Eradicating Antisemitism from the American Public System

[Little Shepherd]

Reread my post. I changed it not after you informed me of this Scout's honor.

I read the whole post again. Whatever you changed doesn't make your post any less of a load of crap. Reading through it is like watching a linguistic train wreck. It's so horribly mangled, but I can't look away. I'm going to go ahead and nominate you for a screwball award now, though you've probably been nominated a few times for this thread already.

[mastralvarado]

Um, no. That's quite possibly the most ignorant thing I've heard in a long time. English has only an indirect connection to Latin through its heavy French influence (due to France at one point conquering England for a time, and French becoming the language of the upper class of England). This connection is not for religious reasons.

Yes it is for religious reasons which I am about to demonstrate:

Notice the word "Persecutor":

tr.v., -cut·ed, -cut·ing, -cutes.

1. To oppress or harass with ill-treatment, especially because of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or beliefs.
2. To annoy persistently; bother.

[Middle English, from Old French persecuter, back-formation from persecuteur, persecutor, from Late Latin persecūtor, from persecūtus, past participle of persequī, to persecute, from Latin, to pursue : per-, per- + sequī, to follow.]

And now notice the word "peryklu" which is Maltese and a corruption of the Greek word "peryclutos" has been manipulated by Latin scholars and conformed to another term with a similar definition: danger.

perilous (look up perilous at Dictionary.com)
c.1290, from O.Fr. perillous (Fr. périlleux) "dangerous, hazardous," from L. periculosus, from periculum "dangerous"

If you are interested in knowing more see this thread in order to find out how the religious motivation to prevent Islam from spreading at all costs is what the caused the new forms of Romance, and Germanic languages.

http://www.theologyweb.com/campus/showpost.php?p=2556925&postcount=90


Religion is not the topic of the thread therefore no religious comments should be made or, at least, one should try to abstain from them.

But the connection between religion and the "Upper Class" which you mentioned is definitely based on the permanent separation of the lower and UPPER classes.

Noticed you mentioned the French conquest of England. This happened in "1066" therefore it is within the period that the 'made up' historical events fit in using Hungarian Calendar phantom time hypothesis. That is not the topic of the thread either. One has to read about this and make up one's mind if it's true and then come back to this thread. Else you're just going to think I'm some loon.

[Little Shepherd]

Yes it is for religious reasons which I am about to demonstrate:

Notice the word "Persecutor":

tr.v., -cut·ed, -cut·ing, -cutes.

1. To oppress or harass with ill-treatment, especially because of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or beliefs.
2. To annoy persistently; bother.

[Middle English, from Old French persecuter, back-formation from persecuteur, persecutor, from Late Latin persecūtor, from persecūtus, past participle of persequī, to persecute, from Latin, to pursue : per-, per- + sequī, to follow.]

And now notice the word "peryklu" which is Maltese and a corruption of the Greek word "peryclutos" has been manipulated by Latin scholars and conformed to another term with a similar definition: danger.

perilous (look up perilous at Dictionary.com)
c.1290, from O.Fr. perillous (Fr. périlleux) "dangerous, hazardous," from L. periculosus, from periculum "dangerous"

If you are interested in knowing more see this thread in order to find out how the religious motivation to prevent Islam from spreading at all costs is what the caused the new forms of Romance, and Germanic languages.

http://www.theologyweb.com/campus/showpost.php?p=2556925&postcount=90


Religion is not the topic of the thread therefore no religious comments should be made or, at least, one should try to abstain from them.

But the connection between religion and the "Upper Class" which you mentioned is definitely based on the permanent separation of the lower and UPPER classes.

Even if everything you say is true, it's completely irrelevant, and you're still a crackpot conspiracy theorist.

[mastralvarado]

Even if everything you say is true, it's completely irrelevant, and you're still a crackpot conspiracy theorist.

No. I'm using Trinitarian theology with linguistic anthropology and you are just trolling. Write something better and not just one-liners and while you're at it make it something valuable instead of ad hominem ghosts.

[Little Shepherd]

No. I'm using Trinitarian theology with linguistic anthropology and you are just trolling.

What Trinitarian theology have you used? I know you've mentioned Trinitarian theology, but what does it have to do with anything you're saying? Also, many of your basic linguistic "facts" are just plain wrong. If you can't get the very basics right, then I have every right to see your conclusions as speculation, conjecture, or . . . crackpot conspiracy theories.

