Feminism is caused by a virus and the WHO has been looking into it

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Feminism is caused by a virus and the WHO has been looking into it

Ryan Campbell

You may have seen the thread I posted here a week ago discussing the fact that feminism is caused by a virus/bioweapon that can cause permanent alterations of an infected person's DNA
>archive.is/IGTR3

Have you been paying attention to developments at the CDC and WHO over the past month and a half?

On February 6-7, the WHO met for the annual review of their R&D Blueprint list, and they took the unprecedented step of adding the hypothetical "Disease X" to their list of diseases requiring immediate research and investigation. The concept of a "Disease X" is hardly new, so why do you think they just now took the step of making it such a priority?

who.int/blueprint/priority-diseases/en/
via.hypothes.is/http://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/2018prioritization-report.pdf

A week later, on February 12, CDC official Timothy Cunningham went missing (was murdered) leaving his phone, wallet, car and beloved dog at home. He was a Harvard trained epidemiologist specializing in chronic diseases who had been deployed to respond to public health emergencies including the Ebola virus and the Zika virus. The Atlanta police spread false information at the time of his death, saying that he had recently been denied a promotion (preparing a narrative to claim suicide). The CDC has stated that this was not true, in fact Cunningham had actually been awarded a promotion.

inverse.com/article/42162-what-happened-to-timothy-cunningham-cdc
washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2018/03/13/the-cdc-says-its-missing-researcher-wasnt-denied-a-promotion-police-say-otherwise/?utm_term=.f533556c95cb
abcnews.go.com/US/cdc-missing-worker-recently-received-promotion/story?id=53759793
cdc.gov/media/releases/2018/s0312-cunningham.html

On March 21, the CDC appointed Dr. Robert Redfield, co-founder of the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, to become their new director. Throughout his career, he focused on research and health care for people with chronic viral infections and infectious diseases, in particular HIV. He also served in the military and founded the Department of Retroviral Research within the military’s HIV Research Program. He was "controversial for advocating that members of the military with HIV be quarantined. Note that in the last thread, it was mentioned that the Femin virus is most likely a retrovirus.

businesswire.com/news/home/20180321006173/en/Dr.-Robert-Redfield-Co-Founder-Institute-Human-Virology
vox.com/2018/3/22/17150322/robert-redfield-cdc-director-trump
sciencemag.org/news/2018/03/trumps-pick-lead-cdc-both-celebrated-and-censured

The Femin virus is very much real, and major health organizations are taking this very seriously. You can see from Cunningham's disappearance that some are quite desperate to prevent disclosure of it to the public. The CDC is now gearing itself up for the potential crisis which would inevitably arise if the (previously unknown) virus was disclosed.

Here is an updated list of research, I will post it in the thread in case there are some who have not yet read about it.

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March 26, 2018 - 19:27

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Brandon Davis

In the last thread some were wondering why our discussion of the virus itself instead was so light compared to data studying historical civilizational collapses caused by feminism. I will attempt to remedy that here. This is the working theory on what the virus (retrovirus) actually is and how it can be identified/isolated.

The biggest factor we have noticed thus far is the fact that feminists either do not produce enough or do not properly respond to the oxytocin hormone.

Oxytocin is a neurotransmitter and a hormone that is produced in the hypothalamus. From there, it is transported to and secreted by the pituitary gland, at the base of the brain. Men and women express and utilize oxytocin in different ways, but there are consistent functions across both sexes. Oxytocin has been dubbed as the “love hormone” as it is necessary for pair bonding in mammals and to form a sense of trust with others. Oxytocin is what makes us feel love and closeness with other creatures and helps us develop a sense of empathy and a distrust of outsiders. The hormone helps us deal with stress, and reduces anxiety and depression as oxytocin has a calming effect on people emotionally. Oxytocin also serves several biological functions other than just aiding in pregnancy.

Certain medications like birth control and antidepressants have been shown to influence people’s natural expression of oxytocin, leading to social deficits, lack of stable relationships, and increased depression and anxiety.

The current theory is that the Femin Virus disrupts oxytocin production and/or expression in the mind and body, preventing feminists from forming maternal bonds with their children or from forming romantics ones with other men. Irregularities in oxytocin production/expression could also explain why feminists always prefer the out-group versus their in-group.

