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So Carthage worshipped the Owl/Bull | |
| Not currently important User ID: 75424831  United States03/26/2020 09:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 73193093 United States12/06/2022 08:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | No a super long one but I want to put it out there. Carthage fell to Rome in the second century. They were child sacrificers and worshipped Molech. I hear that Rome took on their pagan gods at the time and disguised them. Of course Rome travelled to Britain and eventually found its way to America. Quoting: Not currently important 75424831 The Canaanite script was Semitic which means it is written without vowels. Molech was written as MLK. How many cities in the us have boulevards called MLK? That was only AFTER the Phoenicians took them over from within, just like all western countries. Just like how the Bohemian Grove wasn't built until after Inanna declared victory upon conquering America using the Rockefellers and Astors in the 1800s and had the Statue of Liberty erected in her honor. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 82197111  Canada12/06/2022 08:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They were on the same side, pretending to war. This is why Hannibal did not sack Rome after "winning" the Battle of Cannae. There was no Cannae battle. Once Rome's expansion was sufficient for empire, Carthage was allowed to fall in the Punic Wars. Which weren't wars, but a controlled demolition of an obsolete subsidiary. Once the Roman Empire itself had been thoroughly looted over the next few centuries, their northern border was opened to the Goths. This was the start of the controlled demolition of the Empire itself. There's no reason to keep ruling over people once you've taken absolutely everything away from them. Check out a map of the extent of Roman expansion. They were never able to conquer Germania. This is why Germany took it in the teeth during WWI and WWII, and are still paying for it now. The same Phoenician bloodlines run the world today. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 84472324 United States12/06/2022 09:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Rome and Carthage were both founded by the Phoenicians, driven out of Troy and the East by the Greeks and Sythians. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 82197111 They were on the same side, pretending to war. This is why Hannibal did not sack Rome after "winning" the Battle of Cannae. There was no Cannae battle. Once Rome's expansion was sufficient for empire, Carthage was allowed to fall in the Punic Wars. Which weren't wars, but a controlled demolition of an obsolete subsidiary. Once the Roman Empire itself had been thoroughly looted over the next few centuries, their northern border was opened to the Goths. This was the start of the controlled demolition of the Empire itself. There's no reason to keep ruling over people once you've taken absolutely everything away from them. Check out a map of the extent of Roman expansion. They were never able to conquer Germania. This is why Germany took it in the teeth during WWI and WWII, and are still paying for it now. The same Phoenician bloodlines run the world today.  |
