[143 / 101 / 43]
The Freemasons we wuzzin them, so the Pirates must be very important.>There is some speculation that the Barbary Pirates, who gained worldwide notoriety by plundering European shipping well into the 19th century, were founded by seagoing Templars with revenge on their minds. Many of the order's ships were galleys, which were particularly suited for piracy. [Robinson 165] >One of the more mysterious tenets of the Freemasons can be found in the initiation of a Master Mason. The initiate is told his degree "will make you a brother to pirates and corsairs." [Robinson 165-66] >In 1813, a merchant ship, captained by a Freemason, was captured and boarded by pirates. In desperation, the captain rendered the Grand Hailing Sign of Distress of a Master Mason. The pirate captain apparently recognized the secret sign and allowed the merchant ship to proceed unharmed. [Robinson 166] (Robinson, John J., 1989, Born in Blood, Evans, New York) >The crossbones also have an intriguing Masonic application. In the guidelines provided by the Grand Lodge of Colorado for implementing and conducting a proper chamber of reflection, Masons are informed that "[t]he crossbones are also a hint at the pillars, the portico of man upon which he must stand as he labors in the quarry."6 As Matthew C. Pelham, Sr. demonstrated in his thought provoking article "A Search for More Light in the Symbolism of the Skull and Crossbones," the association between the crossbones, which themselves are always constructed using human femurs or thighbones, and the two pillars of the Temple, stems no doubt from the verse in Song of Solomon which announces in a moving hymn to Deity that "His legs are as pillars."7 Still, there is another similarity between the pillars of the Masonic Lodge and someone's (or, more specifically, something's) legs which is so absolutely striking that I dare not fail to mention it
Anonymous
>>16471517 >According to Masonic legend, the skull and crossbones are that of Jacques de Molay, the last Grand Master of the Knights. The rumor is that Molay was burned alive by the Church, and when three Templars came looking for his bones, the only remains were his skull and femurs >Some describe it as having three faces, others as having four feet, others as being simply a face with no feet. For some it was a human skull, embalmed and encrusted with jewels; for others it was carved out of wood. Some maintained that it came from the remains of a former grand master of the order, while others were equally convinced that it was Baphomet – which in turn was interpreted as 'Mohammed' Anonymous
>>16471517 >>16471518 I know that the Skull and Bones symbol is associated with Mithras and Freemasonry is based on Mithraism.
https://www.irishoriginsofcivilization.com/cult-of-mithras.html >The symbol of the skull has pre-Celtic origins but also derives from the first degree initiation ceremony undergone by acolytes of the Mithraic Mysteries. The skull and bones imagery was first employed by the Cilisian Pirates who haunted the Mediterranean and were members of the Cult of Mithras. Later, other piratical groups adopted the symbol, and finally it appears as the emblem of the American Order of the Skull and Bones, making it obvious that this order (among others) is a branch of the Atonized Cult of Mithras. The sigil of the Skull and Bones Order includes the lodge number 322. Esoterically, this refers to March 22, the first day of Aries and Spring Equinox, a central astrological zone and festival day for Mithraists >“Freemasonry, the successor to the Mysteries [the pagan religions of Isis, Osiris, Baal, Mithras, Tammuz, etc.], still follows the ancient mode of teaching” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, Degree of Companion, p. 22) https://youtu.be/h43-LZR_Bhg Anonymous
>>16471519 Other symbols of the Mithraic Mysteries.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471523 https://www.democracynow.org/2004/1/22/skull_bones_the_secret_society_that >ALEXANDRA ROBBINS: That’s a weird one. It’s sort of a cross between Harry Potter novel and a haunted house. The heart of the initiation is a ceremony that takes place in Skull and Bones’ most secret room which now we know is probably called — well, you would think it probably is, I can tell that you it definitely is called room 322. It’s also called the Inner Temple. I did get a hold of the script for initiation. I lay that out in my book. But to give you a little teaser, there is somebody dressed as the devil, somebody dressed as Don Quixote, somebody who is dressed as a pope who has one foot sheathed in a monogrammed white slipper resting on a skull, and the other knights are dress as alumni or patriarchs. In part of that ceremony, the neophytes must kiss the pope’s foot, drink quote, unquote, blood from the eurich, which is a skull container and the initiation ends when the initiator is shoved to his knees in front of Don Quixote as the shrieking crowd falls silence and Quixote taps the junior on the shoulder with a sword and he says, “By order of our order, I dub you the knight of Eulogia.” Anonymous
>>16471525 >somebody who is dressed as a pope who has one foot sheathed in a monogrammed white slipper resting on a skull, and the other knights are dress as alumni or patriarchs. In part of that ceremony, the neophytes must kiss the pope’s foot >somebody who is dressed as a pope Like this guy of Bohemian Grove?
Anonymous
>>16471517 >>16471518 >>16471519 >>16471524 >>16471525 The etymology/meaning of the pirate symbol is hilarious.
>Jolly Roger is the traditional English name for the flags flown to identify a pirate ship preceding or during an attack, during the early 18th century (the later part of the Golden Age of Piracy) >The origin of the term "Jolly Roger" is not likely to have derived from the supposed French "jolie rouge", 'pretty red', because pirate flags did not come into common use for many years; and in any case the red flag of piracy was infrequently flown. The far more likely source is that the English commonly named their stud bulls "Roger", this word already being a term widely used for sexual intercourse, usually of a vigorous nature >When they were at sea for long periods, all they could think of was getting back to a port where they could have a “jolly roger” with one of the local ladies >And incidentally, what makes this one even more humorous is that around the 17th century, “to Roger” came to mean “to have sex” or “to penetrate”, from a slang for “penis” at the time. Meaning if you combine the two slang terms across centuries, he was “Penis Fuckebythenavele” >This also perhaps gives a new perspective on the “Jolly Roger” pirate flag name, though its origin isn’t definitively known Anonymous
>>16471527 >Roger Fuckebythenavele was a 14th-century Englishman who was cited in court records of 1310–1311. His name has been proposed as incorporating the earliest recorded instance of the English swear word fuck >Roger Fuckebythenavele is mentioned seven times (with minor variations in spelling) in the plea rolls of the Chester County Court for the years 1310–1311. The "serjeants of the peace" had been ordered to arrest Roger and produce him before the court, but they had failed to find him, in consequence of which he was outlawed >In 2015, the historian Paul Booth drew attention to Fuckebythenavele's "opprobrious nickname". Booth argues that "there can be no doubt" that the element fuck in his name "has the sexual connotation". He suggests that either Roger was a man who had tried, through ignorance, to have sexual intercourse through his partner's navel (or believed that this was the correct way to copulate); or that he had engaged in frottage, rubbing his penis against his partner's navel, possibly in order to avoid conception. Booth contends that this is the earliest recorded instance of the word fuck in English Anonymous
>>16471527 >>16471528 SEX SEX SEX COOM COOM COOM
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471522 The fasces goes back to Ancient Rome as a symbol of a Unity, you’re reaching
Anonymous
>>16471529 Based. Sex with the pirate girl Tron Bonne.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 The City of London Corporation
Anonymous
>>16471517 >This skull is used as a representation of an ideal that goes beyond the fear of death, something you would be proud to die fighting for. In secret societies it is also represented as a promise to follow the society's ideas until death, and that your commitment to society comes before all your other duties in life (including family, friends and personal ambitions) >Considering the fact that the skull and crossbones continue to be a common addition to chambers of reflection and third degree tracing boards of many Masonic jurisdictions as well as a prominent feature within the Templar and Kadosh Degrees of the York and Scottish Rites, it would seem to me that the symbol's legitimacy is, if the reader will allow the parlance, a "given," but unfortunately for many Masons, the connection between the seemingly macabre emblem of the skull and crossbones and our gentle Craft is one which remains obscured by what in all probability are simply and understandably the shadows of their own ill-founded fears and insecurities. The association of the symbol of the skull and crossbones with notions of piracy and poison has no doubt left many Masons desirous of distancing themselves and indeed the Fraternity from these and similar emblems >Memento Mori.1 It is natural to fear death, but we as Masons are taught to view that inescapable moment not as something to dread but rather as the motivating factor in accomplishing our own work and duty as men and as Masons >"The particles [of the hourglass] run rapidly, and, for aught we know, with the passing of one of them you or I shall die. It is uncertain. We should not…neglect a moment, but…do all we can do to the great end of being really happy. For we shall die, and in the grave there is no working. There is no device, no knowledge, no pardon there." Anonymous
>>16471534 >For this reason we are given a sobering reminder every time we have the fortune to sit in Lodge during the raising of a fellow of the Craft to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason or during the Knighting of a Mason as a Templar or Knight Kadosh that death is always near and that it could come at any place and any time, regardless of the person or persons involved >Be it in the chamber of reflection in the jurisdictions where one is permitted or required, the tracing board of the Master Mason degree, the Knighting ceremony of the Order of the Temple in the York Rite or the Knights Kadosh Degree in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of the Southern Jurisdiction, that which stands as the primary reminder of the grim truth that death is ever imminent is the chilling human skull and crossbones. However, the symbol also has an esoteric application which is equally if not more profound in its relevance >We shall begin our explanation by first focusing on the Masonic significance of the death's head or human skull. In his book, Low Magick, Brother Lon Milo DuQuette half-jokingly stated regarding the mechanism of ritual work and ceremonial magic that "[i:lit]t's all in your head…you just have no idea how big your head is." According to one 18th century Masonic expose, Brother DuQuette is absolutely right. In Samuel Pritchard's Masonry Dissected we encounter the following dialogue: >Q. Have you any Key to [the Secrets contained in the Lodge]? >A. Yes. >Q. Where do you keep it? >A. In a Bone Bone Box that neither opens nor shuts but with Ivory Keys. >Q. Does it hang or does it lie? >A. It hangs. >Q. What does it hang by? >A. A Tow-Line 9 inches or a Span. >Q. What Metal is it of? >A. No manner of Metal at all; but a Tongue of good Report is as good behind a Brother's Back as before his Face. >- N.B. The Key is the Tongue, the Bone Bone Box the Teeth, the Tow-Line the Roof of the Mouth Anonymous
