“Sin” as an Original Jewish God?

Again, one of the earliest evidences of Jewry is surely embodied in the Mesopotamian Moon God Nanna or Sin. Indeed Nanna or Sin, akin thematically to the Biblical figure of Shem, may well be considered a common mythical ancestor to all present-day Semites, including Jews. We see this esoteric presence clearly in Islam. For instance, […]

Delilah: the emasculating and circumcising Jewess

The Biblical JEM, as we will discuss, will reveal the Biblical figures of Dinah and Delilah as perhaps betters candidates than Queen Esther in describing the infiltrating, double-dealing Jewish honeypot. Dinah, the lone daughter of the homely Leah, is possibly indicated Jewish in the JEM. Yet even Dinah is not a descendent of Judah through […]

Star of David, Power Rings, Crowns and Gold

The symbol of the Star of David is generally posited by symbolists as an Earth symbol. One’s first instinct is to guess this characterization as correct. After all it is posited as a reference to Jews, a Chthonic people. However even a cursory understanding of the symbol renders it more complex. Here we understand that […]

The Promotion of “Inevitable Diversity”: An Ancient Pattern

By now, Jewish promotion of degeneracy whether through Academia, Politics, Hollywood or the closely related pornography industry, is well known. Yet we will find this intention as well encoded in the JEM. Here, again, varying degrees of sublimation are deployed with messaging that promotes the same goals. However, the idea that Jews have promoted degeneracy […]

Burning Bush as a Reference to a Lover’s Tryst

If the burning bush is a reference to a “pagan” deity, the Semitic Fire God Vulcan would be the simplest candidate. After all, the bush is found “at Horeb” or Mount Sinai and this study reveals reasons to believe this a reference to Vulcan’s mythical Volcanic mountain forge. Additionally, it is burning. Surely a consuming […]

“Blood Magic” and Wine

Blood symbolism is one of the most important reoccurring symbols in JEM, from Adam on down, as this study explicates. Here, it must be made absolutely clear, blood is understood in its ancestral sense. In the Christ, Adonis and Bacchus Cults it becomes a symbol for the admixing of Semitic and Aryan blood. Of course, […]

Bread as an important example of the “Consumption Motif”

Bread as a symbol is an important example of a “Consumption Motif” in Jewish Art and Religion, where Jew or Jewish God is posited as consumer and Aryan or non-Jew is posited as consumable resource, food or fuel. Hence it is worthy of closer review. Here, amazingly as well, there appears a sense of breeding […]

Baptism and Anointing: Symbols for Copulation and Sexual Interaction

While White Nationalist critics of Christianity will point to the Church’s willingness to promiscuously baptize all comers as an obvious gap in the Church’s armor, they don’t take their criticism nearly far enough. Rather, instead, the symbolism of Baptism was from its origin a metaphor for racial cuckoldry. Hence even when the policy of baptizing […]

The X-Rated Crucifix

Let us finally understand the meaning of the Crucifixion. In the wood or tree of the cross we have, as this study explicates, the Aryan “stock,” Aryan “tree” or Tree of Life. In Christ we have the Jewish “Blood” and Jewish Vine. The Hebrew supports my contention that the crucifixion is a symbol of admixture. […]

BGC Part IX: The Promotion of Degeneracy; Part and Parcel of Jewish Bride Gathering

As to the broader strategy, the Semitic Bride Gathering Cult of Judaism obtains Aryan women and disrupts a competing Aryan continuity in the following manner. Through a focus on economic accumulation and economic power, often obtained through Bacchanal offerings —Bacchus being the god of wine, theater & orgies— Judaism asserts Bacchanal conditions on an Aryan […]