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How can you be labeled as being AntiSemitic if you question Jewish things like “The Holocaust”?

Why is it called THE Holocaust, when it’s not even a holocaust? Let’s check the definitions and etymology.

For Those Who Are Awakening To Who The Israelites Are, Here’s Why It Matters:

Over the past few years, the information about so-called Negroes/Blacks being bloodline Israelites has been increasing worldwide. What doesn’t get as much mention in the headlines is that Hebrew Israelites of the Bible were prophesied to be scattered among all the nations of the world, by way of captivity, just like The Messiah said:

It is impossible for me to be anti-Semetic, what about you?

Greetings again! Before we get into the subject at hand, let’s set the stage, as we do… We can, with relative ease, research to see the English language change pronunciations and definitions of words over time. So, once again, let us review the actual definitions of some often misused words that get thrown around andContinue reading “It is impossible for me to be anti-Semetic, what about you?”

What’s in the name of…

So let us pick up where we left off, with more simple word definitions. What does the word “history” mean? History /ˈhɪst(ə)ri /▸ noun1 [mass noun] the study of past events, particularly in human affairs:▪the past considered as a whole:2 the whole series of past events connected with a particular person or thing: — OxfordContinue reading “What’s in the name of…”

What’s in a…

The exact Shakespearean quote: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell just as sweet.” We can certainly understand the point of that famous question and reasoning, but to truly say that names are nothing more than just arbitrary labels, well… that is a lie. It’s aContinue reading “What’s in a…”