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Nick:

Nick is more interested in the death of others than his own death.
He is a true Samaritan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ5sAa4IaJk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkv2unnPKMg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLFSsqN8FOk

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=730MtctOC_w

아빠 닉과 악당 웨슬리가 관심있는지 두고보자고요 아빠⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡♿♿♿♿♿♿♿♿♿⛔

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Я такт понял у кого-то есть претензия к Творцу?!?!?!:
Уверен ему было виднее какую жопу сделать бегемоту...
Может бегемот провинился, ну и был наказан.....
А может Творец в тот момент подумал как будет будущий человек на самолетах летать...

Творцу было виднее!!!
https://realstrannik.com/forum/btg-tarielya-kapanadze/1389-btg-kapanadze-teoriya-i-praktika-2?start=6220#167072

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Avaris, Thebes & War
At the same time the Hyksos were gaining power in northern Egypt, the Nubians were doing so to the south. The 13th Dynasty of the Middle Kingdom had neglected to pay attention to their southern border just as they had with Lower Egypt. Thebes remained the capital of Upper Egypt but, instead of ruling the entire country, was sandwiched between the Hyksos in the north and the Nubians in the south. Still, Thebes and Avaris got along quite well. The Thebans were free to trade to the north, and the Hyksos sailed their ships past Thebes to buy and sell to the Nubians in the south. Trade went on between the Nubian capital of Kush, the Egyptian center at Thebes, and Avaris quite evenly until the Hyksos king - wittingly or unwittingly - insulted the king of Thebes.

There is no telling whether the story is true as given, but according to Manetho, Apepi of the Hyksos sent a message to the Theban king Seqenenra Taa (also known as Ta'O (c. 1580 BCE): "Do away with the hippopotamus pool which is on the east of the city, for they prevent me sleeping day and night." The message most likely had to do with the Theban practice of hippopotamus hunting, which would have been offensive to the Hyksos who incorporated the hippo in their religious observances through their worship of Set. Instead of complying with the request, Ta'O interpreted it as a challenge to his autonomy and marched on Avaris. His mummy shows he was killed in battle and this, and the events which follow, suggests the Thebans were defeated in this engagement.

Ta'O's son Kamose took up the cause, complaining bitterly in an inscription that he was tired of paying "the Asiatics" taxes and having to deal with foreigners to the north and south of him in his own land. He launched a massive strike against the Hyksos in which, according to his own account, Avaris was destroyed. Kamose claims that his attack was so swift and terrifying it made the Hyksos women suddenly sterile, and after the slaughter, he razed the city to the ground. This account would seem to be something of an exaggeration since the Hyksos still held Lower Egypt in the three years following Kamose's offensive and Avaris still stood as the Hyksos stronghold.

Kamose was succeeded by his brother Ahmose, whose inscriptions describe how he drove the Hyksos from Egypt and destroyed their city of Avaris. These events are given in the tomb inscriptions of another man, Ahmose son of Ibana, a soldier who served under the king Ahmose, describing the destruction of Avaris and the flight of the surviving Hyksos to Sharuhen in the region of Palestine. This city was then placed under siege by Ahmose for six years until the Hyksos fled again, this time to Syria, but what happened to them after that is not recorded.
https://www.worldhistory.org/Hyksos/


According to Manetho, Apepi of the Hyksos sent a message to the Theban king Seqenenra Taa (also known as Ta'O (c. 1580 BCE): "Do away with the hippopotamus pool which is on the east of the city, for they prevent me sleeping day and night."

Apepi (darkness) expressed the sun and light (headjet) as a hippopotamus, saying that he could not sleep at night.
The dark god provoked the sun god, so these words themselves are like a declaration of war.
To provoke an opponent, you can blaspheme the god they serve.
If the Dark God is weak, you cannot blaspheme the Sun God that your opponent serves.
It is the beginning of a holy war that must be fought at the risk of one's life.
As a result of this war, the 15th pharaoh of the 17th dynasty of Egypt, Sekenenre Tao II, was brutally killed.
There are cuts left on his mummy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seqenenre_Tao

Manetho
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manetho

Maneto, famous for his writings on the history of the Egyptian pharaohs, is one of the Septuagint authors, and this is Matthew, the author of the Gospel of Matthew.

Acts 1 [NASB]
So they put forward two men, Joseph called Barsabbas (who was also called Justus), and Matthias.
And they prayed and said, "You, Lord, who know the hearts of all men, show which one of these two You have chosen
to occupy this ministry and apostleship from which Judas turned aside to go to his own place."
And they drew lots for them, and the lot fell to Matthias; and he was added to the eleven apostles.

Manetho was chosen in place of Judas Iscariot because he was a worshiper of the Levitical Djed.
Matthew is among the 11 disciples, and the reason that Maneto, the same person, was chosen again is because there are two 4th-floor Djeds.
Didymus and Thomas are also twins with Judas Iscariot.
The difference between the two is simply where they are located.
The same goes for Matthew and Maneto, who play the two Djeds.

Judas Iscariot, which is related to the death of Jesus, is the Apep serpent leaning on the sun, and the Apep serpent with the eagle is not related to the death of Jesus, so it becomes Didymus (twin) Thomas.

So, the meaning of the word "Living God" means dark night.

If the inverted sun-headjet existed in the 16th century BC by comparing the mainland powers of Egypt that were pushed out by the Hyksos dynasty to the setting sun, the hippopotamus mentioned by Pharaoh Apepi of the 16th dynasty of Egypt is also a historical fact, but the possibility is slim. Hippo's remarks are highly likely to be Maneto's manipulation.
The Septuagint itself is a historical manipulation.


50% Ptolemy XII Paul, a Pharisee, also did everything he could to kill the sun-Jesus. The sun-Jesus must die so that the dark god whom Paul worships-Jehovah can come again.
Even if the sun of the phenomenal world goes to the setting sun, there is no reason for the Sun Temple to be entangled in the setting sun.
Creating a headjet that jumps into the setting sun is itself an insult to the sun god.
The dark god worshipers did so and killed Jesus.

Headjet falling into the setting sun - Manet's historical manipulation and robe washing to claim that the sun was created by Egyptian 16th dynasty pharaoh Apepi.

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запуск инвертора Toyota Prius Gen 3 с двигателя лексуса Toyota MGR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvjjPBaDNPE



Free electricity from Water - Building a water powered generator using recycled junk. Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVoeaKCEd2o

Skilled in recycling, he is one of the cafe's readers.