No kidding. I would like to know about that. . . .
Subject:
Re: Clinton as Koresh cousin gypsy
Date:
Fri, 01 May 1998 07:49:31 ?0400
As you all recall, the apologists were pointing out that when Francois Mitterand died, both his wife and his mistress were at the funeral along with the children of both. This was held out to be evidence of a superior French attitude toward this sort of thing.
This was all well and good, but even the French would draw the line if Madame and Madamme Mitterand were at the head of a procession that turned into a parade of 500 big haired women with bad makeup, all members of Clinton’s Gypsy family tree.
Here's the situation. He is actually a member of a very small ethnic group that tries to keep marriages within the confines of the tribe. They have so few people they have to do it one man/one woman/one child and move on. See his family for evidence of this. They have been dysfunctional for several centuries.
Note that about 4 years ago a Gypsy group in Kansas City told us that his Grandfather, Billy Blythe, was actually "King of the Gypsies". This is born out by the evidence.
The early colonial period Gypsies and Travelers are fairly unidentifiable in American records. We know they were here but they are not identified as such because this nation was so hospitable to them. We know that Clinton’s grandmother was a fortune teller and traveled with carnivals. So did Bill and his mother when he was young. Also, note Hillary's travel last year: first to the seven sacred hills of Bosnia centered on Tuzla; then to the Church of St. Mary at Ephesus which is the sacred site of Black Sara, patron saint of Gypsies,;then to Athens to visit the Temple of Athena whose totem is the owl, the Gypsy God of Death! Circumstantial? Perhaps, but it is the preponderance of circumstantial evidence that creates the impression of something more than chance.
She also spoke before the assembled elders of the Gypsy community in Budapest. In addition, she is into seances, or at least the semblance of seances. Recall her communion with Eleanor Roosevelt.
Notice also Bill's seeming mis-quotes from the Bible. His Bible is published by the. It is Apostolic and Pentecostal with roots buried deep in central European nomadic cultures. Joseph Smith belonged to it before he formed his own group, the Mormons. In its earliest manifestations the “Church of the First Born” was not Pentecostal, but that has changed.
Some of these churches use peyote as part of the sacraments, having picked up chemically induced trance states in the far East centuries ago. American Indians traded peyote cactus buttons all over North America. Its use ranged far beyond the Southwest. The drug of choice today is, of course, cocaine.
Others within these cults also use the Book of Abraham. David Koresh talks about the Book of Abraham. David Koresh, aka Howell, is, as best can be determined, a fairly closely related cousin to Bill Clinton. He is at least as closely related as Mike McClarty or Vincent Foster.
There is a big Church of the First Born Congregation in Hope Arkansas. For comparative purposes, contrast this group in the Columbus, Nashville, Hope Arkansas triangle with their closely related cousins in the Columbus, Nashville, Seymour Indiana triangle. The Crawford family genealogy records offer a good track on this ? one man one woman one child ? it's simply a way to avoid genetic disease problems in a small group that is forced to inbreed.
Somebody should ask Bill Clinton if he is a Gypsy and did he ever belong to the Church of the First Born or does he know anyone who did. They might be surprised at the answer they get.
Original material from: muawiyah (bohallp@erols.com)