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Journey into the etymology of words

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In these videos we have explored the idea that the Phoenician’s, whomever they are, ran the world from the empire on the seas. We have also explored the idea that the tribe of Judah was first taken by the philistines (Phoenicians) to exact their agenda in the Levant. With that in mind let us explore the etymology or origin of words and also the phonetics which offers up the audible means for transferring the words by sound. Example, C – Sea – See. We must also grasp the importance of how words can be split to offer up a hidden meaning or element within a word.

War, Lithium and the Clean Energy Reset

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Lithium became the root of the cold war situation in having both the Soviet Union and the United States of America in the race to procure the most devastating nuclear weapons. From 1947 until 1989 this arms race would see the United States create some 40.000 warheads while the Soviet Union produced 32.000, and as we understand today, many of these tests some 1747 in all, on both sides, left a serious Ague in all areas they were tested.

Prophecy, remembering what was to see what might come

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It is always helpful if you can find some remanence of a string, or indeed breadcrumbs left by a character from the past, as you traverse through the labyrinth held fast by the Bull. The following are a selection of works by prophets of renown, prophets that may hold a key for you to keep the lamp shining at your feet, as you buckle down and face the reality before us as we cut out the chaff to reveal the wheat.

Who dictates the NHS?

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The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) is a branch of the Committee of 300 based in Adelphi House moving all things NHS for a very long time. Privatisation anyone? (NICE) is an agency of the National Health Service charged with promoting clinical excellence in NHS service providers in England and Wales, by developing guidance and recommendations on the effectiveness of treatments and medical procedures.

Calcium : What You Need To Know About This Key Mineral

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Researchers have found that males who consumed the most calcium in food were 25 percent less likely to die over the next decade. None of the males took calcium supplements. The findings are in line with previous research linking higher calcium intake with lower mortality in both men and women. Men in the top third based on their calcium intake were getting nearly 2,000 milligrams a day, on average. The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for calcium intake is 1,000 to 1,200 milligrams. Calcium could influence mortality risk in many ways, for example by reducing blood pressure, cholesterol, or blood sugar levels.