I will post links covering oxytocin research below.

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March 26, 2018 - 19:30

Hudson Sanders

Oxytocin Info:
>archive.is/LizpL
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>archive.is/PUqkw
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>hormone.org/hormones-and-health/hormones/oxytocin
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>sciencedaily.com/terms/oxytocin.htm
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>med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2013/09/love-hormone-may-play-wider-role-in-social-interaction-than-previously-thought-scientists-say.html
>archive.is/0usZc
>archive.is/XLVl0
>bodyecology.com/articles/this-bliss-hormone-can-heal-your-body-the-many-benefits-of-oxytocin
>archive.is/RIah8
>archive.is/gNJQc
>archive.is/xUU02

How oxytocin facilitates maternal protection:
>archive.is/E8Qu0

How oxytocin receptor levels affect maternal behavior:
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How oxytocin lowers the threshold for the initiation of maternal behavior:
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Oxytocin receptor gene’s role in maternal behavior:
>archive.is/XBTZR

Oxytocin’s anti-stress effects:
>archive.is/A1nQz
>archive.is/RY8tF
>archive.is/RaQca

How stress affects the brain, which oxytocin reduces:
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>archive.is/jFURS

How oxytocin receptor genes affect anxiety:
>archive.is/M78ep

How oxytocin can help ease addictive disorders:
>archive.is/LjowB
>archive.is/l7gZe
>archive.is/Ju16t

How oxytocin affects satiety:
>cosmosmagazine.com/biology/oxytocin-linked-to-water-intake
>archive.is/dE8VS
>archive.is/FO0eB

Oxytocin’s effects on generosity:
>archive.is/HMizE

How partners within the initial stages of a new relationship have substantially higher plasma levels of OT as compared to non-attached singles:
>archive.is/8oGTS

How oxytocin might have a role in metabolism and neuropsychiatry health and disease:
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How oxytocin facilitates spirituality:
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How oxytocin fosters in-group versus out-group bias:
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>archive.is/bOkCV
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How oxytocin promotes group-serving dishonesty:
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How oxytocin influences sleep:
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How oxytocin can influence how you view your mother and her parenting style:
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How oxytocin may help reverse some of the symptoms from maternal neglect:
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Other functions of Oxytocin receptor genes:
>archive.is/30lRE

How the pineal gland interacts with oxytocin:
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How the sexes express oxytocin differently:
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How oxytocin expression is slightly different across races:
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How oxytocin affects doggos for reference:
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>today.com/health/gazing-our-dogs-eyes-releases-cuddle-chemical-t15746
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Relationship between endogenous oxytocin, vasopressin, and aggression in domestic dogs:
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How too much oxytocin can make certain individuals oversensitive and/or raise their anxiety:
>archive.is/3scKy
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How oxytocin can hinder trust and cooperation in people with borderline personality disorder:
>archive.is/9l8IK

Signs of oxytocin deficiency:
>archive.is/84XcU

How oxytocin deficient receptors can induce social deficits but normal parturition:
>archive.is/grk8x

How external sources of oxytocin can produce divergent social effects:
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Oxytocin’s interactions with other hormones:
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>repositories.lib.utexas.edu/handle/2152/28509
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How melatonin interacts with oxytocin:
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>diginole.lib.fsu.edu/islandora/object/fsu:176272/datastream/PDF/view

How fibroblast growth factor 2 interacts with oxytocin receptors:
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5789801/
>archive.is/1HCU1

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March 26, 2018 - 19:32

Jonathan Ward

Interestingly, there are also links between oxytocin deficiencies and autism:

Link between oxytocin and autism:
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How autists have trouble expressing oxytocin:
>archive.is/6qTf1
>autismspeaks.org/science/science-news/more-evidence-short-term-oxytocin-use-can-help-kids-autism
>archive.is/vFAZt
>archive.is/yyY5E

How CD38 interacts with oxytocin:
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CD38 and autism spectrum disorder:
>archive.is/uqNBG
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How interference with oxytocin receptors can increase the risk of autism in newborns:
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How brain hormone levels are linked to social deficits in autism:
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How Pitocin, a drug that might disrupt oxytocin expression, might be a cause for autism:
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Antidepressants:

