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    Birth of a Nation
    Birth of a Nation
    Birth of a Nation
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    Birth of a Nation

    By J. L. Rose

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    In order to understand the dynamics of religion (covert politics), it is imperative that one understands the origin, purpose and/or intent of the same. Human behavior when left unchecked, results in a variety of cultures/religions that rule our everyday affairs, which is the central theme of this book.

    This book goes into the origin evolution of the human race, and the reason for its negative tendencies. Our behavior is the product of our thinking, though to some degree, our being can be attributed to our environment. If our anatomy is not properly evolved (developed), the same will affect our psychology, remember, our brain receives its nourishment from our blood.

    Over the years there has been speculations as to origin of man and his religion (politics). The content of this book will lay to rest some of the ignorance brought about by contemporary culture (religion). an ever-present ignorance. One must always bear in mind that all religions only seek to glorify and glamorize the culture and nature of its creators and protractors.

    The so-called New Testament is only a tool used by the wealth robbers, to justify the New World Order, the critical thinkers must therefore, guard themselves and their progeny against this political (religious) machine that once rolling, is unrelenting in its pursuit for wealth and power. Every war ever visited by the human race, has been stimulated by the afore-mentioned greed.

    You (reader) will also see a comparative analysis of the original Egyptian language and the so-called English, Roman, Arabic and many of the worlds dominating languages.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateMay 4, 2011
    ISBN9781462011117
    Birth of a Nation
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    J. L. Rose

    Julio Rose was born Panama City, Republic of Panama, November 1954, where he studied theology at the Franciscan Theological seminary at Boquete, in the Chiriquí province. He migrated to the United States in April of 1974, took up residence in Los Angeles, California, then to Brooklyn, New York, Augusta, Georgia. He moved to Columbia, South Carolina, thereafter where he attended Benedict College, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Public Administration. He then picked up residence in Central America. His expertise is in linguistics and is fluent in the English, Spanish and Arabic languages. Areas o travel includes Central America, Asia, Europe, Australia and Puerto Rico.

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      Birth of a Nation - J. L. Rose

      Birth

      of a

      Nation

      J. L. Rose

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      Birthof aNation

      Copyright © 2011 J. L. Rose

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      iUniverse rev. date: 4/27/2011

      About the Author

      Julio Rose was born Panama City, Republic of Panama, November 1954, where he studied theology at the Franciscan Theological seminary at Boquete, in the Chiriquí province.

      He migrated to the United States in April of 1974, took up residence in Los Angeles, California, then to Brooklyn, New York, Augusta, Georgia, Columbia, South Carolina.

      He moved to Columbia, South Carolina, thereafter where he attended Benedict College, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Public Administration. He then picked up residence in Central America.

      His expertise is in linguistics and is fluent in the English, Spanish and Arabic languages. Areas o travel includes Central America, Asia, Europe, Australia and Puerto Rico.

      Contents

      Introduction

      A child is born

      Founding of the World

      Expansion of Re-biblic

      The child’s many faces

      The Circus (Church), or Noah’s ark

      The Phallic culture

      Epilogue

      Introduction

      Religion has become one of the most powerful things in the life of most people. Religion was first brought by westerners, who set out to conquer lands as they left the caves of Europe and Asia. The most celebrated of such in the Americas, is Christopher Columbus, who upon his arrival, he called it "New world.

      The so-called New world would then need a governing, digestible to the Caucasian palate. They quickly found a solution, and opted on a New world order. The rules to be established, would have to be embedded in the subconscious of the victims by the victor, this will be called the New Testament.

      It must be clear to the reader that, when Columbus arrived in the Americas, he was unlettered, unable to read and write. Columbus arrived in Spain only seven years before he arrived in the Americas, 1485. Spain had just got out of a war with the Moors, and was still suffering the effects of such war.

      Another thing that must be clear, is that after spending so many years in the caves of Asia and the wintery deserts of Europe; it is perfectly understandable why Caucasians would refer to everything as New. Then again, there is nothing new under the sun, Ecclesiastes 1: 9.

      Religion is the single most diabolical and dangerous idiosyncrasy one could ever experience. Many will say that religion is sometimes good because of its intention, I maintain that, the road to death and destruction is paved with good intention.

