Because these brainwashed psychopaths haven’t got a clue!!
Zionist sick sick sociopathic humour
Herod ‘the Great’, a Roman puppet king – who built the second temple to honour his ego, and not Jewish traditions – towards the end of his life (d.4 AD) carried out a symbolic act to actually mock the Jews and their religious laws while saluting his Roman patrons. He hung a large golden eagle at the main gate leading to the Temple!
This enraged his Jewish subjects so much, that a plot was concocted to take down the offending statue. When Herod found out about the plan, he went berserk and had the traitors burned alive, in order to teach his Jewish subjects a lesson.
By the way, Herod, the so-called ‘King of the Jews’, was an Arab on both his maternal and paternal side.
Following the Jewish Revolt of 66-70AD, Jerusalem was burnt, the city walls razed to the ground and ‘Herod’s temple totally destroyed. No walls were left standing, including the so-called western or ‘wailing’ wall.
The Western Wall was not ‘miraculously’ left standing.
The foundation stones were Herodian, but part of the wall that is visible today was erected first by a Christian ruler, then added onto by an Islamic ruler and finally an Ottoman (Turkish) Islamic ruler.
Fascinating! Jews of all religious persuasions – and none – go to pray at a wall, whose foundations were built by an Arab, and then added-on to and re-built by Christian and Islamic rulers over the centuries.
A truly cosmopolitan site indeed.
Summer 2025 came across this: The Wailing Wall is actually the remains of a Roman fortress called “Fort Antonia” built north of the actual Temple where no protruding rock ever existed but rather was built upon the Gihon Spring.
The rock upon which the Dome of the Rock was built adjoining the Western Wall was actually the centre-piece around which Fort Antonia was built.
Thus, there’s nothing sacred about this rock or this Wall.
This is attested to by the eyewitness, Jewish historian Josephus, who also wrote in his “Jewish Wars” that the Romans left nothing above or below ground of the Second Temple so that one coming to Jerusalem thereafter would never believe a Temple ever existed.
According to Josephus, Titus, the Roman General who razed Jerusalem to the ground in 70 AD, allowed Fort Antonia to remain to house the Tenth Legion left to monitor Roman affairs in Jerusalem.
The Wailing Wall as a Jewish holy place is a modern invention that was selected for Jewish worship by one of the greatest mystics of the Kabbalistic age. His name was Isaac Luria, who in his many geographical mistakes, selected the Western Wall as a holy place for the Jews to assemble – a mere 430 years ago.
In actual fact, the Jewish people today at their Wailing Wall are not praying at a wall of their former Temples. They are actually praying toward the western wall of Fort Antonia.
The shrine on the other side of the Wailing Wall in the time of Jesus was not the Temple built by Herod, but it was a Roman Temple dedicated to the Roman Emperor and the Gods of Rome. Ernest Martin … GET THE BOOK. A MUST READ.
THE BLACK HERALDS (Cesar Vallejo)
There are blows in life, so powerful . . . I don’t know!
Blows as from God’s hatred; as if before them,
the backlash of everything suffered
were to dam up in the soul . . . I don’t know!
They are few; but they are . . . They open dark furrows
in the fiercest face and in the strongest side.
Maybe they could be the horses of barbarous Attilas;
or the black heralds Death sends us.
They are the deep abysses of the soul’s Christs,
of some revered faith Destiny blasphemes.
Those gory blows are the cracklings of a bread
that burns-up on us at the oven’s door.
And man . . . Poor . . . poor! He turns his eyes,
as when a slap on the shoulder calls us;
he turns his crazed eyes, and everything lived
is dammed up, like a pond of guilt, in his gaze.
There are blows in life, so powerful . . . I don’t know!
And what have we come to?
tents of nomads
thunder and drawn swords over
our heads, some
terror we expect
listen houses
collapsing in the one
word: home.
From a poem by Marina Tsvetaeva called ‘Poem of the End’
‘I Explain a Few Things’ by Chilean poet and writer Pablo Neruda (1904-1973) is a poem that delves into the Spanish Civil War of the mid-1930s and the devastation that the fascist bombing of Guernica wrought. The poem resonates with the feeling of desolation, shot through (pardon the pun) with gruesome imagery:
My house was called
“The house with the flowers” because around it
Geraniums exploded. It was
A beautiful house
With dogs and kids …
Then one morning flames
Came out of the ground
Devouring human beings.
From then on fire,
Gunpowder from then on,
From then on blood …
Bandits with black monks giving their blessing
Came across the sky to kill children
And through the streets, the blood of children
Ran simply, like children’s blood does.
I have seen the blood
Of Spain rise up against you
To drown you in a single wave
Of pride and knives!
Generals
Traitors
Look at my dead home
Look at broken Spain –
But from each dead house
Burning metal shoots out
Instead of flowers.
