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Yahweh's hatred of nature is displayed all over the new and old testaments. But what does nature mean, and what are some of the positive promises regarding nature that European Christians have been tricked into believing are good? ᛟᛟ Snörkelog ᛟᛟ

Early yesterday morning Nix Jeelvy and I sat down to discuss the Bible, subversion, and at the end, beauty. Good and God are words that sound alike, both in English and its Germanic mother tongues. God is good and can be nothing else, but this presents a problem for the European Christian, who today identifies his God with the mendacious, European-hating god of the Jews. Nix and my conversation can be seen/listened to here: https://odysee.com/@thewritersblock:d/biblestudywithsnorkel:2?r=GWGUvjoRMQgFVAzhzwLZvWHxf2AcUrfn

Based or not, attached prior to becoming based or not, a man or woman who has made children with a person of another race has responsibilities, duties, associations, and loyalties outside of his or her people. He or she cannot be part of any vanguard movement, and here is a personal anecdote to discuss just that issue.

Eventually I'll do a Bible read-along with specific, important passages that presage what is happening to us, but apart from the outline of Communism at the end of Genesis, Esther is a great place to learn about the self-hatred of a people who are genetically close to modern Europeans that led them to kill a large portion of their population. And, at the back end of all of it is Esther, probably a Jewess with massive tits, and Mordecai, a hand-rubbing master planner.

The Importance of Forgiveness was a seminal tract attached to Toronto Airport Christian Fellowship (Catch The Fire Toronto) ministry. Here it is: https://openheavenrhema.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/the-importance-of-forgiveness.pdf While this video does not address the content of that tract, it addresses whether or not the sort of weak forgiveness we see today is Christian, or is a subversion of Christianity.

My thoughts on vaccination as a scam and as a theft of identity, both for covid and for more traditional vaccines, and how blood memory rather than allopathy should guide us on health.