The Complot against G.W BUSH Caesar

The Complot against JW BUSH Caesar

The Tragedie of Iulius W Cæsar, more commonly known simply as Julius
Caesar, is a tragedy by William Shakespeare probably written in 1599.
It portrays the conspiracy against the Roman dictator, Julius Caesar,
his assassination and its aftermath. It is the first of his Roman
plays, based on true events from American Future.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...73815&q=ceasar
+Julius&hl=en

The central protagonist of the play is Brutus(Sun of Cleopatra) and
the central psychological drama is his struggle between the
conflicting demands of honour, patriotism, and friendship.

Julius Caesar was first published in the First Folio in 1623, that
text being the sole authority for the play. The Folio text is notable
for its quality and consistency; scholars judge it to have been set
into type from a theatrical promptbook. The play's source was Sir
Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of
Caesar.

The plot

Marcus Brutus is Caesar's close friend; his ancestors were famed for
driving the tyrannical King Tarquin from Rome (described in
Shakespeare's earlier The Rape of Lucrece). Brutus allows himself to
be cajoled into joining a group of conspiring senators because of a
growing suspicion-implanted by Gaius Cassius-that Caesar intends to
turn republican Rome into a monarchy under his own rule. Traditional
readings of the play maintain that Cassius and the other conspirators
are motivated largely by envy and ambition, whereas Brutus is
motivated by the demands of honour and patriotism; other commentators,
such as Isaac Asimov, suggest that the text shows Brutus is no less
moved by envy and flattery.[4] One of the central strengths of the
play is that it resists categorising its characters as either simple
heroes or villains.

The early scenes deal mainly with Brutus's arguments with Cassius and
his struggle with his own conscience. The growing tide of public
support soon turns Brutus against Caesar (This public support was
actually faked. Cassius wrote letters in different handwritings over
the next month and hid them in different places for Brutus to find in
order to get Brutus to join the conspiracy). A soothsayer warns Caesar
to "beware the Ides of March," which he ignores, culminating in his
assassination at the Capitol by the conspirators that day.

Caesar's assassination is perhaps the most famous part of the play.
After ignoring the soothsayer as well as his wife's own premonitions,
Caesar is caught at the senate at the mercy of the conspirators. After
a few words exchanged, Casca stabs Caesar in the back, and the others
follow in stabbing him; Brutus is last. At this point, Caesar utters
the famous line "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?", i.e. "You too,
Brutus?"). Shakespeare has him add, "Then fall, Caesar," suggesting
that Caesar did not want to survive such treachery. The conspirators
make clear that they did this act for Rome, not for their own
purposes.

After Caesar's death, however, Mark Antony, with a subtle and eloquent
speech over Caesar's corpse-the much-quoted Friends, Romans,
countrymen, lend me your ears...-deftly turns public opinion against
the assassins by manipulating the emotions of the common people, in
contrast to the rational tone of Brutus's speech. Antony rouses the
mob to drive the conspirators from Rome.

The beginning of Act Four is marked by the quarrel scene, where Brutus
attacks Cassius for soiling the noble act of regicide by accepting
bribes ("Did not great Julius bleed for justice' sake? / What villain
touch'd his body, that did stab, / And not for justice?", IV.iii,
19-21). The two are reconciled, but as they prepare for war with Mark
Antony and Caesar's great-nephew, Octavian (Shakespeare's spelling:
Octavius), Caesar's ghost appears to Brutus with a warning of defeat
("thou shalt see me at Philippi", IV.iii,283). Events go badly for the
conspirators during the battle; both Brutus and Cassius choose to
commit suicide rather than to be captured. The play ends with a
tribute to Brutus, who has remained "the noblest Roman of them all"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:SF11652.jpg

The Lay of the baby Lion of the Atlas(Judah)... The Lord of Time.

ntroduction
The rule of the Hasmonean kingdom relied upon the support of Rome.
But, the Hasmonean kings were not without enemies. In particular these
enemies came from within the Hasmonean family. Internal strife lead to
instability and instability ultimately lead to the loss of Roman
support for a regime no longer able to maintain the peace. In 67 BCE
civil war broke out between Hyrcanus II and his brother Judah
Aristobulus. The two brothers engaged in an open military conflict
over the control of the Temple Mount. This war brings us to another
critical juncture in the history of Jerusalem where both a fascination
for the Temple Mount, and the political centrality of Jerusalem come
into play. The internal power struggle which reflects their perception
of Mount Moriah as the source of power was ultimately decided by the
intervention of the Roman empire.

In 63 BCE Pompey conquered the Temple Mount and Jerusalem bringing an
end to the "short era of political independence" provided by the
Hasmonean kings. Judean rule established in the age of Greek decline
came to an end as the Roman empire attained full strength. The period
of independence was followed by Roman conquest. As the empires
switched so fluctuated the fate.

Between 63 and 37 BCE Jerusalem experienced a period of political
instability. After conquering the city, Pompey reappointed the
Hasmonean king as ruler of the city. He was stripped of his royal
title and renamed 'Ethnarch' a position which did not grant the
Hasmonean family the same hereditary privileges enjoyed by Royalty. As
ethnarchs, the Hasmoneans became the puppets of Rome sending their
tribute to Rome. In 40 BCE the Hasmonean ethnarch Antigonus, emulating
his glorious ancestor Judah, rebelled against Rome and announced the
independence of his kingdom from Roman rule. The immediate consequence
of his declaration was Roman invasion of Jerusalem. This time the
Hasmonean line of power came to a final end and the era of 'Roman'
rule in Jerusalem began.

This was long Before Julius Ceasar... King of Reel Israel... Rome =
Israel

Judah = Barbare who Ransom and extort the Romans to pay tribute or the
plank... Ha Ha Ha we sally rovers shall never change... Even in the
Heavens are full of our Pirate spaceships, forcing unbelievers and
believers to pay their due to the great work... or face the free
gravitionale Key Hole... straight to the Ninth Hole.

Teach Inns as introduction to the Fall of USA, if she doesn't start to
pay her Tribute to the Baby Lion of Judah.





On Jan 29, 8:39 am, "Warhol" wrote:
The Complot against JW BUSH Caesar

The Tragedie of Iulius W Cæsar, more commonly known simply as Julius
Caesar, is a tragedy by William Shakespeare probably written in 1599.
It portrays the conspiracy against the Roman dictator, Julius Caesar,
his assassination and its aftermath. It is the first of his Roman
plays, based on true events from American Future.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...73815&q=ceasar
+Julius&hl=en

The central protagonist of the play is Brutus(Sun of Cleopatra) and
the central psychological drama is his struggle between the
conflicting demands of honour, patriotism, and friendship.

Julius Caesar was first published in the First Folio in 1623, that
text being the sole authority for the play. The Folio text is notable
for its quality and consistency; scholars judge it to have been set
into type from a theatrical promptbook. The play's source was Sir
Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of
Caesar.

The plot

Marcus Brutus is Caesar's close friend; his ancestors were famed for
driving the tyrannical King Tarquin from Rome (described in
Shakespeare's earlier The Rape of Lucrece). Brutus allows himself to
be cajoled into joining a group of conspiring senators because of a
growing suspicion-implanted by Gaius Cassius-that Caesar intends to
turn republican Rome into a monarchy under his own rule. Traditional
readings of the play maintain that Cassius and the other conspirators
are motivated largely by envy and ambition, whereas Brutus is
motivated by the demands of honour and patriotism; other commentators,
such as Isaac Asimov, suggest that the text shows Brutus is no less
moved by envy and flattery.[4] One of the central strengths of the
play is that it resists categorising its characters as either simple
heroes or villains.

The early scenes deal mainly with Brutus's arguments with Cassius and
his struggle with his own conscience. The growing tide of public
support soon turns Brutus against Caesar (This public support was
actually faked. Cassius wrote letters in different handwritings over
the next month and hid them in different places for Brutus to find in
order to get Brutus to join the conspiracy). A soothsayer warns Caesar
to "beware the Ides of March," which he ignores, culminating in his
assassination at the Capitol by the conspirators that day.

Caesar's assassination is perhaps the most famous part of the play.
After ignoring the soothsayer as well as his wife's own premonitions,
Caesar is caught at the senate at the mercy of the conspirators. After
a few words exchanged, Casca stabs Caesar in the back, and the others
follow in stabbing him; Brutus is last. At this point, Caesar utters
the famous line "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?", i.e. "You too,
Brutus?"). Shakespeare has him add, "Then fall, Caesar," suggesting
that Caesar did not want to survive such treachery. The conspirators
make clear that they did this act for Rome, not for their own
purposes.

