[LillyPlay]

I love the Black Hebrew Israelites.


What are your favorite racial/ethnic origin theories?

[dserbokim]

Christian Identity is pretty hilarious, too. They're hardcore anti-semites who believe that Anglo-Saxons descend from one of the Israelite tribes and that the Jews are impostors.

Then there's everyone's favorite, Yakub the evil black scientist who created whites by selective breeding sixty trillion years ago. Or something even more insane, I don't know.

[VIAGRA-]

The White Nationalist view on Jesus is pretty funny. "He was a Judean! The word "Jew" didn't exist yet. What we call Jews today were called Pharisees then, and he hated them."

[Soypopetype]

Yeah, Jesus had the "falling-out" with the Jews.

From my experiences in life, Jews privilege money over their actual culture & beliefs.

Jesus strictly was against such a code of conduct, and Ethos, which is why we have the story of him overturning "money tables" where Jews were conducting business transactions near/within the temple.


What has this temple evolved into today? Banks.

A bank is a (modern) Jewish Temple. Dollar bills, for example are "God-currency" or "spiritual debt". As I see it, that was the fundamental break (among other things) between Jews and Christos. Christos attempted to disassociate this connection between blood-debt and monetary currency.

This remains unresolved, even today.

[Gcromqgb]

Another funny video, but thi time around we have these black jewish protesters who were arguing down that first guy then what was more funnier is as the second guy appeared they were bombing him down with more facts and you could see he was almost not wanting to talk about it to them.

[Drugsonl]

I've seen this kind of ppl so many times.... That's the effect of the "golden word" on impressionable people...Sad.
Should I imply that now that the U.S is governed by a mestizo president that the tendencies of the people affiliated to the rulers are to claim Israelite ancestry?
Perhaps... Didn't the french claim that they were Trojans under Louis the 14th?
What about the Romans?
What about the "Sayyed" deal nowadays (Saddam Hussein also did that after realizing that he couldn't prove that he was Nabuchodonosor's descendant...)?
Should I even adress the Arabized berbers of the ma3rib who've been completely indoctrinated and now consider themselves as banu Hilal?

Pretty much the same, boring, falsification of one's ancestry motivated by personnal benefit or a pledge of acceptance tbh

[KevinDonae]

I love the Black Hebrew Israelites.

It's pretty much one of my favourites

[2CNWXAqN]

Pretty much the same, boring, falsification of one's ancestry motivated by personnal benefit or a pledge of acceptance tbh

Good post. As for your last sentence, in a broader sense you could point to all the muslims who, to this day, claim that they are direct descendants of Muhamed (as if that's meaningful after 14 centuries). I think there's a special Arabic name for them, but I've forgotten what it is.

Edit: okay, I looked it up and it turns out you actually mentioned it in your post; Sayyid. Oops.