Politically Independent & Zionist.
60+ years studying secular & religious history, archeology, Tanakh, Bibles and some Quran in order to understand motivations
The archaeological site Serabit el-Khadim “Columns of the Slave” is a mining site established in the 20th century BCE.
The Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions seem to show Pre-Paleo-Hebrew letters like Aleph and Pe.
Sinai 357, 361 one researcher translates to Hebrew as "zot m’Moshe”
How about these wonderful statements by your hero for the Jews?
1. Set fire to their synagogues and schools (and bury what will not burn).
2. Raze their houses and force them to live in barns or stables “like the gypsies.”
3. Confiscate their prayer books and Talmudic writings.
4. Forbid rabbis to teach, on pain of loss of life and limb.
5. Abolish safe-conduct for them on the highways.
6. Prohibit usury and confiscate their silver, gold, and cash (to be returned only to sincere converts).
7. Put strong young Jews and Jewesses to forced manual labor (with flail, axe, hoe, etc.).
@Blueeyedbull56@JoshuaBarzon Religious history heroes are not the same as historical heroes. Their filth and stench are never forgotten. My own family lost their lives in this region. I spit on this man’s memory and I continue to fight it today.
@Blueeyedbull56@JoshuaBarzon Fact: Luther’s 1543 treatise On “the Jews and Their Lies” urged burning synagogues and schools, destroying Jewish homes, confiscating religious texts, and forbidding rabbis from teaching.
He also turned a blind eye when Protestants in Naffels were murdered by Rome.
No hero!
@ClayTravis Guess what? I couldn’t play my senior year either because of a bad ankle. I’m not angry with anyone. It’s a competitive sport and we rejoice over the best.
@ClayTravis 5’ 5” little man that couldn’t play. It’s not bizarre. It’s a common reaction. I’m not saying I don’t have empathy for his childhood. I’m saying he’s a grown adult and still acting like an angry little boy.
@AnamaMOSS I’m seeing increases but not at levels of the 90s. Being a Saturday (Shabbat), our downtown is filled with events for kids in costumes. They are less likely to hit our neighborhoods after.