Lupul Ramane cu Sufletul lui Pereche Pana la Moarte

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Lupul este unul dintre cei mai vechi și temut prădător al lumii. Nicio civilizație din nicio era nu i-a contestat supremația. Totodată, chiar și acum, după atâtea secole, lupul își păstrează misterul, dovedind cercetătorilor că nu sunt nici măcar pe aproape de a cunoaște totul despre acest animal fascinant.

Așadar, iată câteva date interesante despre el și istoria lui:Lupii au circa 200 de milioane de celule de simț. Omul are doar în jur de 5 milioane.

Practic, ei pot mirosi un animal de la 1,6 kilometri distarnță și pot auzi până la 7 kilometri depărtare!

Masculul și femela rămân împreună toată viața. Sunt părinți dedicați și se comportă ca o adevărată familie.

Puterea concentrată în maxilarul unui lup este umitoare: mușcătura lui apasă cu o presiune a 800 de kilograme. Un câine obișnuit poate aplica o presiune de doar 300 de kilograme. Mai mult, dinții lupului, 42 la număr, sunt ascuțiți și perfecți pentru a perfora, a sfâșâia și pentru a sfărâma oase.

Cu toate că majoritatea femelelor dintr-o haită se pot reproduce, doar femela alfa va aduce pui pe lume. Acest sistem este menit să reducă numărul puilor din haită, iar cei existenți să fie foarte puternici. Rolul femelelor este de a o ajuta pe alfa să-și crească puii, avand rol de dădace. Și iată și partea șocantă: lupoaicele se tem atât de tare de femela alfa încât nici nu intră în călduri!Lupul este unul dintre puținele animale care au si pot folosi diferite expresii ale feței, comunicând astfel cu ceilalți lupi.

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WORLD CONQUEST THROUGH WORLD JEWISH GOVERNMENT

THE PROTOCOLS
OF THE LEARNED ELDERS
OF ZION
Visiting “The Protocols”

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BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS

Don’t believe a word of what this central bank to all other central banks says: It is a privately owned bank and they say it is owned by all of the member banks. That’s a little White lie: The Rothschild’s own ALL of those banks AND the BIS.

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GLOBAL POWER STRUCTURES:  MASTER LIST OF 1,150 NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND 300 KEY PEOPLE IN THEM.  INCLUDES 70 KEY BANKS AND CORPORATIONS, AS WELL AS 80 “INDEPENDENT” GOVERNMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEES.

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Vladimir Lenin, once said:  “A lie told often enough becomes the truth.”

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QUESTIONS REGARDING KHAZARS, ASHKENAZI JEWS, THE ROTHSCHILD FAMILY, AND DNA

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Most Ashkenazi Jews, traditionally believed to have descended from the ancient tribes of Israel, may in fact be maternally descended from prehistoric Europeans.

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THE WORLD ORDER: A STUDY IN THE HEGEMONY OF PARASITISM

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INDEX OF BOOKS BY EUSTACE MULLINS

• Parent Directory
• Eustace Mullins – Murder by Injection; The Story of the Medical Conspiracy Against America (1988).pdf
• Eustace Mullins – New History of the Jews – 1968.pdf
• Eustace Mullins – Secrets of the Federal Reserve (1952).pdf
• Eustace Mullins – Secrets of the Federal Reserve; The London Connection (1993).pdf
• Eustace Mullins – The Curse Of Canaan – 1987.pdf
• Eustace Mullins – The Great Betrayal; The General Welfare Clause of the Constitution (1991).pdf
• Eustace Mullins – The World Order, A Study in the Hegemony of Parasitism (1985).pdf
• Eustace Mullins – The World Order, Our Secret Rulers, 2nd edition, 1992.pdf
• EustaceMullins-TheRapeOfJusticeAmericasTribunalsExposed1989.pdf
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BALFOUR DECLARATION

“As is” reference – not a United Nations document
Source: United Kingdom	2 November 1917

Foreign Office, November 2nd, 1917.