>>16471535 >A similar exchange, appearing in the Sloane Manuscript, led historian Tobias Churton to declare outright that indeed "the Lodge is in the head." This suggests that the Lodge, furniture, ornaments, and officers may all have their reflection within the make-up of man. Sufi-inspired Russian mystic, G.I. Gurdjieff, offered a similar teaching. According to Gurdjieff, every man, not unlike a perfect Lodge, has an internal sevenfold constitution which he termed the "Seven Men." This notion is not unlike the Theosophical teaching concerning the septenary nature of the soul of man, an interpretation which has, since the occult revival of the 19th century, consistently been extended by authors such as Manly P. Hall, J. S. M. Ward, and W. L. Wilmshurst to the seven officers which constitute a perfect Lodge >"[M]an, the seven-fold being, is the most cherished of all the Creator's works, and hence also it is that the Lodge has seven principle officers, and that a lodge, to be perfect, requires the presence of seven brethren; though the deeper meaning of this phrase is that the individual man, in virtue of his seven-fold constitution, in himself constitutes the "perfect lodge," if he will but know himself and analyze his own nature aright." >More recently, in his formidable book, Freemasonry: Symbols, Secrets, Significance, W. Kirk McNulty applied a decidedly Jungian solution to the problem of Masonic ritual, placing the Lodge, candidate, and officers squarely and neatly within the conscious and unconscious mind; that is, inside of the head Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471527 >tfw I just realized that “Penis” means “The penetrating thing”
Or otherwise, the word penetrate itself derives from penis and its mundane use invokes the analogy of sex.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471536 >In the Greek myth of Jason and the Argonauts, the ship Argo sailed to Europa in Crete following Jason's legendary retrieval of the golden fleece. On the island of Europa, the Argonauts encountered a great metallic giant called Talos, meaning sun or solar, which was cast wholly of solid bronze. His legs, on the other hand, while also made of bronze, were cast completely hollow, and one of them, it was said, contained a single vein through which flowed the divine ichor or golden blood of the gods. The presence of the ichor within his leg animated the giant, enabling Talos to perform the sole function for which he was created, that is to circumambulate Europa three times daily in order to protect and guard the land from approaching pirates. If the reader will recall, the Pillars of Freemasonry are also said not only to have been hollow and cast from bronze, but according to some traditions within the Craft, it was only one of them which contained the treasured archives of Freemasonry, not unlike Talos' peculiar legs, only one of which was possessive of the Olympic gods' magical ichor. Lastly, it is notable that scholar A. B. Cook interpreted the myth of Talos as being a veiled allusion to the Masonically relevant lost wax casting method of metallurgy thus bringing us back full circle to the question of the legitimacy of this symbol Anonymous
>>16471521 That's interesting, the druids wore silly has and had golden sickles they would cut mistletoe with.
Unfortunately, despite what Pagans say their religion was destroyed by the Romans so we know very little about them. They had some influence on the Catholic church though after conversion. Which is why there are Runes on Catholic vestments and iconography.
Anonymous
>>16471517 >Another version says that since the 14th century the Pirates of Barbary in the Mediterranean chose as their insignia the coat of arms of Corsica, which had long been looted by pirates from North Africa. This coat of arms consisted of a black Moor's head girt with a white band. This emblem is found on geographic maps and portolan, always associated with pirates, but the Moor's head tends to become a skull and the colors are inverted: white for the figure and black for the background. Already in the 18th century, the skull becomes rare or disappears, leaving only the black flag on the pirate ship, not only in the Mediterranean, but in all the seas of the world Redpill me on Moors, /pol/. I just know that the Portuguese-Brazilian word "Moreno" (Brown-Skinned) comes from "Mouro" (Moor).
Anonymous
>>16471540 From what I'm reading here, Europeans used the decapitated head of the Moorish Muslim enemy (who was most often depicted as a negro), as a symbol of European victory/supremacy.
LMFAO. How liberals didn't cancel this out?
Anonymous
>>16471540 >>16471541 >"We Wuz Pirate's Skull N Shiet" Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471542 Really, many pirates were negroes. I don't know why they still don't we wuzzin this.
>Many slaves, primarily from places in Africa, were being exported to colonies in the Caribbean for slave labour on plantations. Out of the people that were forced into slavery and shipped off to colonies in the years from 1673 to 1798, approximately 9 to 32 percent were children (this number only considers the exports of British slavers). While on the average 12-week journey to the colonies, the new slaves endured ghastly living conditions that included cramped spaces too small to stand up in, hot temperatures, and poor diets. They were ravaged by disease and death. Many of those taken as slaves were victims or prisoners of civil war. Many aspects of being a slave overall increased the allure of the pirating lifestyle. During the 17th and 18th centuries, piracy was at its height and its symbolic interpretation of freedom was well received. This abstract ideal was very appealing to slaves and victims of imperialism. Even though the main European powers did not want slaves to find out about the freedom that piracy offered, "...30 percent of the 5000 or more pirates who were active between 1715 and 1725 were of African heritage." Along with the opportunity of a new life and freedom, the indigenous people of Africa were greeted with equality when they joined pirating communities. Many slaves turned pirate "secured" a position of leadership or prestige on pirating vessels, like that of Captain. The pirate Black Caesar, who served onboard the Queen Anne's Revenge under Blackbeard, was one of the best known slave pirates during the Golden Age of Piracy, being mentioned in the 1724 work A General History of the Pyrates Anonymous
>>16471544 >Caesar, later known as “Black Caesar” (fl. 1718), was a pirate who operated during the Golden Age of Piracy. He served aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge of Edward Teach (Blackbeard) and was one of the surviving members of that crew following Blackbeard’s death at the hands of Lieutenant Robert Maynard in 1718. Myths surrounding his life - that he was African royalty and terrorized the Florida Keys for years before joining Blackbeard - have been intermixed with legends and fictional accounts as well as with other pirates >Black Caesar, according to traditional accounts, was a prominent African tribal war chieftain. Widely known for his "huge size, immense strength and keen intelligence," he evaded capture from many different slave traders >He reputedly had a harem on his island, having at least 100 women seized from passing ships, as well as a prison camp where he kept prisoners in stone huts hoping to ransom them. When leaving the island to go on raids, he left no provisions for these prisoners and many eventually starved to death. A few children reportedly escaped captivity, subsisting on berries and shellfish, and formed their own language and customs. This society of lost children gave rise to native superstition that the island is haunted >Taken prisoner by Virginian colonial authorities, Caesar (whom the General History refers to only as Caesar, not as Black Caesar) was tried for piracy but was acquitted. Later historians and writers equated the “Negroe” who tried to blow up the vessel with Caesar but there were at least six black pirates aboard the ship and the one “bred up” by Blackbeard was not identified at trial. Despite his acquittal Caesar is often described as having been convicted and hanged. After his release the ex-slave Caesar may have returned to the possession of Chief Justice and Secretary of the Province of Carolina, Tobias Knight, or to that of Virginia Governor Alexander Spotswood Anonymous
Quoted By:
Long John (((Silver)))
Anonymous
>>16471517 >>16471544 >>16471545 Being a pirate should be very good.
>The Golden Age Pirates were distinct from both the buccaneers of Morgan’s generation and the pirates who preceded them. In contrast with the buccaneers, they were notorious outlaws, regarded as thieves and criminals by every nation, including their own. Unlike their pirate predecessors, they were engaged in more than simple crime and undertook nothing less than a social and political revolt. They were sailors, indentured servants, and runaway slaves rebelling against their oppressors: captains, ship owners, and the autocrats of the great slave plantations of America and the West Indies >Dissatisfaction was so great aboard merchant vessels that typically when the pirates captured one, a portion of its crew enthusiastically joined their ranks. Even the Royal Navy was vulnerable; when HMS Phoenix confronted the pirates at their Bahamian lair in 1718, a number of the frigate’s sailors defected, sneaking off in the night to serve under the black flag. Indeed, the pirates’ expansion was fueled in large part by the defections of sailors, in direct proportion to the brutal treatment in both the navy and merchant marine >Not all pirates were disgruntled sailors. Runaway slaves migrated to the pirate republic in significant numbers, as word spread of the pirates attacking slave ships and initiating many aboard to participate as equal members of their crews. At the height of the Golden Age, it was not unusual for escaped slaves to account for a quarter or more of a pirate vessel’s crew, and several mulattos rose to become full-fledged pirate captains. This zone of freedom threatened the slave plantation colonies surrounding the Bahamas. In 1718, the acting governor of Bermuda reported that the “negro men [have] grown so impudent and insulting of late that we have reason to suspect their rising [against us and]... fear their joining with the pirates.” Anonymous
>>16471547 This guy here was much interesting.
