Reminder: The people identified by Jews as Amalek (from England to the Levant) all drink milk. The Israelites were promised milk & honey, and had laws on milk consumption. Yet the [Red] "Jews" admit that 75% of them are lactose intolerant. They aren't who they claim to be.

Despite being important, this deception is fairly shallow. We have to go deeper to get to the truth. In fact, as DEEP as we can possibly go: The very beginning. The first substance you consumed after being born is your mum's milk. Before that, the first substance was her blood...

When your mother was pregnant with you, your two bodies were separated in the womb and connected via an umbilical cord which flowed in whole blood (containing oxygen & nutrients) into you, and expelled waste products, mediated through a new organ your mother made: a Placenta.

The placenta acts as a temporary interface to the world for babies, and is two sided, one with the mother's genes, and the other dominated by the father's genes. These are separated by a intervillous space made of the mother's blood. It "protects" the mother from the baby too.

When the baby is born, the placenta is ejected alongside it. The baby can no longer consume its mother blood. Its stomach can't consume foods and its immune system isn't developed. So during the pregnancy prolactin hormones causes the mum to form mammary glands that secrete milk!

The mammary glands consist of 20 alveolus. These are like little pipettes, which are actuated by the nervous system when baby suckling is detected. The mother generates milk [initially colostrum] and keeps the "pipette" full through a complex externally controlled homeostasis.

The milk itself is synthesised inside Lactocyte cells which takes in building material from mother's blood supply and synthesises beta/kappa casein, milk fat globules. As a reaction to ever-present bacteria, white blood cells [+exosomes] traverse the cell walls & enter the milk!

The mother's cells also synthesises minerals, enzymes, secrete water as a filling compound, vital vitamins and everything a baby needs to grow on its own -- at least for the first six month. IMPORTANT NOTE: at no point was the mother's red blood directly connected to the milk.

Producing all of this material takes a great deal of plasma resources. Even a healthy well-fed mother will have to sacrifice something: Thus, The same prolactin hormone that produces the milk/mammary glands will also stop the thickening of womb lining. This stops menstruation!

All human being will notice this pattern: Fertility disappears while breast feeding. Fertility is indicated by regular menstruation. Once menstruation starts, lactation stops. To make matters more unfortunate, due to the glucose content in blood, it tasted sweet -- like milk.

Thus from the ancient times of this cycle up until the 19th century, milk was thought of as "white blood". And... blood was thought of as "red milk". Earlier, I showed why this is false -- the milk is synthesised without connection to blood. Alas this was only a recent discovery.

This false notion, conceived independently across the world, has had dire consequences for our species throughout history. As food was used as a sacrifice/religious offering, often for atonement, and milk was a food ... blood was seen as the "food of the Gods". It gets worse...

It was often the case that the "priests" and the public would share food with the "Gods". You can imagine, it's not just an offering of apples and pears, or even goats and bulls, but human beings: Often prisoners. Virgin maidens. Sometimes children. Human sacrifice & cannibalism.

In many of these rituals, some kind of altar was involved, and blood contacting said altar was equivalent to the "Gods" consuming the sacrifice. This kind of savagery may seem irrational on the surface, but it had multiple purposes, some sociopolitical, others for darker reasons.

Let's focus on the sociopolitical: A settlement grew to its carrying capacity. Even if the inhabitants were responsible in giving birth to people, outside pressures such as wars or climate upheaval created famines. Then there is a loss of order and the worst consequences.

When there is plenty to go around, creatures will suppress their dark nature. It is only in adversity that the mettle of a being is tested. Most will fail. When pitted against the prospect of starving or seeing their loved ones starve, most people will steal each other's share.

In the most horrific cases, people will eat each other (see many cases in Egypt, China). Religions around the world blamed cataclysms which would affect food production or stability on sins of the people, causing "Gods" to get angry! To atone, human+other sacrifices were needed.

To make the selection more straightforward and mesh well with the legal system, some religions integrated sacrifices and legal/social infractions together. Some sacrifices were done out of ceremony and discipline. ...The darkest ones to humiliate or dehumanise adversaries.

Conducting genocidal wars and usurping other nation's lands were also options, and these could be thought of as sacrifices at a national level. As a mother gave birth to a child with her blood then milk, an immoral society is set in motion to spill blood and steal milk and land.

One particularly genocidal religion (old covenant Judaism), did away with internal human sacrifices. Instead, the premise was other peoples would be "sacrificed" as a whole. Just not via blood rituals! This was done for a promised land of milk and honey.

Moses' and subsequent armies were particularly strict, especially when they had set up a temple. Blood was never to be consumed. Furthermore, milk and flesh could never be consumed together --perfectly disassociating the two. However, animal blood sacrifices were still required.

Earlier in the chronology, Abraham's substitution of a sheep in place of Isaac (his son), set this in motion. A grand temple would be built, and animals sacrificed with their blood splashing against an altar. The Jews would later break their Mosaic covenant and be damned by God.

They would rebuild the temple and return to the Levant, after being thoroughly corrupted by Babylon. ... It is then that God placed his spirit in Jesus Christ, performed miracles only God could, and spoke the Word, allowing Jesus to be sacrificed for all humanity on 33/4/3. ✝️

In doing this, the Son had reversed the ancient blood sacrifice ritual once and for all as he had the holy spirit and God the Father with him on the cross. There could be NO GREATER SACRIFICE for the rest of time. The Babylonian Jews had only one recourse: To declare war on God.

Jesus had fulfilled all the signs and rites of the Messiah, also ended their temple whose veil was torn on its own from top to bottom. They would answer back with a revolt,in which they murdered almost every single follower of Christ. The Romans responded by destroying the Jews:

With their revolt answered, and their people scattered into captivity and exile for good. The Jews as a unified people were over, and would genetically drift over time into separate groups of people. They were no longer Israelites. But their hatred for what happened never died.

They retained their animal sacrifice rituals, and scripts, and added much content to their Talmud over the next 400 years. Unbeknownst to them, they had set themselves up to be exploited... by far more vengeful creatures -- that "hate" all humanity. More on that next time! /End

Next thread. Note: I had to rearrange things. The origin of the reds will be in part 5. https://x.com/cirnosad/status/...