After Caesar's death, however, Mark Antony, with a subtle and eloquent
speech over Caesar's corpse-the much-quoted Friends, Romans,
countrymen, lend me your ears...-deftly turns public opinion against
the assassins by manipulating the emotions of the common people, in
contrast to the rational tone of Brutus's speech. Antony rouses the
mob to drive the conspirators from Rome.

The beginning of Act Four is marked by the quarrel scene, where Brutus
attacks Cassius for soiling the noble act of regicide by accepting
bribes ("Did not great Julius bleed for justice' sake? / What villain
touch'd his body, that did stab, / And not for justice?", IV.iii,
19-21). The two are reconciled, but as they prepare for war with Mark
Antony and Caesar's great-nephew, Octavian (Shakespeare's spelling:
Octavius), Caesar's ghost appears to Brutus with a warning of defeat
("thou shalt see me at Philippi", IV.iii,283). Events go badly for the
conspirators during the battle; both Brutus and Cassius choose to
commit suicide rather than to be captured. The play ends with a
tribute to Brutus, who has remained "the noblest Roman of them all"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:SF11652.jpg

The Lay of the baby Lion of the Atlas(Judah)... The Lord of Time.

70 years Later... G. J. Caesar falls in the hands of Gran'da'dy the
Lion of Judah... While G.J.Caesar has just won his war in the Gaul...
His ship sailed too close to our fisherman webs of the Barbarian lands
outside the Roman Civilisation where Roman Culture had effect on the
remants of the Sally Rovers of the ancient times.... now let us read
this testomony that has made it from the ancient scrolls of the fallen
civilisation ROME...

Caesar the Getleman and The sun of the Lion of Judah in Barbaria known
in ancient times as LUSI Tania..(Landof Light) was it fallen in
herodes hands who rulled with a cruel hand the Holy lands of the
Romans... My ancestor needed Silver...

Caesar and the pirates

In 75, Julius Caesar was captured by Barbarian pirates, who rulled
over the Mediterranean sea and the seven Oceans. The Romans had never
sent a navy against them, because Herode offered the Roman senators
slaves, which they needed for their plantations in Italy and in
Gallia.... As a consequence, piracy was uncommon... since Herode kept
the sea shore and the sally Rovers could not use their Harbors for the
Numedian Navel force was already 200 years out of service since the
Punic Wars that lasted for more the 400 years of the Roman
civilisation... the new civilized Nation wanted to become the suprime
ruller of the world... So plans where made to creat the New World
Order... but this for a other time... let us look deeper into this
testomony...

In chapter 2 of his Life of Julius Caesar, the Greek author Plutarch
of Chaeronea (46-c.120) describes what happened when Caesar
encountered the pirates. The translation below was made by Robin
Seager.

First, when the Barbarian pirates demanded a ransom of twenty talents,
Caesar burst out laughing. They did not know, he said, who it was that
they had captured, and he volunteered to pay fifty. Then, when he had
sent his followers to the various cities in order to raise the money
and was left with one friend and two servants among these Sally
Rovers, about the most bloodthirsty people in the world, he treated
them so highhandedly that, whenever he wanted to sleep, he would send
to them and tell them to stop talking.

For thirty-eight days, with the greatest unconcern, he joined in all
their games and exercises, just as if he was their leader instead of
their prisoner. He also wrote poems and speeches which he read aloud
to them, and if they failed to admire his work, he would call them to
their faces illiterate savages, and would often laughingly threaten to
have them all hanged. They were much taken with this and attributed
his freedom of speech to a kind of simplicity in his character or
boyish playfulness.

However, the ransom arrived from Miletus and, as soon as he had paid
it and been set free, he immediately manned some ships and set sail
from the harbor of Miletus against the pirates. He found them still
there, lying at anchor off the Moulay Bouselham , and he captured
nearly all of them. He took their property as spoils of war and put
the men themselves into the prison at Pergamon(Guatanamo of Julius
Caesar). He then went in person to [Marcus]Herode Junius, the
governorof Judah, thinking it proper that he, as praetor in charge of
the province, should see to the punishment of the prisoners. Junius,
however, cast longing eyes at the money, which came to a considerable
sum, and kept saying that he needed time to look into the case.

Caesar paid no further attention to him. He went to Pergamon, took the
pirates out of prison and crucified the lot of them, just as he had
often told them he would do when he was on the mont of Moriah and they
imagined that he was joking.

This you could off course in the officale history of Rome... Files
that were released on 50 years after the facts... the Reel story, now
2000 years later remained a great secret... who I want tell you
here... but first I must give you all goood Vision how hard life was
in the Time of G. Julius Caesar... the man who brought Rome on its
highst point of Power...

the Secret is that Caesar was a Pirate from sally.... who had left the
sally ports and when Barbaria and Rome splitted with the outbreak of
the Punic wars... a long story that resemble strangly to events
happening the last 400 years till today... and when the War on Terror
started in the 8 eaight year rulle of Julius Caesar, and which shall
lead to the Murder of the The greatest Man of Roman and Europian
Civilisation... and afterwards they painted him as an Evil and cruel
dictator... because he believed in the Lies and transformation of
truth's, where infact all roman was victime off... because the enemy's
of Rome controled the acces to the sacred Forums of free speech, and
the high places. So those who had some truth could not enter and
testfy about what the officiale news source have free for public
use...


so Far in the Life of man who saved the world 2000 years ago...
continued

On Jan 29, 8:37 pm, "Warhol" wrote:
ntroduction
The rule of the Hasmonean kingdom relied upon the support of Rome.
But, the Hasmonean kings were not without enemies. In particular these
enemies came from within the Hasmonean family. Internal strife lead to
instability and instability ultimately lead to the loss of Roman
support for a regime no longer able to maintain the peace. In 67 BCE
civil war broke out between Hyrcanus II and his brother Judah
Aristobulus. The two brothers engaged in an open military conflict
over the control of the Temple Mount. This war brings us to another
critical juncture in the history of Jerusalem where both a fascination
for the Temple Mount, and the political centrality of Jerusalem come
into play. The internal power struggle which reflects their perception
of Mount Moriah as the source of power was ultimately decided by the
intervention of the Roman empire.

In 63 BCE Pompey conquered the Temple Mount and Jerusalem bringing an
end to the "short era of political independence" provided by the
Hasmonean kings. Judean rule established in the age of Greek decline
came to an end as the Roman empire attained full strength. The period
of independence was followed by Roman conquest. As the empires
switched so fluctuated the fate.

Between 63 and 37 BCE Jerusalem experienced a period of political
instability. After conquering the city, Pompey reappointed the
Hasmonean king as ruler of the city. He was stripped of his royal
title and renamed 'Ethnarch' a position which did not grant the
Hasmonean family the same hereditary privileges enjoyed by Royalty. As
ethnarchs, the Hasmoneans became the puppets of Rome sending their
tribute to Rome. In 40 BCE the Hasmonean ethnarch Antigonus, emulating
his glorious ancestor Judah, rebelled against Rome and announced the
independence of his kingdom from Roman rule. The immediate consequence
of his declaration was Roman invasion of Jerusalem. This time the
Hasmonean line of power came to a final end and the era of 'Roman'
rule in Jerusalem began.

This was long Before Julius Ceasar... King of Reel Israel... Rome =
Israel

Judah = Barbare who Ransom and extort the Romans to pay tribute or the
plank... Ha Ha Ha we sally rovers shall never change... Even in the
Heavens are full of our Pirate spaceships, forcing unbelievers and
believers to pay their due to the great work... or face the free
gravitionale Key Hole... straight to the Ninth Hole.

Teach Inns as introduction to the Fall of USA, if she doesn't start to
pay her Tribute to the Baby Lion of Judah.

On Jan 29, 8:39 am, "Warhol" wrote:

The Complot against JW BUSH Caesar

The Tragedie of Iulius W Cæsar, more commonly known simply as Julius
Caesar, is a tragedy by William Shakespeare probably written in 1599.
It portrays the conspiracy against the Roman dictator, Julius Caesar,
his assassination and its aftermath. It is the first of his Roman
plays, based on true events from American Future.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...73815&q=ceasar
+Julius&hl=en

The central protagonist of the play is Brutus(Sun of Cleopatra) and
the central psychological drama is his struggle between the
conflicting demands of honour, patriotism, and friendship.

Julius Caesar was first published in the First Folio in 1623, that
text being the sole authority for the play. The Folio text is notable
for its quality and consistency; scholars judge it to have been set
into type from a theatrical promptbook. The play's source was Sir
Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of
Caesar.