From every shell-hole in Spain
Spain will rise.
From every dead child a rifle with
Eyes will rise.
From every crime bullets will be born
Which will one day find a place
In your hearts.
You ask “Why doesn’t your poetry
Speak to us of dreams and leaves
Of the great volcanoes of your native land?”
Come
See the blood along the streets
Come see
The blood along the streets
Come see the blood
Along the Streets!
Nazi Germany supported the uprising and tried out its new air force in bombing raids against those regions of Spain still controlled by the Popular Front. ‘IT’S NEW’ … ring any bells, as in Gaza vis a vis the Israeli Occupation Forces and its modern technology!
The fascist uprising succeeded and General Francisco Franco became dictator of Spain until his death in 1976. Yes, the mid seventies!
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland supports its ‘strategic partner’, Israel, in its war on the military occupied land of Palestine in Gaza, content in the knowledge that its partner is showing ‘restraint’ in its military actions against defenceless civilians.
To date, as a result of the ‘restraint’ shown by the Israeli Occupation Forces, only a minimum of 34,183 killed, 77,143 wounded and at least 11,000 missing.
Yes, RESTRAINT! Prime Ministers, Cabinet Ministers, First Ministers, Members of Parliament, Lords and Ladies, Bishops and Pastors, Preachers and Biblical scholars, along with …
Generals
Traitors
Look at my dead home
Look at broken Gaza –
But from each dead house
Burning metal shoots out
Instead of flowers.
(Both called Pablo, both died in 1973)
Would you ‘adam n eve it! A native Welsh speaking follower of the Jewish Yeshua, or Iesu, as we call him, shares part of his religious heritage with a bunch of murderous, racist, genocidal, fanatical, sociopathic Zionist politicians and white-settlers! In the book that the latter call ‘The Tanakh’ and we call ‘Yr Hen Destament’, an Israelite prophet called Jeremiah, who lived 2,650 years ago, uttered the above warning. His words, not mine: “I will let you live in this place” (ie Jerusalem).
But there’s more! God makes it clear in Leviticus 25 that the Promised Land BELONGS TO HIM and him alone. His people are only ‘sojourners’. In other words, their stay is only TEMPORARY, even if they do obey all his commandments. Their ‘God’ is adamant: The Land is Mine, not yours!
Maybe the Zionist politicians. and their White Settlers partners-in-crime, need an urgent lesson in Tanakh studies.
For the record, the current Zionists are not ‘ancestors’ of the original Israelites. They disappeared a long time ago, leaving no title deeds with anyone to ‘God’s Promised Land.
An artist’s impression of Jeremiah
An artist’s impression of the sixth century ‘Fall of Jerusalem’.
“The rage that breaks a man into children”
The rage that breaks a man into children,
that breaks a child into identical birds
and then a bird into small eggs—
the rage of the poor
has an oil against two vinegars.
The rage that makes a tree break into leaf,
a leaf into unequal buds
and a bud into telescopic folds—
the rage of the poor
has two rivers against many seas.
The rage that breaks the good into doubts,
doubt into three similar arcs
and then an arc into unexpected graves—
the rage of the poor
has a steel against two daggers.
The rage that breaks a soul into bodies,
a body into dissimilar organs
and an organ into octavo thoughts—
the rage of the poor
has a central fire against two pits. (Cesar Vallejo)
REFUGEE GOD
God has become a refugee, Sir
So:
Seize the prayer rugs from the mosque
Sell the church, which now belongs to someone else.
Sell the muezzin on the black market
Light the wicks of stars so they
Might light the way for wanderers
Even the father of our orphans can’t be found
Take them all away as well, sir!
(Rashid Hussein d 1977)
Rashid Hussein (1936-1977) was a Palestinian poet from Musmus, a village outside Umm al-Fahm. Like his contemporaries Mahmoud Darwish and Samih al-Qasim, Hussein was a ’48 Palestinian (that is, a second-class citizen of Israel). Educated in Hebrew and Arabic, Hussein wrote and translated volumes of poetry.
MASSES – Cesar Vallejo
When the battle was over
And the fighter was dead, a man came toward him
And said to him: “Do not die; I love you so!”
But the corpse, how sad! went on dying.
And two came near, and repeated it.
“Do not leave us! Courage! Return to life!”
But the corpse, how sad! went on dying.
Twenty arrive, a hundred, a thousand, five hundred thousand,
Shouting: “So much love, and it can do nothing against death!”
But the corpse, how sad! went on dying.
Millions of persons stood around him,
All with the same request: “Stay here, brother!”
But the corpse, how sad! went on dying.
Then all the men on the earth
Stood around him; the corpse looked at them sadly, deeply moved;
He sat up slowly,
Put his arms around the first man; started to walk.…
The Fugitive Stag 