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How to Find a Word, Words, Or a Sentence in This Pdf's How to find a word, words, or a sentence in this Pdf’s First you need to download the Pdf or the Pdf’s on your computer. Ones you have clicked on a Pdf title, after a while, you will see the Pdf opening. Download-speed depends on your internet speed and your computer. If the Pdf is downloaded and you see it open, save it on your computer in a new folder that you made for it. You can download as many Pdf’s as you want and save them in that folder. If you downloaded all of them in one folder, then you can also look for a word or more in all that Pdf’s at once. To start a search, you have two possibilities: 1. Searching in one Pdf. Open the Pdf, on the top you have a menu, click on “Edit” and select “Find” for a word in this Pdf. Click on next to see the next place in that Pdf. 2. Searching in one or more Pdf’s. Open one Pdf, click on “Edit”, go to “Advanced search” A window will open. Make your choice “current document” or “All Pdf documents in” If you made the choice “All documents in”, click on the arrow right on the bar below it. There you can look for the place on your computer where you have the Pdf-Folder. If you don’t see the folder click on “Browse for location” and find the folder on your computer, then click on it once. This is the place where the search will be done. Below the definition of the place you can fill in the word, words or even a sentence that you look for in all of the Pdf’s. Below that you can select the format for the search if needed. Click on “Search” button below, another window will open. If you see a Security Warning pop up, click on “Allow” At this point, the computer will do the search, if your word(s) are found in one or more of the Pdf’s you will see the Pdf(‘s) in the “Results:” Near the found results, you see a “+” on the left side, click on it to see all the places in that Pdf where the text is found. You will see part of the sentence where it is located. Click on the sentence you want, the Pdf will open automatic and on the page where the word or sentence is located. Enjoy. AbundantHope Front Pages Pdf 15-- Page 1 Political Information Jan 24, 2014 - Africa’s bad omen of world war Political Information Jan 24, 2014 - US NGO Uncovered in Ukraine Protests Translations - Others Jan 24, 2014 - Italian: Sa-Ra 18: Auto-Umiliazione Translations - Candace Jan 24, 2014 - Italian: DOPO ENLIL Political Information Jan 24, 2014 - Irish Origins of Modern Civilisations (Repost) Ron: Food for thought. Whether Irish inhabitants were Atlantaen remnants that migrated to Scythia and Egypt et al or not it does seem that Moses and the Israelites were Hyksos related and that the deep hatred of true religion and gentiles stems from the expulsion from Egypt of the Hyksos (Shepherd Kings) and their Miletian entourage and allies and that the Atonist "Israelites" (however described) have been the source of the secretive Talmudic control of humanity ever since. It is not clear to me just how the Irish derived Scythians and Atonists related to Enlil's rule in Egypt and the world but I assume that they have always opposed his rule and what it represented. No doubt we will find out soon enough. Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - War gear: Weaponry & armor of rioters in Kiev (PHOTOS) Ron: This is how the Jews started their Bolshevik COUP in Russia in 1917. Most Russian Christians DID NOTHING! They just watched the Jews murder the Russian Christians who resisted them. First the Jews came for the Police; then they came for the government officials; then they came for the Tsar and his family, and finally they came for the Russian Christians who had just watched the proceedings. The result? Alexandr Solzhenitsyn says that five million Jews murdered 66 million Russian Christians and starved to death 10 million Ukrainian Christians in the Holodomor. Amerikkans who smugly think that it won't happen to them need to think again, The Bolshevik Jews who are organising this bloody pseudo revolution (ie COUP attempt) in Kiev actually live in the US and control it and so YOUR turn is coming USans. For some insight into how the Jews who control the US organise and create pseudo "democratic" coups in foreign countries see eg: How Wall Street Manipulates & Manufactures Atrocities (and the articles referenced therein) at http://abundanthope.net/pages/True_US_History_108/How-Wall-Street-Manipulates- Manufactures-Atrocities.shtml See also: Aung San Suu Kyi: complicity with tyranny at http://abundanthope.net/pages/Political_Information_43/Aung-San-Suu-Kyi-complicity- with-tyranny.shtml.As regards what Jews do whan they obtain power, Alexander Solzhenitsyn , Nobel Prizewinner and author of The Gulag Archipelago, in a speech in Washington in 1975 