Tanit, child sacrifice and World Aids Day

Frens, this has been mentioned before but I don't know if it was connected with aids and child sacrifice.

Tanit was a Punic and Phoenician goddess and the consort of Baal-hamon.

There is archaeological evidence for Carthaginian infant sacrifice.

The symbol is interpreted by Danish professor of Semitic philology F. O. Hvidberg-Hansen as a woman raising her hands. (wiki)

Tanit is seen in creepy Gloria Vanderbilt's diorama and we know what happened to her son.

Her symbol of raised hands and ribbon has been adopted by World Aids Day - including the raised hands. We see children making the shape of the ribbon in some promotions.

This is so messed up, I don't know quite how to express is any better without sounding crazy.

These people are sick.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanit#Child_sacrifice

Does any Anon have the Christian painting this unholy Vanderbilt inversion was based on?

I can't seem to find it now.

Many thanks for any help frens

>>4848092

That's very close, thank you anon

The one I'm thinking of had the ladder and was almost an excact replica of the Vanderbilt abomination - but reversed somehow to be holy.

I will probably be able to find it with the info you have given me.

Very grateful - bless you fren.