THE BATTLE TO DESTROY THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND FREE HUMANITY FROM THE SATANIC ORDER OF OPPRESSORS
The Roman Empire never died. It all began when the Jews murdered Jesus and humanity has since been under the forces of Jewish Talmudic Satanism.
LOGOS: THE ORDER OF THE UNIVERSE & THE FINAL BATTLE AGAINST ALL EVIL
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Humanity has terminal cancer. We cannot fight this disease if we cannot diagnose it. We have been inducted into a satanic cult, Cabalist Judaism (Communism.) Satanic cults control and exploit their members by corrupting and making them sick, before destroying them.
As E. Michael Jones says, "[Non-Jews] have internalized the commands of our oppressors. We need to liberate ourselves from the Jewish superego."
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7 Reasons Why The Roman Empire Never Fell: It Lives Inside All of Us
Not only are the Roman aqueducts, roads, and church still in use today, but Roman concepts and the Roman way of life lives in all of us to this day.
We are taught in school that the Roman empire fell in 472 when Germanic tribes sacked the city of Rome and the great Roman empire which lasted hundreds of years ended. If your history teacher asks you this on a multiple-choice test this is the right answer, but in a larger sense Rome never fell. Putting aside the fact that the Roman language is the root of most languages spoken in the world here are six ways our minds and lifestyles are inherently Roman.
Does anyone ever wonder why we have a senate? Multiple branches of government and practice parliamentary procedures in congress? You guessed it Rome, the Romans were the first to have a senate and institute three branches of government (triumvirate) to keep a balance on each other.
It may be surprising to some, but our judicial system has its roots in Rome, the concept of fault, responsibility, and justice (at least our versions of it) are Roman. If you have even a basic understanding of law you know most of our legal terms are in Latin: no contest nolo contendere, Nemo debet bis vexari- double jeopardy, ex post facto-after the fact, ect
Rome was one of the first nations to enact basic rules of fairness as we know them today, one citizen was no better than another. Before Rome aristocrats were immune to laws and could act with impunity to commoners, in Rome no one was above the law, not man nor woman, emperor or commoner.
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