      Over the years, we have witnessed how the Caucasian (cavemen) has taken much delight in the art of deception, an art not limited toward others, but the self as well. This deception is seen in every aspect of western culture, military geniuses at west point, firmly believe the Trojan horse trick to be military genius. Cavemen believe that deception is the art of war, and as the trickster said, power perceived is power achieved.

      These tricksters have not considered that every action (cause, percussion) has a reaction (effect, repercussion). The western culture is reaping what they have sowed over the years. They have the knowledge of the science of opposites (good and evil), yet they did not observe the proper balance of the same. Instead they wanted to satisfy their wicked desires.

      The time to pay the piper is rapidly approaching, can the westerners live up to payment? Their society is about to become the Police State they hate so much, and of which they so much accused China and Russia. They moved too far right on the symmetry scale, without considering that anything in excess produces an effect opposite to that intended.

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      Then there arose a synagogue (lodge) called temple (shrine) of the Liberty-ines (Freemasons). The waters you saw where the harlot (Liberty statue) sits are people, multitudes (of Africans, Latinos, Caucasians, Orientals, Arabs, etc) and languages, Acts 6: 9; Rev 17: 15.

      A child is born

      You shall conceive and bear son, no razor shall come upon his head (a hairy rebel), Judges 13: 5.

      The King (dragon) stood before the woman who was ready to give birth, to devour (exile, destroy) the child as soon as it was born, Revelation 12:4.

      The woman fled into the wilderness (cave), Revelation 12: 6.

      It came to pass, at the time for giving birth, twins (Romulus and Remus; Cain and Abel) were in her womb. When she was giving birth one put out his hand, this one came out first, Genesis 38: 28.

      The first one came out red all over, like a hairy garment, Genesis 25:25.

      She bore a male child who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron. The child then declares: I come as a thief in the night, Rev 16: 15.

      The smell of my son is like the smell of the animal of the filth (field), Genesis 27:27.

      The King said to his servants; bind (Oedi) him hand and foot and cast him into utter darkness, Matthew 22: 13.

      Every religious (cultural) philosophy invariably starts with the birth of a child. The story of Muhammad starts with this little Arab child who was taken into the wilderness of the desert, and raised there. The story of Jesus has a very similar tone; he was taken into the cave (mange) and raised there. The story of Moses has a very similar tune; and the stories of Zeus and Krishna also bear a striking resemblance.

      As we regress in the annals of history, we see that the story of Oedipus is of the same tune; he was sent to the caves and saved there by a passer-by who would later be dubbed a Good Samaritan. The story of Zeus is very similar, like Jesus he was taken by his mother to the island of Crete, where he was raised in secrecy.

      It must be made clear to the reader that, all of the stories you have just red, represent the same group of people. Muhammad, Jesus, Moses, Oedipus, Zeus and all the characters in question, symbolize a different episode of the life of those we have come to know as cavemen.

      The people of the cave are known today in the scientific arena as Homo sapiens. These cavemen are direct descendants of another group called Homo erectus, the African albinos that gave birth to the Caucasian race. The latter are albinos who were exiled from Egypt, centuries before any form of religion was ever known. The most celebrated story of the albino’s departure from Egypt is known as the Exodus.

      Homo Sapiens: Caucasian

      Homo Erectus: Albino (hybrid)

      Exodus: Caucasian journey to cave

      Hijra: Arab journey to cave and desert

      The story of Adam and Eve is only one of so many versions of the same saga, the outcast of the genetic defective albinos from the Egyptian (Garden of Eden) territory. The many versions of the same story give us the word versatile (many versions). The Caucasian race has glamorized its migration from Egypt, in such fashion that it couldn’t but evoke and inspire emotion.

      The story of Moses would make it appear as if the albinos escaped Egypt against the king’s (Pharaoh’s) will, these albinos were expelled from Egypt. And this story is also dramatized as Adam (Edom) and Eve cast out of Carth-age (Garden) of Eden.

      The ritualistic drama known as bull-fighting is a dramatization of this expulsion. The bull is known as two-horned one, the two horns symbolize

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