the truth about haunika
Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 3:37 am
celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
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yes....and the holocaust never happened.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
and your jewish?weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
Close, 8.DirtyDishSoap wrote:i thought it was because they had some blessed canister of oil that lasted for 7 days or something
Celebrated because of oil candles, genius.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
wikipedia wrote:Hanukka, from the Hebrew word for "dedication," marks the re-dedication of the Temple after its desecration by Antiochus IV and commemorates the "miracle of the cruze of oil." According to the Talmud, at the re-dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem following the victory of the Maccabees over the Seleucid Empire, there was only enough consecrated olive oil to fuel the eternal flame in the Temple for one day. Miraculously, the oil burned for eight days - which was the length of time it took to press, prepare and consecrate new oil.
Don't be so hard on the boy. Judging by his avi, he is a love child of a Nazi and a bag of flour. Which just goes to show that bags of flour don't get turned on by intelligence.unriggable wrote:Celebrated because of oil candles, genius.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
WTF I'm not sure if I should be scared of your avatar or not.
wikipedia wrote:Hanukka, from the Hebrew word for "dedication," marks the re-dedication of the Temple after its desecration by Antiochus IV and commemorates the "miracle of the cruze of oil." According to the Talmud, at the re-dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem following the victory of the Maccabees over the Seleucid Empire, there was only enough consecrated olive oil to fuel the eternal flame in the Temple for one day. Miraculously, the oil burned for eight days - which was the length of time it took to press, prepare and consecrate new oil.
do some research. a college professor told me that. we dont know about it because the jews hid it.there are diffrent types of perspectives from history. there is history from the conquers and history from the conquerd obviosly the jews (conquers) wrote a diffrent point of view .and tried to hide it.Kid_A wrote:yes....and the holocaust never happened.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
mandalorian2298 wrote:Don't be so hard on the boy. Judging by his avi, he is a love child of a Nazi and a bag of flour. Which just goes to show that bags of flour don't get turned on by intelligence.
So what's your reliable historical source for this alternate view of history? I mean besides "world history X"weever wrote: do some research. a college professor told me that. we dont know about it because the jews hid it.there are diffrent types of perspectives from history. there is history from the conquers and history from the conquerd obviosly the jews (conquers) wrote a diffrent point of view .and tried to hide it.
Good source here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanukkahweever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
The indian story is widely known.weever wrote:do some research. a college professor told me that. we dont know about it because the jews hid it.there are diffrent types of perspectives from history. there is history from the conquers and history from the conquerd obviosly the jews (conquers) wrote a diffrent point of view .and tried to hide it.Kid_A wrote:yes....and the holocaust never happened.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
same thing on columbus day, did you know that it was a day when his men killed lots of innocent indians. we dont know about it because columbus never wrote it that way. and the indians(conquerd) never wrote about it there for it never got out.
Boy, I hear enough of these lies over in Yahoo! Answers, and it gets to be a little annoying. I suggest you shut your trap unless you mean to aplogize for your little mistake. Your anti-Jewish propaganda are the lies, just look at it from a historical point of view. The Jews have been one of the most discriminated people in history.weever wrote:do some research. a college professor told me that. we dont know about it because the jews hid it.there are diffrent types of perspectives from history. there is history from the conquers and history from the conquerd obviosly the jews (conquers) wrote a diffrent point of view .and tried to hide it.Kid_A wrote:yes....and the holocaust never happened.weever wrote:celebrated because the jews massacared 15,000 innocent greeks (men,woman, and children). no joke.
same thing on columbus day, did you know that it was a day when his men killed lots of innocent indians. we dont know about it because columbus never wrote it that way. and the indians(conquerd) never wrote about it there for it never got out.
that's true. it's very sad what happened to them in ww2 - great injustice and pain was inflicted upon them.muy_thaiguy wrote: The Jews have been one of the most discriminated people in history.
This is coming from somebody who uses their hands.reverend_kyle wrote:I don't see what the argument is.
I was referring to your costume.reverend_kyle wrote:No way? This original poster seems very educated. I don't see how on earth someone as educated as him would ever make a misspelling. Clearly Haunika is just a very non mainstream holiday that he is trying to bring to our attention.
Your back!reverend_kyle wrote:I don't see what the argument is.
OP
contends haunika involves jews killing people.
Why are you guys talking about Hanukkah?
clearly
haunika=/= Hanukkah