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Positive Abrasiveness is The Way... Whatever women tell you to do to attract them, do the opposite and you'll wind up with more women. How THEY read your situation trumps reality. Every single time.

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What will the jews do with all that meat from their victims now?

https://esirc.emporia.edu/handle/123456789/1477

First 5 numbers in each row are cops. Second 5 are criminals.

1 (Hypochondriasis) 51.258 53.900
2 (Depression) 48.032 60.367
3 (Hysteria) 58.774 56.200
4 (Psychopathic Deviate) 56.871 65.567
5 (Masculinity-Femininity) 53.548 56.000
6 (Paranoia) 54.581 60.633
7 (Psychasthenia) 52.226 60.567
8 (Schizophrenia) 50.839 62.200
9 (Hypomania) 54.387 60.067
o(Social Introversion) 45.935 51.967

https://youtu.be/wWtwrUIHqcY

Very interesting documentary here somebody who lets his religious beliefs get in the way of the science a little bit but in this they do a couple of things number one they correlate the shroud of Turin with another shroud that was reputed to wrap jesus's face and has exactly the same matching markings as the face on the trout of Turin and this other cloth has a much more documented history of its location. They all talk about how the DNA and if they take from the blood clots off the shroud of Turin is definitely dated to the time period of Jesus which is interesting and that the DNA is not of European origin which would be if the blood on it and the child was from Europe and later a fake. And the most interesting thing is then they do a little more in-depth discussion of the DNA and they find out that Jesus is blood was actually what is called a sect called a Drew d r e w. Which is an ancient sect older than Christianity and predates Jesus by about two or 3,000 years and is basically originally Egyptian origin which makes sense because there's a lot of talk about how Jesus between his birth and his return to Israel or Jerusalem I actually probably went to Egypt and studied with the mystics. Furthermore the Drew sect descendants actually live in Nazareth which is right around where Jesus was from and they have a continuing history and low and behold they go and they test some blood of some living druze and guess what they match the blood of Jesus so pretty conclusive evidence here that I had not heard before of number one the offense of the shroud because of the correlation with the other cloth which has even more documented history and I hadn't even heard of before and then this DNA analysis that kind of makes sense.

Now the one area where this documentary fails is that the two religious guys who are Christians and believe in jesus's resurrection deny the possibility that this other professor found the actual ossuary which is where the bones of dead people were kept in those times of both the mother Mary Mary Magdalene Jesus jesus's son and jesus's brother the names were all on the different oscillaries in this one tomb which is quite a coincidence if that's not who it is and these two guys reject the possibility that those are the bones of Jesus because they believe Jesus rose from the dead and therefore no bones were left behind. So I guess they just believe that his body just disappeared and vaporized as he mystically did whatever he did. Personally I think it would have been very interesting to try to get some testing of all those bone samples as well and the fact that that even exists is another interesting aspect of this video.

The phrase "Hibernian occupied government" likely refers to a period in Irish history when a government, or parts of it, were controlled by the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), a Catholic fraternal society. While the AOH played a significant role in Irish nationalism and Irish-American communities, it's not accurate to say they "occupied" a government in the sense of a takeover. The AOH exerted influence through its political activities, including supporting Irish nationalist causes and the Irish Parliamentary Party, but it was not a ruling body itself.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

The Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH):

This society was founded in the 19th century, primarily among Irish Catholic immigrants, and aimed to provide support, protection, and cultural preservation.

Influence on Politics:

The AOH became a powerful auxiliary to the Irish Parliamentary Party in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in Ulster. They supported policies that aligned with Irish nationalism and Home Rule, which was a proposal to grant Ireland self-governance within the United Kingdom.

Not a Rulng Body:

While the AOH wielded significant influence and played a key role in shaping political discourse, it was never in charge of a government. It was a fraternal society that exerted influence through political action, not through occupying government seats or imposing their will on the existing structure.

Examples of Influence:

The AOH's influence is evident in their support for Home Rule, their role in Irish-American communities, and their contributions to nationalist movements, including the Irish Revolution and the subsequent establishment of the Irish Free State.