Titus's Arch

Rome is a great city. Very nicely designed. And the Italians fine people by
and large.

One thing I took particular note of is Titus' Arch near the Colliseum, which
was designed and built by Jewish slaves, like the pyramids were.

Here is a good photo of the relif carving on that arch, showing the sacking
of Jerusalem:

http://orion.it.luc.edu/~avande1/jerusalem/views/titusArch.htm

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I point it out because it fascinates be that there are people who deny that
Jerusalem is the ancestral home of the Jews.

I suppose then that this arch, built in the first century, must be a
forgery!

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Another interesting point of fact is the name of the city "Jerusalem". It's
a Hebrew word and it is lingustically related to another Hebrew word
"Israel."

For me, the facts of where the Jewish homeland is are indisputable.

- Jeff

--- In metatuning@yahoogroups.com, "X. J. Scott" <xjscott@e...> wrote:

> One thing I took particular note of is Titus' Arch near the
>Colliseum, which
> was designed and built by Jewish slaves, like the pyramids were.

stop spreading lies jeff. we've been over this already.

on 12/16/02 7:24 PM, wallyesterpaulrus <wallyesterpaulrus@...> wrote:

> stop spreading lies jeff. we've been over this already.

You're joking right? It's a matter of history that the Roman's sacked
Jerusalem in AD 70, desecrated the temple and made off with the gold while
taking Jewish slaves whose money and skillsn were then used to build the
Colliseum.

Just how much of recorded history do you deny anyway? Is "everything an
illusion"? Do you think that we are all tied into computer banks like in the
Matrix or what?

- Jeff

--- In metatuning@yahoogroups.com, "X. J. Scott" <xjscott@e...> wrote:
> on 12/16/02 7:24 PM, wallyesterpaulrus <wallyesterpaulrus@y...>
wrote:
>
> > stop spreading lies jeff. we've been over this already.
>
> You're joking right? It's a matter of history that the Roman's
sacked
> Jerusalem in AD 70, desecrated the temple and made off with the
gold while
> taking Jewish slaves whose money and skillsn were then used to
build the
> Colliseum.
>
> Just how much of recorded history do you deny anyway?
Is "everything an
> illusion"? Do you think that we are all tied into computer banks
like in the
> Matrix or what?
>
> - Jeff

i have no idea what this is coming from: "Just how much of recorded
history do you deny anyway".

i was just talking about the pyramids, not the sacking of jerusalem.