Anti Zionism, Anti Semitism: It's All the Same, Isn't It

There are so many historical inaccuracies, common Jewish delusions, and falsehoods put forth in this article that I could literally write an entire book debunking all of them in excruciating detail, which is, of course, what I have been doing for the last five years. For starters, Jewish people are constantly claiming a great antiquity to both themselves and their religion based upon the story of Abraham. Founded upon an internal biblical chronology, the life of Abraham, if he had been an actual historical person, would have occurred between 2166 BCE to 1991 BCE. This period of time coincides with Egypt’s First Intermediate Period (a time of political instability and decentralization) through the beginnings of the Middle Kingdom Period. Thus, at the time Abraham is said to have visited Egypt and pimped his wife out to the unnamed “king of Egypt” in order to save his own ass, there was no “king of Egypt,” but rather a multitude of independent war lords ruling over various independent regions of the country. The biblical tales of the patriarchs were written sometime in the late 7th century or sometime during the 6th century BCE, around 1,400 years after Abraham was purported to have lived, and thus the fictional nature of these stories are revealed through the numerous historical anachronisms found within them. For example, Abraham is said to have had several dealings with Hittites living in Canaan, however, the earliest known historical appearance of the Hittites, whose capital was in central Anatolia (mod. Turkey), was not until the mid-17th century BCE, over three centuries after Abraham. He is said to have come from Ur of the Chaldeans and settled in Haran, however, neither the Chaldeans nor the city of Haran existed in the time period biblically assigned to Abraham. Another one of the many anachronistic elements in the tale of Abraham (and I am not going to list them all here) involves his dealings with Abimelek, the Philistine king of Gerar, yet another king to whom old Abe pimps out his wife. Aside from the fact that the Philistines did not come into Canaan until the 12th century BCE, the problem again is that Gerar (Tel Haror) (according to modern archaeology) started out as only a small village in the 12th century BCE and did not become a desert landmark and sizeable town with a ruler until the late 8th century BCE during the Neo-Assyrian period, many centuries after Abraham. Thus, when we have a figure interacting with kings and towns that did not exist for centuries after his assumed lifetime, chances are extremely high that what we are encountering in the Book of Genesis is not history, but rather tribal folklore. Reputable modern biblical scholars no longer look upon the Patriarchal narratives as history, and yet we have an entire people in the modern age claiming divine and eternal real estate rights to Palestine based upon the literary character Yahweh appearing in the DREAM (Genesis 15:12-21) of another literary and folkloric character, Abraham, and awarding to him and “his seed” great tracts of Middle Eastern real estate. This is nothing but pure delusional insanity.
The writer of the above article, Nadene Goldfoot, mentions how the Israelites stood out among the rest of humanity in the ancient Middle East because of their monotheistic beliefs and their practice of circumcision. Ms. Goldfoot is of course completely unaware of the finds of modern biblical archaeology as well as ancient Egyptian history in which we find tomb paintings and texts dated to the Middle Kingdom period (2055-1650 BCE) describing Egyptian circumcision rituals among the priesthood and nobility. The practice of circumcision originates in Africa, not Canaan. If anything, the Israelites borrowed the practice from the ancient Egyptians (as they pretty much borrowed all their concepts from other peoples). Speaking of which, even the concept of strict monotheism was a theological doctrine also borrowed by the Israelites from the Egyptians, as history’s first monotheistic religion was instituted by Pharaoh Akh-en-aten (1352-1335 BCE), which was the subject of my Master’s thesis.
Jews also make a big deal about the Ten Commandments, believing this was some kind of profound revelation to them and them alone, and that before they came along there was no concept of basic morality found in ancient societies. The majority of Jews, however, seem to be completely unaware of the voluminous and extant writings on wisdom, morals, and ethics written down by the sages of Egypt and Mesopotamia for two millennia before these Judaic plagiarizers ever appeared on the stage of history. Perhaps for this primitive tribal group, the concept of not lying, stealing, and murdering were indeed profound moral concepts amidst the doctrines of their violent religion of vengeance and revenge.