>Jan Janszoon van Haarlem, commonly known as Reis Mourad the Younger (c. 1570 – c. 1641), was an Ottoman and Salé Rovers Dutch pirate in Algeria and Morocco who converted to Islam after being captured by a Moorish state in 1618. He began serving as a pirate, one of the most famous of the 17th-century "Salé Rovers". Together with other corsairs, he helped establish the independent Republic of Salé at the city of that name, serving as the first President and Grand Admiral. He also served as Governor of Oualidia >Jan Janszoon van Haerlem was born in Haarlem in 1570, which is in Holland, then a province ruled by the Habsburg monarchy. The Eighty Years War between Dutch rebels and the Spanish Empire under King Philip II had started seven years before his birth; it lasted all his life. Little is known about his early life. He married Soutgen Cave in 1595 and had two children with her, Edward and Lysbeth >In 1600, Jan Janszoon began as a Dutch privateer sailing from his home port of Haarlem, working for the state with letters of marque to harass Spanish shipping during the Eighty Years' War. Janszoon overstepped the boundaries of his letters and found his way to the semi-independent port states of the Barbary Coast of North Africa, whence he could attack ships of every foreign state: when he attacked a Spanish ship, he flew the Dutch flag; when he attacked any other, he became an Ottoman Captain and flew the crescent moon and star flag of the Turks or the flag of any of various other Mediterranean principalities. During this period, he had abandoned his Dutch family Anonymous
>>16471548 >Janszoon was captured in 1618 at Lanzarote (one of the Canary Islands) by Barbary corsairs and taken to Algiers as a captive. There he "turned Turk", or Muslim. Some historians speculate that the conversion was forced. Janszoon himself, however, tried very hard to convert his fellow Europeans who were Christian to become Muslim and was a passionate Muslim missionary. The Ottoman Turks maintained a precarious measure of influence on behalf of their Sultan by openly encouraging the Moors to advance themselves through piracy against the European powers, which long resented the Ottoman Empire. After Janszoon's conversion to Islam and the ways of his captors, he sailed with the famous corsair Sulayman Rais, also known as Slemen Reis, who himself was a Dutchman named De Veenboer, whom Janszoon had known before his capture and who had also converted to Islam. They were accompanied by Simon de Danser. But, because Algiers had concluded peace with several European nations, it was no longer a suitable port from which to sell captured ships or their cargo. So, after Sulayman Rais was killed by a cannonball in 1619, Janszoon moved to the ancient port of Salé and began operating from it as a Barbary corsair >In 1619, Salé Rovers declared the port to be an independent republic free from the Sultan. They set up a government that consisted of 14 pirate leaders and elected Janszoon as their President. He would also serve as the Grand Admiral, known as Murat Reis, of their navy. The Salé fleet totalled about eighteen ships, all small because of the very shallow harbour entrance >After an unsuccessful siege of the city, the Sultan of Morocco acknowledged its semi-autonomy. Contrary to popular belief that Sultan Zidan Abu Maali had reclaimed sovereignty over Salé and appointed Janszoon the Governor in 1624, the Sultan acknowledged Janszoon's election as president by formally appointing him as his ceremonial governor Anonymous
>>16471549 >Under Janszoon's leadership, business in Salé thrived. The main sources of income of this republic remained piracy and its by-trades, shipping and dealing in stolen property. Historians have noted Janszoon's intelligence and bravery, which were expressed in his leadership ability. He was forced to find an assistant to keep up, resulting in the hiring of a fellow countryman from The Netherlands, Mathys van Bostel Oosterlinck, who would serve as his Vice-Admiral >Janszoon had become very wealthy from his income as pirate admiral, payments for anchorage and other harbour dues, and the brokerage of stolen goods. The political climate in Salé worsened toward the end of 1627, so Janszoon quietly moved his family and his entire operation back to semi-independent Algiers >In 1635, near the Tunisian coast, Murat Reis was outnumbered and surprised by a sudden attack. He and many of his men were captured by the Knights of Malta. He was imprisoned in the island's notorious dark dungeons. He was mistreated and tortured, and suffered ill health due to his time in the dungeon. In 1640, he barely escaped after a massive Corsair attack, which was carefully planned by the Dey of Tunis in order to rescue their fellow sailors and Corsairs. He was greatly honoured and praised upon his return to Morocco and the nearby Barbary States Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 pirates were jews actually
i know i know, but seriously, they were
Anonymous
>>16471517 freemasons are muzzies and always have been
Anonymous
>>16471550 >In 1715, the British East India Company opened its first office in the Far East, in the Chinese port of Canton, and began trading opium. Between this time and the first opium war against China in 1840, Great Britain did not take charge of the drug trade, but it did. The medium was the near-coup d'état in 1783 by Lord Shelburne (the British Prime Minister who concluded peace negotiations with the American colonies after Yorktown), which brought to power in London the financial and political faction that conducted the opium asian trade >Shelburne led a group centered on the East India Company, another of Scottish merchants, and an alliance on the mainland with the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem (Order of Malta---N.Ed.) and the Company of Jesus. (Jesuits --- N.Ed.). Unable to rule in his own name --- he was known as the "Jesuit of Berkeley Square" --- Shelburne managed to keep William Pitt the Younger as Prime Minister for twenty years >The East India Company had begun dealing in narcotics in 1715, but they were not the first. Ever since the original Jesuit mission had been established in Beijing in 1601, the Society of Jesus had held the key to trade with the Far East, including drugs. The first record of large-scale opium cultivation comes from India, then under the Mogul empire at the end of the 16th century, when the Jesuits --- following in the footsteps of the first Portuguese traders --- reached positions of unquestioned authority in the Mogul court >With the Jesuits as their contacts between the Manchu rulers of China and the Mogul empire, the Portuguese, and later the Dutch, seized the centuries-old drug trade routes opened up by Arab and Indian traders, including the opium trade between Canton and Macau, controlled by the Portuguese. The Dutch later negotiated an opium monopoly for the entire northern Indian sub-continent, which included Bengal, Bihar, Orissa and Benares Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471553 >Ignatius of Loyola was a senior member of the Alumbrados, and was tasked with infiltrating the Catholic Church with a new group modeled on a non-military version of the Knights Templar. The group he founded was the Order of the Jesuits >The Alumbrados recruited a number of Jewish "converts" who were forced by the Spanish authorities to convert to Christianity, if they wanted to stay in the country or even simply to stay alive. Many of these were well versed in the teachings of Kabbalah. "Moriscos" (Moors forced to convert) were also recruited. The converts and Moors were generally those who were already uncomfortable with their original religions, although they had no inclination towards Christianity, as they had simply been converted out of convenience and not out of any conviction >Like the Hesychasts, the Alumbrados intended to reach a state of perfection that would allow them to experience a vision of God, a direct encounter with the transcendental divine. At that time, when they had received the "light", they would be able to communicate directly with their superior >The Alumbrados were persecuted by the Spanish Inquisition, and were expelled from Spain. Many went to neighboring France, where they were known as the Illuminés (and sometimes as Guerinists after their local leader Pierre Guerin). The authorities suppressed them in 1635. A new group emerged in the 18th century, came under constant persecution, and fled to England where they became known as "French prophets". His writings influenced Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Another French Illuminati chapter was founded by Martinez de Pasqually who was of Spanish descent and had a great knowledge of the teachings of Kabbalah. This group later became popularly known as Martinists after their new leader, Louis Claude de Saint-Martin https://files.catbox.moe/h0lxy8.mp4 Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471553 >CIA/OSS > Skull and Bones > The Russell Trust > Samuel Russell (cousin of Skull and Bones founder, William Huntington Russel) > East India Company >A reminder that John Kerry is Yale Skull and Bones and the Skull and Bones was created by the Russell Trust which made its fortune in the opium trade in China >The Skull and Cross Bones is the traditional symbol of the Pirates of Caribbean >The Skull and Cross Bones is also an old Masonic and Templar symbol >Skull and Bones George H W Bush was a Director of the CIA >The CIA and DEA have been implicated in gun and drug running on the southern border >JFK was removed by elements of the CIA >The drug counter-culture began a few years after the JFK assassination https://youtu.be/p5gXRhD0hnU?list=PL2F58E16F7C70DDC7 https://youtu.be/w2YEJd5Xxxo?list=PL2F58E16F7C70DDC7 Anonymous
>>16471527 >>16471528 >>16471531 Women will never behave like this unless they're mentally 12 years old and you're a rockstar.
Stop jerking off to inverted-reality fantasy it fucks up your perceptions.
Anonymous
>>16471521 aren't these known as "liberty caps" I only know this as it was another name for magic mushrooms that have a similar shape
Anonymous
>>16471517 noice topic
do you have some reading advices about books on the topic ?
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471557 >aren't these known as "liberty caps" I only know this as it was another name for magic mushrooms that have a similar shape Yep, and that's the fucking secret they keep. god was a mushroom
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471519 do you know what he is saying in the beginning ?
>(couldnt understand the beginning) >flame is quickened by flame >a man from another man may become wiser but from conciet may remain eatened >truth like the sky is above and beyond us all >gods of our peoples and lands, may we spend this time together in friendship with you and with eachother and use it to the common good with profit and with pleasure any idea ?