said of the Soviet Bolshevik Soviet system which was deemed worthy of recognition as an Alliy fighting 'for Democracy' against 'Dictators' in WWII: "This was a system which, in time of peace, artificially created a famine causing SIX MILLION PERSONS to die in the Ukraine between 1932 and 1933. They died on the very threshold of Europe. And Europe didn't even notice it. The world didn't even notice it. SIX MILLION PERSONS!" (Alexander Solzhenitsyn Speaks to the West (1978) p 16) AbundantHope Front Pages Pdf 15-- Page 2 Ukrainians would do well to remember the Holodomor and what happened to their brother Russians under the Jews. ]. Rosie Jan 23, 2014 - Seraphin Message 169: MEDITATION TO DRAW YOU AWAY FROM THE SAME "Remember the glorious scenes you have been given, the vistas of endless opportunity and realise the potential for change, for every little detail you have seen will have meaning for you in your life on earth. Hold this memory in your heart as you re-enter the archway and gaze down at the myriad avenues of your past with new eyes. Place your seal of gratitude on this experience, for you have accessed the precious GOD OR GODDESS WITHIN who has given you these insights" Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - The Unacknowledged Victims of Violence Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - The Culture of Greed and the Suicide of Evil. They see humanity as chattel. Of course, a prominent group of players in this environment believe the arguably Satanic preachings of The Talmud ...and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, clearly state where these characters are coming from. You hear from affiliated sources that 'the protocols' are a fabrication. Since they mirror to a precise degree the actual and observable behavior of this group and since the historical record also corroborates much of their previous activities, I'm in the camp that believes it is legitimate. - Les Visible Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - The ‘King of the Jews’ Is Dead Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - Syria’s ‘shameful betrayal’ for Palestinians It is estimated, according to the Financial Times and other sources, that Saudi Arabia and Qatar have funnelled more than $9 billion into Syria over the past three years to pay wages and supply weapons to the extremist brigades, such as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jabhat al Nusra and the Islamic Front. Ironically, for the UN humanitarian appeal for Syria, held in Kuwait earlier this week, both Saudi Arabia and Qatar pledged a combined total of $120 million. In other words, these two Persian Gulf monarchies have spent 75 times more on fuelling conflict and destruction in Syria than what they are now pledging in “humanitarian assistance”. - Finian cunnngham. Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - Michael Tsarion - The Irish Origins of Civilization - 3/6 Ron: Michael Tsarion is wrong when he suggests that Esu Immanuel (aka Jesus the Christ) was a fiction but he is correct in saying that the christian religion was set up by Romans and Pharisees. He is also probably correct in saying that and that the Hyksos, the shepherd kings of Egypt, were the Israelites and that they were NOT slaves but rulers in Egypt. They were in Egypt for over 300 years before Moses and his 'Levite' people were expelled for AbundantHope Front Pages Pdf 15-- Page 3 their crimes and oppression of Egyptians. Sound familiar? The Levites were not necssarily priests nor did they have an allotted part of Canaan to occupy. The True Exodus - Thus began an orgy of looting and violence as the departing Hyksos- Israelites stripped the land bare. It was destruction on an unprecendented scale and it prompted the Theban pharoah, when he saw the ruins of Avaris, to declare that this was not just greed, but avarice! - Ralph Ellis Tsarion's views on the origins of the Sychians and Irish history are speculative and he ignores the fact that the Annunaki sowed the seeds of civilisation in Sumer and Egypt. Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - ISRAEL STEALS PALESTINIAN HERITAGE & HISTORY Political Information Jan 23, 2014 - Jewish Tyranny and Anti-Semitism Through the Ages Ron: I haven't checked and annotated this article but post it because it contains much true information. There are some inaccuracies and ommissions that require considerable time to insert which i don't have currently. Be aware though, that the Judeans that the Romans expelled from Judea and Galilee (Palestine) were Temple worshippers aka Pharisees and Saducees. The Romans virtually eliminated the Sadducees but the Pharisees continued and morphed into the neo-Pharisees after the Khazars adopted the Pharisees Judaic beliefs and practices.
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