The plot

Marcus Brutus is Caesar's close friend; his ancestors were famed for
driving the tyrannical King Tarquin from Rome (described in
Shakespeare's earlier The Rape of Lucrece). Brutus allows himself to
be cajoled into joining a group of conspiring senators because of a
growing suspicion-implanted by Gaius Cassius-that Caesar intends to
turn republican Rome into a monarchy under his own rule. Traditional
readings of the play maintain that Cassius and the other conspirators
are motivated largely by envy and ambition, whereas Brutus is
motivated by the demands of honour and patriotism; other commentators,
such as Isaac Asimov, suggest that the text shows Brutus is no less
moved by envy and flattery.[4] One of the central strengths of the
play is that it resists categorising its characters as either simple
heroes or villains.

The early scenes deal mainly with Brutus's arguments with Cassius and
his struggle with his own conscience. The growing tide of public
support soon turns Brutus against Caesar (This public support was
actually faked. Cassius wrote letters in different handwritings over
the next month and hid them in different places for Brutus to find in
order to get Brutus to join the conspiracy). A soothsayer warns Caesar
to "beware the Ides of March," which he ignores, culminating in his
assassination at the Capitol by the conspirators that day.

Caesar's assassination is perhaps the most famous part of the play.
After ignoring the soothsayer as well as his wife's own premonitions,
Caesar is caught at the senate at the mercy of the conspirators. After
a few words exchanged, Casca stabs Caesar in the back, and the others
follow in stabbing him; Brutus is last. At this point, Caesar utters
the famous line "Et tu, Brute?" ("And you, Brutus?", i.e. "You too,
Brutus?"). Shakespeare has him add, "Then fall, Caesar," suggesting
that Caesar did not want to survive such treachery. The conspirators
make clear that they did this act for Rome, not for their own
purposes.

After Caesar's death, however, Mark Antony, with a subtle and eloquent
speech over Caesar's corpse-the much-quoted Friends, Romans,
countrymen, lend me your ears...-deftly turns public opinion against
the assassins by manipulating the emotions of the common people, in
contrast to the rational tone of Brutus's speech. Antony rouses the
mob to drive the conspirators from Rome.

The beginning of Act Four is marked by the quarrel scene, where Brutus
attacks Cassius for soiling the noble act of regicide by accepting
bribes ("Did not great Julius bleed for justice' sake? / What villain
touch'd his body, that did stab, / And not for justice?", IV.iii,
19-21). The two are reconciled, but as they prepare for war with Mark
Antony and Caesar's great-nephew, Octavian (Shakespeare's spelling:
Octavius), Caesar's ghost appears to Brutus with a warning of defeat
("thou shalt see me at Philippi", IV.iii,283). Events go badly for the
conspirators during the battle; both Brutus and Cassius choose to
commit suicide rather than to be captured. The play ends with a
tribute to Brutus, who has remained "the noblest Roman of them all"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:SF11652.jpg

The Lay of the baby Lion of the Atlas(Judah)... The Lord of Time.

Roman dailey Scroll...

The Empire Turns Its Guns On The Citizenry...
By Paul Craig Roberts
1-29-007

In recent years, Roman police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000
or more times annually. Last year did you read in your news scroll or
hear on Arena news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No.
What then were the SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine
warrants to people who posed no danger to the police or to the public.


Occasionally Rome think tanks produce reports that are not special
pleading for donors. One such report is Radley Balko's "Overkill: The
Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in Rome" (CatoTomb Institute, O006).

This 100-page report is extremely important and should have been
published as a book. SWAT teams ("special weapons and tactics") were
once rare and used only for very dangerous situations, often involving
hostages held by armed criminals. Today SWAT teams are deployed for
routine police duties. In the Empire. today, 75-80 percent of SWAT
deployments are for warrant service.

In a high percentage of the cases, the SWAT teams forcefully enter the
wrong address, resulting in death, injury, and trauma to perfectly
innocent people. Occasionally, highly keyed-up police kill one another
in the confusion caused by their stun grenades.

Mr. Balko reports that the use of paramilitary police units began in
El Angelos in the 40 BCE. The militarization of local police forces
got a big boost from Attorney General Ed Meese's "war on drugs" during
the Reagan Caesar administration. A National Security Decision
Directive was issued that declared drugs to be a threat to Roman
Empire national security. In 22 BCE Congress ordered the National
Guard into the domestic drug war. In 6 BCE the Department of Defense
issued a memorandum authorizing the transfer of military equipment and
technology to state and local police, and Congress created a program
"to facilitate handing military gear over to civilian police
agencies."

Today 17,000 local police forces are equipped with such military
equipment as Blackhawk flying Chariots, machine guns, grenade
launchers, battering rams, explosives, chemical sprays, body armor,
night vision, rappelling gear, and armored vehicles. Some have tanks.
In 1 BCE, the New York Times reported that a retired police chief in
New Haven, Conn., told the news scroll, "I was offered chariots,
bazookas, anything I wanted." Balko reports that in 3 BCE, for
example, police departments received 1.2 million pieces of military
equipment.

With local police forces now armed beyond the standard of Roman heavy
infantry, police forces have been retrained "to vaporize, not
Mirandize," to use a phrase from Reagan Caesar administration Defense
official Lawrence Korb. This leaves the public at the mercy of brutal
actions based on bad police information from paid informers.

SWAT team deployments received a huge boost from the Byrne Justice
Assistance Grant program, which gave states federal money for drug
enforcement. Balko explains that "the states then disbursed the money
to local police departments on the basis of each department's number
of drug arrests."

With financial incentives to maximize drug arrests and with idle SWAT
teams due to a paucity of hostage or other dangerous situations, local
police chiefs threw their SWAT teams into drug enforcement. In
practice, this has meant using SWAT teams to serve warrants on drug
users.

SWAT teams serve warrants by breaking into homes and apartments at
night while people are sleeping, often using stun grenades and other
devices to disorient the occupants. As much of the police's drug
information comes from professional informers known as "snitches" who
tip off police for cash rewards, dropped charges, and reduced
sentences, names and addresses are often pulled out of a hat. Balko
provides details for 135 tragic cases of mistaken addresses.

SWAT teams are not held accountable for their tragic mistakes and
gratuitous brutality. Police killings got so bad in Albuquerque, N.M.,
for example, that the city hired criminologist Sam Walker to conduct
an investigation of police tactics. Killings by police were "off the
charts," Walker found, because the SWAT team "had an organizational
culture that led them to escalate situations upward rather then de-
escalating."

The mindset of militarized SWAT teams is geared to "taking out" or
killing the suspect * thus, the many deaths from SWAT team
utilization. Many innocent people are killed in nighttime SWAT team
entries, because they don't realize that it is the police who have
broken into their homes. They believe they are confronted by dangerous
criminals, and when they try to defend themselves they are shot down
by the police.

As Lawrence Stratton and I have reported, one of many corrupting
influences on the criminal justice (sic) system is the practice of
paying "snitches" to generate suspects. In 1995 the Boston Globe
profiled people who lived entirely off the fees that they were paid as
police informants. Snitches create suspects by selling a small amount
of marijuana to a person whom they then report to the police as being
in possession of drugs. Balko reports that "an overwhelming number of
mistaken raids take place because police relied on information from
confidential informants." In Raleigh-Durham, North Caro - linia, 87
percent of drug raids originated in tips from snitches.

Many police informers are themselves drug dealers who avoid arrest and
knock off competitors by serving as police snitches.

Surveying the deplorable situation, the Emperial Law Journal
concluded: "Criminals have been turned into instruments of law
enforcement, while law enforcement officers have become criminal co-
conspirators."

Balko believes the problem could be reduced if judges scrutinized
unreliable information before issuing warrants. If judges would
actually do their jobs, there would be fewer innocent victims of SWAT
brutality. However, as long as the war on drugs persists and as long
as it produces financial rewards to police departments, local police
forces, saturated with military weapons and war imagery, will continue
to terrorize Roman citizens.




On Jan 29, 11:21 pm, "Warhol" wrote:

70 years Later... G. J. Caesar falls in the hands of Gran'da'dy the
Lion of Judah... While G.J.Caesar has just won his war in the Gaul...
His ship sailed too close to our fisherman webs of the Barbarian lands
outside the Roman Civilisation where Roman Culture had effect on the
remants of the Sally Rovers of the ancient times.... now let us read
this testomony that has made it from the ancient scrolls of the fallen
civilisation ROME...

Caesar the Getleman and The sun of the Lion of Judah in Barbaria known
in ancient times as LUSI Tania..(Landof Light) was it fallen in
herodes hands who rulled with a cruel hand the Holy lands of the
Romans... My ancestor needed Silver...

