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>>/89904/ > Holy shit! Seems a bit sarcastic, but it's hard to tell tone over text. In any case, I'll repeat the truth for the millionth time. The oldest version of the OT is the Septuagint dated 132BC in Greek language. The oldest proof jews have is the Aleppo Codex (920 AD) and Leningrad Codex (1008 AD). For the NT, the oldest version is the Codex Sinaiticus in Greek language dated between 330 to 360 AD. NT translations into Hebrew were first translated by Elias Hutter (Polyglott -1599 and 1600AD). Oh, and the Dead Sea Scrolls are forgeries on old shoe leather >>/85279/ > the sickness transcends humanity and is more a matter of the universe. Ok. Where's your space ship? Which aliens have you met? Humans don't understand the vast universe because we've never even left our own galaxy. I'm very certain you're also human. > My friend once told me of a torture method they used in ancient times. Modern Celts are but shades of what our ancestors used to be, as Scotland suffers the same Arab floods the rest of Europe does. Not going to lie though. In a hypothetical successful uprising where we could enforce 18 U.S. Code ยง 2381, I would subject traitors who serve ZOG to that torture foremost. >>/89905/ I haven't banned you because you haven't broken the rules again. Yet. I've been sifting out truth from bullshit since Usenet alt.binaries of the 1990s. If I have to again, I promise it won't phase me.