stock here, Anti Semetic: when did the Arabs move from a semitic language, to modern Arabic
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Arabic, as a Semitic language, has a long history that spans several millennia. The transition from ancient forms of the language to Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) has been a gradual process influenced by historical, cultural, and linguistic developments. The key stages in this evolution include:
1. Pre-Classical and Classical Arabic (Pre-6th Century to 7th Century):
Pre-Classical Arabic refers to the linguistic forms that existed before the emergence of Islam in the 7th century.
Classical Arabic, particularly the language of the Quran, became a standardized form during the time of Prophet Muhammad and the early Islamic period.
2. Islamic Conquests and Expansion (7th Century Onward):
With the expansion of the Islamic Caliphate, Arabic spread across a vast territory. The linguistic unity provided by the Quran played a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the language.
3. Classical Arabic Literature (8th to 14th Century):
Classical Arabic continued to be the language of literature, science, and governance during the Islamic Golden Age. Scholars like Al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes wrote extensively in this form of Arabic.
4. Emergence of Dialects (After 14th Century):
Over time, regional variations and dialectal differences emerged, leading to the development of distinct Arabic dialects across different regions.
5. Modern Standard Arabic (19th Century Onward):
Efforts to standardize Arabic intensified in the 19th century as part of language reform movements. Modern Standard Arabic, based on Classical Arabic, emerged as a standardized form used in education, media, and formal communication.
MSA is distinct from the various Arabic dialects spoken colloquially in different regions, and it serves as a unifying linguistic standard across the Arab world.
6. Language Evolution in the Contemporary Period:
Modern Arabic continues to evolve, influenced by factors such as globalization, technology, and contact with other languages. However, Modern Standard Arabic remains a formal, written, and spoken form used in official and formal contexts.
It’s important to note that while Modern Standard Arabic is used in formal settings, the various Arabic dialects spoken in daily life can differ significantly from it. Each Arab country often has its own specific dialect, and these dialects continue to undergo linguistic changes.
In summary, the transition from ancient forms of Arabic to Modern Standard Arabic has been a dynamic process shaped by historical events, cultural interactions, and linguistic evolution. The language’s rich heritage, preserved in the Quran and classical literature, has played a central role in maintaining its continuity across centuries.
stock here: The Phoenicians were one of them, As Well as Canaan. Some think much of North Africa were also semites.
The Phoenicians were one of them, As Well as Canaan. Some think much of North Africa were also semites.
The mention of the Phoenicians, Canaan, and the possibility of much of North Africa being Semitic refers to historical and linguistic aspects related to the Semitic people. Let’s delve deeper into each of these components:
1. The Phoenicians:
The Phoenicians were an ancient Semitic-speaking people who inhabited the coastal regions of the Eastern Mediterranean, primarily in the areas corresponding to modern-day Lebanon, western Syria, and northern Israel.
Known for their seafaring and trading prowess, the Phoenicians established a network of city-states, including prominent ones like Tyre, Sidon, and Byblos.
The Phoenician language, which belonged to the Northwest Semitic branch, is attested through inscriptions and influences other languages such as Hebrew and Aramaic.
Their cultural and economic impact was significant, and they played a crucial role in the development of maritime trade and the spread of the alphabet.
2. Canaan:
Canaan is an ancient region mentioned in various historical texts, including the Bible. It roughly corresponds to parts of present-day Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, and western Jordan.
The Canaanites were a group of Semitic-speaking peoples who inhabited this region. The languages spoken by the Canaanites included Phoenician, Hebrew, and others.
The Canaanite civilization had a profound influence on the surrounding cultures, and their religious practices, mentioned in the Bible, included worship of deities like Baal and El.
3. Semitic Presence in North Africa:
The assertion that much of North Africa might have had a Semitic presence refers to historical interactions and migrations.
The term “Semitic” primarily refers to a language group, and linguistic evidence suggests that some ancient North African populations, such as the Carthaginians, spoke Semitic languages.
Carthage, a powerful city-state in North Africa, was founded by Phoenician settlers from the Eastern Mediterranean. The Carthaginians spoke a variety of the Phoenician language.