Caesar and the pirates

In 75, Julius Caesar was captured by Barbarian pirates, who rulled
over the Mediterranean sea and the seven Oceans. The Romans had never
sent a navy against them, because Herode offered the Roman senators
slaves, which they needed for their plantations in Italy and in
Gallia.... As a consequence, piracy was uncommon... since Herode kept
the sea shore and the sally Rovers could not use their Harbors for the
Numedian Navel force was already 200 years out of service since the
Punic Wars that lasted for more the 400 years of the Roman
civilisation... the new civilized Nation wanted to become the suprime
ruller of the world... So plans where made to creat the New World
Order... but this for a other time... let us look deeper into this
testomony...

In chapter 2 of his Life of Julius Caesar, the Greek author Plutarch
of Chaeronea (46-c.120) describes what happened when Caesar
encountered the pirates. The translation below was made by Robin
Seager.

First, when the Barbarian pirates demanded a ransom of twenty talents,
Caesar burst out laughing. They did not know, he said, who it was that
they had captured, and he volunteered to pay fifty. Then, when he had
sent his followers to the various cities in order to raise the money
and was left with one friend and two servants among these Sally
Rovers, about the most bloodthirsty people in the world, he treated
them so highhandedly that, whenever he wanted to sleep, he would send
to them and tell them to stop talking.

For thirty-eight days, with the greatest unconcern, he joined in all
their games and exercises, just as if he was their leader instead of
their prisoner. He also wrote poems and speeches which he read aloud
to them, and if they failed to admire his work, he would call them to
their faces illiterate savages, and would often laughingly threaten to
have them all hanged. They were much taken with this and attributed
his freedom of speech to a kind of simplicity in his character or
boyish playfulness.

However, the ransom arrived from Miletus and, as soon as he had paid
it and been set free, he immediately manned some ships and set sail
from the harbor of Miletus against the pirates. He found them still
there, lying at anchor off the Moulay Bouselham , and he captured
nearly all of them. He took their property as spoils of war and put
the men themselves into the prison at Pergamon(Guatanamo of Julius
Caesar). He then went in person to [Marcus]Herode Junius, the
governorof Judah, thinking it proper that he, as praetor in charge of
the province, should see to the punishment of the prisoners. Junius,
however, cast longing eyes at the money, which came to a considerable
sum, and kept saying that he needed time to look into the case.

Caesar paid no further attention to him. He went to Pergamon, took the
pirates out of prison and crucified the lot of them, just as he had
often told them he would do when he was on the mont of Moriah and they
imagined that he was joking.

This you could off course in the officale history of Rome... Files
that were released on 50 years after the facts... the Reel story, now
2000 years later remained a great secret... who I want tell you
here... but first I must give you all goood Vision how hard life was
in the Time of G. Julius Caesar... the man who brought Rome on its
highst point of Power...

the Secret is that Caesar was a Pirate from sally.... who had left the
sally ports and when Barbaria and Rome splitted with the outbreak of
the Punic wars... a long story that resemble strangly to events
happening the last 400 years till today... and when the War on Terror
started in the 8 eaight year rulle of Julius Caesar, and which shall
lead to the Murder of the The greatest Man of Roman and Europian
Civilisation... and afterwards they painted him as an Evil and cruel
dictator... because he believed in the Lies and transformation of
truth's, where infact all roman was victime off... because the enemy's
of Rome controled the acces to the sacred Forums of free speech, and
the high places. So those who had some truth could not enter and
testfy about what the officiale news source have free for public
use...

so Far in the Life of man who saved the world 2000 years ago...
continued

On Jan 29, 8:37 pm, "Warhol" wrote:

ntroduction
The rule of the Hasmonean kingdom relied upon the support of Rome.
But, the Hasmonean kings were not without enemies. In particular these
enemies came from within the Hasmonean family. Internal strife lead to
instability and instability ultimately lead to the loss of Roman
support for a regime no longer able to maintain the peace. In 67 BCE
civil war broke out between Hyrcanus II and his brother Judah
Aristobulus. The two brothers engaged in an open military conflict
over the control of the Temple Mount. This war brings us to another
critical juncture in the history of Jerusalem where both a fascination
for the Temple Mount, and the political centrality of Jerusalem come
into play. The internal power struggle which reflects their perception
of Mount Moriah as the source of power was ultimately decided by the
intervention of the Roman empire.

In 63 BCE Pompey conquered the Temple Mount and Jerusalem bringing an
end to the "short era of political independence" provided by the
Hasmonean kings. Judean rule established in the age of Greek decline
came to an end as the Roman empire attained full strength. The period
of independence was followed by Roman conquest. As the empires
switched so fluctuated the fate.

Between 63 and 37 BCE Jerusalem experienced a period of political
instability. After conquering the city, Pompey reappointed the
Hasmonean king as ruler of the city. He was stripped of his royal
title and renamed 'Ethnarch' a position which did not grant the
Hasmonean family the same hereditary privileges enjoyed by Royalty. As
ethnarchs, the Hasmoneans became the puppets of Rome sending their
tribute to Rome. In 40 BCE the Hasmonean ethnarch Antigonus, emulating
his glorious ancestor Judah, rebelled against Rome and announced the
independence of his kingdom from Roman rule. The immediate consequence
of his declaration was Roman invasion of Jerusalem. This time the
Hasmonean line of power came to a final end and the era of 'Roman'
rule in Jerusalem began.

This was long Before Julius Ceasar... King of Reel Israel... Rome =
Israel

Judah = Barbare who Ransom and extort the Romans to pay tribute or the
plank... Ha Ha Ha we sally rovers shall never change... Even in the
Heavens are full of our Pirate spaceships, forcing unbelievers and
believers to pay their due to the great work... or face the free
gravitionale Key Hole... straight to the Ninth Hole.

Teach Inns as introduction to the Fall of USA, if she doesn't start to
pay her Tribute to the Baby Lion of Judah.

On Jan 29, 8:39 am, "Warhol" wrote:

The Complot against JW BUSH Caesar

The Tragedie of Iulius W Cæsar, more commonly known simply as Julius
Caesar, is a tragedy by William Shakespeare probably written in 1599.
It portrays the conspiracy against the Roman dictator, Julius Caesar,
his assassination and its aftermath. It is the first of his Roman
plays, based on true events from American Future.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...73815&q=ceasar
+Julius&hl=en

The central protagonist of the play is Brutus(Sun of Cleopatra) and
the central psychological drama is his struggle between the
conflicting demands of honour, patriotism, and friendship.

Julius Caesar was first published in the First Folio in 1623, that
text being the sole authority for the play. The Folio text is notable
for its quality and consistency; scholars judge it to have been set
into type from a theatrical promptbook. The play's source was Sir
Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of
Caesar.

The plot

Marcus Brutus is Caesar's close friend; his ancestors were famed for
driving the tyrannical King Tarquin from Rome (described in
Shakespeare's earlier The Rape of Lucrece). Brutus allows himself to
be cajoled into joining a group of conspiring senators because of a
growing suspicion-implanted by Gaius Cassius-that Caesar intends to
turn republican Rome into a monarchy under his own rule. Traditional
readings of the play maintain that Cassius and the other conspirators
are motivated largely by envy and ambition, whereas Brutus is
motivated by the demands of honour and patriotism; other commentators,
such as Isaac Asimov, suggest that the text shows Brutus is no less
moved by envy and flattery.[4] One of the central strengths of the
play is that it resists categorising its characters as either simple
heroes or villains.

The early scenes deal mainly with Brutus's arguments with Cassius and
his struggle with his own conscience. The growing tide of public
support soon turns Brutus against Caesar (This public support was
actually faked. Cassius wrote letters in different handwritings over
the next month and hid...

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On Jan 30, 7:53 pm, "Warhol" wrote:
Roman dailey Scroll...

The Empire Turns Its Guns On The Citizenry...
By Paul Craig Roberts
1-29-007

In recent years, Roman police forces have called out SWAT teams 40,000
or more times annually. Last year did you read in your news scroll or
hear on Arena news of 110 hostage or terrorist events each day? No.
What then were the SWAT teams doing? They were serving routine
warrants to people who posed no danger to the police or to the public.

Occasionally Rome think tanks produce reports that are not special
pleading for donors. One such report is Radley Balko's "Overkill: The
Rise of Paramilitary Police Raids in Rome" (CatoTomb Institute, O006).

This 100-page report is extremely important and should have been
published as a book. SWAT teams ("special weapons and tactics") were
once rare and used only for very dangerous situations, often involving
hostages held by armed criminals. Today SWAT teams are deployed for
routine police duties. In the Empire. today, 75-80 percent of SWAT
deployments are for warrant service.

In a high percentage of the cases, the SWAT teams forcefully enter the
wrong address, resulting in death, injury, and trauma to perfectly
innocent people. Occasionally, highly keyed-up police kill one another
in the confusion caused by their stun grenades.