Dear Lord Rothschild,

I have much pleasure in conveying to you, on behalf of His Majesty’s Government, the following declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations which has been submitted to, and approved by, the Cabinet.

“His Majesty’s Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of the object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious’ rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country”.

I should be grateful if you would bring this declaration to the knowledge of the Zionist Federation.
Yours sincerely,

(Signed) Arthur James Balfour

– See more at: http://unispal.un.org/unispal.nsf/0/e210ca73e38d9e1d052565fa00705c61?OpenDocument#sthash.DObbhzJo.dpuf

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Chinese Legend Of The Lost Horse ~

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Many years ago in a poor Chinese village, there lived a peasant with his son. His only material possession, apart from some land and a small straw hut, was a horse he had inherited from his father.

One day, the horse ran off, leaving the man with no animal with which to till the land. His neighbors – who respected him greatly for his honesty and diligence – came to his house to say how much they regretted what had happened. He thanked them for their visit, but asked:

– How can you know that what has happened has been a misfortune in my life?

Someone mumbled to a friend: “he can’t accept reality, let him think what he wants, as long as he isn’t saddened by what happened.”

And the neighbors went off, pretending to agree with what they had heard.

A week later, the horse returned to the stable, but it was not alone; it brought with it a fine mare for company. Upon hearing this, the villagers – who were flustered since they now understood the answer the man had given them – returned to the peasant’s house, in order to congratulate him on his good fortune.

– Before you had only one horse, and now you have two. Congratulations! – they said.

– Many thanks for your visit and for all your concern – answered the peasant. – But how can you know that what has happened has been a blessing in my life?

Disconcerted, and thinking he must be going mad, the neighbors went off, and on the way commented: “does he really not understand that God has sent him a gift?”

A month later, the peasant’s son decided to tame the mare. But the animal unexpectedly reared up and the boy fell and broke his leg.

The neighbors returned to the peasant’s house – bringing gifts for the wounded boy. The mayor of the village offered his condolences to the father, saying that all were very sad at what had happened.

The man thanked them for their visit and their concern, but asked:

– How can you know that what has happened has been a misfortune in my life?

They were all astonished to hear this, since no one could be in any doubt that the accident of a son was a real tragedy. As they left the peasant’s house, some said to others: “he really has gone mad; his only son might limp forever, and he is still in doubt about whether what happened is a misfortune.”

Some months passed, and Japan declared war on China. The Emperor’s envoys traveled throughout the land in search for healthy young men to be sent to the battle front. Upon arrival in the village, they recruited all the young men except the peasant’s son, whose leg was broken.

None of the young men returned alive. The son recovered, the two animals bred and their offspring were sold at a good price. The peasant began visiting his neighbors to console and help them, – since they had at all times been so caring. Whenever one of them complained, the peasant said: “how do you know it is a misfortune?” If anyone become overjoyed, he asked: “how do you know it is a blessing?” And the men in that village understood that beyond appearances, life has other meanings.

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Legend of Sudsakorn ~

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Sudsakorn is a curious young man, raised in the ancient traditions of magic by his mystical grandfather.   He never knew his father.  His mother, a beautiful mermaid, is pained by his sadness,  so sends him on a quest to find his father.

Armed with his grandfather’s magical weaponry Sudsakorn sets off into the mysterious world of yore on his trusty steed, Ma Nin Mangkorn,  half dragon ~  half horse . What starts as a simple quest soon turns into an amazing adventure.

Sudsakorn encounters a heinous and deadly creature, and must use his magical powers to defeat the foul beast, and continue his journey.  The display of power doesn’t go unnoticed and Sudsakorn is persuaded to fight monsters and demons by the king of an ancient city.

With his new found mission to protect the innocent, can Sudsakorn ‘s power last , or will the forces of evil defeat him before he finds his father?  Sudsakorn must fight to stay alive before he too falls victim the treachery of the ancient world.

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