Over time, the influence of Semitic languages waned in North Africa due to various factors, including the Roman and later Arab conquests, leading to the predominance of Latin and Arabic in the region.
In summary, the Phoenicians and the Canaanites were Semitic-speaking peoples with significant historical and cultural contributions to the Eastern Mediterranean. The presence of Semitic languages in parts of North Africa, particularly through Phoenician settlements like Carthage, is a testament to the inter-connectedness of ancient civilizations in the Mediterranean region. The linguistic and cultural legacies of these Semitic populations have left lasting impressions on the historical tapestry of the broader Mediterranean world.
Wasn’t Baal one of the 3 main manifestations of the Antichrist? ChatGPT
No, in traditional Christian theology, Baal is not considered one of the three main manifestations of the Antichrist. The concept of the Antichrist is primarily rooted in biblical prophecy, particularly in the New Testament. The term “Antichrist” is found in the letters of John (1 John 2:18, 1 John 2:22, 1 John 4:3, and 2 John 1:7).
The three main manifestations or titles associated with the Antichrist in Christian eschatology are often derived from biblical passages:
The Beast: Described in the Book of Revelation, especially in Revelation 13. The Beast is associated with a figure who rises to power and is given authority by Satan.
The Man of Lawlessness: Mentioned by the apostle Paul in 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4. This figure is characterized by rebellion against God and exalting himself above all that is called God.
The Antichrist: The term itself is used in the letters of John, referring to those who deny Jesus as the Christ and who oppose the true faith.
The identification and interpretation of these figures can vary among Christian denominations and traditions. It’s important to note that interpretations of biblical prophecy, including the concept of the Antichrist, have been diverse throughout history.
Baal, on the other hand, is a term associated with various ancient Semitic deities worshipped in the ancient Near East, including the Canaanite and Phoenician god Baal. In the context of ancient religions, Baal was a fertility deity, and worship of Baal is often criticized in the Bible for its association with idolatry and the rejection of the worship of the one true God. However, in Christian eschatology, Baal is not explicitly linked to the Antichrist in the same way as the biblical figures mentioned above.
What of Moolach if i am spelling that right….didnt they bring child sacrifices to itChatGPT
It seems like you might be referring to “Moloch” rather than “Moolach.” Moloch is a deity mentioned in the Bible, and the practice associated with Moloch worship involved child sacrifice. Moloch worship was particularly condemned in the Old Testament due to the abhorrent nature of sacrificing children.
Here are some key points related to Moloch:
Biblical References:
Moloch is mentioned in the Bible, primarily in the context of warnings against the worship of foreign gods and pagan practices.
References to Moloch worship can be found in passages such as Leviticus 18:21, Leviticus 20:2-5, and Jeremiah 32:35.
Child Sacrifice:
The worship of Moloch involved offering children as sacrifices. The children were typically placed on the outstretched arms of a statue or an idol representing Moloch and were consumed by fire.
Condemnation in the Bible:
The Bible strongly condemns Moloch worship, associating it with the practices of foreign nations that were considered abominable in the eyes of God.
Cultural Context:
Moloch was part of the religious practices of certain ancient Semitic peoples, including the Canaanites. The worship of Moloch is often seen as an extreme form of idolatry.
It’s important to note that the biblical accounts and descriptions of Moloch worship are part of a historical and cultural context. The condemnation of such practices reflects the religious and moral teachings within the context of ancient Israel.
The term “Moloch” is sometimes used metaphorically or symbolically to refer to any system or practice that demands significant sacrifices, often with negative consequences. However, the historical references to Moloch in the Bible specifically relate to the ancient practice of child sacrifice associated with this deity.