Mr. Balko reports that the use of paramilitary police units began in
El Angelos in the 40 BCE. The militarization of local police forces
got a big boost from Attorney General Ed Meese's "war on drugs" during
the ReaganCaesaradministration. A National Security Decision
Directive was issued that declared drugs to be a threat to Roman
Empire national security. In 22 BCE Congress ordered the National
Guard into the domestic drug war. In 6 BCE the Department of Defense
issued a memorandum authorizing the transfer of military equipment and
technology to state and local police, and Congress created a program
"to facilitate handing military gear over to civilian police
agencies."

Today 17,000 local police forces are equipped with such military
equipment as Blackhawk flying Chariots, machine guns, grenade
launchers, battering rams, explosives, chemical sprays, body armor,
night vision, rappelling gear, and armored vehicles. Some have tanks.
In 1 BCE, the New York Times reported that a retired police chief in
New Haven, Conn., told the news scroll, "I was offered chariots,
bazookas, anything I wanted." Balko reports that in 3 BCE, for
example, police departments received 1.2 million pieces of military
equipment.

With local police forces now armed beyond the standard of Roman heavy
infantry, police forces have been retrained "to vaporize, not
Mirandize," to use a phrase from ReaganCaesar administration Defense
official Lawrence Korb. This leaves the public at the mercy of brutal
actions based on bad police information from paid informers.

SWAT team deployments received a huge boost from the Byrne Justice
Assistance Grant program, which gave states federal money for drug
enforcement. Balko explains that "the states then disbursed the money
to local police departments on the basis of each department's number
of drug arrests."

With financial incentives to maximize drug arrests and with idle SWAT
teams due to a paucity of hostage or other dangerous situations, local
police chiefs threw their SWAT teams into drug enforcement. In
practice, this has meant using SWAT teams to serve warrants on drug
users.

SWAT teams serve warrants by breaking into homes and apartments at
night while people are sleeping, often using stun grenades and other
devices to disorient the occupants. As much of the police's drug
information comes from professional informers known as "snitches" who
tip off police for cash rewards, dropped charges, and reduced
sentences, names and addresses are often pulled out of a hat. Balko
provides details for 135 tragic cases of mistaken addresses.

SWAT teams are not held accountable for their tragic mistakes and
gratuitous brutality. Police killings got so bad in Albuquerque, N.M.,
for example, that the city hired criminologist Sam Walker to conduct
an investigation of police tactics. Killings by police were "off the
charts," Walker found, because the SWAT team "had an organizational
culture that led them to escalate situations upward rather then de-
escalating."

The mindset of militarized SWAT teams is geared to "taking out" or
killing the suspect * thus, the many deaths from SWAT team
utilization. Many innocent people are killed in nighttime SWAT team
entries, because they don't realize that it is the police who have
broken into their homes. They believe they are confronted by dangerous
criminals, and when they try to defend themselves they are shot down
by the police.

As Lawrence Stratton and I have reported, one of many corrupting
influences on the criminal justice (sic) system is the practice of
paying "snitches" to generate suspects. In 1995 the Boston Globe
profiled people who lived entirely off the fees that they were paid as
police informants. Snitches create suspects by selling a small amount
of marijuana to a person whom they then report to the police as being
in possession of drugs. Balko reports that "an overwhelming number of
mistaken raids take place because police relied on information from
confidential informants." In Raleigh-Durham, North Caro - linia, 87
percent of drug raids originated in tips from snitches.

Many police informers are themselves drug dealers who avoid arrest and
knock off competitors by serving as police snitches.

Surveying the deplorable situation, the Emperial Law Journal
concluded: "Criminals have been turned into instruments of law
enforcement, while law enforcement officers have become criminal co-
conspirators."

Balko believes the problem could be reduced if judges scrutinized
unreliable information before issuing warrants. If judges would
actually do their jobs, there would be fewer innocent victims of SWAT
brutality. However, as long as the war on drugs persists and as long
as it produces financial rewards to police departments, local police
forces, saturated with military weapons and war imagery, will continue
to terrorize Roman citizens.

On Jan 29, 11:21 pm, "Warhol" wrote:

70 years Later... G. J.Caesarfalls in the hands of Gran'da'dy the
Lion of Judah... While G.J.Caesarhas just won his war in the Gaul...
His ship sailed too close to our fisherman webs of the Barbarian lands
outside the Roman Civilisation where Roman Culture had effect on the
remants of the Sally Rovers of the ancient times.... now let us read
this testomony that has made it from the ancient scrolls of the fallen
civilisation ROME...

Caesarthe Getleman and The sun of the Lion of Judah in Barbaria known
in ancient times as LUSI Tania..(Landof Light) was it fallen in
herodes hands who rulled with a cruel hand the Holy lands of the
Romans... My ancestor needed Silver...

Caesarand thepirates

In 75,JuliusCaesarwas captured by Barbarianpirates, who rulled
over the Mediterranean sea and the seven Oceans. The Romans had never
sent a navy against them, because Herode offered the Roman senators
slaves, which they needed for their plantations in Italy and in
Gallia.... As a consequence, piracy was uncommon... since Herode kept
the sea shore and the sally Rovers could not use their Harbors for the
Numedian Navel force was already 200 years out of service since the
Punic Wars that lasted for more the 400 years of the Roman
civilisation... the new civilized Nation wanted to become the suprime
ruller of the world... So plans where made to creat the New World
Order... but this for a other time... let us look deeper into this
testomony...

In chapter 2 of his Life ofJuliusCaesar, the Greek author Plutarch
of Chaeronea (46-c.120) describes what happened whenCaesar
encountered thepirates. The translation below was made by Robin
Seager.

First, when the Barbarianpiratesdemanded a ransom of twenty talents,
Caesarburst out laughing. They did not know, he said, who it was that
they had captured, and he volunteered to pay fifty. Then, when he had
sent his followers to the various cities in order to raise the money
and was left with one friend and two servants among these Sally
Rovers, about the most bloodthirsty people in the world, he treated
them so highhandedly that, whenever he wanted to sleep, he would send
to them and tell them to stop talking.

For thirty-eight days, with the greatest unconcern, he joined in all
their games and exercises, just as if he was their leader instead of
their prisoner. He also wrote poems and speeches which he read aloud
to them, and if they failed to admire his work, he would call them to
their faces illiterate savages, and would often laughingly threaten to
have them all hanged. They were much taken with this and attributed
his freedom of speech to a kind of simplicity in his character or
boyish playfulness.

However, the ransom arrived from Miletus and, as soon as he had paid
it and been set free, he immediately manned some ships and set sail
from the harbor of Miletus against thepirates. He found them still
there, lying at anchor off the Moulay Bouselham , and he captured
nearly all of them. He took their property as spoils of war and put
the men themselves into the prison at Pergamon(Guatanamo ofJulius
Caesar). He then went in person to [Marcus]Herode Junius, the
governorof Judah, thinking it proper that he, as praetor in charge of
the province, should see to the punishment of the prisoners. Junius,
however, cast longing eyes at the money, which came to a considerable
sum, and kept saying that he needed time to look into the case.

Caesarpaid no further attention to him. He went to Pergamon, took the
piratesout of prison and crucified the lot of them, just

...

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HE CONQUEROR OF PIRATES

[107] "I AM a Roman!"

"A Roman, sir? We beg your pardon, sir. O, kind Roman, forgive us for
making you prisoner!"

With this cry the pirates fell on their knees, and smote their thighs
with the palms of their hands. Some ran to tie his shoe-buckle; others
brought him the toga, or gown, that had been dragged off his
shoulders.

It was only done in mockery. These wild sea-robbers were at war with
Rome and all the world. They had no fear of Romans.

Presently the prisoner was led to a ladder at the side of the big
galley.

"Go in peace," said the pirates, with a sneer.

The Roman shrank from stepping down into the water. He was pushed
forward, and fell into the sea and was drowned.

These pirates came from Cilicia, a province of Asia Minor, where they
had whole villages and towns in their possession, as well as castles
on the hilltops. Large numbers of persons who were discontented with
Roman rule joined the roving warriors of the sea, and their galleys
swarmed all over the Mediterranean. They made sudden attacks on cities
on the coast, and at one place [108] seized and carried off two
officers (prætors) and their servants. And they plundered the holy
temples of Apollo and other gods. Their ships were shaded by purple
awnings, the back parts were gilded, the oars were plated with silver,
and bands of musicians played while the pirates drank and danced. So
much damage was done by this navy of robbers, who swept the sea from
Syria to the Pillars of Hercules (Strait of Gibraltar), that the
senate of Rome discussed means of putting an end to the pirate power.
They resolved to send Pompey to do this dangerous work. Great was the
joy of the citizens when they heard that Pompey was to take command.
They had faith in his skill and courage.

