>>1730141

Well, if you think about what made the Vikings such a lasting threat, they always adopted the culture of their victims. Easier to liberate than to conquer. Intertwine the practices, rituals and beliefs of Canaanite into all cultures.

How many civilizations have had their destiny steered into destruction by Canaanite beliefs? They probably played a hand in the fall of Rome from behind the scenes over the centuries. That's doesn't seem like a crazy conclusion to jump to.

Christmas is a good common example of this method in practice today. Nothing about Christmas is Christian.

The Mediterranean Sea has a lot of ancient occult practices littering it's geographical history. Many believe the Cult of The Sun(Ra) was founded in Canaan and practiced ritual sacrifice to Ba'al/Moloch/Lucifer. This cult is believed to change it's name/physical deity form based on constellation the sun is aligned with.

The Minoans are believed to be another great empire controlled by this group under the sign of Tauras as the Cult of The Bull. An ancient skull of a young girl was recently found in the ruins of the Minoan empire in an area believed to be used for ritualistic sacrifices.

A common theme with many societies believed to be controlled by this sun cult, is a strong sea fairing culture(Maybe so they can bail on their blanket society whenever necessary?). Some believe the Cult of the Bull could possibly have lineage connected to the people of Atlantis.

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>>1731685

Survivors from the lost city of Atlantis possibly? This is not the only account of futuristic ships in past religious scripture. The Hindus have some interesting accounts of nuclear war and flying ships.

>>1731734

I think you're spot on. I believe this is probably a common practice among the cabal to ensure your bloodline survives by confusing your peers/enemies.

Kings always have a bastard son. Ah, to be a part of an ancient bloodline. It must suck to never relax.

It's truly amazing how much of this is right out in front of our faces on a daily basis. Obama has even jokingly admitted he's the black sheep in the family.

>>1731897

"…Vice President Dick Cheney, who said he learned recently that Obama is his eighth cousin. “Everyone has a black sheep in the family,” Obama quips."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/first-black-president-obama-doesnt-say-it/

>>1732370

"…a cultural war between wealth and modesty, between a maritime and an agrarian society, and between an engineering science and a spiritual force."

Sounds similar to the struggles our modern society faces today. A cultural war between clashing societies. Some things never change, maybe by design.

What a coincidence, Socrates mentions a sun god scorching the earth with a fiery chariot. Smells like Moloch worship to me.

Atlantis or whatever nation/antagonist Atlantis represented is most likely connected to the same Cult of the Sun/Bull that worships Moloch/Ba'al/Lucifer throughout history and in our modern world behind closed doors.

>>1732859

I could be totally wrong here, but I was under the impression that Linear A was the oldest language known to man. Is it only famous because it's undecipherable at the moment?

Regardless, all these languages are from civilizations believed to be heavily steeped in occult practices.