Anonymous
I enjoyed this and your bum thread brazil
Anonymous
>>16471552 https://www.ancient-origins.net/history/origin-knights-templar-descendants-jewish-elders-005078 >After the fall of the empire and Roman elites, the pro-Israeli influence grew so that centuries later a “paramilitary” secret society similar to the Zealots/Sanhedrin emerged: they were called templar KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, templar comes from TEMPLE OF SOLOMON, where “Israel” was ruled and there was the secret society that inherited Egypt, the one that the Romans destroyed in 70 AD >Claiming to be “Christians” around the year 1000, the Templars led an attack on Palestine with an army of “Crusader” Europeans with the evident intention of recreating the “State of Israel”, which became known as CRUSADES. The Catholic Church (which she already had 600 years of power and never wanted jerusalem) was politically forced to support in the beginning, as the Templar elites told the European people to “fight for Christianity”, destroy the rival “Islam” and defend “the holy land” (a term used until today) >After they invaded, a type of “state of Israel” was established where a main Islamic mosque (where part of the Israel temple was located) was taken and used for pagan religious rituals of the Templars (identical to those made by the temple society that existed in biblical times and in ancient Egypt) said that the prophecies were being fulfilled, the middle east was in chaos, the Templars had a financial empire similar to today's multi-nationals (in fact, the concept of company and multinational emerged there) while the European people he died of hunger, the Templars were composed of rich people according to medieval proto-Zionists, together with elites who were ideologically adept at Israel, that is why for them Jerusalem was so important, the world order of the middle ages Anonymous
>>16471562 >This lasted "some 200 years" until emerged an Islamic leader named Saladin who knows the real situation (of the Templar order) unified people (including Christians and muslims) and defeated the Templars and Crusaders in general expelling them from the Middle East (on the 4th July 1187) >We centuries after these events to show that the Templars (now weakened) were never Christians and that they never represented a Church/Europe, the Council of Vienne (around 16th October 1311) was convened where a Catholic church excommunicated the Templars and king of France dealt a financial blow to them and banished them from Europe on proof that they had never been Christians >The Templars fled to the most inhospitable place possible in Europe: Scotland. From there, with the knowledge they learned in the Middle East and the money they had left, they helped a man named Robert the Bruce to achieve independence from England. During that time, England was fragile and the Templars proposed to them a unification of England, Scotland and other kingdoms, which resulted in the creation of the "British Empire" >It was not long before and the new Templar headquarters, the British, were attacking in various parts of the world, said they wanted to Jerusalem (always) and the Middle East and immediately became rivals of the Catholic Church and the French crown, hence the logical explanation for the Anglo-French Wars and Catholic weakening. >At the time of the “discoveries” (which is obviously a false official version since the existence of the Americas was already known), the Templars made a lot of money from slaves, made Portugal's current territory a financial hub and continued from the British empire to attack several parts of the globe. >With the strengthening of Britain and other Templar sites like Portugal, the Catholic Church and the French crown lost strength in Europe Anonymous
>>16471563 >With the knowledge, mainly of the Islamic sciences learned in the crusades, the Templars initiated “Enlightenment” movements that known as “Renaissance”. The official version of them started to use that nothing existed before, and they who would be “inventing” these elements, the that is not true. The objective was to deliver a final ideological, political and financial blow to the Catholic power in effect in Europe and this was done >Around the 18th century, the Templars decided to take on a new public name to resume activities where they were banned. As much of your sciences and "Renaissance" were evidently plagiarized from Islam, why not plagiarize your own name and history? >Whoever follows Islam is "MUSLIM" (Latinized from the Arabic, in Africa they said “MUSSUM”), hence the word MASON came about, in fact this word has millennia and is known in several languages, in French it was used to dignify the humble worker, bricklayer, in Arabic it means something very similar: the humble submissive, Islam started in pre-Islamic Arabia among oppressed stonemasons, this being also plagiarized as a new official version of the Templars now called "Freemasonry" Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 lmao Jamaican government buildings still don't run on Saturday, because it was 20% newish when it was founded. Most of the Caribbean pirates were (((New Christians))) that escaped the Inquisition and wanted revenge for the Alhambra Decree.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_pirates Anonymous
>>16471562 >>16471563 >>16471564 >one thing i'm surprised i haven't seen mentioned in this thread is the Nizari Shia/Ismaili doctrin of Qiyamat, it's basically this same form of Sabbatean Frankism but practiced in Iran and Syria back in the crusades. It was this sect, the assassins, who supposedly allied with the templars. or so the story goes >When the Templars went into what we call now Iran to secure the trade road the locals told them the calife wasn't really the head of state but that a secret cabal was controlling the Califate. It was the Ashashin sect (assassins, literally mean hashich smokers), also called the Nizarites. After settled for few years the chiefs templars had an encounter with the patron of the sect: Hassan ibn al-Sabbah and they made a deal. You have to know that prior to this, when Alexander the Great invaded this region, his phisolophers known as the pythagoricians held secret knowledge coming from Egypt (back then Alexander even decided to create his new capitale in Egypt: Alexandria, so the greeks and egyptians were very close for decades) they learnt in the Amun temples >Greek/Egyptian knowledge was passed to the muslims, and then the islamic esotericists (Sufis) held it secret for centuries, until the templars came Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471548 >>16471549 >>16471550 >>16471566 The Republic of Salé was also full of Sufis.
>At the beginning of the 17th century, Salé, on the north bank, was inhabited mainly by very devout Muslims, with an intransigent fanaticism and hostile towards Christians. Although it lived in a state of relative independence from the sultan and trade was prosperous, the city was subject to the influence of marabouts (mystics and/or religious leaders). Germain Moüette reports that «it is in this place that the richest Jewish and Moorish merchants are located» >After the assassination of El Ayachi on April 30, 1641, power was taken by the Dilaites (members of the Sufi brotherhood of Zawiya Dila'iya). Although the republic was formally maintained, it became a tributary to the Dilaites, who appointed the caïd Si Said Ajenoui in Salé a Velha, with authority over the local caïds of Kasbah and Salé a Nova >The Zawiya Dila'iya was a Sufi brotherhood from Morocco that had its military and political heyday in the 17th century. Like other zauyas (a term that designates both the shrine or mausoleum of an Islamic saint and the brotherhood he formed or linked to his cult), the Zawiya Dila'iya was, in practice, a kind of political party with great military power. His followers are sometimes referred to as Dilaites. The brotherhood emerged and had its center among the Berber tribes of the Middle Atlas Mountains Anonymous
>>16471517 Stephen Decatur gave the Barabary pirates the ol in and out so hard kek.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471568 The Sufis seem to know a lot of things.
>also research the picatrix, is a 9th century grimoire written by an unknown moorish sage, pilfered and translated by the spanish during the reconquista. it claims that each of the major religions is ruled by a planetary deity; christians are ruled by the sun, muslims by the moon, occultists by mercury and pagans by jupiter. but jews are ruled by saturn, and the book goes very in depth regarding this. it says that Saturn is the lord of the highest heavens, being the most remote of the classical planets, but also lonely, sterile and bitter. it is said that to commune with saturn, one must wear all black, with a wide rimmed, black hat, and go to a place of desolation and ruins to perform certain rituals. it says that saturn rewards his followers with great wealth and material gains, thus explaining the reason for jewish obsession with saturn. and it would explain the many accusations of child murder and blood libel leveled against the jews over the years. they likely have been sacrificing children to saturn/baal hammon/moloch since before they were 'jews Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 >The Freemasons we wuzzin them, so the Pirates must be very important. pirates = east india company
nothing more than that
Anonymous
Quoted By:
freemasons, controlled the east india companies (not only the british one), the east india companies were little more than pirates with monopoly benefits granted them from their source nation royal families
Anonymous
Anonymous
Somebody just played black flag lmao
Anonymous
>>16471525 Why is someone dressed as Don Quixote? Seems like a very odd and specific decision.
Anonymous
>>16471574 I never played it. My favorite pirate game is Donkey Kong Country 2.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471558 Picrel book.
>Secret societies and the elite of mainstream society would strive to perpetuate themselves through any means possible. The higher ideals of liberty and equality were compromised by the elite, who remained in control >The breakup of the Templars was directly responsible for the dramatic rise in piracy that plagued Europe, America, and even the Indian Ocean. The pirates themselves were organized in fraternal brotherhoods, they pledged themselves to the good of the group, they promised to share equally in the proceeds, and they even fought under the same battle flag that was flown by the Templar fighting fleet. Stranger still, the pirate bases — ports in Scotland, Ireland, and America where pirates could openly dock and sell their booty — were protected by Masonic cells that extended to the courthouses and capitol buildings >Smuggling, too, grew as a worldwide enterprise despite its illegality. Ports from Salem and Newport to the Caribbean and Bermuda, which harbored and facilitated the trade of pirates, had no qualms about aiding and abetting smugglers. For the same reasons that Masonic organizations grew into labor and artisan guilds that protected the livelihood of their members, individuals in the smuggling business needed to be considered trustworthy. In Bermuda, where possibly two thirds of the eighteenth-century trade was illegal, trading partners had to maintain secrecy. The island was and is a bastion of Masonry; the Customs House itself more closely resembles a Masonic temple than a government office Anonymous
>>16471578 >When the American Revolution broke out, Benjamin Franklin turned to the Masonic elite of France, who controlled the slave trade, to get arms, supplies, and military support. In the first fourscore years of American history, the slave-trading ports from Charleston to Newport were controlled by a handful of families bound by Masonic and family ties. They were not like the Jeffersons and Madisons, who saw the eventual end to the institution as befitting the new democracy; it was a mercantilist capitalism that the slave traders put above freedom and democracy >These merchants would not relinquish the lucrative trade and seemed to stop at nothing in fighting abolition. The presidency was something members of the mercantile elite felt they could buy, and when money couldn't decide an election they used other means to seize control. In an effort to derail abolition, Presidents Harrison and Taylor suffered sudden and suspicious deaths that put pro slave vice presidents in power. When even death failed to halt abolition, the country wound up in the most destructive war it ever fought. The Civil War ended at Appomattox, where the armies of Jefferson Davis surrendered — but not for the elite. A conspiracy organized by members of the quasi-Masonic Knights of the Golden Circle to kill President Lincoln sought to nullify the Emancipation Proclamation and its effects on the trade with England. The postwar efforts at reconstruction would also be stained by another Masonic group of "knights", the Ku Klux Klan Anonymous
>>16471579 There was a group linked to Klu Klux Klan that also LARPing Pirates like the Freemasons.
