: Cont.---With regard to the next to last pargraph statement:
: "With the Tribes of Is-ra-el swarming amongst the
: nation's,"-gives credence to the remark by Caiaphus,
: (or a Scribe talk over,)-in (Jn. 11 vs. 52,)-"Not only
: for that nation, but that the Children of (Set-h's) god,-be
: gathered together in one,-that were scattered abroad."

: From this it becomes evident that Jesus's death would
: accomplish this, by having them continue to not be melded
: into the society accepted in,-(because Jesus actually was
: the Gentile's Savior;)-but forced into Ghetto's that they

: in fact demanded be built for them that they must return to
: at sunset each day,-in order to not let the goal begun many
: years before be disrupted in order that their prophecies
: come true.

: http://www.iff-ifoundfreedom.com/freedom/slave.html

: This, & much more at
: http://www.davidicke.com/icke/index1c.html

: under March 7th. editorials.

: tau

Cont. thoughts relative to the 1242, that came marching in:

Regarding these imports, it becomes curious the "Lincoln Brigade's" organized assault on Spain By Mr. Baruch's & Eleanor Roosevelts attempt to help promote Bolshevism in Spain.

The curious part is whether or not they knew enough about the need for "Stalking Horses," to help monitor the "Progress" made, in the attempt to disorgnize a Nation's progress; & it must be assumed,-they did.

But in the this case, the attempt to Bolshevize Spain failed,-(however only temporarily to be continually attempted again & again,)-& the Brigade limped home beaten & disorganized to have their instigators,-(with the continuing help of 'Free" money the U.S. Tax payors provided,)-help them heal their wounds.

I have thought a lot about the "Hidden" within the nation's,-as never before becoming so clear, as belonging always to those "Being always their adversaries best friend,"-& is perhaps what Pres. Lincoln meant when he said: "The dangers lie within a nation, & not so much from without," & it appears so, as Alexander the Great, also found out when offering a years free from taxes if the Brethern would settle in Alexandria.

But he owed all he was to the help from his Mentor & Teacher, Aristotle,-whose wife was daughter of "Hermias the Tyrant Banker of Assos,"-who guaranteed the I.O.U.s the sturdy Greek Patriots promised-to-pay with their sweat.

tau