How SSRI's interact with oxytocin:
>archive.is/Kveym
>archive.is/ZGbnG
>pdfs.semanticscholar.org/acf3/48251c67631320dc290647f86e635a96c16a.pdf

How SSRI's influence the oxytocinergic system:
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How antidepressants have been linked to increased risk of autism in newborns:
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How antidepressants are linked to other birth defects and pregnancy complications:
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Birth Control:

How birth control influences oxytocin to make women less devoted to their partners:
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How birth control interacts with melatonin, which interacts with oxytocin:
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How various herbal supplements interact with birth control:
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Other medicines which interact with birth control:
>webmd.com/sex/birth-control/medicines-interfere-birth-control-pills#1

How birth control has a cognitive impact:
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Physiologic changes in gonadal steroids can alter receptor expression
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How birth control has been linked to increased risk of autism in newborns:
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Both antidepressants and birth control cause FLD, which is quite interesting when you consider this:

How autism is correlated with abnormalities within regions of the frontal lobe:
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March 26, 2018 - 19:33

Aaron Lee

As I stated before, you can find depictions of the virus warning about what it is, how it manifests, who it effects, and how destructive it is in ancient ruins and mythology. They were trying to warn us.

Here is a rundown of one collapse caused by feminism, the Bronze Age collapse which started in Minoan Crete

A. Indications of Femin Infection in Minoan Culture

Minoan culture was highly advanced for the time. Some of their technological achievements (such as sewage and toilet systems) were not rivaled by modern European civilization until the Victorian era. The Minoan society may have been able to establish a “Pax Minoa” in the Aegean. What is uncontested is that, similar to modern attempts to disarm society, Minoan civilization had little in the way of a standing army or weaponry, as almost none has been left behind in the archaeological record. It’s interesting that these efforts to disarm preceded a total civilizational collapse, much like the present day.

>academia.edu/1011597/Thoroughly_Modern_Minoans_Women_and_Goddesses_between_Europe_and_the_Orient_in_Situating_Gender_in_European_Archaeologies_Eds_Liv_Helga_Dommasnes_Tove_Hjorungdal_Sandra_Montón-Subías_Margarita_Sánchez_Romero_and_Nancy_L._Wicker_2010_Budapest_Archaeolingua
>ekathimerini.com/46418/article/ekathimerini/news/pax-minoica-in-aegean
>archive.is/yEczy
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization#Warfare_and_the_"Minoan_peace"
>archive.is/3dHew#selection-6333.0-6609.5

It is important to note that Minoans worshipped either a single female deity, “Mother Goddess” or several female deities. The archeological record also shows the integration of snake symbolism in the worship of these female goddesses. Snake symbols in religion and mythology are representative of the femin virus.

>scribd.com/document/125622896/Is-Divinity-a-Gender-Issue-the-Case-of-the-Minoan-Goddess
Evans also expresses the view that the Minoan goddess was a maternal mother goddess and that the Minoans were essentially monotheistic
>academia.edu/1011597/Thoroughly_Modern_Minoans_Women_and_Goddesses_between_Europe_and_the_Orient_in_Situating_Gender_in_European_Archaeologies_Eds_Liv_Helga_Dommasnes_Tove_Hjorungdal_Sandra_Montón-Subías_Margarita_Sánchez_Romero_and_Nancy_L._Wicker_2010_Budapest_Archaeolingua
>independent.co.uk/news/world/world-history/the-eternal-female-worship-of-the-mother-goddess-1607599.html
>archive.is/Rsyzb
>digitalancienthistory.com/gender-in-minoan-culture.html
>archive.is/YJqaW#selection-383.0-396.93
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization#Religion
>archive.is/xE7iL#selection-5179.0-5323.4
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_snake_goddess_figurines
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We know that at some point, the Minoans began engaging in human sacrifice, another known trait exhibited by femin-infected populations.