[mastralvarado]

What Trinitarian theology have you used? I know you've mentioned Trinitarian theology, but what does it have to do with anything you're saying? Also, many of your basic linguistic "facts" are just plain wrong. If you can't get the very basics right, then I have every right to see your conclusions as speculation, conjecture, or . . . crackpot conspiracy theories.

I'm using three theories to support my own theory about Maltese's origins to support a hypothesis that English is a racist precocious language in EFL speakers. One is the Italian British connection using backup support from third party historians. The second is the Spanish - English connection with the French and the third is the H.C. [3] Time Hypothesis of Zoltan Hunivari.

Notice in the link to that other thread I posted previously that Maltese has influenced English via a French connection and Spanish without ever being a frank / international language. So attack me all you want not going to change the fact that you're just trolling now.

Please point out what linguistic facts I have wrong instead of just telling me I'm wrong.

[3] H.C. P.T. Hypothesis

[mastralvarado]

Prince Harry Apologizes Over Racist Comments

Britain's Prince Harry apologized over the weekend after a newspaper released video footage of him calling an army colleague a "Paki" and telling another he looked like a "raghead."

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[technomage]

The original concept of the U.S.A. was separation from its mother Nation England because of taxation, need for independence and religious reasons.

No. But you seemingly have your thoughts so concentrated on your pet theories that you cannot concentrate on anything else--including little details like facts, or reality, or truth. I'll leave you to your delusions, and bid you a happy twilight zone.

[mastralvarado]

Queen concerned at 'over-excited' Diana's relationship with Dodi

THE Queen was "concerned" about Princess Diana's relationship with Dodi Fayed, it emerged yesterday.
Paul Burrell, a former royal butler, told the inquest into her death that he met the Queen weeks after Diana died in a car accident in August 1997.

He said she had been concerned the princess was "over-excited" about her relationship with Dodi when the couple first got together.

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[Little Shepherd]

I'm using three theories to support my own theory about Maltese's origins to support a hypothesis that English is a racist precocious language in EFL speakers. One is the Italian British connection using backup support from third party historians. The second is the Spanish - English connection with the French and the third is the H.C. [3] Time Hypothesis of Zoltan Hunivari.

Um, ok. Using 3 theories has nothing at all to do with Trinitarian theology. I'm not sure you know at this point what trinitarian theology even means.

Notice in the link to that other thread I posted previously that Maltese has influenced English via a French connection and Spanish without ever being a frank / international language. So attack me all you want not going to change the fact that you're just trolling now.

Even if Maltese influenced English in some way, so what?

Please point out what linguistic facts I have wrong instead of just telling me I'm wrong.

I already pointed out some, but you seem to have ignored them. Your theory pretty much relies on French, Latin, Italian, and "Maltese" being intrinsically racist languages. Of course, containing racist words isn't the same as being intrinsically racist. If that was the case, Arabic(you know -- the language of your precious Quran) would have most languages beat. And every single language known to man has plenty of words and phrases that would be considered racist, so it's a charge that can be levied at any language ever devised by man.

[mastralvarado]

Um, ok. Using 3 theories has nothing at all to do with Trinitarian theology. I'm not sure you know at this point what trinitarian theology even means.

You wan't to discuss trinities? See this thread: http://www.theologyweb.com/campus/sh...d.php?t=124526

Even if Maltese influenced English in some way, so what?

I already pointed out some, but you seem to have ignored them. Your theory pretty much relies on French, Latin, Italian, and "Maltese" being intrinsically racist languages.

Not racist but discriminating and vulgar, specially for ESL listeners of EFL speakers.

Of course, containing racist words isn't the same as being intrinsically racist. If that was the case, Arabic(you know -- the language of your precious Quran) would have most languages beat. And every single language known to man has plenty of words and phrases that would be considered racist, so it's a charge that can be levied at any language ever devised by man.

Arabic does not, I repeat, does not have any auspicious words. The word racist is an American neologism which possibly came from the slavehood era as also was the despectful term "chapín" which came from the colonial era.

And by the way did you read what I suggested before you posted? The time it took the nations to adopt the Gregorian calendar was certainly over 100 years contrary to my previous assertion. You obviously overlooked this, therefore you don't want to discuss things scientifically.

[mastralvarado]

Hebrew is not recommended in order to teach semitic languages to EFL speakers because of the following.

Exhibit: "A"

The word "charam" whose denotation is mostly negative can have its verbal interchanged for usage as adjective, but sadly, to the surprise of readers, it can also be used as a noun.