>The Black Legion was a white supremacist terrorist organization active in the Midwestern United States during the Great Depression of the 1930s. It split off from the Ku Klux Klan. According to historian Rick Perlstein, the FBI estimated its membership "at 135,000, including a large number of public officials, possibly including Detroit’s police chief." In 1936 the group was suspected of having killed as many as 50 people, according to the Associated Press, including Charles Poole, an organizer for the federal Works Progress Administration Anonymous
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471526 That guy is Walter Cronkite
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471584 Bon après-midi, frogbro. Most pirates were French and English.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471586 Pirates are bad people and moslems
Anonymous
Crime is based
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471575 I think it’s funny and if anything underlies self conscious jabbing at the silliness of the whole thing.
Probably doesn’t amount to the benevolence it implies but still funny.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471588 And you love moslems, go back to africa!
Anonymous
>>16471519 >It was a longer, slower voyage than originally expected, but they've arrived! Phoenicia, a replica sailing ship from 600BCE has successfully avoided the pirate zone around Somalia, and reached Mayotte in the Comoros Islands of East Africa >Their expedition is aiming to re-create the first circumnavigation of Africa, believed to have been achieved by Phoenician mariners around 600BCE, and is an approved voyage with the Royal Geographical Society >On their latest leg, they set out from Salalah in Oman, and chose to sail for 47 days and across 3000 miles of ocean to avoid the danger area around the Seychelles and Somalia. Their route took them within 200 miles of the Chagos Islands in the middle of the Indian Ocean, but they have arrived safely. The shown route in the illustration to the route is the route originally intended, hugging the African coastline. Today that route would be hazardous in the extreme >There is an international crew on board the vessel, with sailors from Indonesia, Sweden, Brazil joining the British Captain Philip Beale, and also five members of the Royal Oman Navy >The next leg of the voyage is due to leave Mayotte on 16th December 2009. The expedition will sail to Mozambique, South Africa, the Azores, Gibraltar, Tunisia, Egypt, and Lebanon before returning to Syria in July 2010 to complete the circumnavigation of Africa. For further information or to inquire about joining the vessel for a leg, visit www.phoenicia.org.uk . Anonymous
>>16471591 >The Phoenicians were arguably the first ‘global’ civilisation. From around 1200 BC they established a civilisation on the coast of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine which spread throughout the Mediterranean and lasted nearly one thousand years >The vessel is a replica Phoenician ship which was built using traditional Phoenician construction methods and materials. The ships design specification has been created using evidence from relevant shipwrecks and archaeological finds of artefacts such as vases and coins, as well as advice from eminent scholars and shipwrights >The 20m long replica Phoenician ship was built in Arwad Island, an ancient Phoenician city state just off the Syrian coast, by Syrian shipwright Khalid Hammoud. Up to 16 crew are sailing the vessel on any one leg >High resolution photographs are available to download from an exclusive press page on the Phoenicia website. Please visit http://www.phoenicia.org.uk/pressphotos.htm Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 bumping comfy schizo thread
Anonymous
>>16471588 Hello, Mr. Fuentes.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471594 Thats mick feuntes to you
Anonymous
>>16471591 >>16471592 I mentioned the Phoenicians because in addition to having colonized the entire Mediterranean and being the greatest merchants/pirates of Antiquity, they are the origin of the name of the European continent (Europa was a Phoenician princess kidnapped by Zeus in bull form whose son was King Minos of Crete and grandson the monster Minotaur), worshiped Baal and Moloch (much similar the Minotaur), neighbors of the Israelites and who built King Solomon's Temple that the Freemasons/Jews idolized, their language haved been identical with the Hebrew that was used to write the Old Testament and to have lent its alphabet to the Greeks that was used to write the New Testament. Phoenician princesses also married Persian kings and Judaism was created with the help of Persia. The Persians dominated Babylon and it is said that their priesthood has been corrupted by them.
Anonymous
>>16471596 The Greeks/Romans copied their ship model. Fun fact: The patron god of the Merchant Marine of Ancient Greece/Rome was Priapus, a phallic god like Baal.
>In Greek mythology, Priapus (/praJˈeJpəs/; Ancient Greek: Πρίαπος, Príapos) is a minor rustic fertility god, protector of livestock, fruit plants, gardens and male genitalia. Priapus is marked by his oversized, permanent erection, which gave rise to the medical term priapism. He became a popular figure in Roman erotic art and Latin literature, and is the subject of the often humorously obscene collection of verse called the Priapeia >Priapus' role as a patron god for merchant sailors in ancient Greece and Rome is that of a protector and navigational aide. Recent shipwreck evidence contains apotropaic items carried on board by mariners in the forms of a terracotta phallus, wooden Priapus figure, and bronze sheath from a military ram. Coinciding with the use of wooden Priapic markers erected in areas of dangerous passage or particular landing areas for sailors, the function of Priapus is much more extensive than previously thought >Although Priapus is commonly associated with the failed attempts of rape against the nymphs Lotis and Vesta in Ovid's comedy Fasti and the rather flippant treatment of the deity in urban settings, Priapus' protection traits can be traced back to the importance placed on the phallus in ancient times (particularly his association with fertility and garden protection). In Greece, the phallus was thought of to have a mind of its own, animal-like, separate from the mind and control of the man. The phallus is also associated with "possession and territorial demarcation" in many cultures, attributing to Priapus' other role as a navigational deity Anonymous
>>16471597 His Roman version:
>In ancient Roman religion, Mutunus Tutunus or Mutinus Titinus was a phallic marriage deity, in some respects equated with Priapus. His shrine was located on the Velian Hill, supposedly since the founding of Rome, until the 1st century BC >During preliminary marriage rites, Roman brides are supposed to have straddled the phallus of Mutunus to prepare themselves for intercourse, according to Church Fathers who interpreted this act as an obscene loss of virginity. The Christian apologist Arnobius says that Roman matrons were taken for a ride (inequitare) on Tutunus's "awful phallus" with its "immense shameful parts", but other sources specify that it is brides who learned through the ritual not to be embarrassed by sex: "Tutinus, upon whose shameful lap sit brides, so that the god seems to sample their shame before the fact." The 2nd-century grammarian Festus is the only classical Latin source to take note of the god, and the characterization of the rite by Christian sources is likely to be hostile or biased Anonymous
>>16471598 >Unlike Priapus, who is depicted in human form with an outsized erection, Mutunus seems to have been embodied purely by the phallus, like the fascinus or the mysterious begetter of Servius Tullius. The god's name is related to two infrequently recorded slang words for penis in Latin, mūtō (or muttō) and mūtōnium. "Mutto" was also used as a cognomen, the third of the three elements of a Roman man's name. Lucilius offers the earliest recorded instance of both forms: at laeva lacrimas muttoni absterget amica ("A girlfriend wipes away Mutto's tears — his left hand, that is"), and the derivative mūtōnium. Mūtōnium may have replaced the earlier form, as it appears later among the graffiti of Pompeii. Horace has a dialogue with his muttō: "What do you want? Surely you're not demanding a grand consul's granddaughter as a cunt?" Both Lucilius and Horace thus personify the muttō. Mūtūniātus, used by Martial and in the Corpus Priapeorum, describes a "well-endowed" male >Both parts of the name Mūtūnus Tūtūnus are reduplicative, Tītīnus perhaps from tītus, another slang word for "penis." >It is also possible, if not probable, that Latin "mut" was a vowelized loan derivative of the consonantal Egyptian word MT for 'phallus, male, man' in the adjacent hieroglyph, considering that Egyptian scribes did not vowelize MT, and that Budge added an /e/ to MT in his dictionary to make it pronounceable (Met) Anonymous
>>16471596 >>16471597 >>16471598 >>16471599 >It is also possible, if not probable, that Latin "mut" was a vowelized loan derivative of the consonantal Egyptian word MT for 'phallus, male, man' in the adjacent hieroglyph, considering that Egyptian scribes did not vowelize MT, and that Budge added an /e/ to MT in his dictionary to make it pronounceable (Met) I believe this is related to Baphomet/Masonic God.