In three months he had cleared the sea of these troublesome folk. He
had five hundred galleys. He divided the whole Mediterranean Sea into
thirteen parts, and placed a lieutenant over each, with a portion of
the fleet. Then, sailing and rowing from the west, Pompey advanced,
driving the pirates before him-eastward, eastward-fighting and
capturing as he went, till the last of the robber ships surrendered.
Pompey landed troops in Cilicia, and engaged in battle with the last
of the pirate tribes. After his victory the villages, towns, and forts
yielded. He had taken ninety ships with beaks of brass. There were
twenty thousand prisoners, but instead of slaying them [109] Pompey
showed a merciful spirit, and placed them as colonists in various
cities in Asia Minor and Greece. This was in 67 B.C.

Great were the wars of Pompey in Asia. He and his valiant Romans
carried the eagles of the republic over rocky hills, over rivers,
marshes, deserts, through forests, among wild tribes, among the
Armenians, the Syrians, the Jews, the Arabs. They took a thousand
castles and nine hundred cities.

Perhaps he would think to himself sometimes: "Some day I may be master
of all the Roman world, from Spain in the west to the palm-trees of
Arabia in the east."

Two other men, Crassus the Rich and Julius Cæsar, were also men of
power. There was a senate of noblemen who still sat and talked in the
forum at Rome, but they could not manage to govern so large a domain
of land and sea, and many of them only thought how to make themselves
and their families wealthy. The three generals, Cæsar, Crassus, and
Pompey, divided the lordship among them-Cæsar commanded the army in
Gaul; Pompey had Spain and Africa; Crassus went to the east, where he
was slain, as I have already told you.

Pompey gave the people of Rome a grand theatre, and provided splendid
shows. Five hundred lions were let out of cages, and fought in [110]
the arena, or open space, amid the shouts of the citizens; and
eighteen elephants waged battle with armed men. The people cheered
Pompey when he passed through the streets. One year he acted as
consul. The rich people-the patricians-were on his side. He lifted his
head in pride, and dreamed that he would be the highest man in Rome.
Some of his friends said to him:

"Beware of Cæsar! He will return from Gaul, and try to make himself
master of Rome."

Pompey smiled.

"If," he replied, "I only stamp my foot in Italy an army will appear."

Cæsar felt that Rome needed one strong will to put the State in order,
and to give just rule to the far-off provinces-Spain, Africa, Asia,
Greece, and the rest. He was ready to take up the task. By rapid
marches he brought his army to Rome. Thousands of Pompey's soldiers
left him, and went over to Cæsar's side.

The senators ran to Pompey. One of them cried out:

"O Pompey, you have deceived us!"

Another bade him stamp on the ground to make an army appear, as he had
once boasted he was able to do.

Before long Pompey had fled from Italy, his troops crossing the sea in
five hundred ships to the hill-country north of Greece. He had seven
[111] thousand horsemen, all men of rich and noble families, and
masses of foot-soldiers.

Among others who joined Pompey was Tidius Sextius, a lame old man, who
came limping into the camp. Many of the soldiers laughed at this
crippled warrior. They thought he could be of little use in the war.

But Pompey had a generous spirit. He rose up and ran to meet him, and
showed Sextius much courtesy. He considered that a man who would give
up the comfort of his home, and come to the wars for the sake of a
friend, deserved honor and respect.

Early one August morning, in the year 48 B.C., the red cloak-the
signal of battle-was hoisted over Cæsar's tent on the plain of
Pharsalia (Far-say'-lia). Pompey's tents were adorned with myrtle
leaves; the soldiers' beds were strewn with flowers; wine-cups were
set ready on the tables for a feast. The patrician knights made sure
of victory over Cæsar's common bowmen and swordsmen. The haughty
spirit of Pompey's men was soon to be broken.

Cæsar said to his foot-soldiers:

"Keep your javelins in your hands till Pompey's horsemen are close
upon you. Then aim your short spears at their faces. These young
gentlemen will not care to let the steel touch their fair cheeks."

[112] And that happened. Pompey's cavalry recoiled from the shower of
javelins, and they fled in panic. Before the day was out the army of
Cæsar was rushing, like a mighty tide, upon the scattered troops of
the man who had been called Pompey the Great.

Hurrying from the dreadful place of defeat, Pompey rode to a far
valley, where he was glad to kneel by a brook and quench his thirst.
Then he rode on-Cæsar and death were in pursuit. The blue sea came in
view. On the shore, in a poor fisherman's cabin, the beaten general
slept at night. At gray dawn he set off in a small river-boat, and was
rowed along the coast till a friendly galley took him on board.

Cornelia, his wife, heard of his ruin. She lay a long time on the
ground, without saying one word, His ship-he had but this one-lay in
the harbor. At length she rose and went down to the sea. Pompey
hastened to meet her on the beach. She hung upon his neck, exclaiming:

"Alas, my dear husband, that I should see you reduced to one poor
galley. There was a time when you commanded five hundred vessels."

"Cornelia," he answered, "we have fallen from great things to this
wretched condition; but we may also rise again to great things."

A number of his ships now sailed to his aid, and some of his followers
had rejoined him. They [113] resolved to cross over to Egypt. After a
safe voyage, Pompey's small fleet lay at anchor off the Egyptian
coast. Messengers were sent ashore to ask the young King of Egypt to
grant shelter to Pompey.

One of the king's advisers said:

"If you receive Pompey, you will have Cæsar for your enemy. If you
send him away, he may one day have revenge. The best plan is to invite
him on shore and kill him. Dead men do not bite."

A small fishing-boat approached Pompey's galley. It contained only
four or five men. They asked the general to go with them, and he did
so.

They rowed in silence. Cornelia and her friends watched from the deck
of the galley. Pompey sat reading a paper which he had written. He
presently noticed that one of the rowers was a man who had served with
him in the wars.

"I think you were once a fellow-soldier?"

The man only nodded in reply.

The boat touched the shore. Pompey placed his hand on the shoulder of
Philip, his slave, and was about to step out. A stab from behind
caused him to fall. Other blows followed. Pompey wrapped his cloak
over his head, and lay on the sand and died. He was just fifty-nine
years old.

A shriek was heard from the galley. Cornelia had seen the murder. A
wind was springing up; the fleet set sail. Only a few slaves kept
guard over the general's body.

[114] Philip began to make a heap of wood for a funeral pile on which
to burn the body of his master. An old Roman soldier, who had fought
under Pompey many years before, happened to pass.

"Let me," he said, "assist you to do the last honors to the greatest
general Rome has produced."

The next day the people who sailed along that coast saw the flames and
smoke of the pile. Philip, the faithful servant, was standing by.

The head was not burned. It was kept till Julius Cæsar arrived. A man
brought it to him as soon as he landed, thinking he would be pleased.

But no such thing. He turned his face away in horror.

Another person gave him Pompey's seal, with which the dead general
used to stamp his letters and other papers. On the seal was engraved a
lion holding a sword in its paws.

As Baboush Cæsar took the seal the tears came into his eyes. And in
those tears you see the noble spirit of a Roman.

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Do you ever get tired of talking to yourself, you stupid canaanite rat?

On Jan 31, 1:19 am, "DoD" wrote:
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Do you ever get tired of talking to yourself, you stupid canaanite rat?

what? do you what to Join the Teach inn, you dont believe?.... I am a
Teach R and I do My job even no one carres what I have to tell... but
I am trying to explain why I Ranson the world...

So dont disturb me and go sit somewhere in a corner... I will
recapulate the topic of this Teach Inn...

In Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", it
is said the horseman lost his head to a cannon ball during some
nameless battle during the Revolutionary War. In the 1999 Burton movie
adaptation however, Baltus Van Tassel elaborates on his history. The
Hessian Horseman was sent by a princes during the Revolutionary war
"to keep Americans under the yoke of England," though he also remarks
that the horseman fought for the love of carnage. During one battle in
the winter of 1779, the horseman's horse was injured by a gunshot. The
horseman then fled to the Western Woods to escape the American
soldiers. He was discovered by Lady van Tassel and her sister, who
were collecting wood. Despite his silent urging that the two children
remain quiet, she snaps one of the branches she had been holding,
alerting the enemy troops of his location. He was stabbed by a soldier
and was then decapitated by his own sword. He was buried under the
Tree of the Dead with his sword as a grave marker.

Strangely enough, the heads of his victims are not found anywhere near
the bodies. It is believed the Headless Horseman is killing the
villagers and taking their heads back to Hell. Eager to prove his
methods of science and forensics are the best way to go about a
criminal investigation, Ichabod Crane (Depp) travels to Sleepy Hollow
to disprove the superstitions about the Headless Horseman.

