Neil (Unknown) #racist #fundie #magick #conspiracy rhnegativeregistry.com

We wonder today if there is a bloodline group alive today that has the same bloodline that Jesus (Yashua) was born with and I SAY YES. This bloodline is not large in number but they represent about 10% of the global populations and can be found primarily in the United State but on all continents as well.

These descendents have a rare blood factor and have prehistoric ancestors that can be tracked back to an area in the world known as the “Garden.” This original people group on earth were what we refer to today as Scandinavians. I mean all of us. It does not matter what color your skin is today, your original ancestors on earth were Scandinavian.

THE BLONDE BLUE-EYED SCANDINAVIAN NAZARENE TRIBES THAT JESUS (YASHUA) WAS BORN INTO, ARE NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE RED HAIR GREEN-EYED BLOODLINE KNOWN AS THE “TRIBE OF CAIN” that is also known as the “Tribe of DAN”, WHICH IS A HYBRID BLOODLINE,
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The “Sea People” aka the Adams were the first people group who migrated out of Hyperborea after they were forced to leave for mingling with the gods.

Hyperborean legends tell us that two waves of human beings left Hyperborea. The first wave moved into North America, Atlantis and eventually the America’s and the rest of the world, while the second wave moved into the Northern Scandinavian countries.
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The HOLY GRAIL writers appear to have associated the RED HAIR GREEN-EYED "Serpent Bloodline of the Cain with the Merovingian Kings that were a hybrid line of kings. The Merovingian bloodline is not the PURE Rh Negative BLONDE BLUE-EYED Scandinavian descendents of Jesus Yashua and his Nazarene tribes. One of the ways the Holy Grail authors make this association is by claiming Jesus (Yashua) is a Jew and then tracking a Jewish bloodline to the Merovingian kings, another way they do this is by not telling you that the Merovingian bloodline was the hybrid bloodline of Cain.

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