Redpill me on this symbol. What is it and what does it represent?
Redpill me on this symbol. What is it and what does it represent?
Evan Bennett
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Ayden Rogers
Death and misery
Nathan Phillips
death
Xavier Hughes
According to this guy, who has some really heady takes on Judaism, it represents the enslavement of Aryans.
> But, let us be perfectly clear, the Star of David is the Aryan, abstracted, stolen, possessed by the Jewish God. The irony is that like the Swastika, or at least as it is intended, the Star of David is a solar symbol representing us. Thus esoterically we understand the reason the Swastika or a like solar symbol deployed in an Aryan cause is offensive. It represents autonomy and liberation from a Jewish God. The Star of David on the other hand is the symbol of the Aryan enchained and enslaved toward the interests of Jews. Let us be objective and entirely rational. As a symbol it should be considered highly offensive to us.
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Ian Garcia
Symbol of Moloch (not being ironic)
Ian Smith
It's in the middle of my flag
Carson Sullivan
Jack Hill
A mental problem on the part of the op who believes he finds his manhood through racism.
Lucas Baker
As above, so below.
All the reflecting pools in D.C. and arrows pointing up and down on the Freedom Tower.
Noah Wood
satan
Landon Price
en.wikipedia.org
"the star of your god whose images you made to worship" in Acts 7:43"
"Remphan is a rendering of the Ancient Greek, ρεμφαν. Various manuscripts offer other transliterations, including Ancient Greek: Ῥομφά, Ῥεμφάν, Ῥεμφάμ, Ῥαιφάν, & Ῥεφάν. It is part of a reference to Amos 5:26, which reads in Hebrew as "Chiun", "Kewan", "Kaiwan", "Kiyuwn", or "Kijun". The Septuagint's reading of Amos is "raiphan" or "rephan". The Greek forms may be based on a transliteration of the Hebrew, k (qoppa) having replaced r (resh), ph having been substituted for y (yod), and u (vowel waw) having been replaced by a (alpha). "Kēwān" is the another pronunciation of the Old Persian word of Kayvân, meaning Saturn."
""ye have borne the tabernacle of your Moloch and Chiun your images, the star of your god which ye made to yourselves." Acts 7:42-43 from the Septuagint of Amos, "ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them." Instead of "Chiun your images" Pusey, deriving Chiun from chun "to fix firmly," translated Amos, "ye did bear the (portable) shrine of your idol king, and the pedestal of your images," etc. Israel secretly carried on idolatry in the wilderness, with a small shrine escaping Moses' observation (Ezekiel 20:7-8; Ezekiel 20:39; Ezekiel 23:3; Joshua 24:14). "
Juan Wilson
A Babylonian/Canaanite God
Joshua Gonzalez
The star of Remphan. Be careful looking this up. Say your prayers first.
Nathaniel Davis
It's the star of Remphan. Look it up.
Denounce Satan and leave Palestine.
Luke Ward
Throughout history, humans have been interacting with the dreamtime via morphogenetic fields. We are at a crossroads of health and dogma. Who are we? Where on the great myth will we be aligned?
David Lopez
As above so below
Justin Fisher
Do you are have retard?
Colton Cooper
Seek help
Ian Smith
You seak help you antisemetic pol faggots
Samuel Williams
Pro-tip: it didn't used to be a 6 pointed star, it used to be a 5 pointed star and a goat's head
Jackson Jones
It appears that prior to being appropriated by kikes, it was used by as flag symbol by Ottoman Muslims during the Middle Ages.
>According to Abraham Cresques' Catalan Atlas (compiled in 1375), the flag of Karamanoğlu consisted of a blue six-edged star. In the medieval times, this star was a popular Islamic symbol (especially among the Hanafi Madhhab[7]) known as the Seal of Solomon due to the belief that the Jewish king, King Solomon was a prophet, and was used by several of the Anatolian beyliks (such as the Isfendiyarids). As such the seal was also used by Ottomans in their mosque decorations, coins and even in the personal flags of individual Pasha (e.g. that of Hayreddin Barbarossa[8]). It adorned the tombs of several early Islamic figures in Medina until the destruction of al-Baqi cemetery. Al-Buni and Ibn Arabi consider the seal to represent the Greatest Name, and its use remains common in contemporary Muslim esoteric circles.
Where did the Muslims get it from, and why did kikes eventually use it for themselves?
Kayden Baker
Ok Kike
Adrian Collins
it's a male and female having intercourse, represented by the two triangles foing into each other.
>what does this mean
it means the current israel is the false Israel, and the inhabitants of false israel, called jews, are the false jews.
>uh what makes you say this
they say they are Jews but are not, but are the synagogue of satan, I don't remember which verse this is from.
>so what does this have anything to do with the flag
the male and female in the flag are the very first couple in existence ever.
the false jews use this as mockery, just like the degenerates use phalluses for obelisks and pretend it's just a stick cuz lol
Justin Reyes
Evil. It's mentioned in the Bible and Mein Kampf.
Hunter Jackson
GRANTS USER 100% INMUNITY TO ALL FORMS OF CRITICISM, GOYBOI!!!
Jacob Rivera
It's the letter M repeated 6 times to form a ring. The M stands for milkers, the circle is a nipple.
Blake Gomez
It's actually an ancient representation of a Merkaba. The cores of planets have much the same shape if perceived in 2 dimensionally.
Jose Perry
> O ye house of Israel, have ye offered to me slain beasts and sacrifices by the space of forty years in the wilderness? 43Yea, ye took up the tabernacle of Moloch, and the star of your god Remphan, figures which ye made to worship them: and I will carry you away beyond Babylon.
Jose Sullivan
Ok third world shithole bro, its ok we all know you are retarded
Zachary King
you false jews are not the direct descended of the Israelites. you have a big nose for all the lies pented up for so long. times almost up, schlomo
Leo Phillips
Cry more