>>15163779

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We know the Bloodlines hate specific groups of people and try to destroy them but (((they))) haven’t been after them for this long = not as long as (((they))) are after the Phoenicians and their current day descendants. Research this. You will find this is the longest “Manhunt” ever in the History of Mankind.

Why the Evil Clan wants to destroy the image of the Phoenicians so much for such a long time? (((They)))’ve been at this for at least 3 500 years now, AT LEAST. But if I take into account the Evil Lady attacking the Phoenician City-States and Neith coming to the rescue, then (with estimation) the Evil Clan has been trying to destroy the Phoenicians for at least 10 to 14 thousand years. Is that odd?

The reader might have already guessed what this is about. We’ve already reached the conclusion, we’ve found out why. I’ve already stated it before in this thread = there is a Sebetti ruler in Phoenicia. But not just ANY SEBETTI RULER = it’s a SPECIAL SEBETTI RULER.

I’ve said it before, we think the CROWN PRINCE is THAT Sebetti ruler. This is the conclusion we’ve reached. Of course, we didn’t reach it out of the blues. We relied on artifacts, noticed patterns and we found texts = sources supporting our find. Faith is also going to play a part here. It’s going to be up to you dear reader if you want to believe in this or not. And it’s going to be up to you to decide if these evidences are convincing or not = if they support enough my conclusion or not. Don’t forget, in this part, faith is an important factor, it’s going to be a weight on the scale.

I’m going to provide the artifacts randomly, no specific order – simply as I remember them. And I’m going to put a few pictures = samples because there are simply too much artifacts, I cannot put them all. It’s up to anons to check things up if interested.

In order to talk about the Crown Prince, we gotta talk a bit about his mother the Queen of queens = Neith.

As texts = sources, we’ve got the stories/legends/myths about Isis (starting page 846), Hathor (starting page 971) and Neith (starting page 1 019). I’m not talking what is written in Wikipedia pages. I’m talking about the ancient sources from Ancient Egypt itself = the mythology and legends we’ve got straight from there – it’s already mentioned in those Wikipedia pages. We also have as supportive texts the role the Queen of queens had in the myths of Osiris (starting page 834), Nephthys (starting page 880) and Horus (starting page 885). She is also present in Inanna’s myth, portrayed there as Billulu, the thief whom killed her husband (page 1 291). I already explained about all of them. We also have some Greco-Roman scholars/ writers, like Plutarch (which I don’t like because he is biased), whom put Isis/Neith in the City-State of Gebal/Byblos during her quest to find her husband’s “parts”- this is also mentioned by the Ancient Egyptian sources, but the Greco-Roman sources give their own take to that story.

It is very clear from all the sources, no matter what it is, that the Queen of queen was a chaste, balanced, loving, wise mother figure and she had a child. She is attached = connected to a child in most of the tales about her, including the one from Mesopotamia where she is portrayed as the thief Billulu. This motherly figure is also projected in Ancient Egypt with Isis, Neith and Hathor as well as the motherly cow figure. The Queen of queen is seen as the Universal Mother.

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>>15170007

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It’s because of this motherly figure of her that the Ancient Bloodlines confused her with their founding mother = the Evil lady. The Evil Lady is the Mother of Monsters, not the Universal Mother. But I guess for (((them))), in (((their))) twisted minds, (((they))) see the Evil Lady as (((their))) universal mother, just like (((they))) see the Evil One as the sun. The truth is both of the Evil Couple are not that but they are wanna be. The Evil One portrayed himself as the King of kings to his clan and the Greater Sun and this is what the Evil Clan thinks he is; but the truth is he is not the Great King nor is he the Great Sun, he is the minor sun. Same principal goes for the Evil Lady. The Evil Clan see her as the Queen of queens, the Universal Mother, what she wants to be; but the truth is she is not that, but she is the Mother of Monsters and Demons. I guess both being the Sebetti ruler of a horned heraldic animal clan contributed to the confusion between the 2 queens.

It’s easy to tell them apart in some cases though from the ideas behind the iconography. Like the Evil Lady was a Pedovore, she didn’t project a caring, loving, motherly, tender, warm image. But she projected a very sexualized image, which was underlined by her constant nudity (in most cases) and her grabbing her breasts = bring the attention of the viewer to them. I’m attaching with this page a Phoenician terracotta of Astarte depicted with Ancient Egyptian hair style: you can easily see she is bringing attention to her breasts by grabbing them like that = this is to highlight, underline her sexual side. The Evil Lady is selfish, arrogant, addicted to sex and she eats children; she certainly doesn’t protect them, nor does she project the loving caring motherly image.

On the other hand the Queen of queen = Neith is chaste, wise, and she is there to protect, love and care for children. She projects the classical warm image of motherhood.

In later times, with migration mutation occurred and we find in the Middle East various forms mutated, local forms of the Evil Lady like Venus Heliopolitana or some forms of Atargatis where she merged with Neith and she is depicted wearing long robes, chaste clothing and also has a veil covering her. As I’ve just said, this is a merger = a mutation which occurred when the cult of the Evil Lady was trickling in the Middle East = Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel. So the new cult blended with the local cult of the Queen of queens and confusion occurred. This is how the Evil Lady and Neith were thought to be one and the same deity by later, much later generations.

So far those were some of the written sources, but what about the tangible = archaeological monuments and artifacts? We have a huge load of artifacts and monuments from Ancient Egypt to support the Egyptian mythology concerning the Queen of queens = Neith. The greatest evidence we have to support her travel to Phoenician is the Temple of Baalat of Gebal in the Phoenician City-State of Gebal/Byblos. It doesn’t stop there, near the Temple of Baalat of Gebal (starting page 865) Bull statues from different materials were found: clay, different types of metal etc. Some like to dismiss these as them being ex-votos of sacrificed animals for Baalat of Gebal, but we think this is pointing to the Lamassu Clan as well as being ex-votos of sacrificed animals. I’m attaching the pictures for anons with this page.

The finding of the “bull” artifacts in and near Baalat of Gebal Temple is a confirmation for us and the texts from Greco-Roman Sources as well as Ancient Egyptian sources of Isis/Hathor going to Gebal, support the temple and the bull artifacts. Here the core story matches the artifacts and monuments found in Gebal, despite some details varying from one source to another. Gebal is also supposed to be one of the oldest Phoenician City-States in Motherland Phoenicia. And it fits perfectly with the chronological estimation I have about when the Sebetti rulers were still alive; even though I think Gebal is a couple of thousands of years older than what we are being told. We mustn’t forget that the Sebetti rulers lived for an extremely long time = hundreds of thousands of years.

The combination of the cult of Baalat of Gebal, her temple in Gebal, the “bull” artifacts found in the temple and near it, supported by the myths from Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt and Greco-Roman sources = all of these are pointing that Neith came to Phoenicia and she was worshiped there. The Phoenician worshiped her and they knew exactly whom she was = the Universal Mother = the Queen of queens.

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