>newsweek.com/ancient-greece-shocking-dismembered-human-skull-reveals-ritual-sacrifice-755549
>archive.is/ZYXxP

Crucially, the Minoan mother goddess worship is associated as being a previous incarnation of Asherah worship in the Eastern Mediterranean. This is important because it indicates that people groups who had been in heavy contact with Minoan people and civilization were infected with the virus. Minoan mother goddess worship is considered to be the inspiration of the Phoenician Astarte as well.

>academia.edu/10414540/Minoan_Asherah
>books.google.com/books?id=resUAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA18&lpg=PA18&dq=minoan asherah&source=bl&ots=SYX1lWnQ05&sig=-TbPJ2plLm2bBJYqNrBru90tkYA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiJ6-bZg9nZAhVNMqwKHRf5C54Q6AEIVDAK#v=onepage&q=minoan asherah&f=false
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astarte#Other_associations
>archive.is/MXOM5#selection-2599.0-2671.4

All cultures who came in contact with Minoans appear to have started human sacrifice. Phoenician Astarte worshippers practiced child sacrifice, and the record shows that prior to their collapse the Mycenaeans engaged in it as well. What is interesting is that the Greeks (who experienced a subsequent civilizational resurgence) purged this practice from their culture. Aeschylus's Agamemnon portrays the sacrifice of his daughter Iphigenia as negative and the reason for Agamemnon’s subsequent assassination for example. The later classical Greeks similarly ended practices of allowing women to hold influential positions in society.

>theguardian.com/science/2016/aug/10/skeletal-remains-confirm-ancient-greeks-engaged-in-human-sacrifice
>archive.is/ygi65
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iphigenia
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March 26, 2018 - 19:35

Jackson Flores

Minoan culture was distinct from all other cultures around it because it afforded women a high amount of respect and gave them much higher positions in society compared to all the surrounding civilizations, even the neighboring Greeks. All scholars agree that Minoan civilization was not patriarchal. In fact, some think that it became more and more rare to see men in positions of authority in Minoan society especially towards its demise.

>rwaag.org/minoan
>archive.is/95YX2#selection-437.0-441.588
>arthistoryresources.net/snakegoddess/minoanwomen.html
>archive.is/jf9Rm
>richard-hooker.com/sites/worldcultures/MINOA/WOMEN.HTM
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Women in Minoan culture, especially towards the end, had no interest in raising children. While men at times would wear little more than loincloths, women would dress elaborately and display their breasts. All of this indicates movement towards a “postmodern,” individualist and possibly degenerate society just prior to collapse.
>digitalancienthistory.com/gender-in-minoan-culture.html
>archive.is/YJqaW#selection-651.0-675.39
>jstor.org/stable/125037?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
>rwaag.org/minoan
>archive.is/95YX2#selection-145.0-477.6

Most importantly – the Minoans were genetically of white/European ancestry. This is important to note, since so many femin virus outbreaks have been centered around white populations who are vulnerable to it. The Myceneans who immediately collapsed after Minoan culture were also predominantly white.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization#Genetic_studies
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>smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/dna-analysis-sheds-light-mysterious-origins-ancient-greeks-180964314/#k7clzCIDqzeR6oec.99
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March 26, 2018 - 19:36

Asher King

B. A Femin Outbreak Which May Have Begun in Minoan Culture Caused the Bronze Age Collapse

Scholars don’t actually know why Minoan society ultimately collapsed. Some blame the eruption of a volcano on the island of Thera for the demise, but Minoan civilization persisted past this disaster. In fact the record shows that Mycenaeans conquered Crete some time after the eruption.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization#Collapse
>archive.is/PQFtK#selection-6731.0-6787.5

But this would prove fatal, as signs emerged that Mycenae had begun to adopt Minoan notions of goddess/snake worship, human sacrifice and feminism. The historical record appears to indicate that either Minoan cultural influences or the civilization’s collapse caused a domino effect of further collapses. Much like a modern collapse in say, Sweden would create a cataclysmic end to the Western world today. Many conflicts including some famous ones such as the Trojan War occurred in this time period as wider society imploded.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycenaean_Greece
>archive.is/nBySq#selection-6561.0-6573.108

The Mycenaeans’ conquest of Crete and the destruction of the weakened and feminist Minoan civilization lead to a series of inter conflicts that gutted Mycenaean society and unleashed the invasions of Sea Peoples against all Bronze Age nations in the Mediterranean. The Sea Peoples are generally thought to be a mix of groups genetically related to Mycenaean, Minoan and other nearby people groups. This violent series of migrations utterly destroyed the Hittite Empire, and brought the Egyptian empire to its knees. Today it is known to historians as the “Bronze Age Collapse.”

