what video Smith needed so urgently?
the five men arrested over the suspected bomb plot near RAF Fairford are all British nationals in their 20s
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/raf-fairford-farmer-who-told-37711885
"Our vehicle is quite similar to the patrol vehicles that they use, and we had our lights on main beam. I think we sort of dazzled them, and they started to run, and some of them ran straight ahead across the road into the field, and some turned and started going down towards Kempsford, which is our next village."The farmer then said she tried to call the MoD police, but the phone "just rang and rang and rang, and no one answered", before she called 101 and was put on hold.She phoned 999 at 01:36am and messaged the village WhatsApp group to alert people to the unusual activity. "Literally within five minutes of that, everything sort of kicked off, and armed police arrived, the guys were arrested," she said."The helicopter was up searching, probably for a couple of hours and there was a lot of shouting." She added: "The strange thing is, there was no kind of follow up."The police didn't ring me, they had all my details, they didn’t phone me back, and nobody told anyone in the village what was going on apart from me. It wasn’t until probably half six in the morning when they suddenly decide to evacuate people."Meanwhile, those vans were right in the middle of the village, next to everyone’s houses and no one did anything."
I think what's going to happen is, over the next three or four weeks, Canada is going to come to us and they're going to say, "We're going to get rid of all the tariffs." We're going to win everything. We even have Lake Ontario is now "Lake America."
The farmer who dialled 999 has now claimed there were "definitely more than five", and estimated she saw between eight and 10 people with their faces covered and wearing "slim-fitting clothes".
who wears short shorts
The Royal Teens
so was the steel from the twin towers
kek
Every year before Yom Kippur, practitioners of the ritual slaughter of Kaporos erect makeshift slaughterhouses on public streets without permits and kill an estimated 100,000 chickens. For days, blood, feces and animal remains contaminate streets and sidewalks in several Brooklyn neighborhoods.
https://hsje.org/Holidays/kippur/kaparot.htm
They took place at the beginning of the fourth month of the Egyptian year, when the annual flooding of the Nile began to recede and the submerged fields began to re-emerge, ready to be sown. Small figurines in the form of Osiris were fashioned of moist clay and filled with grains, which were placed on a base. After a few days, the grains sprouted and a small growth appeared, the outline of which was in the shape of the clay figurine in which they had germinated (literally "which had given birth to them"). … Thus, like its god, the soil of Egypt, after its annual death in the burning heat of summer, was reborn after the retreat of the floodwaters of the Nile, ready for a new growth of life. Do contemporary Egyptians, who still sow lentils on moist cotton wool to sprout for certain religious festivals, realise the ancient origins of this practice?
The custom of kapparot in its Geonic and post-Geonic form with chickens was never universally accepted and was the subject of stringent criticism throughout the ages.
>https://hsje.org/Holidays/kippur/kaparot.htm
Did the Jews of Egypt merely adopt the custom of growing sprouts from their Egyptian neighbours?
In the Responsa of the Geonim I have found that [in the days of the Sages of the Talmud] they made baskets from palm fronds and filled them with soil and dung and twenty-two or fifteen days before Rosh Hashana each and every one made one for each and every male and female child of the household and sowed in it Egyptian beans [ie cow peas] or pulses and it was called purpesa [parpisa] and it sprouted. And on the eve of Rosh Hashana everyone took his own and circled it around his head seven times saying: "This in lieu of this; this is my exchange; this is my substitute" and then threw it into the river.
>kapparot with chickens
who started it?
https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/the-non-jewish-origin-of-kapparot/
Originally, as previously stated, the ceremony was seen as a bribe that was offered to Satan, similar to the Azazel bribe described in Leviticus 16. A rooster was chosen for the bribe because (1) it was an animal that was not allowed to be sacrificed to God, and therefore an appropriate sacrifice for a devil, and (2) the masses thought that this bird resembled Satan: it had horns like Satan and its feet resembled the demon’s feet. The rooster was slaughtered with the sacrificial formality of laying of hands so that it would be accepted as a suitable sacrifice/bribe by Satan to induce the demon not to disparage Jews before God during Yom Kippur when Jews believed that their future fate was being determined by God in a heavenly judicial proceeding in which Satan served as prosecutor.
Yet, remarkably, in his commentary to Leviticus 16:8, Nachmanides, like many others, states that God told the Israelites to bribe Satan by sending him a goat that resembles him every year on the holiday of Yom Kippur. This was the Azazel goat. The purpose of the bribe, as stated earlier, was to stop the demon from traveling to heaven on this day, when decisions were being made concerning the future life and death of Jews, and persuading God to punish the Jews for their sins during the past year.
The purpose of kapparot according to Nachmanides and many others was identical. Although the destruction of the Temple in 70 C.E. stopped the public ceremony of Azazel, the bribery continued by individual Jews performing the kapparot rite.
>https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/the-non-jewish-origin-of-kapparot/
The ancient custom of kapparot was to toss the entrails of the sacrificed rooster on the roof of one’s house. Like the water, the masses were convinced that the roof was a dwelling place of demons.
The practice of leaving food for Satan as a bribe was altered in ancient times to disguise its original superstitious intention. Natronai Gaon, the ninth-century head of the academy in Sura, Babylonia, reports that in his time food was no longer thrown into water or placed on roofs but was given instead to the poor. This was a somewhat subtle subterfuge since the masses were convinced that Satan frequently disguised himself as a poor man in order to test people. Thus the food was expected to end up in Satan’s hands.
>purpesa [parpisa]
Propitiation is the act of appeasing or making well-disposed a deity, thus incurring divine favor or avoiding divine retribution.
translates "propitiation" from the Greek word hilasterion.
Concretely it specifically means the lid of The Ark of The Covenant.