

Vinnie,

Is T-Boo/ Tam ok? I'm going to miss chatting with her.

Missed ur message. But don't know yet. At least she's where she can get medical help instead of home thinking she'll get better. She just wanted to wait home & sleep it off.

Sounds like a severe allergy attack. She refused to believe she had allergies becuz it was never a problem b4. But all symptoms pointed to allergies which I think can cause bronchitis if not treated.

[Hmph]

Euro jews?

You sound like those you criticise.

O.

Euro Jews

Genesis (you know that book that was given to HEBREWS as part of the first five books of Moses):

Chapter 10:1-5:
Gomer - as you are refreshing yourself w/the information refer to the map as you're reading the begats.

Gomer's origin is Ashkenaz - which is south west of Asia, specifically Russian area.

that is the origin of Judaism per the original five books of the bible. this can't be misinterpreted regardless of any bible/torah/koran version. you can't rewrite the location of countries.

these are also the europeans placed into Israel/Palestine by the U.S. through a covenant.

american jews, euro jews, german jews, spanish jews, ethiopian jews, russian jews (which is kind of an moronic since that is the origin), asian jews, black jews, etc.

also Judaism is an organized religion -- see paragraph again just above this sentence. whereas Hebrew is an ethnicity, clearly defined in the first five books of the any scripture. but I'll refresh you w/some examples that you can argue w/God about. and try reading Aramaic like I do so you can understand ACTUAL origins:

1. again begats: Genesis Chapt 10:1-3 - Gomer and Ashkenaz -- refer to map in back of any bible

2. Exodus 4:6-8 (I can understand how this would be left out of movie interpretations for marketing purposes, as you market to those you want to sell to.)

3. Numbers 12:1-14 -- speaks directly of origin/ethnicity of Moses and his family

the book of Ruth, mentions Yahudah, but it is specifically referring to Hebrews.

the origin of christ can be traced back to the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Moses. also Christ never stated he was the king of the jews, even when asked before being crucified by the romans at the request of the jewish council because he disrupted their vendors in the temple. this is another misprint/misinterpretation. because Christ can't be king of something not of his origin (Ashkenaz). Christ's coming was foretold by Moses, Joshua and David. and there are numerous references in the old testament, esp. the first 5 books of Moses, of Christ's life and how it would end

also if you read Deut. 28, this cannot and will never refer to Judaism. another fallacy. but believe what people tell you, if it gets you through the day.

there are a variety of options out there to help you focus and read w/out assuming.

but before I "rattle on" I do my research. otherwise, I'll follow anyone and believe any myth.

[TeaTime]

Aramaic is of recent a lanuage which I really want to learn. It is only spoken and written by 3 million people today and those people are getting on in years with their grand children breaking out of the traditional and into a new dialect.
Any reference material that you use is better than the other?

T-Boo I have found three references to a possible bloodline of Christ if you ever want to know them. The researcher is Tony Bushby who diagrams a convincing but shocking family tree.Though today's researchers and writers have access to more and more scripturetheir theory can't always be taken a solid truth.

i'll see if I can share it sometime.

[Hmph]

here's a good link to get started with.

http://www.assyrianlanguage.com/

it also breaks down the three different types of aramaic including the original style, and provides audio.

so far I've written my name as well as basic words. pretty cool and gets easier w/practice. but now getting familiar w/reading certain things.

but audio style language books are the best. there's a lot out there including through amazon or barnes and noble, but a couple of good ones:

A Student's Vocabulary for Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic
Larry A. Mitchel

Introduction to Aramaic
Frederick E. Greenspahn

best thing is to actually go to a store and look through them to see if you like their language learning style. nothing worse than getting something you won't finish.

I just hope I don't lose it like half of french where I can read it but it can't speak it fluently. if you don't use it, you lose it.

[TeaTime]

Wow, thanks T-boo.
excellent site, No doubt that I'll need the audio on these.

[Hmph]

you are welcome yup it's a pretty cool site. they've put a lot of work into it. better than some books I've seen in stores.

[Silly Wabbit]

Genesis (you know that book that was given to HEBREWS as part of the first five books of Moses)......

Damn Tam you broke it down. Strange how The non-Oracle didn't know this info from the beginning of the Bible, Torah or Koran.

In general, how come the holier than thou types are always quite illiterate about religious history? Maybe the non-oracle is still in Oracle training

[Hmph]

well, well, well, too bad that big mouth skank the non-Oracle ain't here to see this. but I'm sure she'll probably refute the findings!

and interesting the origin pretty much matches the area listed in the Bible referenced in the begats!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060113/ap_ ... sh_descent

Study: Many Ashkenazi Jews From Four Women

By MALCOLM RITTER, AP Science Writer 6 minutes ago

NEW YORK - Some 3.5 million of today's Ashkenazi Jews — about 40 percent of the total Ashkenazi population — are descended from just four women, a genetic study indicates.

Those women apparently lived somewhere in Europe within the last 2,000 years, but not necessarily in the same place or even the same century, said lead author Dr. Doron Behar of the Rambam Medical Center in Haifa, Israel.

He did the work with Karl Skorecki of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and others.

Each woman left a genetic signature that shows up in their descendants today, he and colleagues say in a report published online by the American Journal of Human Genetics. Together, their four signatures appear in about 40 percent of Ashkenazi Jews, while being virtually absent in non-Jews and found only rarely in Jews of non-Ashkenazi origin, the researchers said.

They said the total Ashkenazi population is estimated at around 8 million people. The estimated world Jewish population is about 13 million.

Ashkenazi Jews are a group with mainly central and eastern European ancestry. Ultimately, though, they can be traced back to Jews who migrated from Israel to Italy in the first and second centuries, Behar said. Eventually this group moved to Eastern Europe in the 12th and 13th centuries and expanded greatly, reaching about 10 million just before World War II, he said.

The study involved mitochondrial DNA, called mtDNA, which is passed only through the mother. A woman can pass her mtDNA to grandchildren only by having daughters. So mtDNA is "the perfect tool to trace maternal lineages," Behar said Thursday in a telephone interview.

His study involved analyzing mtDNA from more than 11,000 samples representing 67 populations.

Mike Hammer, who does similar research at the University of Arizona, said he found the work tracing back to just four ancestors "quite plausible... I think they've done a really good job of tackling this question."

But he said it's not clear the women lived in Europe.

"They may have existed in the Near East," Hammer said. "We don't know exactly where the four women were, but their descendants left a legacy in the population today, whereas ... other women's descendants did not."

Behar said the four women he referred to did inherit their genetic signatures from female ancestors who lived in the Near East. But he said he preferred to focus on these later European descendants because they were at the root of the Ashkenazi population explosion.