Hello, I just stumbled upon your site through a random video on Odysee. The person was not favorable to the group's message, but, I've been reading a lot of the JoS website and can agree with most everything.
First, I've had some high level connections to Jewish bankers and other government officials who stood against Zionism and have, at least, a rudimentary grasp of the global power structure. Second, I used to be a Christian and, after many years, left due to their lack of knowledge, faith, blind obedience and hatred. Don't get me wrong, I've seen many people become better people, but I believe that's secondary to the damage that's done to them.
I hope you don't mind me asking a question or two:
Why choose the name "Satan"? The word "satan" is of Hebraic origin (e.g., https://www.etymologynerd.com/blog/a-devil-of-a-time) and simply means "adversary".
Why the focus on Hebrew/Jewish names and descriptions, in general? For example:
In other words, why describe yourself as a group in terms related to the people that hate you? According to the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, language guides a person's worldview and, by using their language, you continue in their paradigm.
I understand being against Zionism, its stated goals are to have a Talmudic world government headed by
Zionist Jews and their supporters. I don't understand hatred against all Jews as I have known some good Jewish people who are against Zionism and stand ardently against the atrocities being committed by Israel today. However, I do not understand the continued use of Hebraic and Judaic phrases and concepts; especially since almost every post and article that I've read seems to be from intelligent and honest people.
As for me, I consider myself pagan, with a belief that everything, plant, animal and the planet, has spirit, and I believe that there are one or more creators, as it would take much more faith to believe in the improbability of chance to create the known universe.
First, I've had some high level connections to Jewish bankers and other government officials who stood against Zionism and have, at least, a rudimentary grasp of the global power structure. Second, I used to be a Christian and, after many years, left due to their lack of knowledge, faith, blind obedience and hatred. Don't get me wrong, I've seen many people become better people, but I believe that's secondary to the damage that's done to them.
I hope you don't mind me asking a question or two:
Why choose the name "Satan"? The word "satan" is of Hebraic origin (e.g., https://www.etymologynerd.com/blog/a-devil-of-a-time) and simply means "adversary".
Why the focus on Hebrew/Jewish names and descriptions, in general? For example:
- Devil: https://www.etymonline.com/word/devil#etymonline_v_8484
- Azazel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azazel (used by HP Hooded Cobra on 19 Sept 2017)
- 666: https://www.sciencealert.com/what-is-the-secret-meaning-behind-the-devil-s-number-666-mathematics
In other words, why describe yourself as a group in terms related to the people that hate you? According to the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, language guides a person's worldview and, by using their language, you continue in their paradigm.
I understand being against Zionism, its stated goals are to have a Talmudic world government headed by
Zionist Jews and their supporters. I don't understand hatred against all Jews as I have known some good Jewish people who are against Zionism and stand ardently against the atrocities being committed by Israel today. However, I do not understand the continued use of Hebraic and Judaic phrases and concepts; especially since almost every post and article that I've read seems to be from intelligent and honest people.
As for me, I consider myself pagan, with a belief that everything, plant, animal and the planet, has spirit, and I believe that there are one or more creators, as it would take much more faith to believe in the improbability of chance to create the known universe.