It seems odd to me that Moses was trying to get to and apparently settle in Canaan. Because in Canann, they worshipped Baal who was a god of fertility, but also apparently a god of promiscuousness and thus condemned by christians of the time. Can you provide an in depth coverage of this issueChatGPT
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The biblical narrative involving Moses and the Israelites’ journey to Canaan is a complex and multifaceted story, and interpretations of the events can vary among different religious traditions and scholars. Let’s explore some key aspects related to Moses and the worship of Baal in the context of the biblical narrative:
Moses and the Israelites in Canaan:
Promised Land:
The journey to Canaan is a central theme in the biblical narrative. According to the Old Testament, God promised the land of Canaan to Abraham and his descendants (Genesis 12:7). Moses, as a central figure in the Exodus, led the Israelites toward the Promised Land.
Covenant and Commandments:
Moses is traditionally associated with receiving the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, which form the basis of the covenant between God and the Israelites. The journey to Canaan is seen as the fulfillment of this covenant.
Challenges and Struggles:
The biblical narrative highlights the challenges and struggles faced by the Israelites during their journey, including conflicts with neighboring peoples and their own periods of disobedience to God.
Worship of Baal in Canaan:
Baal Worship:
Baal was a deity worshipped in various ancient Near Eastern cultures, including some Canaanite communities. The worship of Baal was associated with fertility, agriculture, and rain. However, the depiction of Baal varies, and different regions and periods had distinct understandings of the deity.
Biblical Condemnations:
In the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament, there are condemnations of the worship of foreign gods, including Baal. The prophets, such as Elijah, strongly opposed the worship of Baal and sought to bring the people of Israel back to the worship of the God of Israel.
Syncretism and Apostasy:
The biblical narrative often portrays the Israelites as prone to syncretism, where they would incorporate elements of foreign religious practices into their worship. This syncretism is viewed negatively and is often associated with apostasy, turning away from the true worship of God.
Interpretations and Theological Perspectives:
Moral and Spiritual Challenges:
Some interpretations view the Israelites’ encounters with foreign gods, including Baal, as moral and spiritual challenges. The narrative underscores the importance of remaining faithful to the covenant with God.
Symbolic Meanings:
Some scholars interpret the biblical stories symbolically, seeing the struggle against Baal worship as symbolic of the broader theme of fidelity to monotheism and the exclusive worship of Yahweh.
Theological Development:
The biblical narrative reflects the evolving theological understanding of the Israelites. The condemnation of Baal worship can be seen as part of the theological development toward a more distinct monotheistic faith.
In summary, the story of Moses and the Israelites’ journey to Canaan involves various theological, moral, and historical dimensions. The worship of Baal is condemned in the biblical narrative, emphasizing the challenges the Israelites faced in remaining faithful to their covenant with God amidst the cultural and religious influences of the surrounding Canaanite societies. Interpretations of these events can vary, and perspectives may depend on theological traditions and scholarly approaches.
There should be a pretty good record of Mark Zuckerberg directly “communicating” on the 2020 election and I would like to focus particularly on the 5 biggest cities in Wisconsin, a swing state. He had direct employees in these cities “getting out the vote” and is thought to have swayed facebook search results and promotion of their chosen narrative, and maybe even more directly, vote harvesting. Can you find 6 news stories that deal with this issue sometimes tongue in cheek called zuckerbucks, and summarize those stories, looking for key collaborating evidence
I am only tangentially familiar with these 3 sources AI gave me, but I think they are all heavily leftist.
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Although helpful, this answer does not provide direct help.
As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I don’t have specific information on news stories related to Mark Zuckerberg’s direct communication or influence in the 2020 election, particularly in Wisconsin’s major cities. However, I can provide you with a general approach to finding information on this topic and suggest keywords that you can use in your search:
Use Specific Search Terms: Utilize search terms like “Mark Zuckerberg 2020 election Wisconsin,” “Zuckerbucks Wisconsin,” or “Facebook influence on 2020 election.”
Check Reputable News Sources: Look for reports from reputable news outlets that have covered the 2020 election and its various aspects. Consider sources such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, Reuters, or AP News.
Explore Investigative Journalism: Investigative journalism pieces may provide in-depth analysis and evidence. Check platforms like ProPublica, Mother Jones, or The Intercept.
Review Tech News Outlets: Technology-focused news outlets might have insights into Facebook’s role in the election. Check sources like TechCrunch, Wired, or The Verge.
