February 17, 2020

The Feather of Truth

Published by John Kaminski: Monday, 17 February 2020 06:24

If 9/11 was a lie,
what else is false?

Ancient Egyptians believed that when they died, their souls entered into the hall of of the goddess Ma’at to have their hearts weighed against the Feather of Truth. (Ma'at — pronounced may-et — was the Egyptian goddess of truth, justice, harmony and balance.) If they failed the test, their hearts were fed to a large monster, which looked like a cross between a hippopotamus and a crocodile.

It’s doubtful whether any American politician would ever pass this test upon their departure from this realm, because as recent events have proved beyond a reasonable doubt, they have all gone over to the dark side, better known as worship of the Jewish god named Mammon (the god of money). Today’s existing religions have been systematically sabotaged by homosexual predators and financial swindlers who have destroyed religious reputations in the public mind. As a consequence, society is being destroyed by their malignant narcissism and self destructive prurience.

You may call it a certainty that everything that emanates from the mouths of all political candidates, all current federal and state office holders, and all mainstream news media covering said politicians, will be irrelevant gibberish because of the sorry mess of lies they insist are truth surrounding the biggest hoax in American history.

2 comments:

  1. Again, a great article !
    But : the US melting pot population gives a shit, a wet fart, as long as nothing is happening to them.... like what the war criminals in Washington, London did to Dresden / Germany, Hiroshima, Nagasaki / Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine, and on and on, non stop

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  2. ...yes, "..because of the sorry mess of lies they insist are truth surrounding the biggest hoax in American history.." and the biggest hoax, the Holohoax, in World history.

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