Exhibit: "B"

The word "chalag" which is bulgarian has also been used to refer to the vulgar and profane word for excrement of excrement whose origin is also of hebrew speakers.

Exhibit: "C"

The word "meeseem" which is plural for taxes can also be "balah" the singular form of tax which is confusing to say the least.
The hebrew word for taxes is Mekhes also.

Exhibit: "D"

The word La'showne Harah means "bad mouth" which is precisely something Jesus (AS) would find evil to say.

Exhibit: "E"

Chapín is a derogatory, despectful hebrew originary neologism that is used mostly by foreigners for addressing Guatemalans, a nation who voted for the creation of the State of Israel, whose vote was decisive in such a "brave and bold endeavor" (pardon the particles for my Muslim readers).

Exhibit: "F"
The Chapín, Chopine and Espolón are interrelated. Espolón sounds like español but it really is not the same word. Chapín and Chopine are not the same words but they sound the same using the international phonetic alphabet. Therefore, they are not fully the same until one puts Espolón in the middle.

Since espolón is a medical term for a foot disease and chopine's are women' shoes, then necessarily so must espolón be chapín since chopines are foot related participles.

Exhibit: "G"

The Hebrew language drops the "C" from Cha in its written form in order to not sound so derogatory when used with another lexeme to form a two word compound.

Therefore, Hebrew is not the appropriate language for usage in Schools being the case that this project is attempted with any Semitic language.

Jesus' (AS) words: "You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free!"

[Little Shepherd]

Newsflash: Hebrew is bad because it contains derogatory words . . . just like every other language in existence! Story at 5.

[mastralvarado]

Newsflash: Hebrew is bad because it contains derogatory words . . . just like every other language in existence! Story at 5.

You missed the point. Hebrew contains derogatory words is nothing new. That these words have been used to coin new words to fallaciously generalize in a bad light a whole people is something that is still going on and I suspect that that right now its not Jews but people who know Hebrew.

Take for example the word Gruzini which is aimed at Georgians and the word Chalag which is aimed at Bulgarians and Chapín aimed at Guatemalans. The newest, that I'm aware of, is Espolón which is not Hebrew but hadn't Jewish medical doctors first coined it and some Hebrew speakers misapplied in Yahoo's! Babel fish Ram translation from English to Spanish?

These are all nasty words the last of which could easily be an inflammatory discrimination against all Spanish speaking people.

All these facts I have already reported this to the Israeli Defense Forces since there might be Guatemalans who serve with them and Guatemalan's voted for the creation of the State of Israel in the U.N. while it was still unbiased toward any state: a vote that made all the difference according to news sources.

[mastralvarado]

The Root of the Wall Street Debacle

Inflation altered our conception of wealth and how it is made, and in the process altered our behaviour, I would say for the worse. It has made us more shifty than thrifty. Of course, bubbles have occurred before, one has only to read Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, published in 1843 by Charles Mackay, to know that. But never has the need for speculation become quite as deeply entrenched in the popular psyche, including mine, as it is now, and inflation is at the origin of this. Never before has personal financial stability or survival depended so much, as it does now, upon speculation. That is why past inflation is at the root of the Wall Street debacle.

Of course, there are no final causes in human affairs. What caused the inflation in the first place? That is another question entirely.

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This person Theodore Dalrymple who is a physician concludes his article with a question as to what caused the inflation of WallStreets recent debacle. So the root of inflation is unknown to the majority of people. I propose that the origin of inflation is the lack of separation of church and state in the English language. The influence of this lack of abstraction comes from a diminute racist, discriminating element in the language itself AND and the English speaking society that is harbored by a Hebrew speaking society that hates Spanish, Semitic languages except Hebrew and maybe some others, and also hates/discriminates against the Arabic derived Maltese Language.

These elements use Hebrew, Italian, French, the English - Spanish antitheses in order to communicate using Web translators and a code language.

These people are extremely smug and intelligent, do not approach. The only solution to win against their game is to adopt Arabic or Aramaic as a first language (AFL) in the school system. Their game is to run rivers red with blood and other malthusian methods of population control via manipulation of the media using their unsuspecting/fearing Jewish marionettes and masonic organizations.

May Allah grant you success in protecting future generations against the forces of unrighteousness.

Edit: Besides, persons who are of American origin no longer have to have a binding legal obligation to defend the State of Israel that the politicians have made on behalf of them for all future generations because their first language written and spoken of the new generation is not the same language that the oath had taken place in.