>According to the transcript of the documents of the case report against the Templars: >(It is reported) that in each province of the order had idols, namely heads, of which some had three faces and some one, and some had a human skull >that they worshiped these idols or this idol, and especially in their great chapters and assemblies >that they worshipped them >that (they worshiped them) as God >who (they venerated them) as their Saviour >that they said the head could save them >that [he could] make riches >that he made the trees bloom >that [he made] the earth germinate >Masonic Doctrine about God: >God is basically what we perceive Him to be; our idea or concept of God becomes our God. Usually referred to by the vague and generic term "Divinity", the god of Freemasonry can be whatever we choose, referred to generically as "The Great Architect of the Universe". However, those who go on to more advanced studies in Freemasonry learn that God is the force of nature, specifically the Sun, with all its life-giving powers. For the adepts at the top, the "advanced, enlightened", this worship of nature is regarded as the worship of generative principles (i.e. the sexual organs, in particular the Phallus (male reproductive organ) >Human nature is also worshiped by some as "Divinity", as are Knowledge and Reason. Since Freemasonry is a renewal of the ancient pagan mystery religions, its god can also be thought of as Nature, with its fertility (sexual intercourse) gods representing the Sun and Moon (in Egypt, Osiris and Isis) Anonymous
>>16471600 >“[…] Since the concept that every man has of God must be proportionate to his mental culture and to his intellectual capacity and moral excellence, God is, in the way man conceives him, the reflected image of man himself. ” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, 14th Degree, p. 223) >“[...] all religions and all concepts of God are idolatrous, because they are imperfect and because they replace a fragile and temporary idea... of that Undiscoverable Being who can only be partially known and who can therefore be honored, even by the most enlightened among His worshippers, only in proportion to their limited capacity for understanding and imagination concerning themselves [...]” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, 25th Degree, p. 516) >"The only personal God that Freemasonry accepts is humanity in its entirety... humanity, therefore, is the only personal God there is" (J.D. Buck, Mystic Masonry, p. 216) >“Phallus: a representation of the virile member [the male sexual organ], which was universally revered as a religious symbol... by the ancients. It was one of the modifications of the worship of the Sun and a symbol of the ability to fecundate [to become pregnant] of the celestial bodies. The Masonic point within a circle [important Masonic symbol] undoubtedly has its origin in the phallus” (Albert Mackey, Symbolism of Freemasonry, p. 352) >“These two deities [Sun and Moon, Osiris and Isis, etc.] were usually symbolized by the reproductive parts of man and woman, to which, in remote ages, no idea of indecency was connected; the phallus [the penis] and the Cites [female sexual organ], emblems of generation and production and which, as such, appeared in the Mysteries [ancient religions, which revived in Freemasonry]. The Hindu lingam was the union of both, like the boat and the mast, and the point within the circle [important Masonic symbols]” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, 24th Degree, p. 401) Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471601 >“Although Freemasonry is identical with the ancient Mysteries, it is only in this qualified sense, for it presents but an imperfect picture of the mysteries' brilliance, the ruins of their greatness...” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, Degree of Companion, page 23) >“The Absolute is Reason. The Reason Is by its own means. It Is because It IS... if God Is, He Is so by reason” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, 28th Degree, p. 737) >“This is the immutable law of Nature, the Eternal Will of Justice, which is God” (Albert Pike, Morals and Dogma, 32nd Degree, p. 847) Anonymous
>>16471597 It is not for nothing that Priapus was associated with Baal-Peor.
Vid related:
https://files.catbox.moe/twup5d.mp4 >At the center of Baal worship was Baal-Peor, which was worship that involved obscene sexual rites. The name literally means “lord of the cleft or opening.” Some Bible commentators assert that Baal-Peor refers to degrading sexual rites involving bodily orifices including the worship of human excrement and anal intercourse. Excrement is that which is rejected from the body and is considered disgusting and undgodly. Such was the attribute of the Baalim — the worship of that which is disgusting and degrading by godly and civilized humans. Again, Baalzebub was the god of these disgusting practices. The children of Israelites fell into the worship of this idol (Num 25:3, 5, 18; 31:16; Deut 4:3; Ps 106:28; Hos 9:10) >Rashi: and prostrated themselves to their gods: When his urge overcame him, and he said to her, “Submit to me,” she took out an image of Peor from her bosom and said to him, “Bow down before this.” - [Sifrei Balak 1] >Peor: [פְּעוֹר was so named] because before it they bared פּוֹעֲרִין their anus before it and relieved themselves. This was the manner of its worship. - [Sifrei Balak 1] and the anger of the Lord flared against Israel: He sent a plague upon them >The Hebrew stem p’r means ‘open’, and is used to refer to both mouth and anus. Pe’or, if it derives from the same stem, could therefore mean ‘opening’ or, as noted by Rashi above, “Peor was so named because before it they bared their anus […] and relieved themselves. This was the manner of its worship >Some rabbis claim that he must be worshipped on a toilet, with offerings being the residue of ones’ digestion. This has led some to conclude that Belphegor is the god Pet (Fart) or “Crepitus,” while others believe that he is Priapus Anonymous
>>16471603 >1818: Belphegor. Demon of discoveries. He seduces men by taking, in their eyes, the form of a woman, and by offering them riches >1863: Belphegor, demon of discoveries and ingenious inventions. He often takes the form of a young woman. He gives riches. The Moabites, who called him Baalphégor, worshipped him on Mount Phégor. Some rabbis say that tribute was rendered to him on the commode, and that what was offered to him was the ignoble residue of digestion. It was worthy of him. It is for this [reason] that certain learned [men] see in Belphegor aspects of the god Pet [fart] or Crepitus [an alleged Roman god of flatulence]; other wise men hold that he is Priapus [fertility god with an oversized, permanent erection]. [John] Selden, cited by [Abbé Antoine] Banier, puts forward that human victims were offered to him, [and] that his priests ate of their flesh. [Johann Weyer] Wiérus remarks that it is a demon whose mouth is always open, an observation no doubt due to the fact that the name Phégor, according to Leloyer, signifies “crevasse” or “fendasse” [vulva], because he was worshipped in caves, and offerings were thrown to him through a vent Anonymous
>>16471603 >>16471604 I think all this poop stuff is because Baal-Peor was also a god of fertility and shit makes manure that makes fertility. Anyway, Saturn (who was identified with Moloch, whose worship rituals were homosexuals/sodomites) was related to a god of shit as well.
>In Roman mythology, Sterquilinus — also called Stercutus and Sterculius — was a god of odor. He may have been equivalent to Picumnus. The Larousse Encyclopaedia of Mythology gives the name as Stercutius, a pseudonym of Saturn, under which the latter used to supervise the manuring of the fields >The name Sterquilinus comes from the Latin stercus meaning "fertilizer" or "manure". His name was altered to avoid confusion >Early Romans were an agrarian civilization and, functionally, most of their original pantheon of gods — as against the later ones they adapted to Greek stereotypes — were of a rural nature with figures such as Pomona, Ceres, Flora, Dea Dia; so it was apt to have a god supervising the basics of organic fertilization. Sterquilinus essentially taught the use of manure in agricultural processes. He was not the sole deity of feces on its own; as in, sewage >Modern writers later elaborated upon and exaggerated the significance of Sterquilinus/Sterculius and other "earthy" deities of antiquity, sometimes with moralistic disapproval. One editor of An Encyclopædia of Plants, published in 1836, related that >Sterculius was the god of the privy, from stercus, excrement. It has been well observed by a French author, that the Romans, in the madness of paganism, finished by deifying the most immodest objects and the most disgusting actions. They had the gods Sterculius, Crepitus, Priapus; and the goddesses Caca, Pertunda, &c, &c Anonymous
>>16471605 Speaking of Sodomy.
>Black Pearl is the aftermath of 12 or more hours of anal sex. Because the male genital organ momentarily loses its blood circulation, causing that same organ to have a dark color. There were reports that the man was unable to use it for 48 hours. According to studies, the first practitioners of this technique were the Pirates, who spent a lot of time traveling in the open sea in search of treasures, spending their time having sex with active sex workers at the time, who, due to prejudice due to their occupation, preferred anal sex Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>403487748 It started off with pirate adventures and ended with poo gods and prolapsed anus. This is because Elon charged $8 for checkmarks.
Anonymous
>>16471606 Why wasn't there any pirate AIDS? They had all the ingredients.
Anonymous
>>16471608 Idk. They died in a thousand and other ways before AIDS manifested itself. Torn apart, drowned, devoured by natives or crocodiles/sharks, etc...
Anonymous
>>16471608 You (only) get aids if your colon gets damaged enough
Anonymous
>>16471609 How does this relate to Black Bart, a supposedly pious man who was pressed into service and became a rabid berserker whose propensity for violence made other seasoned pirates blush? and he made his crew observe Sunday service lmao
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471610 12 hours of butt fucking would probably do that, or did pirates use whale oil for lube? Greasy fucks.
Anonymous
>>16471544 >>16471545 >>16471578 >>16471579 Haiti is in the Caribbean and they have a Freemason and a Pirate god.
