No that would be Mormons and Islamic folks

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Because jews are from no where near Judea. Judea is historically a Christian state.

But you're a dumbass and believe kike propaganda and do no research on your own to educate yourself.

Yes you are correct, that is exactly what it means and what I meant it to mean. It is based on an alias I created about two decades ago when I wanted to send someone flowers. I did not want to use my real name at the florist, so I had my alias memorized in advance. Florists don't check ID.

I gave my last name as Blume, which is German for flower. The first name I got from a deodorant brand name I was using at the time. Also makes me thing of the movie Real Genius because the main character has that same first name.

This isn't the first time someone has suggested the name is jewish. It is German, and many jews have German last names (because the Germans forced them to pick one). I have yet to be presented with an example of a jew having the last name of Blume/Blumen though.

The kike has a jewish surname in his voat name.

@anticlutch if you can provide me one example of a jew using that name I will admit you are correct

I don't really give a care about mincing slight differences that are completely irrelevant.

jews are gene thieves. With that comes name - family/surname - thievery.

If you truly believe just because it's a German last name, it's not been jewed then you're as misguided as a blind man at a stop light.

Easy: fitness or money.

God repented his decision of making the jews his chosen people, which is why he sent Jesus to make salvation universal for all men.

One has to understand the nature of the people who wrote the Hebrew scriptures in order to understand the god of the Old Testament. Those people wrote and re-wrote their scriptures to reflect themselves more than anything else, and it's filled with lies, exaggeration, self-serving fantasy and platitudes, some of the most horrible behavior they attribute to their god. Jesus describes a God of love, of forgiveness and mercy, who wants all his children of all nations to know him. This is the God of the Bible, even though the Israelites mischaracterized Him for two millennia.

Have you ever read "Letters From The Earth" by Mark Twain? It's a little like that. I'm not making the case for Satan, just making the case that the god of the Old Testament is an imaginary jew god made in their image. One of the reasons for Jesus' appearance was to set straight what man knew about God and to formally repudiate the jews and their blasphemies.

Then do it, please - no straight woman really wants to fuck all those other women you fuck

I wonder how many lesbian women want to fuck themselves with that thing.

Ancient Semites were from the same branch as Europeans. The statue of Joshua has pale skin, red hair, and blue eyes.

You have to also consider the regions of the middle east are vastly different, they were more lush at one time.

History is full of migrations of peoples. Most of the middle east was filled with offshoots of the Scythians (call them Goths if you want) which share the same root as Europeans.

That is definitely supported by linguistics. It's a lot harder to directly support with genetics, because the assertion is basically that we have no baseline to test with, but there is significant indirect support.

What, no. The persians were indoeuropeans like the celts, and greeks, and italics, etc. The israelites were like the canaanites and phoenicans and arabs. Same gods, like molech, baal, yahweh. Similar language.

https://academic.oup.com/gbe/article/8/4/1132/2574015 (or PDF warning: http://gbe.oxfordjournals.org/content/8/4/1132.full.pdf+html)

Basically that demonstrates, from a perspective of linguistics, that modern "jews" have a heritage that is almost completely from Turkic khazars and Iranians, after jews mixed with them and then slavs and spread the jewish religion to the elite (who had practically no ethnic jewish heritage).

Even before that, during the period of the kings, you might remember that Israel was broken into several tribes or states, and was constantly at war with neighboring nations. That was nothing special - war was basically the summer sport of men in the entire region. But one of their perpetual opponents was Edom. Near the end of the united kingdom, after Israel split into Israel and Judah, just before the Babylonian captivity, there is clear evidence (both archaeological and genetic) that the edomites were winning a "cold war" with the kingdom of Judah. Basically, the edomites moved in, displaced, eliminated, and/or mixed into the jewish population, and effectively conquered them that way. I believe (but can't immediately cite) that when the Babylonians dealt with Israel and Judah after they broke an alliance with them, a huge part of the kingdom of Israel were killed and most of Judah (now mostly edomites, who didn't bother with outright rebellion because they didn't consider the jews of Israel to be their people) was taken into pretty comfy "slavery" (i.e. they were taken from their land and spread through Babylon so they would integrate). So the "jews" that were taken into slavery in Egypt were mostly Edomite (non-Jewish semites) who were slightly interbred with Babylonians (also semites, but even more distant from jews than edomites).

Oh, and don't forget that just before the Babylonian siege, tradition and narrative hold that God was angered by the Israelites and most of the Judeans turning from Him to pagan polytheism and punished them by proclaiming that their nations were forfeit and allowed the sacking by the Babylonians. Depending on how you interpret it, that was the end of the people of God, and anything that follows is just an imitation of the previous greatness.

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