Before anybody can say that Israel should have never been created, we need to understand how and why we get thoughts. I was listening to a radio station from my car the other day, a traditional AM radio station where the broadcaster was in a studio speaking to a tower, which then broadcasted the AM signal to thousands and millions of people. The casual listener tuned into this radio broadcast could then get information directly from the speaker from the studio, one person speaking to potentially millions. I would say the same could be said of the particle sciences, as we have observed in neutrinos, where trillions of them pass through our bodies from all over the universe every second. What kind of information do they carry which impacts our thought processes? Then think of all the other particles and radio waves from all kinds of unknown sources that are doing the same. And then can you say that your thoughts are your own, or are we just radio receivers picking up on millions of radio stations piping thoughts right into our minds 24 hours a day, seven days a week? And in that context, how much of us, is “us.” And how much is just some radio broadcaster speaking their mind to us in all kinds of crazy ways? And we assume them to be thoughts without really knowing how they arrived in our heads. And that was the conflict chronicled in the Bible for over 4000 years of human development. I have been a radio broadcaster on several occasions, so this is something I have thought about a lot, and now that there is so much contemplation about the conflict between Palestine and the creation of Israel, it is obvious that people believe all kinds of things without understanding why they believe them. The same could be said of blind followers of Israel and the concept of the God, Yahweh. The Jewish people were obviously talking to somebody at the Tabernacle who existed as a puff of smoke and inspired people to go into the land of Canaan and kill every last man, woman, and child because of their evil and vile nature.
I am a big supporter of Israel, not because the Jewish people are said to be part of a conspiracy to run the world’s centralized banking. I think many of the conspiracies against the Jewish people are made up, even by evil participants of their own culture who, as many Jews from the Bible did, rebelled against God for the short-term gains of their meager lives of excess and bodily fulfillment. I’m also not a fan of the United Nations, which, in hindsight, clearly was the point of World War II, to create the kinds of global villains who could unite the world together as a one-world government. And Israel was created to fulfill an ancient prophecy rooted in Western Civilization. And to this day, Israel is a nation of globalism created to impose centralized control over all humanity. To all that, I would say people believe a lot of things for many reasons, but do any of them understand the source material? Probably not, not even a little. They think what they think for reasons that may not be for their advantage but the perpetuation of some sinister plot created by single minds speaking to the masses through means we are just figuring out. We can call such efforts evil because they seek to crush our own individually motivated thoughts for the purpose of suppressing our culture.
Even more so, Mt. Hermon, just to the north of Jerusalem, is a point of assertion that Jesus was said to use to get into Heaven. It was also a spot where a conviction of Nephalim entered the world for all kinds of maniacal mischief in the form of giants, which we have proof of as a massive global culture from the Archaic period for which very little study has been done for historical context. Today, that spot is a ski resort in Israel, and it is a very mysterious spot, as are many places in that ancient land that have the leftovers of many massive battles between good and evil at its core. When humans began to think about rebelling against those ancient forces ruling the earth as part of that pre-deluge society, the thought process was captured very well in the Bible. Yahweh had very strong thoughts about the evils of the land of Canaan and he wanted it destroyed for many reasons. In modern times, that task was restored after World War II for many Biblical necessities. And the Palestinians are still carrying around in their culture that ancient evil. Now, things have become very convoluted, especially in Masonic clubs and behind-the-scenes politics, where they have affiliated themselves with Marxism, global communism, and Islam. Yet, their purpose in life looked to be to rebuild the Temple of Solomon there on Mt. Moriah. So, even within the various conspiracy groups, there is a division of approach. They don’t agree among themselves what to do in the world, or how to do it. So, we have many splintering factions at work behind the noise we hear on the news of the day. Should Israel exist? Yes. It is a creation of humanity to stand against the tides of evil that permeated the dark days of our ancient past. And the bodies of those dead giants talked about so frequently in the Bible are in our Indian mounds in the United States with abundance. It’s one of the great conspiracies of our day, and that it is a conspiracy is a window into the truth.
When you study particle science and gravity, you learn that through many forms of quantum entanglement, time distortion is common. So, thinking of the various influences that permeate our existence, it is logical that the same conflict with evil that was told in our Bible, of a 4000-year journey of human migration and thought, that those forces are very much alive and well today, and evoking their means of destruction among our modern politics. So how can we know what to do or why to do it? And I would say that the Bible, with all the hands that wrote it and why, is one of the best windows into the epic struggle against evil ever put to paper. In that context, the creation of Israel was a stake in the creation of Western civilization that was important for the entire human race to use to fight an ancient evil that has always been with us. And just as strong today in the actions of the Palestinians as it was in the ancient child-sacrificing Canaanites. The desire to destroy Israel is the same evil that wants to destroy America and restore to the world the earth’s worship of the American Indian. There was a majestic concept that Yahweh intended for the region of the Near East called the Holy Land. And the conflict between the Israelites and the Canaanites was more than a fight over regional dirt. It was a fight against evil by those working to be good. Many things inspired those who contributed to the story and the following bloodbath, Yahweh being one of them. But was Yahweh a God, or just some broadcaster from the universe carrying his message in particle science to anybody with ears to hear it and act? We do know that in listening to Yahweh, civilization took a 5000-year leap in progress that has never been seen before in recorded history. There is a desire to continue that improvement while fighting the forces that desire to keep the human race under submission to the gods of the universe as the Canaanites thought of them, and later, the Greeks and Romans, and even the Egyptians. The creation of Israel was a rebellion against evil, which ruled the world and still wants to. And I certainly support it for those reasons alone. Israel should have been created, just as America needed to be. To stand against the tide of evil that never went away and is as vigorous today as it was at any point in the Bible, which told the story of this conflict in ways very relevant to our current circumstances.
Rich Hoffman
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