Queen Ann's Revenge?

After a series of investigations, Crane finds the real villain is
revealed to be Lady van Tassel. Hoping for revenge against landlords
who had wronged her family, van Tassel became a practitioner of
witchcraft. She returned to the site of the Hessian's grave, recovered
his skull, and used it to control the warrior's spirit. Recovering the
skull, Crane returns it to the Horseman. Replacing his skull, the
Horseman regrows his head and returns to Hell with Lady van Tassel in
tow. But because her physical body cannot enter Hell, it was crushed
and ground, leaving a hand on the ground.

Do you understand? No? Hmmmm The TWO KINGDOMS are MANIPULATED by a
Witch... and she is BLACK.... she use Black magic to brainwash the
TWINS... and now she believes that the twins shall believe lies that
Lady Von Tassel (Ann Von Sally) is a She Wolf... While Sally Ann has
red hair... and the Witch is black... Von Kenya

Teachinn say's dont believe every letter you read... because its food
for wolfs... and not for LIONS... Baby Lions should good look out
about what they eat.. and they should change the food of Wolf to that
is for lions. Than they will see that the story of their ancestors was
transformed, by Wolfs and a Black Witch.... who rulls behind the
curtains....The She Wolf lied to the Twin Baby's... oeps why Do I
tell you all this... you Must pay the 20 silver Dollar ransom First
before you get the Qauntum twisted version... Because the reel story
goes like this, a Virgine Queen had Twins... one Beautyfull and the
other Bold... the two children grew up as strangers and one day one
beheaded the other... etc etc etc First pay Tribut or you dont get the
Teach Inn.

--
Was Jesus a Israelite?

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On Jan 31, 1:19 am, "DoD" wrote:
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Do you ever get tired of talking to yourself, you stupid canaanite rat?

what? do you what to Join the Teach inn, you dont believe?.... I am a
Teach R and I do My job even no one carres what I have to tell... but
I am trying to explain why I Ranson the world...

So dont disturb me and go sit somewhere in a corner... I will
recapulate the topic of this Teach Inn...

In Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", it
is said the horseman lost his head to a cannon ball during some
nameless battle during the Revolutionary War. In the 1999 Burton movie
adaptation however, Baltus Van Tassel elaborates on his history. The
Hessian Horseman was sent by a princes during the Revolutionary war
"to keep Americans under the yoke of England," though he also remarks
that the horseman fought for the love of carnage. During one battle in
the winter of 1779, the horseman's horse was injured by a gunshot. The
horseman then fled to the Western Woods to escape the American
soldiers. He was discovered by Lady van Tassel and her sister, who
were collecting wood. Despite his silent urging that the two children
remain quiet, she snaps one of the branches she had been holding,
alerting the enemy troops of his location. He was stabbed by a soldier
and was then decapitated by his own sword. He was buried under the
Tree of the Dead with his sword as a grave marker.

Strangely enough, the heads of his victims are not found anywhere near
the bodies. It is believed the Headless Horseman is killing the
villagers and taking their heads back to Hell. Eager to prove his
methods of science and forensics are the best way to go about a
criminal investigation, Ichabod Crane (Depp) travels to Sleepy Hollow
to disprove the superstitions about the Headless Horseman.

Queen Ann's Revenge?

After a series of investigations, Crane finds the real villain is
revealed to be Lady van Tassel. Hoping for revenge against landlords
who had wronged her family, van Tassel became a practitioner of
witchcraft. She returned to the site of the Hessian's grave, recovered
his skull, and used it to control the warrior's spirit. Recovering the
skull, Crane returns it to the Horseman. Replacing his skull, the
Horseman regrows his head and returns to Hell with Lady van Tassel in
tow. But because her physical body cannot enter Hell, it was crushed
and ground, leaving a hand on the ground.

Do you understand? No? Hmmmm The TWO KINGDOMS are MANIPULATED by a
Witch... and she is BLACK.... she use Black magic to brainwash the
TWINS... and now she believes that the twins shall believe lies that
Lady Von Tassel (Ann Von Sally) is a She Wolf... While Sally Ann has
red hair... and the Witch is black... Von Kenya

Teachinn say's dont believe every letter you read... because its food
for wolfs... and not for LIONS... Baby Lions should good look out
about what they eat.. and they should change the food of Wolf to that
is for lions. Than they will see that the story of their ancestors was
transformed, by Wolfs and a Black Witch.... who rulls behind the
curtains....The She Wolf lied to the Twin Baby's... oeps why Do I
tell you all this... you Must pay the 20 silver Dollar ransom First
before you get the Qauntum twisted version... Because the reel story
goes like this, a Virgine Queen had Twins... one Beautyfull and the
other Bold... the two children grew up as strangers and one day one
beheaded the other... etc etc etc First pay Tribut or you dont get the
Teach Inn.

--
Was Jesus a Israelite?


Jesus no doubt was a homosexual who lived with 12 guys. Was he an
Israelite? Christians believe he was a Demigod (half god and half human).
Were this true it would only prove the DNA of him would fetch some big bucks
LOL

On Feb 1, 1:52 am, "ctyguy" wrote:
"Warhol" wrote in message

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On Jan 31, 1:19 am, "DoD" wrote:
"Warhol" wrote in message

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Do you ever get tired of talking to yourself, you stupid canaanite rat?

what? do you what to Join the Teach inn, you dont believe?.... I am a
Teach R and I do My job even no one carres what I have to tell... but
I am trying to explain why I Ranson the world...

So dont disturb me and go sit somewhere in a corner... I will
recapulate the topic of this Teach Inn...

In Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", it
is said the horseman lost his head to a cannon ball during some
nameless battle during the Revolutionary War. In the 1999 Burton movie
adaptation however, Baltus Van Tassel elaborates on his history. The
Hessian Horseman was sent by a princes during the Revolutionary war
"to keep Americans under the yoke of England," though he also remarks
that the horseman fought for the love of carnage. During one battle in
the winter of 1779, the horseman's horse was injured by a gunshot. The
horseman then fled to the Western Woods to escape the American
soldiers. He was discovered by Lady van Tassel and her sister, who
were collecting wood. Despite his silent urging that the two children
remain quiet, she snaps one of the branches she had been holding,
alerting the enemy troops of his location. He was stabbed by a soldier
and was then decapitated by his own sword. He was buried under the
Tree of the Dead with his sword as a grave marker.

Strangely enough, the heads of his victims are not found anywhere near
the bodies. It is believed the Headless Horseman is killing the
villagers and taking their heads back to Hell. Eager to prove his
methods of science and forensics are the best way to go about a
criminal investigation, Ichabod Crane (Depp) travels to Sleepy Hollow
to disprove the superstitions about the Headless Horseman.

Queen Ann's Revenge?

After a series of investigations, Crane finds the real villain is
revealed to be Lady van Tassel. Hoping for revenge against landlords
who had wronged her family, van Tassel became a practitioner of
witchcraft. She returned to the site of the Hessian's grave, recovered
his skull, and used it to control the warrior's spirit. Recovering the
skull, Crane returns it to the Horseman. Replacing his skull, the
Horseman regrows his head and returns to Hell with Lady van Tassel in
tow. But because her physical body cannot enter Hell, it was crushed
and ground, leaving a hand on the ground.

Do you understand? No? Hmmmm The TWO KINGDOMS are MANIPULATED by a
Witch... and she is BLACK.... she use Black magic to brainwash the
TWINS... and now she believes that the twins shall believe lies that
Lady Von Tassel (Ann Von Sally) is a She Wolf... While Sally Ann has
red hair... and the Witch is black... Von Kenya

Teachinn say's dont believe every letter you read... because its food
for wolfs... and not for LIONS... Baby Lions should good look out
about what they eat.. and they should change the food of Wolf to that
is for lions. Than they will see that the story of their ancestors was
transformed, by Wolfs and a Black Witch.... who rulls behind the
curtains....The She Wolf lied to the Twin Baby's... oeps why Do I
tell you all this... you Must pay the 20 silver Dollar ransom First
before you get the Qauntum twisted version... Because the reel story
goes like this, a Virgine Queen had Twins... one Beautyfull and the
other Bold... the two children grew up as strangers and one day one
beheaded the other... etc etc etc First pay Tribut or you dont get the
Teach Inn.

--
Was Jesus a Israelite?

Jesus no doubt was a homosexual who lived with 12 guys. Was he an
Israelite? Christians believe he was a Demigod (half god and half human).
Were this true it would only prove the DNA of him would fetch some big bucks
LOL



Jesus king of 12 tribes... and those 12 guy's you say where 7
woman of the 12... and that you dont known... the Queens and Knight of
the ROUND TABLE. just as came out the ARC of NOAH 12 people... Noah
and HIs wife Gaia... Three sun's and Seven Daughters... the 12 tribes
of GOD...