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Peoples#Mycenaean_warfare_hypothesis
>archive.is/eZy89#selection-4137.0-4236.0
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Bronze_Age_collapse
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This collapse has been described as "the worst disaster in ancient history, even more calamitous than the collapse of the Western Roman Empire." And cultural memories of the event told of a "lost golden age.” This total and complete calamity had a ground zero in a culture that was feminist, gave prominent roles to women and showed signs that it’s females lost the desire to reproduce.

Within a few years of the femin virus-caused Sea People’s ravaging of the Bronze Age world, the Assyrians broke out forcefully from the Middle East (Iraq) and viciously destroyed any remaining remnants of Bronze Age political structures. They wiped out all political opponents. Even Egypt, who had survived the Sea Peoples’ invasions was too weak to resist this new threat and was conquered before the Assyrians installed a vassal to rule the country. The total collapse of European/white societies is traditionally followed by invasion and conquest by Middle Eastern powers. The modern day feminist fueled migrant crisis in Europe is no exception.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Assyrian_Empire#Esarhaddon,_681–669_BC
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March 26, 2018 - 19:37

Connor Scott

C. Signs That Descendants of Mycenaeans and Minoans Were Femin Infected
A specific case study showing that successive people groups were aware of the femin infected status of refugees and survivors of the Bronze Age Collapse such as the Philistines.

The Philistines are generally thought to be of Mycenaean or some other kind of similar Aegean (possibly Minoan/Cretan) descent.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philistines#Material_culture_and_Aegean_archaeology
>archive.is/V2zso#selection-3979.0-4247.141
>news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/07/bible-philistine-israelite-israel-ashkelon-discovery-burial-archaeology-sea-peoples/
>archive.is/dY8Tk
>web.archive.org/web/20160712143156/https://www.britannica.com/story/archaeologists-find-first-philistine-cemetery
>archive.is/FBIyM
They worshipped Asherah, and historical references show that elements of their worship included ritual sex practices and human sacrifice. Asherah is a deity with Minoan roots (a tribe who also sacrificed humans).
>christianpost.com/news/the-canaanites-child-sacrifice-and-abortion-144152/
>archive.is/iyNwQ
>tapatalk.com/groups/deeperwalk/what-were-the-child-sacrifices-high-places-and-ash-t4149099.html
>archive.is/lGMyV

The Old Testament explicitly warns Israel from adopting this religion or breeding with anyone who adhered to it. In fact the Philistines were one of a number of groups that Israel was told not only to avoid breeding with, but to totally wipe out along with all other survivors of the Bronze Age collapse.

God told the Israelites to slaughter Canaanite children, women, even animals
>religionnews.com/2015/01/12/god-command-genocide-bible/
>archive.is/jF3Q7
>whistlinginthewind.org/2012/04/18/terrible-parts-of-the-bible-part-1-genocide/
>brandonvogt.com/did-god-command-genocide/
>archive.is/oADQe
The commands not to breed with them are important since femin can be transmitted like an STD

The historical record shows that non-infected populations should 1) avoid sexual contact with infected populations 2) avoid adopting cultural or religious practices of infected populations 3) eradicate infected populations to remove them from the gene pool

The Minoan (and ultimately Bronze Age) collapse is a stark warning to modern generations. How many cultural traits found in Minoan history can be seen present today? How many can be seen developing (worship of the female etc.)? The reminder that the Bronze Age collapse was assured by an invasion from the Middle East should alarm the modern day West. We are just a few generations away from seeing a similar cataclysmic collapse.

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March 26, 2018 - 19:38

Alexander Barnes

A Femin outbreak was also a major contributing factor in causing the Cambodian Dark Ages

The Khmer Empire rose to prominence primarily due to the fact that they were technologically advanced beyond all their neighbors. Even modern engineers marvel at the irrigation and drainage systems developed by the Khmer. Their well-built system of roads also allowed them to maintain important ties with India and China.

