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Phoenix Journal #137 Phoenix Journal #137 By Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn Table Of Contents DEDICATION ................................................................................................................................. 1 FOREWORD .................................................................................................................................. 2 SAT., MAY 13, 1995 ......................................................................................................... 2 SPEAKING OF SCALLION ............................................................................................ 3 COLLOIDS ......................................................................................................................... 4 COLOR OF COLLOID .................................................................................................... 4 SOY MILK AND GOAT’S MILK .................................................................................. 5 BACK TO COLLOIDS ..................................................................................................... 5 BENEFIT TO CONTACT SUBSCRIBERS ..................................................................... 5 INFORMATION ................................................................................................................. 7 DREAMS ............................................................................................................................ 7 CHAPTER 1 ................................................................................................................................... 8 WED., MAY. 3, 1995 ........................................................................................................ 8 NOTICE: ............................................................................................................................. 8 FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE ............................................................................................... 8 PLEASE USE YOUR HEADS (BRAINS!) ..................................................................... 8 A WORD UP FRONT .................................................................................................... 11 O.J. SIMPSON ................................................................................................................ 11 GOOD NEWS ABOUT .................................................................................................. 12 RONN JACKSON .......................................................................................................... 12 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 1:A Historical Overview of the Occult Conspiracy by “DEG” .................................................................................................. 12 CHAPTER 2 ................................................................................................................................. 18 THU., MAY. 4, 1995 ....................................................................................................... 18 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 2: ........................................................... 18 CHAPTER 3 ................................................................................................................................. 24 THU., MAY. 4, 1995 ....................................................................................................... 24 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 3: ........................................................... 24 TALMUD .......................................................................................................................... 24 COME THE KHAZARS ................................................................................................. 26 HOW KHAZARS BECAME “JEWISH” ........................................................................ 28 CHAPTER 4 ................................................................................................................................. 30 FRI., MAY. 5, 1995 ......................................................................................................... 30 RELATIONSHIP TO ME ................................................................................................ 30 WHAT ABOUT HIS PERCEPTION .............................................................................. 30 PAINFUL? ........................................................................................................................ 31 BACK TO “DEG”, THE AUTHOR ............................................................................... 32 EUSTACE MULLINS ...................................................................................................... 32 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 4: ........................................................... 33 CHAPTER 5 ................................................................................................................................. 37 SAT., MAY. 6, 1995 ........................................................................................................ 37 i HEALTH AND SURVIVAL ............................................................................................. 37 AMERICAN STYLE SLAVERY! .................................................................................... 37 JEFF RENSE INFORMATION ...................................................................................... 39 FROM THIS COMING INTERVIEW ........................................................................... 40 CONCERN OVER TAMPERING OR THEFT? ........................................................... 41 THE END OR THE ........................................................................................................ 42 IMMUNE SYSTEM IS THE KEY ................................................................................ 42 CHAPTER 6 ................................................................................................................................. 44 SAT., MAY. 6, 1995 ......................................................................................................... 44 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 5: BYZANTINES AND KHAZARS ....................................................................... 44 BENT BUT NOT BROKEN .......................................................................................... 44 MOVE ON TO PALESTINE—and pay attention! [ENTERS DAVID AL-ROY] ........ 46 KNIGHTS TEMPLARS ................................................................................................... 47 GET THE FLAG CONNECTION .................................................................................. 47 COLLAPSE OF KHAZAR KINGDOM ........................................................................ 48 AND A BIT MORE ........................................................................................................ 49 LONDON’S “THE CITY” OF BANKERS ................................................................... 50 AH YES, AND THEN CAME ....................................................................................... 51 NAZIS AND CATHOLICS ............................................................................................. 52 CHAPTER 7 ................................................................................................................................. 53 SUN., MAY. 7, 1995 ....................................................................................................... 53 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 6: ........................................................... 53 NEVER MIND THE MONARCHY: MARCH OF THE INQUISITION .................... 53 GRAND KEHILLA: COUNCIL OF 13 ........................................................................ 55 CHARCOAL MAKERS=CARBONARI ......................................................................... 57 MASONIC SYMBOLS IN WASHINGTON D.C. ....................................................... 58 STREET LAYOUT ........................................................................................................... 58 5/31/92 #2 HATONN [H: THIS IS IMPORTANT!] ..................................................... 58 BLACK DEATH (IS HISTORY ..................................................................................... 60 CHURCH-DIRECTED MASSACRES ............................................................................ 61 SIGN OF “MAGAN DAWID” ....................................................................................... 61 MORE EXPELLING ........................................................................................................ 62 CHAPTER 8 ................................................................................................................................. 64 SUN., MAY 7, 1995 ........................................................................................................ 64 THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE, PART 7:\ THE NAMELESS WAR ................. 64 TROTSKY AND OTHER ............................................................................................... 65 THE GREENS .................................................................................................................. 67 RED TERROR .................................................................................................................. 67 JEWS AGAINST CHRISTIANS ..................................................................................... 68 CHAPTER 9 ................................................................................................................................
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