This is already getting too long, but I wanted to address one more very important historical delusion to which most Jews subscribe, and that is the “Myth of the Global Jewish Diaspora,” a subject that the historian Paul Johnson has written on extensively. Ms. Goldfoot writes, “You see, the Jews had lost their country in 70 CE and had been living in other people’s countries. going from one to the next, seeking refuge from just this; anti-Semitism.” The very simplistic Zionist diaspora myth holds that Cyrus the Persian (who at the time, 539 BCE, was considered to be the awaited Messiah) liberated the Jews in Babylonia from their “captivity” and they all returned to Judah where they lived happily ever after until the mean Romans kicked them all out in 70 CE and they were thus forced to wander the world without a homeland until the British awarded them Palestine in 1917 via the Balfour Declaration. Historically speaking, this is nothing but a simplistic lie and a fraud, as most Jewish “historical” narratives tend to be.
The actual “Diaspora” begins with the 722 BCE deportation of a small percentage of the population of the kingdom of Israel to northern Mesopotamia and Iran, and continues with their dispersion throughout the Near East and the countries of the Mediterranean during the Persian Empire period and the subsequent Hellenistic period. The 5th century BCE Greek historian Herodotus mentions that during his lifetime, there was not a corner of the ancient world where Jews did not reside. During the Roman period, Jews were found in positions of political and financial influence in the city of Rome, long before General Titus burned down the temple of the evil god Yahweh/Yahu in 70 CE. And contrary to Ms. Goldfoot’s assertions in her High School-level paper, Jews did not travel and reside throughout the Near East and Mediterranean in order to “escape anti-semitism,” but did so in order to take advantage of the many lucrative trade and business opportunities afforded them in the cosmopolitan areas of the ancient world, as attested by numerous Greek and Roman sources. Truth be told, from the very beginning, Judah was never anything more than a backwater place in the boonies with slim to zero business opportunities, which is why the Romans hated being stationed there.
With regard to the Romans kicking the Jews out of their homeland, after several violent insurrections and rebellions, the Romans, for several years after 70 CE, barred any Jews from living IN Jerusalem, yet they were certainly allowed to live anywhere else in the country, and certainly did so. Anyways, this is the actual history of the ancient Jewish “Diaspora,” and as usual, the Jewish version is pretty much constructed using their standard modus operandi for creating narratives, i.e. taking small bits of actual history, twisting them up into something not reflecting the actual reality of the situation, accompanied by the non-insertion of a wide body of historical and archaeological FACTS which do not fit into the fictional narrative they have created for propaganda and “sympathy” purposes. I have no sympathy for these people. They are all deluded pathological liars, and from the Bible to the modern age, their entire history is completely bogus, as is their god and their primitive religious cult, which seeks the destruction of all nations and all cultures. From the Bible and Talmud onward, they have openly declared themselves dedicated enemies of Humanity, and that is the real cause of so-called “anti-Semitism.”

Interesting article. Thanks.
“Those who feel libeled by the Protocols (of Elders of Zion) have the most obvious remedy in the world; all they have to do is to ruse and denounce the policy of them, instead of denying the authorship. But when you come to read them how can any reasonable man deny the truth of what is contained in them?” — Norman Jaques, M.P. (Canadian House of Commons, 1943)

Mr Burroughs, I have nearly finished “Jesus a The Phoenician” by Karim El Koussa. Your few paragraphs here are an accurate narration of the subject of this book. I am VERY MUCH looking forward to reading both volumes of your work. This book I have now, is a good companion to your studies and I think a good summary to yours, and I look forward to learning more from your research. I wish the jews were as interested in the truth as we are. But then again, we know this is not their nature.

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il n’y a pas de quoi Professor Burroughs. Thank you again for your important work and for putting light onto maybe the darkest lies ever told. In the end, The Ugly Truth about all of the Jewish lies will be revealed. And that is a very good thing.