>thoughtco.com/the-collapse-of-angkor-171627
>archive.is/Ki47q
>news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/04/angkor-wat-civilization-collapsed-floods-drought-climate-change/
>archive.is/xupUK#selection-734.0-1087.154

Serpents, or nāgas, play a particularly important role in Cambodian mythology. A well-known story explains the emergence of the Khmer people from the union of Indian and indigenous elements, the latter being represented as nāgas. According to the story, an Indian brahmana named Kaundinya came to Cambodia, which at the time was under the dominion of the naga king. The naga princess Soma sallied forth to fight against the invader but was defeated. Presented with the option of marrying the victorious Kaundinya, Soma readily agreed to do so, and together they ruled the land. The Khmer people are their descendants. Nagas are described as being semi-divine snake-like human beings, capable of taking a human form.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_worship#Cambodia
>archive.is/Gl0qP#selection-1251.0-1286.0
>rampuri.com/nag-panchami/
>archive.is/OC0U6
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nāga
>archive.is/ptFJw

There is a tribe called the Naga people now located in Northeast India and Burma which may have originated from somewhere near Tibet or China. They do not appear to have a long history as they do not record it. This raises questions about whether or not legends from countries such as India, Burma, Thailand and Cambodia are actually referring to the Naga people. In the current day they are ultra patriarchal, something not consistent with legends which refer to female “naga” rulers. Though some contest the notion that the mythological term “naga” (serpent-people) is the same as the current day people group, the Naga people’s name originates from Assamese and Sanskrit names for “naked.”

They are known as warriors and headhunters. Although there is no known naga worship of snakes, the Sanskrit word “Nag” (cobra) is derived from the term Naga.

>factsanddetails.com/southeast-asia/Myanmar/sub5_5d/entry-3933.html
>archive.is/7QSEE
>e-pao.net/epSubPageExtractor.asp?src=manipur.Ethnic_Races_Manipur.The_Myths_of_Naga_Origin
>archive.is/y8kdp
>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_people
>archive.is/zUhQs
>morungexpress.com/origin-of-the-word-naga/
>archive.is/d9Gzi

The Khmer Empire/Angkor Society exhibited a number of signs that indicate elevated femin infection rates, such as revealing dress styles of women, and worship of snake/female deities. Women of the Khmer empire were not treated any differently than the men. Chinese historians record that they dressed in a sexually provocative manner, wearing nothing above the waist and bearing their breasts. Like in other societies which gave traditionally male roles to females, Khmer women could given prominent roles (such as being charged with selling food in markets for example). Khmer society had a unique and Asian form of “gender equality” where men’s status was totally dependent upon perceptions of the woman they were partnered with.

>sites.google.com/site/serenaandbonniessosewebquest/the-rulers-and-people-of-the-khmer-empire
>archive.is/GBq9y
>devata.org/mysterious-khmer-devata-goddesses-who-were-the-women-of-angkor-wat/
>archive.is/hxNpO
>mekong.net/cambodia/women.htm
>archive.is/55KO8

Sexual promiscuity was widespread and extremely explicit pornographic artwork is recorded on the walls of Khmer temple ruins. Some examples are posted below.

>archive.is/6MUF0
>archive.is/JxDmo
>archive.is/iyURZ

Some archaeological researchers feel that Angkor Wat’s temples were actually built to glorify women. It is important to note that regardless of opinion, Khmer temples are in fact, covered with vestiges of females. This is significant given the importance of religion to Angkor society, indicating that women may have in fact been incredibly significant to Khmer civilization. Stone masonry was generally reserved only for temples, with most other buildings being made of cheaper material.

>khmerknowledgekeepers.weebly.com/everday-life-in-the-khmer-empire.html
>archive.is/PdGQm#selection-305.0-317.494
>thoughtco.com/the-collapse-of-angkor-171627
>archive.is/Ki47q#selection-1379.0-1391.314

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March 26, 2018 - 19:41

Jackson Collins

Keep bumping like a fag instead of pastebinning like a pro.

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