Samstag, 12. März 2022
manfred deix
Viennese judges and freemasonry have scarecrows, I never had any respect for European politicians and presidents, 4 years of rubbish. vienna is a european capital, and proves its scum with the behavior towards mother and daughter: we politicians are cheap scum
at 12 o'clock i thought: why doesn't anyone buy this beautiful medallion for 7 euros, i bought it for pistachios, maybe the pistachios will turn into wondrous healing pistachios. when beans grow to the sky, maybe miracle pistachio reaches it in stomach a little differently when it grows, when it grows
I was fascinated by this stone today. I bought 4 stones at the flea market and love the baby bear and the prophet
The bear’s spiritual meaning is mostly negative, as we can see in the narrative of Elisha that invokes God’s wrath through two bears that killed 42 children, for calling the first mentioned a “baldy.”
ali and hussein gharib were both born in a ghazvin village, gypsy village, including amiris and shams family. in europe the european says: aryan iranians, with rights to plunder and murder jews, native iranians luris, bakhtiaris, azeris kurds are jews. says vienna. in europe the nazis said: this line does not deserve any human rights, we are ali khamenei
Freitag, 11. März 2022
oida oida michi, hama gene in wien g'funden oida oida. i schwör oida zarathustra wurde in wien g'funden oida, spö proletariat ist deppert oida
many sources from antiquity often point to the Persian origins of magic. It is appropriate then to discuss this briefly. Persian priests, the magoi, were supposed to have inherited the lore of the Chaldeans. Chaldea was the name of a country (according to Genesis it was the home of Abraham), but a Chaldean could also be an astrologer or an interpreter of dreams, originally perhaps a member of a priestly caste that studied occult rituals and handed them down. Zoraster (sixth century BCE) was the greatest teacher, priest and magician (a figure comparable to Orpheus in some ways) in the early Persian Empire. He lived during the reign of the Achaemenids and wrote many works on magic, astrology, divination and religion. He is considered the creator of a system of daemonology that was adopted at various stages and in various forms by Jews, Greeks, and Christians. At the time of Plato, the Greeks already associated magic with Zoraster whom they considered to be a demigod, he was called "the son of Ahura Mazda." Another great Persian magus, Ostanes, accompanied Xerxes on his campaign against Greece (480 BCE), no doubt as an advisor to the monarch. After his defeat at Salamis, the monarch left Ostanes behind, and Ostanes became the teacher of Democritus (born c 470 BCE), apparently encouraging his pupil to travel to Egypt and Persia. Democritus is chiefly known as a great scientist to the modern reader; however, he may have transmitted Persian magic in one of his many lost works.[29]
The word magus, magicus and mageia were used with a variety of connotations - from the religion of te Magi of Persia to scurrilous, harmful magic or witchcraft. While the Magi were members of the priestly caste of the Persians and therefore could be considered honest religionists, the Greeks and Romans who viewed the Persian Empire tended to bring their own intellectual prejudices to bear against religion when they described it. Herodotus, Pliny and Plutarch tended at their hardest to view the religion as little more than fraud.[30] Furthermore, since Persia remained Rome's most potent enemy throughout the Imperial era, any religion practiced there was bound to be viewed as subversive and dangerous.
Then too many people in the Hellenistic world called themselves magoi when they had no real connection with Persia. These people always courted the epithet , a less ambiguous term usually meaning "quack." Though in the Symposium (202e) Plato grants magic a measure of efficacy as a function of Eros, almost all the other uses of the term are derogatory.[31] The problems of candidates for the title "divine man" was to convince the world that they were not magic and certainly not ; as detractors might have called them.[32]
The three magi, who came to Palestine from a distant oriental country to offer their adoration to the new-born child in Bethlehem, are represented as monarchs and as wise men.
Zoraster, Ostanes, and the three magi mark half a millennium. During that time and for centuries to come, the Western World associated Persia with magic and secret lore.
my sister was born in 1982 in tehran and came to vienna in 1986, scum politicians, civil servants, european animals and americans provided one million euros for her father and uncles and relatives to kill her. as a public ritual with christians and jews blood, luri elami blood, the science calls it armenian jewish and not the old race and civilization
with millions of euros stasi torture app financial projects and secret cameras, makes fascism, atheism, freemasonry, satanism sects innocent vmat2 murder attractive, with black money, credits and career, with the reason: ali khamneie kills tens of thousands, why should we not a few thousands with iranian opposition! ?
Donnerstag, 10. März 2022
At that time I built up my business with 0 euros capital without a loan, WKO should have supported me with loans, who got a loan was rahim amiri: 1800 accountant salary, a loan of 380,000 euros for a house, and an Iranian ali, kebab seller, 100,000 euros credit, so that an ali becomes melange ali from kebab ali. fuck your mother evolution nazi, fuck your mother cheap animals
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