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  • Satanism In The Vatican? Imagine That!

    Omar Zaid

    Editor’s Note: To expect sanity to emerge with a coherent stream of thought is a bit much from an institution founded on lies. What follows belies the confusion of tongues that plagues Catholicism, a faith that denies its pagan origins with impunity while it is draped with almost every sign, symbol and even ritual of…

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  • THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTURAL IDENTITY, by Dr. Omar

    Omar Zaid

    In May 1991 I took a trip accompanying the cacique, Aniceto, along the Petropolis River route. During the trip, Aniceto asked me the following questions: “Who has the right to make a martyr of the mountain? It’s still bleeding today. Why did they cut it that way? Why didn’t they respect it and make the…

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  • THE BROWN SAHIBS OF ASEAN: Cross-Culturalism & What it Should Become, an essay by Dr. Omar

    Omar Zaid

    See, my lord, from this room — from this room I govern not only Paris, but China; not only China, but the whole world, without anyone knowing how ‘tis managed. Michelangelo Tamburini, 1720 AD, 14th Jesuit Superior General (1706-1730) Speaking to the Duke of Brancas, History of the Jesuits Vol. 1, p. 107; Andrew Steinmetz, 1848 With the advent of…

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  • Jews and Slavery Throughout History

    Omar Zaid

    Jews and Slavery Throughout History anonymous: 4 Nov 2011  http://wakeupfromyourslumber.com/blog/holyland/jews-and-slavery-throughout-history It would not be an unfair assumption to say that the majority of Americans think of slavery as an institution peculiar to the ante-bellum south; and, if not thought of as exclusive to the South, at least practiced there in a manner uniquely unjust in…

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