Monday 26 March 2012

PHOTO FOUND: 'STAR OF DAVID' A KHAZAR SYMBOL


This is an older find. I think this image was first posted in 2007. I thought it might be of interest to my readers, however.  Chances are that, at the time of this particular battle, the Khazars had already switched over to Judaism.

Historian and author Michael A. Hoffman II of RevisionistHistory.org has unearthed this photo of a Ukrainian statue depicting "Ukrainian Prince Sviatoslav's defeat of the Khazar army, 968 A.D. (note the hexagram on the Khazar soldier's shield)"

The Magen David was used in Jewish Kabbalistic rituals in the Middle Ages, but only became universally 'Jewish' in the 19th century when adopted by the Zionist movement as their national symbol.

10 comments:

  1. Actually, the "star of David" is a very ancient symbol holy to a variety of cultures. Like the swastika, it can be found on 2,000 year-old Hindu temples. It can be found on many Hindu yantras (including the symbol for the heart chakra) and here it is known as the "shatkona." The upright triangle stands for Shiva, or the male principle, and the point down triangle stands for Shakti, or the female principle, so in that way it's kind of like a yin-yang symbol, depicting the union of opposites. You could also think of it as a two dimensional representation of a combination of two plutonic solids (tetrohydrons) known as the Merkaba. I guess this goes back to Ancient Egypt ... anyway, it's very important in sacred geometry.

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  2. I guess that would be a photo of the artist's model for the sculpture. The final monument is shown here with 12-point star.

    From Wikipedia there was a bit of a stooshie about the proposed hexagram:
    "In 2005, reports circulated that a village in the Belgorod region had erected a monument to Sviatoslav's victory over the Khazars by the Russian sculptor Vyacheslav Klykov. The reports described the 13-meter tall statue as depicting a Rus' cavalryman trampling a supine Khazar bearing a Star of David. This created an outcry within the Jewish community of Russia. The controversy was further exacerbated by Klykov's connections with Pamyat and other anti-Semitic organizations, as well as by his involvement in the "letter of 500", a controversial appeal to the Prosecutor General to review all Jewish organizations in Russia for extremism.[46] The Press Center of the Belgorod Regional Administration responded by stating that a planned monument to Sviatoslav had not yet been constructed, but would show "respect towards representatives of all nationalities and religions."[47] When the statue was unveiled, the shield bore a twelve-pointed star."

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  3. This is all ZioNazi Kykel blather meant to obscure the ancient Babylonian Egyptian murderous pagan origins of the cult that came to be known as Judaism, which had nothing to do with the ancient Israelites that were faithful to God and Moses law. Those faithful greeted Jesus as the Messiah when He came. The rest went into the morass of infidel massorete garbage.

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  4. One might suppose that "holy" is subjective...like mammon worship {see why Adoram got stoned}...Climax @ John 8:44.
    Solomon was blamed for being to overcome with desire for STRANGE women...so as to become enamored with Sorcery...

    Later the Khazars convert to Talmudic Judaism {Anti-Israelite} Hate Truth = STOOL SCULPTURE DEITY CULT, and spread "Jewishness" west to the unsuspecting {European} Israelites/Judahites {Germans}...

    Isaiah 3...{No Khazars/Jews} in the Text.

    Strictly as an aside "There were never any DALLAS COWBOYS at the Alamo...ipso facto NO JEWS in the Old Testament...meaning God is not "Jewish" and neither is Jesus, and the word Israel does not mean "Jewish".

    Later on in the OT there is a verse about a PURE LANGUAGE...!

    Stool Sculpture deity cult members do not manifest anything Holy.

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  5. @ freethinker,

    Thanks for the info, however

    The "controversy" cited by "wikipedia" (known to censor controversial information) is regarding a statue in the *Russian* city of Belgorod - not in *Ukraine*.

    The statue in foto above is reportedly located in Ukraine (not Russia) (city is presumed to be Kiev, but is not stated) - the author of the info regarding the Ukrainian statue is a very reputable writer-historian who one could presume to be careful about veracity of his public statements

    Could there be more than 1 statue (i'm personally certain there are more than one - in both Russia and Ukraine - maybe other Slavic nations)? It would not be surprising if there were two (or more) given the very close relationship between Russian and Ukrainian cultures, mutual history, etc.

    A more important point regarding the statue in Belgorod, Russia versus the statue in above foto (reportedly) located in Ukraine - is that there is controversy surrounding either, both. Why, who are the antagonists, what is there to hide or supress, ... .

    All of this is a pattern of behavior, similar to that related many other matters, such as of Ukraine's "Holodomir" - the starvation of millions of Ukrainians - by the bolshevik-communists (talmudics) of 1932-1933 - i.e. the same organized cover-up of the truth of this outrageous crime against humanity and all issues related.

    And a number of other related issues - all depicting a pattern of nefarious behavior ...

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  6. 'woe to you lawyers for you have taken away the keys of knowledge and neither use them yourself,nor permit others to' is a verse from one of the gospels.it may well be in a prayer because of that.

    i believe the origins of judaism reside in canaan,the israelites were supposed to annihalate the canaanites completely,but ended up marrying some of them(like the reference to solomon)and taking on their gods and customs.which is possibly the origin of making the spouse and children of the jewish woman,jews and not the nationality of the father.

    the whole of the book of isaiah was written in total condemnation of those wicked israelites that assimilated (by marrying canaanite women) and promises victory to the persecuted.it often gets misquoted today as being an example of jewish supremacy,it is not.it is a prophecy of carnal israel being utterly destroyed and becoming the slaves of those they have abused and persecuted with their perverse materialism and war-mongering.

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  7. anonymous 27 March, 2012 9:26 AM

    ... book of isaiah ...

    I'm sorry anon, but you are not making any sense.

    Woe to you lawyers is from the 11th chapter of the Gospel of Luke.

    It is not a prayer.

    Isaiah is primarily a prophecy about the redemption of faithful Israel by the Messiah. Faithful Israel is everyone that believes in the Messiah, Gentile or Jew. The Messiah is Jesus Christ.

    The lawyers that Jesus Christ condemned are those who rejected Him out of their own conceit and self worship.

    May God in His Christ lead you into all truth anon. God bless you.

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  8. Edom is over-represented in Hollywood, Wall Street, US war-making foreign policy, the Supreme Court, the legal system generally, mainstream media-management, the universities and the radical feminist and pro-abortion and pro-gay movements. A century before the birth of Christ, a people utterly condemned by all the major prophets, the Edomites, were converted as a group to become 'Jews'. According to Josephus the early Jewish historian, 'They (Edom) were hereafter no other than Jews' (Antiquities, XIII ix 1; XV vii 9). Roth’s Concise Jewish Encyclopedia says ‘Hyrcanus forcibly converted [Edom]. From then on they were part of the Jewish people..’ (p 154). The Jewish Encyclopedia says 'Edom is in Jewry' (Volume5 p41). The evil Herods were Edomites. Jesus twice says ‘those who say they are Jews and are not’ are a ‘synagogue of Satan’ (Rev2:9, 3:9); ‘Because you are not sheep of my flock you do not believe’ (Jn10:24-27). True Israel is hidden within the true Church (Jn14:21 Mt7:14).

    According to the book “Jesus in the Talmud” published by Princeton University Press, written by Peter Schaefer who heads up Princeton's Judaic studies program, the Jewish Talmud speaks of Jesus being “punished in Hell for eternity by being made to sit in a cauldron of boiling excrement”..

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