>Baron Samedi (English: Baron Saturday), also written Baron Samdi, Bawon Samedi or Bawon Sanmdi, is one of the loa of Haitian Vodou. He is a loa of the dead, along with Baron's numerous other incarnations Baron Cimetière, Baron La Croix and Baron Criminel >He is the head of the Gede family of loa; his brothers are Azagon Lacroix and Baron Piquant and he is the husband of Maman Brigitte. Together, they are the guardians of the past, of history, and of heritage >Baron Samedi is usually depicted with a top hat, black tail coat, dark glasses, and cotton plugs in the nostrils, as if to resemble a corpse dressed and prepared for burial in the Haitian style. He is frequently depicted as a skeleton (but sometimes as a black man that merely has his face painted as a skull), and speaks in a nasal voice. The former President-for-Life of Haiti, François Duvalier, known as Papa Doc, modeled his cult of personality on Baron Samedi; he was often seen speaking in a deep nasal tone and wearing dark glasses >Baron Samedi stands at the crossroads where the souls of dead humans pass on their way to Guinee. As well as being the wise loa of death, he is a sexual loa, often represented by phallic symbols and famous for disturbance, obscenity, debauchery, and having a special fondness for tobacco and rum. Furthermore, he is the loah of sex and resurrection, and in this latter capacity he is often invoked by those who are near death or death approaches, for healing, as it is only the Baron who accepts an individual into the realm. of the dead. He is considered a wise judge and a powerful magician Anonymous
>>16471613 >Agwé (also spelt Goue, Agoueh, or Agive), is a loa who rules over the Sea, fish, aquatic plants, fisherman and most importantly, pirates, in Vodou, especially in Haiti. He is considered to be married to Erzulie Freda and La Sirene. He goes by several titles, including koki la me ("Shell of the Sea"), koki dore ("Golden Shell"), "The Angel in the Mirror", "The Eel", and "The Tadpole in the Pond" >His colors are blue, white, and occasionally sea-green or brown. His veve (ritual symbol) is a boat with sails. His symbols are painted shells, painted oars, and sea life like the seahorse and starfish. He is syncretized with the Catholic saint Ulrich of Augsburg and occasionally the archangel Raphael, both of whom are depicted holding fish. His holy day is Thursday >He is saluted or signaled with blowing on a conch shell and/or volleys of gunfire. When he possesses a devotee he often pushes himself around the temple on a chair (his boat) with a cane (his oar), shouting naval commands and saluting members of the congregation. His chevals ("horses" or possessed devotees) need to be kept moist with wet sponges or damp towels and have to be kept from running into the sea, where Agwe belongs >Small offerings to Agwe are poured or dropped overboard in deep ocean water. Large offerings to Agwe are left on constructed rafts (barques d'Agwe) which are floated or towed out to sea. If the raft sinks, it is accepted; if it returns to shore it is rejected. After the offering is left, the supplicants cannot look back at that place or it will anger Agwe. Chevals must be prevented from falling or leaping into the sea and drowning, as it would offend Agwe. Nothing toxic (lead pipes, cement bags, garbage) must be used to weigh down the raft; if it will hurt or pollute the sea, it will anger Agwe Anonymous
>>16471613 His wife is a Celtic Irish goddess/saint.
>Maman Brigitte (English: Mother Brigitte) sometimes also written as Manman Brigitte and also known by Gran Brigitte, Grann Brigitte, Manman, Manman Brigit, and Maman Brijit is a death loa (or lwa) and the consort of Baron Samedi in Haitian Vodou. She drinks rum infused with hot peppers and is symbolized by a black rooster. Like Samedi and the Guede, she is foul-mouthed. Maman Brigitte also has the distinction of being one of the few loa who is depicted as being white. She is also the adoptive mother of Guede Nibo >Due to the religious persecution of slaves in Haiti and the Americas, Manman Brigitte has been syncretized and represented by various saints, usually those depicted with fire or snakes, including Brigid of Kildare and Mary Magdalene, although she is usually syncretized with Saint Brigid >Saint Brigid of Kildare or Brigid of Ireland (Irish: Naomh Bríd; Latin: Brigida; c.451 – 525) is the patroness saint (or 'mother saint') of Ireland, and one of its three national saints along with Patrick and Columba >There is debate over whether Brigid was a real person. There are few historical facts about her, and early hagiographies "are mainly anecdotes and miracle stories, some of which are deeply rooted in Irish pagan folklore". She has the same name and many of the same attributes as the Celtic goddess Brigid, and there are many supernatural events and folk customs associated with her >Brigid (/ˈbrJdʒJd, ˈbriːJd/ BRIJ-id, BREE-id, Irish: [ˈbʲɾʲJjJdʲ, ˈbʲɾʲiːdʲ]; meaning 'exalted one' from Old Irish), Brigit or Bríg is a goddess of pre-Christian Ireland. She appears in Irish mythology as a member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the daughter of the Dagda and wife of Bres, with whom she had a son named Ruadán Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471611 I don't know, but I think there was something dark about him before he joined Piracy. The horrors only made him stronger.
>"Roberts seemed to be a calm person. However, on the contrary, he was a cold-blooded pirate who didn't hesitate to do some cruel deeds. Once, he captured a slaver with 80 slaves on board. He burned that ship with all slaves on it. The reason was he wouldn't waste any time or efforts to unshackle the unfortunate people." Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471615 >>16471617 Funny he didn't like the Irish.
>"Bartholomew 'Black Bart' Roberts experienced problems with mutinous Irishmen early in his pirate career and was known to generally avoid recruiting Irishmen, to the extent that captured merchant sailors would sometimes affect an Irish accent to discourage Roberts from forcing them into his pirate crew." Anonymous
Quoted By:
Another schizo thread with a mountain of text, tldr
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471617 >I think there was something dark about him before he joined Piracy. He was a classic psychopath. Worse, he was Welsh.
>he didn't like the Irish He couldn't decipher the facking noises squeaking out of their gobs.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Hate to break it to you, but pirates were the first open society. Recruiting women and blacks into their ranks.
Anonymous
>>16471621 >>16471622 fixed the resolution
Anonymous
>>16471561 Yes, bum temple of Aphrodite.
>Let me tell you a story about the worship of a deity in antiquity: Aphrodite Kallipygos or Aphrodite "with the great butt" and a temple in Syracuse dedicated to great butts >The origin of the cult of this Aphrodite would be the following. Athenaios (12.554c-e) say that the two daughters of a relatively prosperous farmer in Siracusa (Italy), beautiful, cheerful and of sharp wit, bet one Sicilian summer evening on the beauty of their buttocks to see which of them was worthy of the first prize. For this they agreed to show it to a passerby and have him decide who was the winner >The girls lived on the outskirts of the city, so they had to wait a long time to find the appropriate judge. At last a young man with broad shoulders and a neat tunic appeared on the slope of the road. At the precise moment when he reached where they were and saw them, Helena lifted her tunic and, smiling, looked down at her buttocks >So when Aspasia told him about the bet and in turn showed him her own buttocks, he could no longer think of anything but Helena’s ass. Of course you voted for it. In fact, he fell in love with her, so much so that when he returned to the city he told his younger brother what had happened. The younger brother went to the outskirts of town as soon as he could to see the girls. It turns out that he fell in love with the younger sister, even long before he was lucky enough to see her bare buttocks Anonymous
>>16471625 >The boys plead with their father to allow them to marry the girls, and the father could not deny them when he saw the girls. They married, and the girls became famous for their assets, and were called The Fair-Buttocks. Since they had become rich and famous, they founded a temple to Aphrodite in thanks, and it was dedicated to he aspect of the goddess relating to beautiful butts, and the temple was then manned only by women with beautiful rear-ends >Ancient Greece knew the beauty pageants, it is known that the Callipyge festivals were celebrated in honor of Aphrodite, the celebration consisted of a beauty pageant in which women exposed their buttocks to be judged, hence the term Callipyge, the one with beautiful buttocks Anonymous
>>16471625 >>16471626 >Modern obsession with butts | Evolutionary psychology | Philosophical anthropology https://youtu.be/KhJW_0y_2r4 Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471624 Noice. Thanks & saved.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>16471625 >>16471626 >>16471627 BTW What is the political implication of two guardian statues on Epstein's Caribbean Island related to Aphrodite?
>Pseudo-Hyginus, Fabulae 197 (trans. Grant) (Roman mythographer C2nd A.D.): "Venus [Ashtarte]. Into the Euphrates River an egg of wonderful size is said to have fallen, which the fish rolled to the bank. Doves sat on it, and when it was heated, it hatched out Venus [Aphrodite], who was later called the Syrian goddess [Ashtarte]. Since she excelled the rest in justice and uprightness, by a favour granted by Jove [Zeus], the fish were put among the number of the stars [as the constellation Pisces], and because of this the Syrians do not eat fish or doves, considering them as gods." [N.B. These fish appear to be the original Syrian form of the late classical Ikhthyokentauroi (Fish-Centaurs) >Suidas s.v. Aphroi (trans. Suda On Line) (Byzantine Greek Lexicon C10th A.D.): "Aphroi (Africans) : Name of a people; the Karthaginians (Carthaginians). [They are descended] from Aphros who was king of Libya, the son of Kronos (Cronus) by Philyra." Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471517 HOLY SHIT IS THAT A TEMPLAR I'M GOING INSSSANNNNE HELP ME NIGGERMAN
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471544 Funny that the Curse of the Black Pearl has probably the most accurate portrayal of pirates.
Loathsome, ugly, rotten teeth, desperate dirty, rapey and murderous sea dogs.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471630 >Kronos God of Rolex and cuckoo clocks? Likes his infants rare with a side of green beans?
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471629 Wtf is wrong with these people?
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471556 Sagely advice from the brit.
Literal fantasy is fantasy
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471539 >despite what Pagans say their religion was destroyed by the Romans highly unlikely
the headquarters of druidism on Anglesey may have been destroyed, but there were druids all over northern europe, each carrying the sum of druidical knowledge in their memory
the majority of wales was never even occupied by the invaders, it would have been easy for many of the druids to escape Anglesey before the legions attacked
Anonymous
>>16471613 >>16471614 >>16471615 Steve Jackson Games (the guys from the illuminati card game 9/11 who were raided by the FBI/CIA) made an rpg about Voodoo that cites the Pirates.
