Eso’s Chronicles 279 / 5
The ‘Knellen’ of EU Nations
© Eso A.B.
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comments appearing within brackets [ ] are editorial in origin.
THE LAW AS AGENCY OF LIQUIDATION
If in the
beginning of what we call ‘civilization’, humankind lived in the wood and was ruled
by a dream-King who was never seen except as a fantasy figure in a story, then
the King was told about by story-tellers who, more than likely, were travelling
herders who travelled for the most part with the seasons, south to north (in
the spring), and north to south (in the fall).
It was the
story-tellers who built the first temples, sites where stories were told to
such people as had decided to become sedentary and make a living off the wood
and its free gifts: animal pelts for dress, meat cured by smoking, and dried
berries, mushrooms, and roots, which were later soaked and boiled into a soup
in home-made clay pots. One of these early fairy-tale temples, Saint Basil’s
(Sacred King) Cathedral http://www.moscow.info/images/red-square/St-Basils-Cathedral.jpg
, still stands in Moscow though built at a later date (as a Memorial) and on a
much grander scale than early temples in the wood.
The early
herders of nomadic tribes were called Gens, from which have derived such names
as genes, gendarmes and at least a hundred more words. Gens probably meant
‘herder’; in the Latvian language it is pronounced ‘gans’, but gans is still a
herder. The many derivatives and cognates of the name are a fact hidden and
deliberately overlooked by linguists, who will argue that they cannot see how
the same letter G can over time change into other letters J, Ch, Y, H, Gh, V to
name a few, and be pronounced differently: Jean, John, j(y)anniseries, Charon,
Huan, Ghengis, Vanna (Vanesa), and so on. For this reason, St. Basil’s
Cathedral in Moscow, which in direct translation means ‘Sacred King’ Basil, and
Basil’s early name was likely John (Ivan, Jesus) the King, ought still be
recognized as a symbol for ‘green’ (wood, field, and nature).
In any case,
these early travelling priests or medicine men were also the first teachers.
One ought not to be surprised that it was from these same ‘herders’ that there
emerged the first teachers and, indirectly, law makers. These were the ‘wise
men’, aka sons of the Sun; traces of this still remain with the Jewish rabbis,
if we remember that many centuries ago, many people could not say the letter R
and pronounced it as L, thus Rabbi=Labbis, the latter meaning ‘good men’ in
Baltic languages to this day, hence “Laba diena” in Lithuanian means “Good
day!” In the Baltics themselves, the word ‘labs’ changed to ‘raibs’, which
means ‘changeling’ (of colors, many spotted, interesting); the Latvian capital
city Riga, was anciently known as Līga, which is a word that stands for
alliance and agreement (līgums).
In the
early days, rabbis were men of the wood and also animal herders who came from
many communities. When the days of the dream-King were coming to an end [at
about the end-times of the Byzantine Empire (according to Anatoly Fomenko) aka Israel
It was at
this time that the early stages of later calamitous times were set into place.
Though it may confuse some people why this should be so, it makes sense if we
remember that the early people of the wood, who governed themselves, kept
social order through localized decisions, whereas with the appearance of the
King (as an actual rather than a dream entity), there appeared the first steps
toward ‘globalization’. This globalization (then known as Catholization) of
‘human rights laws’ had nothing to do with ‘human rights’, but enabled a
mechanism that made laws on behalf of kings, princes, barons, and EC
commissioners. The post-wood or urban laws were imposed on many communities,
which destroyed the earlier local (subjective) decision making mechanisms and
unleashed governmental entities that are monstrous when compared to what our
forebears believed to be necessary for self-rule.
Early
opposition to globalized law came from the rabbis or ‘good men’ of the
Israelite (formerly Byzantine) community. Almost everyone knows what the
globalizers or Reichmahers of Germany did to the rabbis and their communities.
The lies told by the Reichmahers remain in force through anti-Semitism in many
East European countries, who do not remember—unfortunately—that their own
communities of gani, the gens, were repressed and ‘knelled’ by the descendants
of Vikings, who settled in Western Europe and now wish to Federalize Europe
under a new legal barbarism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law
