DISCLOSING THE SUMERO PHOENICIAN PARENTAGE OF OUR LETTERS :ANCIENT AND MODERNby Lawrence Austine Waddell (1927)
The invention of the Alphabet is generally admitted to be one of the very greatest scientific human achievements. It enables civilized men by an easy system of some twenty-four or so sound-signs or letters to rapidly express and register their thoughts and speak through time and space, conduct their everyday business by registers and correspondence, and chronicle their experience for the use of future generations by permanent records. And amongst other things, in association with movable type and the telegraph, which is also based upon a conventional form of the Alphabet, it has made possible that living marvel of the modern world, the newspaper, “the beating heart of civilization,” which gives the news of the world as a diary of the human race. (italics mine)
…I have found on a “prehistoric” monument in Ireland inscriptions by Brito-Phœnician kings from Brutus downwards in retrograde Phœnician alphabetic writing quite as archaic as on the Byblos statue and associated with contemporary Cadmean or non-retrograde Phœnician script (see Plates, column 17), which can be positively dated to before 1075 BC, as described in detail in my forthcoming work on “Menes, the First of the Pharaohs,” which also proves conclusively that Menes was an Aryan Phœnician, and identical with Manis-tusu, Emperor of Mesopotamia, and that his father Sargon was a “Pre-dynastic” king of Egypt. Continue reading “The Aryan Origin of the Alphabet – L.A. Waddell (1927)”
The media has -for a very long time- been in the hands of a collective of soulless bastards, an outcasted group, few in number. This oligarchic parasite has absolute rule over public opinion. The views of the masses are molded by this shadow government, one that wields a cloak of altruism over their nefarious agenda: A New World Order.
New York Times:
This pastebin is organized into six sections. The first five sections detail the extent of certain key influences at the New York Times.
This pastebin is organized into eight sections. The first seven sections detail the extent of ((Judaic/Canaanite/Edomite/Khazar)) influence at Comcast and NBC Universal, particularly within NBC’s News Division.