>Voodoo originated in the Caribbean, the site of many historical dramas and tragedies. From savage Indian wars to the European discovery of America to the infamous pirate raids of the Age of Sail, the lush tropical islands and coastlines touched by the Caribbean Sea are now known most for tourist resorts or Third-World chaos. Once they were a treas- ure trove where whole generations of Spanish, English and French colonists amassed enor- mous fortunes and became a new order of aristocracy, mostly by exploiting slave labor at enormous human expense. People from four continents met and settled there, their beliefs and cultures often clashing and eventually mixing. Removed from civilization, isolated by the treacherous seas, the Caribbean lands knew only the law of the strongest >Voodoo was born in the Caribbean. Voodoo Initiates can crew pirate ships, using their powers to supplement broad- sides and sabers on the Spanish Main. An interesting campaign casts the PCs as slaves being transported in a ship; using their Initiate powers, they engineer a mutiny and take over the vessel. Where do they go from here? Do they attempt to return to Africa? Do they reach the mainland and try the Maroon life? Or do they decide to give the Europeans a small taste of terror? Mystic pirates are also possible. Many tales tell of pirate captains who had a dark- skinned “advisor” with strange abilities. Initiates fleeing the European wars may have no recourse but to turn outlaw, com- ing into conflict with both the Lodges they fled from and the Voodoo priests of the New World Anonymous
>>16471638 >Europe in the Age of Sail was a land going through “interesting times.” The Reformation and Counter-Reformation were tearing the land apart. The Masons, led by the Enlightened Lodges, were attempting to destroy the Church and the monarchies it supported. A good source of ideas for a mystical Swashbuckling cam- paign set in Europe is Robert Anton Wilson’s Historical Illuminatus! series >The Haitian Revolution was led by Voodoo priests and magicians, many of whom originated in the independent Maroon communities of ex-slaves in the wilderness (see sidebar, p. 105). In the world of the Shadow War, the loa’s inter- vention sparked plagues that decimated the French armies, and inspired the slave population to rise up in arms and defeat a better-equipped army. Under the physical struggle was a mystic war between the houngans and the Lodges, particularly fac- tions from the Order of the Enlightened (see p. 30). But beneath that was the constant influence of the Mayombe and other Corruptor spirits (see sidebar, p. 21) Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471543 come on jidf -do something useful for once - what does it say?
Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
wtf is with all the freemason threads recently?
Anonymous
>>16471623 >>16471638 >>16471639 That's because the Caribbean was the most hardcore place of America.
>The colonial system of the Caribbean was inherently unstable, based on the enslavement and subservience of the majority of the population for the enrichment of a small minority. It is not surprising that for five centuries wars, insurrections and massacres have plagued Caribbean history. Governments institutionalized murder as a weapon of terror, and petty dictators used whatever means they had to crush their opponents. The Corruptors have also thrived on the political chaos in Latin America and the Caribbean. More than one political leader, including the Duvalier family and Fidel Castro, has been rumored to enjoy the protection of supernatural entities >The Corruptors and their servants have often used the Lodges’ policies to carry out their own plans. Using racism, greed and fear as their tools, they weakened European and North American civilization and devastated the Caribbean and South America. Mystics and magicians from both sides were fighting each other; they were too busy to discover and confront their true enemies Anonymous
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471643 These folks need to be purged from society and the planet.
Anonymous
>>16471645 Is Costarica best country?
Anonymous
>>16471644 >Between 1956 and 1959, a handful of guerrillas hiding in the mountains managed to gain enormous popular support both at home and abroad, and overthrew Fulgencio Batista, then dictator of Cuba. Castro's triumph was so unlikely that many people in Cuba believe he is a powerful brujo with supernatural powers. In the world of Shadow War, this is exactly the case >Fidel Castro, like any good Marxist intellectual, had a complete disdain for superstition – until he had a vision in the Sierra Maestra. A mighty Mayombe appeared to Castro in dreams, and the revolutionary and the spirit made a deal. Shortly thereafter, an American reporter gave Castro the international exposure he needed to build support. A series of miraculous victories against the government and a wave of public discontent brought it to power. The shootings and executions that followed were the beginning of the sacrificial payment >The new leader skillfully maneuvered the two chapters of the Order of Illuminists (see p. 30) that controlled the US and the Soviet Union, respectively, playing against each other and managing to remain not aligned with the US, a unique achievement for the time. The dictator had a fright when he miscalculated (or perhaps his spiritual advisor deceived him) and nearly plunged the world into nuclear war. As a result, he now suspects his benefactor is more malevolent than he thought Anonymous
>>16471648 >Meanwhile, Cuba has been a bastion of Corruptor activity. Drug dealers, terrorists and other tools of the Corruptors have found safe havens on the island. Cuban (or Soviet, for that matter) money paid for a series of covert operations. Aided by the secrecy surrounding all dictatorial governments, Midwayers and the evil Initiates have attacked many innocent people – they have wiped out entire villages without the international press or the surrounding population knowing about it. And many of the “Marielito” refugees who arrived in the US in the 1980s weren't quite human… https://youtu.be/rPBssc1epXw Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471569 Based US marine and Navy stomping of Huwhite enslaving muzzie pirates
Anonymous
>>16471648 >>16471649 >There are some unconfirmed rumors that Castro is in fact a Santería initiate. Migene González-Whippler, an author who has published several books about Santería, tells an interesting anecdote, told to her by a Cuban Santera now living in New York. The woman claims that, a long time ago in Cuba, she attended a Santería grand ritual in which Fidel was immersed in a bathtub full of blood from sacrificed animals. This ritual would protect him against harm and give him total control against his enemies. Another source claims that Castro was consecrated at an early age to Ayaguna, an African deity-one of the 16 types of manifestations of Obatalá—which had miraculously saved him from certain death at the age of six. The consecration was performed at the Birán estate by a servant at the Castro's home, a black woman from Congo and a santera of the Palo Mayombe cult. Castro's daughter Alina Fernández mentions that both Fidel's mother, Lina, and his grandmother, Dominga, were involved in Santería >By mid-1958 most of the Cuban people profoundly hated the Batista regime. By that time the santeros from Regla and Guanabacoa, two small seafaring towns Southeast of Havana, had joined their Santiago colleagues in their prophecy of Batista's downfall. They were fully convinced that Batista's days were counted after they got word that Fidel was wearing a resguardo prepared by his godmother Celia Sánchez, a powerful santera and a daughter of Yemaya Anonymous
>>16471651 >When Batista abandoned the country in the early hours of January 1st, 1959, Cuban santeros interpreted the event as an auspicious sign: The revolution was won the day of San Manuel, a holy day of the Orishas. Fidel Castro, therefore, was an "elegido," a man chosen by the Gods >In January, 1959, Castro and his guerrillas arrived in Havana. Many of them were sporting Santería necklaces and bracelets, made out of colorful beads. Though largely ignored by the American media, the fact did not escape the attention of Santería believers throughout the Island. Santería necklaces are colorful and have a precise color symbolism. Red and black beads, for example, are the colors of Elegguá. All white beads are the ones of Obatalá; red and white are Changó's; blue and crystal beads are Yemayá's; and red and yellow beads are the colors of Ochún. The color of the beads may vary, depending on the aspect or "path" of the orisha >Colors have an important symbolism in Santería. To Santería adepts, the red-and-black colors of the Movimiento 26 de julio (26th of July Movement, M-26-7) banner had a special meaning: they are also the colors of Elegguá, the God of Destiny, the one who opens and closes the doors to happiness and disgrace. In many Cuban homes a glass full of water devoted to Elegguá is kept behind the main door as a talisman of good luck. When Fidel's barbudos entered Havana in triumph carrying the M-26-7 flags many interpreted it as a signal that Elegguá was protecting Fidel Castro Anonymous
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471651 >>16471658 >Its no secret Fidel Castro employed Cuban Espiritismo mediums and priests of Palo Mayombe to help him overthrow the American backed government of Cuba >Fidel asked these psychics to spy on the movements of enemy troops via remote viewing or trance mediumship, and direct spiritual attacks on military officials >Fidel Castro was also able to evade each and every assassination attempt made on him (there where a lot) by the CIA and other covert American intelligence agencies through the warning of Palo Mayombe priests, and or priests or priestess of Santeria (Castro was warned by a Palo priest not to smoke cigars for a week. The CIA decades latter admitted they placed a cigar in Castro's weekly box of smokes containing an explosive charge which would have taken Castro's face off had he lit it. Castro smoked only fresh cigars, at the end of the week those untouched old cigars where discarded, and new cigars provided) >Fidel Castro was made a Palo priest himself, but mainly for the power and protection that title confreres upon a person >How maddening it must of have been, and my Nfumbe tells me that is was terribly so, for these ego-inflated CIA operatives to be undone time and time again by the powers of an invisible world Anonymous
Quoted By:
NIGGERS could be here...
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471647 It's Brazil: Caribbean island version. If you like Brazil, then go.
Gon !!UYaySxw8qD1
Imagine being in a country where they stem you ability to join men clubs.>I'm going to bring back smoking rooms where you just sit in silence and read the paper.
Anonymous
Quoted By:
>>16471720 it's because some twatter refugees paid gookmoot $15k per jannie position. Jannie salary now -$15k.
Anonymous