Check Official Statements: Look for official statements from Facebook or Mark Zuckerberg addressing their involvement in the election. These statements can offer insights into their perspective and actions.
Consider Academic or Research Reports: Academic institutions or research organizations may have conducted studies on social media’s impact on elections. Check sources like Pew Research Center or academic journals.
Remember to verify the credibility of the sources you consult and cross-reference information from multiple outlets to ensure accuracy. Additionally, news coverage and perspectives may evolve over time, so consider looking for more recent updates on this topic.
Where are you going, my people? Where does your path lead you Through the errors of this confused time, Where brother betrays brother, And mothers abandon their children, That they perish in the swamp of the gutter;
Where men forget, That women, the beloved, Are still something sacred. Where are you going, my people? Where does your path lead you Through false riches and splendor?
Fat and dumb, you drive through noise and lust, Without looking for the day And the high heaven, For the forests that yet remained, And the fields that fed you faithfully Throughout the generations.
Where are you going, my people, Between recklessness and doom? Have you forgotten what your fathers and ancestors built, Loved and ennobled,
My people, what has been held the highest since time immemorial Among gods and men: Loyalty, honor, love — Not the enemy, how could he have done this — Only you yourselves could have denied these things And so scornfully crushed them.
Where are you going, my people? You worship lies,
And raise them to your altars, In their name you betray your best: The deaths of your sons, the tears of your mothers,
The burning need Of your homelands’ fate. Burning with shame, even strangers blush, That you have so deeply Forgotten yourselves!
This was pushed into my YouTube feed this morning. It stinks to high heaven. It is obviously a Globalist setup, as when do tourists walk through an airport waving flags. Wow.
She used to get 30k to 100k views, its down to 2,000, sad, this story is the attack on the nicest city in USA. It is a warning….we can kill all you, anywhere, whenever we want. J$$$ Governor, and Police Chief who presided over the 50 dead in Vegas shooting.
stock here: no time now, but I am going to drop this here as a starting point. Obviously the key swing states are going to be where much of these suits were launched.
It seems that almost every case was quashed (thrown out) for defects in it’s claims. That means that “The Kraken” lawyer, Sydney Powell is either really bad, or she was designing the suits to be easily quashable.
stock here: this is part of a Broader Theory. Why does big tech and big media “become woke”, i.e. become leftists. Simple: because of their sucess and their size and the ability to manipulate the market in a monopolastic way, they do not noticeably bear the consequences of their bad decisions. At least for a time span.
Now the bad decisions of Woke companies like Nike, Target, REI are closing down their stores in the societal areas that their wokeness has destroyed.
MISH is a great guy although he sometimes gets it wrong. Whatever, he is a Chicago economist, at least he is not woke like the Chicago Boys that have destroyed so many countries and lives.
Interpretation 1: The Leftist Spiral of Urban Decay
In this narrative, the article paints a picture of urban decay fueled by a combination of woke corporate decisions and government policies. The author suggests that successful businesses, particularly big tech and media, lean towards left-leaning ideologies due to their size and success, which insulate them from the immediate consequences of their decisions. The focus then shifts to the impact of such decisions on cities like Portland, where businesses like Nike, Target, and REI have closed stores due to rising crime rates. The article implies a connection between progressive policies, such as defunding the police and dropping education standards, and the increase in crime. The city’s demographics and declining population are presented as evidence of a larger issue, attributing the decline to a leftist approach to governance. The narrative suggests a spiral of urban decay driven by a combination of progressive ideologies, crime, and economic consequences.
Interpretation 2: The Unintended Consequences of Equity
This interpretation focuses on the unintended consequences of equity-driven policies. The article highlights instances where equity initiatives, such as dropping graduation standards for the sake of fairness, lead to unexpected outcomes. The narrative emphasizes the closure of schools in Chicago due to the end of a tax credit scholarship program, which had been a lifeline for many students. The article suggests that the pursuit of equity can sometimes backfire, adversely affecting educational institutions and contributing to closures. Additionally, the impact of online shopping trends and the broader economic shifts during and post-COVID are discussed as factors influencing store closures. The article argues that while online shopping is a significant factor, issues like crime and immigration policies in progressive cities play a crucial role in the decline of urban areas. Overall, this interpretation focuses on the unintended consequences of equity-focused decisions in education and economic policies.
stock here: why hasn’t someone sued these lying rags?