As for Jesus a ISRAELITE... no he is not... read good the bible.. he
is a Meccabee from Judah dressed in GREAT HONOURS and GLORY his
ancestors left him, even they lost the Kingdom, when jesus was born
and Herode sat on his Fathers seat and that was not in Israel but in
Judah... Why herode wanted the Maccabees Killed out...

Herode was King of Judah and Julius caesar sat in Rome as King of the
10 tribes of Israel... Rome was Israel and not Judah... Hah you didn't
known this... ha ha ha but this is the Fakt.

Rome = Israel. Judah = Barbare who Ransom and extort the Romans to pay
tribute... and Roman paid even Julius Caesar discored he had to pay
for his own good sack.. the Lions of judag where great sailors and
Warriors... while the israelite always did call on the lions service
when they got problems with the Persians... Ha Ha ha he jews did you
capture Julius Caesar? no it Moors Pirats of Old... like our Pirates
shall Capture and Ransom George Washington Bush... so its written in
the stars... ones he discovers that those who claim they are jews are
infact Persians agents and Mongols... I believe Caesar shall Take a
great stick to after the liars who infect his office in Rome...

Pirates of old are the same as the pirates in the times of George
Washington Baboush the founding Father of the USA with the Capital
city named in his honour just like was Rome named in Honour of Romelus
and rimus forgotten as always just like Esau.... The father of the
barbarians of JUDAH... 2 tribes

Jacob the Father of the Israelite the (10 tribes)

The 12 tribes was a great Nation where the Sun never went down... and
is surly not tiny man made pisraelie in the desert

Europe the old Kingdom said Rumsfeld... he spoke the truth... there
where the children of abraham used to live... and look good to
American seals.. they are Israelite...

as for the Six pointed Star... she belongs to the tribes of Judah.

Israel and Judah have also two different religions... one is Christian
and the other is Muslim...

and its a Muslim Called Hassan who shall save Israel from doom....
once they will understand the history of the twisting twins while a
third thieve comes, to steal the belongings of the TWO builders of
city's... and their knowledge.

The Sacred twins twisted... and vermin stole and complotted to us
from our past... Americans you are Abraham children... and Judah was
forced to survive as an PIRATE when lost his lands.

"Warhol" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Feb 1, 1:52 am, "ctyguy" wrote:
"Warhol" wrote in message

ups.com...



On Jan 31, 1:19 am, "DoD" wrote:
"Warhol" wrote in message

groups.com...

Do you ever get tired of talking to yourself, you stupid canaanite
rat?

what? do you what to Join the Teach inn, you dont believe?.... I am a
Teach R and I do My job even no one carres what I have to tell... but
I am trying to explain why I Ranson the world...

So dont disturb me and go sit somewhere in a corner... I will
recapulate the topic of this Teach Inn...

In Washington Irving's short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", it
is said the horseman lost his head to a cannon ball during some
nameless battle during the Revolutionary War. In the 1999 Burton movie
adaptation however, Baltus Van Tassel elaborates on his history. The
Hessian Horseman was sent by a princes during the Revolutionary war
"to keep Americans under the yoke of England," though he also remarks
that the horseman fought for the love of carnage. During one battle in
the winter of 1779, the horseman's horse was injured by a gunshot. The
horseman then fled to the Western Woods to escape the American
soldiers. He was discovered by Lady van Tassel and her sister, who
were collecting wood. Despite his silent urging that the two children
remain quiet, she snaps one of the branches she had been holding,
alerting the enemy troops of his location. He was stabbed by a soldier
and was then decapitated by his own sword. He was buried under the
Tree of the Dead with his sword as a grave marker.

Strangely enough, the heads of his victims are not found anywhere near
the bodies. It is believed the Headless Horseman is killing the
villagers and taking their heads back to Hell. Eager to prove his
methods of science and forensics are the best way to go about a
criminal investigation, Ichabod Crane (Depp) travels to Sleepy Hollow
to disprove the superstitions about the Headless Horseman.

Queen Ann's Revenge?

After a series of investigations, Crane finds the real villain is
revealed to be Lady van Tassel. Hoping for revenge against landlords
who had wronged her family, van Tassel became a practitioner of
witchcraft. She returned to the site of the Hessian's grave, recovered
his skull, and used it to control the warrior's spirit. Recovering the
skull, Crane returns it to the Horseman. Replacing his skull, the
Horseman regrows his head and returns to Hell with Lady van Tassel in
tow. But because her physical body cannot enter Hell, it was crushed
and ground, leaving a hand on the ground.

Do you understand? No? Hmmmm The TWO KINGDOMS are MANIPULATED by a
Witch... and she is BLACK.... she use Black magic to brainwash the
TWINS... and now she believes that the twins shall believe lies that
Lady Von Tassel (Ann Von Sally) is a She Wolf... While Sally Ann has
red hair... and the Witch is black... Von Kenya

Teachinn say's dont believe every letter you read... because its food
for wolfs... and not for LIONS... Baby Lions should good look out
about what they eat.. and they should change the food of Wolf to that
is for lions. Than they will see that the story of their ancestors was
transformed, by Wolfs and a Black Witch.... who rulls behind the
curtains....The She Wolf lied to the Twin Baby's... oeps why Do I
tell you all this... you Must pay the 20 silver Dollar ransom First
before you get the Qauntum twisted version... Because the reel story
goes like this, a Virgine Queen had Twins... one Beautyfull and the
other Bold... the two children grew up as strangers and one day one
beheaded the other... etc etc etc First pay Tribut or you dont get the
Teach Inn.

--
Was Jesus a Israelite?

Jesus no doubt was a homosexual who lived with 12 guys. Was he an
Israelite? Christians believe he was a Demigod (half god and half
human).
Were this true it would only prove the DNA of him would fetch some big
bucks
LOL



Jesus king of 12 tribes... and those 12 guy's you say where 7
woman of the 12... and that you dont known... the Queens and Knight of
the ROUND TABLE. just as came out the ARC of NOAH 12 people... Noah
and HIs wife Gaia... Three sun's and Seven Daughters... the 12 tribes
of GOD...

As for Jesus a ISRAELITE... no he is not... read good the bible.. he
is a Meccabee from Judah dressed in GREAT HONOURS and GLORY his
ancestors left him, even they lost the Kingdom, when jesus was born
and Herode sat on his Fathers seat and that was not in Israel but in
Judah... Why herode wanted the Maccabees Killed out...

Herode was King of Judah and Julius caesar sat in Rome as King of the
10 tribes of Israel... Rome was Israel and not Judah... Hah you didn't
known this... ha ha ha but this is the Fakt.

Rome = Israel. Judah = Barbare who Ransom and extort the Romans to pay
tribute... and Roman paid even Julius Caesar discored he had to pay
for his own good sack.. the Lions of judag where great sailors and
Warriors... while the israelite always did call on the lions service
when they got problems with the Persians... Ha Ha ha he jews did you
capture Julius Caesar? no it Moors Pirats of Old... like our Pirates
shall Capture and Ransom George Washington Bush... so its written in
the stars... ones he discovers that those who claim they are jews are
infact Persians agents and Mongols... I believe Caesar shall Take a
great stick to after the liars who infect his office in Rome...

Pirates of old are the same as the pirates in the times of George
Washington Baboush the founding Father of the USA with the Capital
city named in his honour just like was Rome named in Honour of Romelus
and rimus forgotten as always just like Esau.... The father of the
barbarians of JUDAH... 2 tribes

Jacob the Father of the Israelite the (10 tribes)

The 12 tribes was a great Nation where the Sun never went down... and
is surly not tiny man made pisraelie in the desert


Interesting to note the "12 tribes" were sired by one man (Jacob) via 2
wives and 2 concubines. that shoots the modern adultry theory to hell.
[note: no clergy person involved]

Adultery was always considered mingling with "strangers" LOL




Europe the old Kingdom said Rumsfeld... he spoke the truth... there
where the children of abraham used to live... and look good to
American seals.. they are Israelite...

as for the Six pointed Star... she belongs to the tribes of Judah.

Israel and Judah have also two different religions... one is Christian
and the other is Muslim...

and its a Muslim Called Hassan who shall save Israel from doom....
once they will understand the history of the twisting twins while a
third thieve comes, to steal the belongings of the TWO builders of
city's... and their knowledge.

The Sacred twins twisted... and vermin stole and complotted to us
from our past... Americans you are Abraham children... and Judah was
forced to survive as an PIRATE when lost his lands.