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Daniel Nagase MD's avatar

There's a good side to Jesus Christ story about courage and rebellion.

However, the dark side is that it is a repetition of the age old theme of blood sacrifice to wash away everyone else's sins. Ancient societies thought they could get good fortunes by a blood sacrifice of an animal (and in some cases a human) to wash away the misdeeds everyone did since last Christmas. The greater the value of the sacrifice, the longer the time before judgement.

Unfortunately, omniscient beings don't actually care about blood sacrifices because omnipotent minds don't need "blood". They'd rather you just go back and fix your mistakes. The dark side of forgiveness and the Jesus human sacrifice story vs. the good side about inspiring people, all lies in the reasoning. https://danielnagase.substack.com/p/the-difference-between-evil-and-good

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jamalh's avatar

"...evidence that Putin betrayed Syria"

If we consider that the "end times", where we are now, is the ultimate phase of the Globalist project, their Agenda 2030 wouldn't make much sense if they didn't have already under their control all the world's governments that count, economically, politically and militarily. According to their own “manual” for world conquest, their plan is always executed with the most extreme caution: “Before us is a plan in which is laid down strategically the line from which we cannot deviate without running the risk of seeing the labour of many centuries brought to naught.”

"Revolution" is a globalist tool and all countries that underwent a revolution have always remained under globalist control. Among the actors of the Syrian drama, this includes Russia, Turkey, Iran and even Syria and all Arab states, since they can be seen as by-products of the Young Turks revolution, root cause of the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire.

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