That’s correct, the study lumps together everyone who hasn’t had an optimal amount of vaccines. Which means the unvaccinated are in the same group as people who have had 1, 2 or even 3 doses.
Searching through the supplemental data, they have not separated the unvaccinated data from the under-vaccinated data anywhere.
How can they possibly claim that vaccines have saved lives and hospitalisations when they aren’t comparing the vaccinated against a control group (the unvaccinated).
Tucked away at the end of the paragraph in the ‘Discussion’ section is this little snippet:
Our estimates for the 16–74 years and 75 years and older age groups show that being unvaccinated (strictly maximum dose deficit) was associated with similar or lower hazard ratio for severe COVID-19 outcomes compared with being vaccinated but having a vaccine deficit of at least one dose. This association could be due to vaccine waning and the fact that the most recent dose for those with a vaccine deficit frequently occurred many months before the study start date. The association could also be due to an uncontrolled selection effect for healthier individuals being more likely to be unvaccinated.
Their hidden data shows that being unvaccinated (not under-vaccinated) was associated with a LOWER hazard ratio for severe COVID-19 outcomes compared with the vaccinated (with a vaccine deficit of at least one dose).
Poor form folks. Many of these people are financially involved in the mRNA Exposure, or selling other products. Only Steve Kirsch seems to continuously try to give his money away, by saying just come debate me and I will give $1M to charity. He is an unusual bird, but deep respects.
Kirsch substack is here, signup, he has 235,000 followers.
I am kind of agreeing with her on Dr, Brett Weinstein, a neo-liberal Jew. He does a podcast with his Dr. wife. Everyone with a brain new that “virus gonna virus”, my phrase in Jan 2020, was “this thing is going to run it’s course”.
I insist: from now on the word Liberal cannot be used alone. It must be Classical Liberal, or Neo-Liberal. And the Neo-Liberals have adopted (been manipulated into) a Leftist Agenda that is against everything good.
In an online exchange, a poorly informed gun “regulator”, is also poorly informed on the Ukrainian events.
Monster putin could end the war today. By leaving the country he invaded. Russian propaganda doesnt work on the majority of us here. The majority don’t watch the propaganda network that calls itself news.
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Annie Annie, please educate yourself on the real world, “We” meaning the people that are controlling the government of the USA, instigated Russia into invasion by stating that we would let Ukraine into NATO, and we directly said that we would put nuclear arm on the border with Russia. Moscow is just minutes away by nuclear laden missile and at that range no missile defense system would be effective.
This is exactly analogous to the Cuban Missile crisis in which Russia was planning on putting nuclear missiles into Cuba at which point the USA went into full tilt attack because it would be an existential threat to the USA power structures.
Putin is defending his capitol city and the country at large. Russia’s total military budget is 68 Billion a year, but somehow the USA and EU countries have given Ukraine, untracked, around $300B and they continue to be canon fodder. Where is that money really going to?
stock here: I never knew the story on this guy. He was jailed in Ukraine and then died in jail, with no assistance from the US / Embassy. I’ll clean up the transcript if I find time, it’s below the video. None of my downloaders can download this one from YouTube.
Thank god for saying this. I mean no harm to the guy. Glad some people like him. But Jesus Christ… he is awful at interviewing…
– doesnt look his guests in the eye!!!!
– trips up on his own wording
– mumbles
– way too impressed w himself and his questions for my own liking
– Wears that dumb ass suit every show like he asked his grandma to pick out his “signature thing”
Feel like he just got lucky getting on Rogan early. As a matter of fact, hes always like top commenter on every single one of Rogans IG posts… like a little fan boy. OMG Im so upset about this!!!
stock here: this is some interesting stuff. It needs further research and verification of course. Not today. But here it is, they have many articles that range beyond the religious.
